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ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE
CURES EVER RECORDED.

Dear Sir: Having experienced great benefit
from your invaluable medicine, feel it my duty
and privilege to let the world know what it has
done for me. Possessed of strong constitution
naturally, had enjoyed perfect health previous to
the spring otI 343, whenl was troubled with a
difficulty in my leftside, attended with considera-
BE pain. :. Sometime in July 1 was violently at
tackled with cough, which continued until fall ;
then was confined to the house eight months,
during which time my cough was very severe
frequently had spells which lasted two hours
daily raised large quantities of dlsagreeable mat
ter, accompanied with blood. Sometimes raised
quart of blood at time. consulted three ply
sicians, all ef-w nom did their best to restore me
must die ;; it was impossible for me to live but
short time. One ofiham said my lungs were gone
At this critical moment when eminent physicians
had exhausted their skill ffieads despaired of my
life, my own hope of recovery at an end, l resort
ed to
DIR. WIsTAR's DAIssArz. OE WILD
CHERRY.
When had taken one and half bottles, these
severe spells of coughing were removed. / con-
tinued taking the Balsam until spring, 1874, when
ceased to bleed at the lungs, my health and
strength improved SO that Ileit the house, but was
not able to work for year. Now my health is
good am able to do days work every day on
my farm. JAMES COMERY.
Witness: THOMAS BONNER.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for five dollars.
Do- For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DR.. E.
Berkeley and A. D.. Wren, in Staupton, and all
the Druggists and Dealersin Medicines generally
insV irganla.
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PUBLIC SALE.

MILL be sold, at the late residence of John
wv Porterfeld, Deed, on Friday the 18th OF
April, the following property, to witt
One NEGRO MAN named Israel, five
Mich Cows, eight head of Cattle, FIFTY
Hogs. ten Horses, about two hundred
bushels of Corn, two hundred Bushels OF
Oats, six bushels of Cloverseed, one Good
Road Wagon, one Plantation do, six
Sets Of Harness, one Horse: Threshing
Machine, .one irst-,ate, Wind Mill, Far
ming Utensils, sc.
i TERMs.--Sfx months credit on all sums of SIS
and upwards, bond aud approved security, under
SIS cash." SAMUEL. b. BROWN,
Executor OF John .Porterfeld, Decd.
P. Sail persons having Slaims against the Es
tate, are requested to make them known to the
subscriber Immediately, as it is necessary to know
the ingabtednesyef the estate. 5. y. b.
April ?, ls49.-2t.-Spec. copy.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

HEE subscribers, appointed by the Pressatetv
= of Lexington, a committee to arraage and NIT
IN operation the presbyterial Htasf seao9I, now
give notice that the School will open on the T..,
Monday f.apff aert at shemarial, under the inn
mediate instruction Of Rev. VIM w TR1Mp1sM
Mr.: TrimbIe enters on the discharge Of his new
duties with the full confidence and Recommendation
Washington College, where he was educated, The
order OF studies, with list of classics will be given
in future circular For the present, ii is sufficient
to say that the order Of studies will embrace class
es from the English through the highest Classical
the Colleges or Universities
Tuition will be charged at the rate Of 1924 for the
English, and $50 for the Classical and Nathemati-
cal course, for the Academic year OF ten months.
o. Boarding may be had in the family Of tha
Principal for 81 per MONTH WV
JOHN HENDREN,
+. MCFARLAND,
February l2-t. r. w. BAILEY
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Large Stock Of Spring Goods
-O.-.O-
GNE PRICE ONLY!
NO. ga mARKET-sT., BALTIMORE.
H AMILT0N EASTER e. &c %.

INVITE the ttention Of Wholesale and Retail
i buyers to their splendid stock of Spring Goods,
(much the largest ii Batimore,) embracing select
articles in every department Of the trade, including
SILK GOODS-Colored and Black Dress Silks
Satin de Chimes; Bonnet Silks and Satins; Black
Watered and Satin Striped and Plaid Silks
Modes Florences and the best styles rich lustred
plain Black Silks.
DRESS GOODS-In every variety of new and
Fashioiaable styles, an undqualled assortment.
MOURNING requisite fabrck
and material for mourning.
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLES.
In this department we have every article thai
can be required by families; Sheetings; Quilts
Pillow Linens Damasks; Diapers; Napkins Tow.
cling Curtain Goods Flannels; Blankets Piano
and Table Covers, an endless variety all our Shir:
ing Linens and Linen Goods are of our o#n i'm
porlation and acar,antsd pure FLAG.
GINGHANlS. CHINTZES LAWNS, AND
PRINTS.
SHAyVLS, MANTILLAS, VESTlNGS. &C.
full supply Of all the styles that fashionable
or in demand
HOSIERY AND GLOVES OF all kinds.
ENiBROIDERIES-Asp splendid stock of Lace
Capes, Collars, Cuffs, Sleeves, Sc; Muslin Col
lars Hemd Reverie and Embroidered Linen
Cambrick Hanks Laces Edgings lhsertings;
Jdconet and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings; In
fants' Embroidered Frocks and Waists, and Nee
die Work Goods oil all kinds.
WHITE N USI.IN GOODS-In Cambria, Book,
Jaconet, SWISS Null, Nainsook, &c, Gin Plain.
plaid and Stripes.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS and articles
generally for servants wear of Stout Fabrics.
IS ALSO
A complete assortmen, of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Cravats. Scafls, Pocket Hdkis., Gloves Sus-
penders and Merchant Tailor's Goods and Trim
tnirgs. -
fnrvitingan examination and comparison of our
Goods and Prices with other establishments, we in.
tenate offer unusual Inducements for Wholesale and
Retail Purchasers to deal witius as from the large
amount of business done by us. cur expenses are
less in proportion than parties whose trade is not so
extensive, whilst we have unusual advantages by
buying in original packages with an experience of
over 20 years in the trade, during which time we
have yearly increased our business by selling ouly
such goods proved satisfactory to customers, both
in durability Of Fabric and fastness Of colors.
On all our Goods 'sthe lo,cest price is narbed,
more will not be asked, nor less taken under any
circumstances, this peculiar feature of Cur business
enables all parties to buy at hslowest prices
April 2, lS49.-3ln.
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z.:.[l01TICE.

T HAVE sold my entire stock of Goods to Messrs
i W. A.. Perrin, and Josiah C. Ridgway, who
will continue the business Of receiving and for.
warding allkihds Of country Produce and Merchan-
disc. :" ''''''''' a.
return my acknowledg ements to my friends and
the public for the liberal patronage have received
from them. ard respectfully solicit the same to
Messrs. Perrin AID -Ridgway u
Persons knowing themselves indebted will please
come forward ndlqudate the same, and much
oblge their hNmble servant.
THOMAS STRIDER
Stanton, March 10, Is49.-tf.
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THE PROTOCOL.

TIE Union says
We feel no difficulty in stating What we have
little doubt i'll the truth, that the Secretary OF
State Mr.. Clayton has addressed a note to Sen
ator Rosa, who has i'll vain brought upetlis Pro-
tocol, that the administrations attached no sort OF
Importance to it, and that they considered the
Treaty itself binding upon the two Republics.
Thus the Administration is acting with a firm
ness, spirit, and consi leration, which We're due
to the occasion. And thus ends the chapter
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.-The Inven-
tor Of M'Lane's Vermifuge having disposed of
his right to his great remedy, the prropretors,
Messrs. Kidd s Co. beg leave TO offer it to the
American public as the best remedy for worms ev-
er offered. 1t has been tried in all parts OF the
country, and in cases which had defied the exer-
ons Of the best physicians, and never without the
most complete success. We caution parents a
toms Of being troubled with worms, lose not a
moment, but at once purchased bottle of M'Lane's
vermilnge, and thus save them pain and perhaps
their lives.
The above. pills caa be had at the following pla
ces, Ess !dge {, Cushing wholesale and retail
Stanton, s. Myers, Nit. Sidney, A. E. Henne-
ba1fgeri sHafris6nburg, McGuffin s. Co., Midway,
StsftkIer s. Co, Fairfield, Ruffner & Jenkins,
and J.sR. Strayer New Market, Jacob B. Houck,
.Buckhern Station, Rockingham, ]. s. l.. Bumb
gardner, Greenville, Va.,J NJ. Wilson, Licking
ton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

Oars. ZOE a0LD WITTY !''-The Mr.. Collier,
OF Ohio. who has just been appointed Collector
ut Saa Francisco, is tLsgentleman who express
ed the opinion, i'll the Wing National Conven-
ton which nominated Taylor; that the Wings Of
- his State We're even ready to vote for .:Idlor'
Old ,ehhe horse ~ if he was nominated. He
has very properly been sent out of the country
Mem Haren Register
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= MARYLAND CROPS The Frederick Herald oil
Saturday says: awe learn from different sec
tons Of our county that the wheat generally
presents fair and promising appearance, par
ticularly the fields which were seeded late.
Some of the early sowing was very much injured
by the fly last fall''
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April 9; 1919.

70 Runor speaks of difficulty in the Cab
met, in regard to appointments. Mr.. Clayton
wishes to go to England. The result of the re-
cent elections in Connecticut and Rhode Island,
in favor of the Democracy: has caused little a.
lain at Washington, and it is said Gen, Taylor
has determined on going to work-that is, he
is going to .sproscribe prescription" by turning
Democrats out of Office.
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Training and Eaes'fs .JXssstes's.

ENHE Training of officers will commence IN
i Stanton on Monday the Soth OF April, ls49'
and continue three days.
The 16eh Regiment will muster at Spring HILL
on Thursday May 3rd.
ali. = ~ '''s''' o
The sst4Regimont at Middebrook on Saturday
May 6ih =,
On the End day of The Training an election will
be held for Major Of the Tooth Regiment in place
of Maj McCne, who has resigned
Comlnandants.of Battalipsls and Companies will
attend to giving prompt notice of this order
+ ~ JAMES M. LILLEY,
I john. E. BALDWIN,
+. Col l6Dth Reg't
..... sAML. D. GRAWFQRD,
Col. ,32d .Reg't
April S, 1910.
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p" Ex-PREs1DESr Polk AT NEW QRLEA Ns.-We
have received accounts. of Mr.. Folks reception
at New Orleans twas cordial and magnificent
He left New Orleans on Thursday night, March
22l, in the splendid steamboat G. E. Watkins,
aud embarked Fsanid the most vociferous cheers
Of the large multitude assembled on the wharf"
-. after receiving the honols of a public dinner
The Picavune of the 9th, i'll announcing his
departure, says;
1.-THE attentions which have been bestowed
upon Mr. Polk during his short sojourn in our
city, have been of the most delicate and tatter-
ing description. ard they villr source OF
pride aud pleasure to him in after years, All
distinctions Of party were lost sight o., and our
citizens cordially united in doing! him honor
Alter having for four years pre- sided over the
affairs of a great nationf he now illustrates the
beautiful simplicity OF our republican institutions
by retiring again tothe private walks OF life"
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w. We have received a pamphlet copy Of DR..
JUNKIN's Inaugural Address, on being installed
President Of Washington College, but have not
had time to examine into its merits. There is
an appendix to the address containing "a brief
sketch of the early history Of Washington Col
lege," which we may publish next week.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

RoBERr J. WALKER, Esq, the late Secretary
of the Treasury, has returned in fine spirits to
Washington, where he means to remain. Where
ever he has been in the South he finds an un-
bounded enthusiasm in favor of the tariff of 1916.
TFY,ioD
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! THE VIRGINIA SWORD TO GEN. TAYLoR.-The
Messrs Ames have manufactured by order of
the Legislature, a magnigficent sword, to be
presented to Gen, Taylor for his gallant opera
lions i'll Mexico. The hilt is Of solid gold,
fichly chased the scabbard is of silver, thickly
plated with gold, and adorned with heavy gold
mounting The value Of the sword is s 900
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-09

MEssRs. WEBSTER AND IMNsreAN-The cor.
respondent ofthe Philadelphia Inquirer gives the
following as the result in regard to Mr.. Websters
letter on the appointment of Mr.. flanagan tc
Berlin:
Mr. Hannegan asked an explanation through
Mr.. Atchson, which was promptly and satisfac-
sorily given by Mr. Webster, and so the previ-
. Gus friendly relations between the two distin-
guished gentlemen have been fully maintained
Mr. Webster's letter, as published, attacked the
PRINCIPLE and was not intended 10 apply per
sonaly at all to Mr.. Hannegan.
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WM. u. BROWN
Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,
Dl~iIAa~n,-

RICHMOND D, VA,
II AVING removed from the county Of Abe
marie, respectfully offers his services 10 his
lfienns ana the public In general to sell all kinds
OF country produce,
Tobacco, Fzost,', Wheat, Cora.
&c., Sc, Sc.
s+d he hss taken one Of the Messrs. Ffy's new
stores on Cary Street, nearly opposite to the Co.
luuibian Tavern, on the
Corner Of Tirginia and Cary. .sts..
where he will be happy to see his friends
REFER TO
Hon. W. C. Rivcs, )
V. W. Soathall, ESD, II,
Col Thos. J. Randolph. sai6ema'ls.
s. W. Ficklin,
Hon. James Garland \
James s. Crewdson, Lynchbuye
Mcdaniel & Lee,
II. W. & j. J. Fry, Bicdmond
Feb. 10. lS49.-1y.
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"In onethipg | am not like other men once
s.id Mr. CLAY to friend, ~ cannot forgive an
njWy."- LousuiH, Chronicle.
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The members Of Congress seem to be the
chief recipients of Office under General Taylor.
The people, thens, Ives, stand very poor
chance Their IS wants cut them out Ev-
cry Congressman elected to stay at home" by
his cons.itaents,.i is getting office from the new
administration.
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REM0V VAL.
MEMRY BARE.
NMnranlAnnnf EUNnslAn.


WOULD respectfully intern his friends and the
w public, that he has removed his shop to the
handsome and spacious room in, the building adj
joining the Virginia Hotel first door. ON the .frsr
floor, where he will keep constantly on, hand, a
large and well selected stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
A very superior lot of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND VESTINGS, which will be made up 10 or
der, in the neatest and most fashionable style, at
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. =.
|. ALSO
A choice selection of Neck and Pocket Handker-
Chiefs Suspendefs, Shirts of all qualities Silk un
der Shirts, a lot of superior Irish Linen, all Of
which were selected with great care, in the North
ern Cities, by himself and he would invite all in
need ola first rate suit, tc give him call.
p. S.-Goods suited to the season, and of the
most fashionable style. IL. B.
Stanton, AHrils, 1870.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

| The undersigned citizens of Staunton, Virginia,
feel it to be due to the community in which they
live an to the character OF two highly respected
citizens of their town, thus publicly to notice a
ru,nor which would be ridiculous in the extreme,
if the industry and pertinacity with which it
has been circulated abroad did not render it cru
el and wicked.
We learn that it is rumored along all the pub
lie roads leading to Staunton that murder has
recently been committed at the Virginia Hotel
in this place, that Messrs. CARRIER and Hartman,
the propretore of the establishment, are the MUIR
derers and that the dead body has been found
and recognized.
Now we undertake to say that in all the histo-
nv OF defamation and SANDER there never was
concocted, or circulated more false, malicious
and nnfounded story.
No murder has been COMMUNICATION has
been sy,soected-a poor wandering lunatic has
been found dead in the woods and has been fully
recognized Ian inquest has been held upon the
BODY andthe verdict has esta bished the identity
of the person and the accidental manner 'of his
death-no other body has been tound-none has
been looked for.
Messrs. CARRIER and Hartman, are quietly en-
loving the respect and confidence Of their fellow
citizens-and on the 4th day of this month both
of them were elected by the people members OF
the Town Council.
~ Editors OF public papers who, have heard
the rumor will confer a favor by inserting this
notice.
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GOVERNOR MARCY.

Hon. w L. MARCY and family arrived in this
city on Tuesday, 9th ult, from Washington, on
their way to Albany, and solourned at HART
WELLS Washington House. They will leave in
the N. York cars this morning. Gov MARCY
in his highly responsible position, at the head
Of the Department Of War, sustained himself
with an ability rarely it ever displayed ~ any
of his predecessors The peculiar difficulties
? he had to encounter would have appalled, many
other men, but his RESOURCES and energies. were
equal to any emergency, no matter how torrnl-
tlable or threatening. His correspondence alone
is monument Of intellect and power, while his
bold and impartial administration of This duties
during period Of war with and in another
country, extorted applause even from his enc,
mics. New York has good reason to be proud OF
this able and right-rhinded statesman and the
Democracy of the whole Union point with
pleasure to his brilliant and. successful career
-Phita Pennsylranian.
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0'REAR &sJAlMQuARY,

NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Stanton and surrounding country, that they
have associated themselves together for the pur-
pose of carrying on the
T.aZLORE1G ID USEyv.ESS,
in thus place, in the room formerly occupied by Mr..
D. W. Arnold, opposite theePost office. where they
will be prepared at all times to make any work en-
trusted to them al the shortest natice, and in the
most fashionable anasapproved styles, and on ac-
commodating terms.
- They deem it useless to say more but hope by
strict attention to business to merit share Of pub
lie patronage. oneo the partners having acted as
foreman for Mr.. Arnold, for the last two years,
they deem it proper to say, that from his expert,
ence a cutter, a "Fit'' may be expected, and
will IN all cases be warranted.
JAS. OREAR,
J NJ. TANQuARY.
staun'cn- Arrlla 1870 If, ~ .-.
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they will carry on the mercantile business at the
stand lately occupied by the said Strider, adjoining
the Valley Hotel, under the style of ERIN &
RIDGWAY. Connected with their Mercantile
establishment they will transact general Commits.
sion and Forwarding business. Goods sent to theil
care from philadelphia, :, Baltimore, Winchester
scottsyl]e orany ether place Will be safely ware.
housed and promptly forwarded to their destination
They solicit call fiom their friends and the pub
lie generally and pledge themselves TO keep an as.
sortment of Dry Goods Groceries, &C., Sc, inferi
deal in the purchase Of Flour Grain, Cctefseed.
The Valley HoteIisa general stopping place for
wagons going and returning to and ffom Richmond
Winchester and Scottssie, and atforas most excel
len. Accommodations.
WILLIAM A. PERRIN,
JOSIAH G. RIDGWAY.
Staunfon March 10 1919
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0DeThe April number. Of the Lady's Book is
the best number we have ever seen. Hurrah for
Cooley!
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GEN. CALEB CUSHING and Robert Rantoul, Jr.,
of Massachusetts,, it is said, propose to emiyrate
y to'the territory of Minnesota, there to eng;tss in
t.ti.e iron business in connection with company
already formed. 1t is not improbable that the
tide of emigration will, in very few years, war
rant her admission as State into the Union.
Phila. Inquirer.
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70 Price Ct FLOUR, in Richmond, 81. Sc to
81 62a.
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
Il tween Eskridge s. Gushing is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO the concern are hereby requested
to make speedy payment. By arrange ment all &C
counts after the lst OF January, will be settled With
EsSridge &. Kinney.
THOS. P. EsKRIDGE,
C1.4S. L. GUSHING.
March LIST, 1919, March 90
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ALEX. II. H. STUART,
JNO. B. BALDWIN, -
~ B. BRECKENRIDGE,
JAS. A. COCHRAN,
ROBT. s. BROOKE,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
MICH. G.. KINNEY, = =
FRA'S +. STRIBLING, .
G. M. COCHRAN, a.
JAS. A. McCLUNG,
EDWIN M. TAYLOR,
r. T. CASTLEMAN,
Rector of the Episcopal Church
B. M. SMITH,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
B. N. BROWN,
Pastor of the Methodist E. Church
VIM. KINNEY,
TIL: j. NICHE.
Anril @ 1SAa
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NEW CLIO THING STORE.
Branch@of Baltimore and Winches-
ter Clothing Depot.

"ALDAUER & POLITE, have the plea
w sure of announcing to the citizens of Statn-
ton and vicinity, that they have this day opened
choice and splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of every variety of GentIenen's wearing
apparel-a fresh and new-and made in the best
style. They respectfully invite The public to call
and examine their stock ard judge for themselves.
They will sell for cash. and cash only, and the best
bargains may be expected.
Vs. Store room next door to Baylor & Koiner's
Law Office, undegthe Virginia Hotel.
March
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qTION-a Tons assorted. for sale by
\ PERRIN x, KlDGWAY.
March &c Adjoining Valley Hotel
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned having purchased out the en-.
/ tire stock Of Thomas Strider, consisting Of a
good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, SC, &c.
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PRESCRIPTION soR. 40 PRoscR1pTIoN.--We
learn from the Ne'c York IIeraH that Cabinet
meeting i'll Washington, a vote was taken for
and against arholcsole prescription Of the Demo-
Gratis from Office. The vote was For prcscrip-
ton-Mr. Ewing and Mr. Collame~ Against
1.-THE President, Mr., Meredith, Mr.. Crawford.
Mr.. Preston, and MIR, Johnson. MIR. Clayton
was absent; but his views weretnose of the ma
iority. Whether Mr., Ewing or Mr.. Collamer
will remain i'll the cabinet is TO be seen. 1t is
thought they will not
~ A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Washington says:
''Ihe axe, it appears, has began to fall. Mr..
Edward Stubs, dsbursing agent CT the State
Department, has been removed, and MIR. Gordon
appointed i'll his place. Mr.. Stubs has been in
office twenty years belitv hear also of a
removal OF a clerk i'll the General Post Office.
Thss, are merely sporodc cases; they may be-
come more epidemic before JULY
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GoLp CoMiNG.-The purser of the United
States storeship Lexington writes to N. York
from San Francisco that he has $l7s, 900 in dust,
which he is to ship from Valparaiso to Panama,
and so to the States. 1t will probably reach
Panama by the British Pacific steamer, in season
to be taken by the Crescent City on her return,
.orcantile house in South street, N. York,
has now $4,000 in gold dust waiting at Pa
mama. twill probably be brought on in the
Northerner