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no cALIEORNIA GOLD DIGaERs, Elk

The sIbscber las on hand and Tor sale from the Inon
India Rubber Company who have the exclusive right 10
use Goodyear's Patent Metallic Rubber the following
trles.
Tents and Tent Carpets, Knapsacks, Camp Blankets
Haveraacks, Canteens, leggins, Clothing Bags,
Water BoIiles Tarpanlinn, Caps and Capen, 4E
Sou'westers, Texas Wallets, Gun Gases,
Coaia, Cloaks, and Capes, Mexican Pouchea,
Overals and PanIaloons, Gold Poichcr,
Al, Beds aud Pillows Life Preseryers,
Drinking Cups Buckets, and Rasius, Travelling Bags
Portable Boats, ProiysioR Bags, Saddle Dags
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Breast Pumps,
And variety Of other articles al the sp Of the star he
tween and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
on 7--eoinf s EDDY
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tive power, has been as unkind generally throughout
the State and, according 10 latitude, even so.
We learn from n friend from Buloch county, thar
was wholly destroyed by the late frost, and that the
most sanguine expectation of the planter now il TO
make one third OF crop There Is not moro haD
seed enough be procured 10 plant one third Of the
cotton lands and the present state OF the drought Is
decidedly unfayorable Il Is hoped that the corn
will shoot up again and not he materially injured.
The younger wheat II entirely gone; the more nd.
vanccd il half destroyed. The gardens Of course nrc
everywhere dcsolate.
There was as heavy full Of snow at Athens az
was Witnessed during the winter, and cotton, corn,
and indeed nearly everything else Is lost beyond
plant corn and cotton. -.sap. Rep. 2aih inst
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WASHINGTON CRY, April Q. ls49
Ia relinauishing the practice OF Dentistry in this city
Dr. WIN II DIBBLE, 1 feel il n duty well pleasure
state, from the evidence be has exhibited 10 me Of his
SKILL thai consider him ,ce qualified for the profession IN
which he engaged and him to my fieLis and
patrons confjeHy believing that TO those who may avail
Of his services. he will prove himself worthy
their confidence. II. BARRON,
<~xx w. II. DIBBLE, having taken
MB the office formerly occupied by DIR, Bar
UIfSVVX\ rom is prepared to perform all operations
-Li-i[ which come within the range Of DEN
tai SURGERY
Aer several years experience, and GARRETT, examination
into the various branches Of Dentistry, he has become sat
sed that the greater portion Of Arfcia Teeth are mere
Iy ornamental. answering very little or no purpose in
utility His of inserting is such as 10 combine
both beauty and usefulness, and he feels confident In
curing the appreciation Of those who may honor him with
their patronage.
II being his Intention 10 make Washington his permanent
residence his charges for the present will be very mode
rate thereby giving opportunity for persons test the
truth of the foregoing
ns- Office and residence Wards Building, Pennsyl.
vana avenue between 9Th and h sirees and next door
10 Gilman's Drug Store.
nErERANcrs
Dr. L. PAKMELE, Dentist
ZD. 4 w. H. GILMAN. Zap R--d6m
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steam Engine and Pumps for Dry Dock,
New York.

Steam Engine and Pumps FOR Dry-Dock,
New York.
BuRrAU YARDS AND DOCKS, ooh March, 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Steam
- Engines and Pumps for the Dry Dock at New York.
will received this office until ~ the LIST day Of
May next, for constructing, delivering erecting and put
ting in successful operation, at the Navyyard at New
York. engine and pnnpa capable ofperiormng The
work required In pumping ont the Drydock said engine
and pumps be warranted by the builder TO perform tile
work within the time specified, and 70 operate success
fully for the term OF one year aler completion;
Particular specifications OF the work lodged with the
Navy Agent Al New York--he cnmmandan, Of the Navy
Yarl there and the Engineer OF the dry,dock either
whom this bureau persona desiros OF Offering
referred for copy which request will be forwarded by
mail general plan the engine be al the Dry
Dock Otfioe
The time complete the whole work will be the first OF
January, 1850. JOS SMITH,
apr 2--lawtw
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cEALED PROP0SA is, sndorsed sProposais for
y he erfension Of fhe Patent Office Badlg, will be
for constructing the two wings the Patent Office Building
agreeaby the plans and specific in this office
which reference may be had and after the 2h instant
Proposals will be received also for furnishing the various
kinds Of materials required separate from the workman.
ship Of the sae and which particularly enumerated In
the aforementioned, specifications il being understood thai
ich material1 to be OF the best qusly Of the kind
6xed and the work performed the IN the erccon
ofhe aid wings to he finished in the workmanlke
manner The plana and specific will show the
Of said buildings aud the character of the work and mate.
rals. ROBERT MILLS
Architect and Superintendent
Office ground hoor OF Patent Office Building cart end.
Union, and Saturday News Washington, d q; Amer.
can, Patriot, baltimore; North American, News, In,
qurer Philadelphia; Tribune, Commercial Advertiser,
Courier and Inquirer New York Atlas, Journal Bee BOG
ton Richmond Enquirer Richmond; Charleston Courier,
Sontb CAROLINA please copy anil send paper with avef
tlsemento the Office, Washington and account 70 ls May
ap l6--dflsAfsy
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nv the President Of the United

nv the President OF the United States.
TN pursuance law l. JAMES X POLK President Of the
United States OF America, do hereby declare and make
krown that public sales will be held at the undermeuon
Al he land Office at FAIRFIELD commencing Monday
the fourth day Of June next Tor the disposal Of the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
parts OF townships viz:
North ofthe base line and cesf of The mn principal
meridian.
Townships seventy two and seventy three Of range TWEEN
Townships seyentywo and seventy three ofrange TWEEN
ty-four.
Townships ana OF tWeu
ty. FIVE.
Island in section twenty three, in township seventytwo,
OF range fourteen.
the eighteenth day June for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands situated within the aforementioned townships,
To wit tF s,g
North Of the base line and rest Of The mn principal
s meridian.
Township ninety three, OF range seven.
Township ninety three, OF range eight tF,
Townships nneiyiwo uney.lhree and ninety four, 81
range nine.
Township ninety three, of range ten.
Townships nneytwo ninety three, and ninety four, Of
eleven tays
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools militia.
ry other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering OF the aforementioned lands will be
menced the days appointed and proceed In the order
until the whole shall have heen offered and the sales thus
closed. But no sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry Of Of the ana will BE- adj
nl.sd NM alter ,he expiration o. hs ,TS weeks
tyseventh day Of February, ammo Domni thousand
IAMEsK POLK.
Ty the President
McHARn NJ. Youaa,
Commissioner Of The General Land once
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Noslcc OF the Establishment Of the Land
Omcc for the y Western Lu nd Dfstrict,' In
the state 90 wisconsin.
pursuance ofhs second section Of the Of Congress
entitled An act for changing the location II The land Of
nee IN NE Chlppewa land district and establishing ud
donalsnd district IA the STATE of Wipronsln" approved
Msrnh ~ iHis which provides thn For the sale Of the
puniic laudu ~ the Territory ii WircoRsn, additional
iand ONCE and land dfrir arr hereby created comprising
al The lands not included within ths district Of lands s
which shall he called the Wenern tani Dlsfrlct' do
herrhy declare and make known that the land ofce so
In the State Of Wirconrln ~''
Owen under my hand The city 81 washington This
necond day Of March, Dumln one fbousrnd rich,
hundred and forty nine JAMES N POLK
BY the President
RICHARD N. YousS,
Commissioner q the General Land once.
A Mar e--lawi3y sl }717 -'-'
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SUMNER Millinery.

SUMNER Millinery.
MRS. S. PARKER will open on Tuesday May Isl, a.Hysc
M handsome assortment Of SUMMER NIL. 1taSr
INERy, consisting In part Of FANCY DRESS ~
HATS White Black and Colorcd CHIPS French Vel.
low sTRAW-and lew Chl,lrens, S.raws Also, large
an oS-3t
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WANTED. Two colored wonlen one who is a
good cook and washerwoman the other to do general
homework None need apply unless they be recommend
cd understanding their business thoroughlyto suck,
good place and good wages offered.
Inquire ut the Of M-ssrs EDWARD SINfNS& SON,
opposite the United States Hotel,
Crhe ineIlgencer Unlon and Alexandria Gazette will
insert 3 times week. Apr, %
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-A splen.
L did three.story House situated Missouri avenue,
tween ID and Streets five from the residence
Of the Hon. Mr. Badger furnished throughout in the
superior manner, with every convenience for genteel
family For further particulars inquire Of
Il, @. 4 g. r. DYER,
APP eff Auctioneers and Com Merchants
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FOUND.

AN OLD POCKET BOOK containing small sum Of
n money. On applying at this office, proving properly
and paying expenses Of this advertisement the owner
have It. 3t--april ~
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BOOK AND JOB PaiMTsmu
EXECUTED WITH NEATSESs AND pAsr~'ont
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Notice OF the removal OF the Land OGAe
from the Falls OF 81. Crolx, WtsconsAm
10 saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.
Hinder authority OF the hrsi secon Of the Of Con
gress entitled An act Cor changing the location OF hr
Land ONE In the cHirpKwA LAND DisrRfcr, aud e!iab
fishing additional land district In The SrArn OF WIS.
coNsn,p approved March 2d 1919 DO hereby declare
and make KNOWN that from and aAer the hiriieh GAY q
June next S the land office for the sale % nc pmssd
lands In the CHIPPEWA LAND Dsrncr fhs 20 srss,rA.
from the FALLS OF ST, CHotx wisconsin 70
rRn in ST. Croix County, Minnesota Territory m,
Given under my hand nj The CITY ~ W'e'''s'''
'wen'lih day of March Ammo pom'"' '''' q TAYLOR.
nv the President.
Ao" nosnu ~ q The General Land Office
nlsr 90-lawl2w --------
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Rev FATHER McELRoy, $ J. former Chaplain 10 Gen.
era Taylor's army In Mexico, Is giving rpIriiull
retreat az ST Patriek,s Church In his city
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Notice 20 Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled 70 The right Of preempuen 10 any
Of the lands within The townships ami parts Of townsps
above enumerated, required establish the TIE
satisfaction Of the register aud receiver OF the proper
AMER seeing tha notice and benre the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lais embracing
the claimed oherwiae mch claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner oithe General Land Once.
Mar 7--lawl3w
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PROFESSOR PIANcIAa l.. l.. D., late Professor Of Nat
ra Philosophy In he University Of Rome preparing for
publication work on Electro Magnetism, with an onl
Of his own recent discoveries Professor Is at present
connected with the Georgetown College.
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oLoTnING 4 'cLoTHINe. MATERIALS.
NAVY DEpAnrMRNr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.. Nfraf
Hrrsan Of Propisons aud Ciohiag, April II, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS, eniorsed Proposals. 10, Navy
~ cloihins and Clothing Materials" win be received az
sls Office until O'clock p NJ, Monday The 2lrt day Of
May next Tor fnrnahing and delivering receiving thirty
days notice, al each or eher Of DIR Navy Yards
town, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York and Gosport
Virginia, such quantities. OF any all OF The following
named articles Of Navy Clothing Clothing Materials -
may ordered by Chief this Bureau or by The com
mandan's Of said navy yards respectively during s
cal year commencing the ls day OF July and end.
ing on the 30fh day Of June, 1860 viz
Blue beaver cloth pea jackets, wood 1000
DO do do monkey jackets, do do 1000
DO cloth round Jackets, do do 4CO0
Do do trowsera, do do 1909
Blue flannel shirts, twied and wooldyed, 10000
DO do under shirts do do do 5000
D1 do drawers, do do do 500
Do flannel do do do yards 5000
Ilarnsey sheetlnq Irocks 1000
Canvas duck irowpers 1000
Darnsiey sheetne for do yards 1000
Canvas duck Tor do yards zUv
Dungaree yards 1900
Caakin shoes pairs 5000
Mpskin do high do gtW
Caliskn pumps, do lO,uu
Wooilen stockings do lQUO
Woollen socks . do 10000
Mattresses Cyith TWO cover. 10 sarb) 1900
Black silk hanaEerrhie6s ~. 1900
Blankets .. 1900
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E5-Among III. distinguished visitors now In out c y
Is Charles Hoffman, ESQ, Of New York the nif.
ed and prolific author, the refined gentleman the ri
scholar. We have no personal acquaintance With Mi
Hoffman, but we among his admirers.
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Notice to Holders of Claims mg aInst Mexico,
provided for by tho Treaty OF February =,
l9A6. 5f - =
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CERTAIN CURE for FEVER and AGuE.

published Weekly Six Dollars per unnunlsinsle nos
l2l cenfs-by u. LrTTELL co, Boston.
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The NATIONAL AMERICAN COUNCIL Of the Catholic
Archbshops and Bishops Tho United States will
IN baltimore the first Monday in May The Rev.
DIR. Eccles0n, Archbishop Of Baltimore, will preside as
Metropolitan or Prmae. The Archdocesses OF ST. Louis
and Oregon will be Represented The Synod will adopt
measures preparatory TO establishing bshoprcs In Can
MIA and New Mexico.
Many Of the prela,es attending the Convention win ae
.ompany the excursion 10 81 Marys 4s4
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The Sumter Banner:
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Will FAM j. FRANCIS. +
TIE Il Nj So

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Tifty-cents al the ex .piration of six months, or
Three Dollars at the end of the year.
!Ao paper discontinued until all arrearages
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GrAdYertisement inserted at rs cts. per
;squarc, ia lines or less,) for the first and
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GJ-The number of insertions to be marked
ION all advertisements or they will be publish
I'd until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
UsOne Dollar per square for single in
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
ments. will be charged the same rs single
Insertion, and sem-monthly the same as new
ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
aand Communications recommendi ng Cand-
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uJsAil letters by mail must be paid to in
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their being blown off, on a. night whe,
there was not air enough to float this
tie down.
Moo, Master Bruce cnquircd ia
mic, sarc ye all right?'
'Allrighs,' replied Bruce.
sIhcn let US proceed homcward. ant
stick by me; and haud on tac anc ami
thcr; for I'm no thinkin' tho wind.
favorablc.'
No, it's direct in our faces, 1 pcr
ccivc,' said Bruce.
4 was thinkins sea- rcturncd Jamie
'it's aye the case Master Bruce.
never saw i, fail yet; but lord hoo the
wind roars; this rag abou, my lugs makes
the din awful it's like 10 take a botlv's
breath clean ava And here Jamie
turning round 10 breath more freely, pcr.
ccIvcd Bruce moving oll'in tho wrong Iii.
rcction.
Whar arc va gnun?' shouted Jamie.
Home, 10 be sure; do you think ] am
going 10 stand all night talking ,hcrc?'
'lIcch, mel exclaimed jamie, contcmp.
lnonsy, 'bn, I'm smart, Q, but I'm slnar,
it'll be lang time ill yo reach hamc
that way, I'm 'hinkin'; man yc dinna ken
your rcht hand finc your lclt.'
q own, jamie, iha, my faculties have
been more clear than al The present mo
mcnl; yet, am confident This is the way
homo
And I'm us confident that i, is not
Vel. il is certainly the way we came
'ihc way we camel exclaimed jamie.
in seeming surprise. 'Thc way VIC came!
and haze We no been far cnough the way
vc cameo
Yes, ihinl- VIC have replied Bruce.
Wccl then, think were unanimous
on that point, and VIC may rs well 20 back
again, instead o'gaun any lar,hcr;hc way
We camc.'
Yes said Bruce, rhat'S exactly wha,
| want; want home again, and certainly
the wany 10 get there is by The way we
came
MOO, master Bruce, dinna like 10 ca
you doon-r!cht block head; but certainly,
your faculties must be in wocinll state
o arrangement, lac advance sic and ar
fairly ashamed O. yc-no, 10 ho ala -, s,n
sec sac pinin n inct-ilia, tho same road
must, as n matter Of coorsc, bring yc 10 The
same place
Yes, yes suid Bruce, beginning 10
no"h' his own sanencss. But yon must
'', "r aware we 40 not start from the same
'.,i .u,;,,"n ;"''.'I, r. .,,
and mnnncr ] ,h', s"n 'a',',s' ~ a zone
,;onalonr win i, do ya,, ,hial I', II ,I.,
Lam daij?' ~ '"'
We'll said Bruce in hcsi,ating man.
ncr' i do not know, Jamie, whether you
are or not; hni some Of US mus! be wrong,
''aI ~, : !" c'""F 'ln,cr.
!. -" % .';J ''I'''S,'i VIII ana u as c.r"F "ha Ii
f,,,inn ''' ''''''''' '''' All ar o' sails
sW,r To,,;o -, &c
onory. ! ,sl. w. ~ IN M =, III.
20 VIII, nc or not?'
NO, l thank you sir: horc III
never be sac f;:r left tac mvscr hut oot
o here I mann gang: for I'm no sic a
fool, as TO gang a travellin' on nicht O.
tempest and darkness like the present. ;
Wcll,' SAID Bruce, let us 20 some
where or other Jamie, I'm getting dread
iul sick;-go on and I'll follow
Ma, na. nae followin' wark; the
either or no uta ,;--gic's your hand Mr..
Bruce Bruce complied, and they
staggered off homcwald together.
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Affairs at Washington.
[ COrIespOndence of the Cha rlosfo- Con


WASHINGTON, May I.-Altlough there is not as many
strangers in this city there month ago vet there
are number OF persons here from abroad and
are here Tor the 0aves and fishes any one NAV fairly
suppose from The appearance of their
OF most OF those who may be seen Peunsyvana Avenue
on The weather has been
this od Of former years The Capitol grounds now pe
the Presidents House. These places are kept in manner
and degree Of perfection worthy OF the nation fine band
grounds and lends additional interest these pleasant places
Of resort The contractors to build the wings the Patent
Office have commenced operations, and will prosecute the
work with vigor and energy. 1t will make large addition
TO the present extensive and handsome building, and
uns s ey r..
up rapidly and situated of the most beautiful sites
available FORT An extensive view of the Potomac river. up
Presidents House etc The board Of conol saperiDen:
dencs have suggested that each State in the Union should
ao"s p wnfn
she will The building Of the Smithsonian Institute pro-
iivered in of the rooms which in neat and unique
order Of architecture Professor Hitchcock, Of New Eng
weeks immense numbe 60 to hear him. and SO great has
been the interest excited here that numbers been
Not the least charming and lovely place in this vicinity is
the Navy Yard It is indeed one of the most pleasant and
t beautiful places which stranger may find about Washng
branch as It sometimes called about half mile from
the Capitol There is here number of large houses in
which va1ety of the most extensive machinery and
nished 1t is wonderful to see with what expedition and
IN iop fhe CSs Mr. %
ha, vim large lathe foE tuInpg planning etc in ironp
s%
mechanical and engneerng department of the yard
static press try the strength Of ali chain cables
made the yard The number of FORCES in one of the
forged Ss os IF 1 ancient
Napoleon o. Tie sissd of s. Hslsas '' caIRs s
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o. The new license law of Pennsylvania grad
yates the cost of license by the amount of liquor
sold by the tavern-keeper. The publican who
does business amounting to $4,000 year, pays
$3.50 license while he whose receipts amount to
only $1,000 per annum, pays but 500. This, it
seems to us, is very equitable mode of apporton-
ing the liuuor tay
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o. We acknowledge with real qualification the
kindly feelings which prompted the personal courte
sizes in the Pcayune of yesterday. Indeed, the
tone of the whole city press has been courteous,
liberal, and generous. We do not design to make
any formal acknowledgment, or return thanks in
set phrase-but these things shall be gratefully re-
membered, and the fitted return made-of laboring
zeaousy to cultivate, in all future relations, the
same sentiments of reciprocal good will.
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DEATH OF Mr.. BURNEs OF FRANKFoRT.-We
are panied, (says the Louisville Courier of the
l4th to hear of the sudden death of James Burnes,
of Frankfort, gentleman well known, not only in
this State, but throughout the whole West. He
was attacked with apoplexy on Saturday, and died
after sickness of only few hours. He was rather
an eccentric person, but when Paddy Burmes
breathed his last never did kinder heart cease
to beat.
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PARsoN HowE.-The Lexington Miss Equal
Rights calls on the democracy and urges them not
to overlook the claims of E. Percy Howe of the
" Pine Knot" at Napoleon, Hancock county The
Rights proposes the Parson to the convention which
is to meet in june for Auditor, Secretary of State,
or Some other State office. A man of the Parsons
universal genius is evidently fitted for any place in
the gift of the people
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By the Southern Line.

1He III LCulS-IWdrRGIS, GIG.
BALTIMORE, May ia fire broke out in ST
Louis this morning, and nearly half the city is al
present in ruins. The houses destroyed were in
the very heart of business, including five bank ing
houses and every insurance office in the city.
Twenty-seven steamboats, lying in dock, together
with the telegraph office, were consumed.
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-At Liverpool, on the
afternoon of the 9Th, Cotton closed firm; sales
were 1000 bales, chiefly American, at from 3sd. to
4sd. AT New York, Cotton is active {. :. The
steamer Empire has been sunk by schooner oppo.
site Newburgh-al but three passengers saved.
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o. Mr.. Forrest, we are told, desired to testify
his respect for the proclamation of the Mayor yes
terday, requesting the citizens to remain within
their homes, by having the Broadway Theatre,
where he is engaged, closed The management,
however, were of the opinion, that such a course
might provoke a feeling unfavorabIe to the result
which was aimed at, and exacted from Mr. Forrest
a compliance with his engagement. The house
was very thin, scarcely hundred at O'clock
~ Y EUen,up Post
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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE IN MISSISSIPPI
1t is thought that in the Second Congressional Dis
trict the wings will put forward w. H. Harris as
candidate for Congress