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ns- The Fort Smith Herald says that wagon
train will leave that place for California in few
weeks. There will be no pilot and there is no
necessity for one, as the road is as plain as any
travelled road in Arkansas
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% Losses of steamboats, on the Western rivers
for the quarter ending April l., 1s5O--sixteen boats
totally lost, ten of them on snagS.
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For HAVANA AND NEW YoRK-Those who are abou, N
visit Havana, going TO New York by sea- had better Sc
their berhs day in the splendid steamship Ohio which
will leave punctualy Monday, the 18th, at o'clock
NJ, and arrive in New York at least week before Monday
They will find green peas and Strawberries scarce in that colo
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Gs- We return sincere thanks to the steamers
Fanny Smith, Chancellor, Amranth and Magnolia,
for late river papers
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" THE AMERICAN REVIEW AND VINO JOURNAL
This sterling monthly has been politely sent to
us by Weld d Co., at whose establishment, No. 6s
Camp street, books and periodicals can be had to
suit every variety of taste
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Remembert that tn is is the first
night of the great Magician Macaster whose eats rival the
wonderful exhibitions of the Hindoo iugglers and whose
esht Of hand is only equaed by the workings of the tee
graph The ST. Charles is the great point of attraction this
evening,
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Eds CrescenL-Please announce that the Grand Exhibit
ton of Fire Works and instrumental Concert for the benefit
Of the Camp street Female Orphan Asylum, has been post
ponea until Wednesday Eueaiag, 4pr H. at the urgent
solicitation of the Me Cator who have requested the
tension of meEhat they may be enabled public ex
pectaton.
The most ample accommodation will DO provided for visi.
tors and ell who desire to lend hsplng hand 70 noble
shS w p Ealy sasfse BY VIII. 70 lhs Plses AtEss
W HsaassAN aesA Rpll y
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DIARY OF PHYSICIAN CALIFORNIA being the results
If actual experience including Of the journey by land
and and observations the climate SOIL resources
of the country, etc.; by James L. Tyson, W. Dr.
If this title does not insure purchasers for the
book, nothing that we may say can. 1t is for sale
at Steers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-13

Next News FROM EURoPE-The Hermann
will bring the next news from Europe. She is
now DUE
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nT- The Governor of Illinois has appointed
Hon. David S. Gregg to fill the vacancy in the
office of Secretary of State, occasioned by the
death Of Gen. Horace S. Cooley.
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Spring s. Summer. Clothing

THOMPSON a. NIXON, 10 Camp st.
tsV Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchasers Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS CoATS-Of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FROCK COATS-Of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive DIap d'Ete;
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cushmerette
Britannia Cloth, DTap d'Etc, black and Drab Menno,
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette, Drap d Etc, drab
and black MeTino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy s. NJ. Doeskin, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff white and fe
ured Marselles;
LINEN and COTTON sHIRTs-of all the latest styIes:
CRAVATS-of Silk, satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen. Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Came, Merno and Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HOsE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk, and white and
bOrdered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-of Linen and white and figured Silk:
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. etc.
THOMPSON & NIXON, 10 Camp STRAIT
mhio Sdpu opposite Hewlett's
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ALaIERs1
April IL, p NJ.
The following dispatch has just been received
at this Office:
Capt. Brown, of the brig Water Witch, from
Vera Cruz, reports that the brig Tit, Capt. Rode
vich, ashore at Vera Cruz, the 22d of March,
in Norther.
The Tit is a total loss. She had a number of
passengers, and $50 900 in specie. All the passen-
gers and crew were saved, as was the specie.
soUTHWEsT Pass, April Il, Bpm.
Mr.. John Fullerton is dead. All the others who
were scalded are doing well.
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WARRINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. l, at the Hall of Crysa-
Fount Division "a Tehoupitoulas street, at o'clock
PEARL DIVISION, No. 8, at Pelican Hail. corner Of Common
and St. Charles streets, at O'Clock.
go. Tomorrow Morning. 90
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. IT, at Pelican Hail. corner Of Com
mon and St. Charles streets; at 10 o. clock
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The Extra-Mamm0th WeeAdy Crcsconts
viii be published this morning at o'clock. Il
will contain the usual amount of miscellaneous and
news matter. For sale at the desk-single num-
bers, in stout wrappers, 10 cents.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The grand opera of Jerusalem will
be performed this evening The is sufficient
TO crowd the house
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For Surveyor :

The undersigned. the present Ship Wharinger, is candi
date for the office Of Wharinser of Municipality No. Two
a the Election on the 22d inst A. H. ELDREDsE.
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GREAT HURDLE RAoE-BingamaR Courss.-To-mornow
an exciting race comes off over the Bngaman between Jack
son. the American Deer and Barlow his former conn.,
peuto in match for sl0OO. The distance mile heats best
three in five, with ten hurdles in each mie will afford fine
opportunity Tor testing the of these extraordinary Pc
denans and large attendance will doubt be called to-
geher by this novel sport The course in beautiful order
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Eds Cescent-iWe authorized 10 announce CHARLES
4Elk the Peoples Candidate for the office of Captain
al tt Night Watch second Municipality at the election on
Monday the ed inst From his long experience and prac-
l acquaintance with lis duties having been os many years
faithful and digen officer Of the Municipality, he hopes
% receive the favorable consideration and support Of the
people ala FRIENps OF THE MuNIcIRALIrY
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FoR LoulsvILLE.-The Magnolia, Captain Thomasson
leaves this evening at o'clock The Magnolia well known
as q crack boat on the Southern waters.
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f Mr. CHARLKs T. BADGER is our Travelling Agent for
the Daily and Weekly Crescent We bespeak or MN ioer
recepn IN All portions of the country which he may Et
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Eds Crssrent-Pleass announce l. U. GArESHE as an
nepsnent candidate for the office Of Recorder of the Second
Muaiupaity, and obHgs [fy1ll MANY Vo1ERs.
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PoLrTroAL sS-yKRTIsEMrNTsWemu must hereafter refuse
to pabsh noscus of meetings. etc., etc., unless Responsible
names sent with each.
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Auction sales This Day.
$. of IT. Meetings. This Evening.

SYKES HYDE & Co. will SELL at halEpast 10 O'Clock, at 81
IMAGINING street-Groceries Provisions and Liquors.
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Fer Mayor. THOMAS j. SPAR. independent Crevasse
CAndaase-hs Poor Man's FHend-io be eaocied IN Apn
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y. b. STEEL,
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. ii Camp street.
DOMEsTIC............. and. FOREIGN
Stationery.
STEEL, No Il Camp sre respectfully begs leave to in
row receiving very large and extensive assortment o all kinds d
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY and would call
the attention of Merchants and DssO the following ars
which be offers for sale the lowest cash preesi
Blank Books.
Ledger' Journals Day Books InVnc Boo' Order Cash Letter
Sales and Receipt Books also Bank Memorandum Copy Pas
Bills of aiding and Bills Of Exchange Books Indexes Pocket
Ledgers, etc.
Writing and Letter Papers.
Imperial Super Royal Mecnm Deny Folio Post and Fooscsp
Paper White and Blue hot pressed plain, English French
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin
Record Paper. AL the above ruled or plain.
Sealing Wax.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Fancy colord aud
Perfumsd, Gold spanssd and Bronze Sealing Wax.
Waters.
Best English, Scarlet Red Notaa and Transparent wan, of
ali sizes.
Maynard Noyess Black Ink Arnods English and German
Copying Ink stephenss Unehangeab Light Blue Fluid and
his brilliant Red best French CArmine Ink
Ink Stands.
Cut Glass, Fancy Agate Patent India Rubber Screw Bronze
Pocket, Cork and Pewter Ink Stands Of all kinds.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Porcupine Pen hodersi JoPanned Paper Cuttersi
Ladies' PuPstsres Of all 'lIss Twins assorted sizes and quail
Quill Pen Nibs, in boKes tiles;
Fancy Waters; Evsr.pointed Silver Pencil Cases
Economic Chess BoSrdr Points for do. do
Highly OrnHmsnsd Cigar and Desk and Paper weigLu;
Gard Cases. various kintsi Wafer Boxes
School Books.
large supply Of all kinds general use selected with crest care
by the subscriber personally by the judgement and advice
Of the most eminent Professors and Teacher.
ED Commttea Teachers Dealers buy 70 cell again
supplied at the lowest possible prices, a the
NewOrleans statiOners' Warehouse,
aplI st2plW J. n steel "a c., :.
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ET- Notice.-The undersigned on retiring the No.
tar Business would respectfully recommend his in Office
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN, and managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RAREsHDE to the favorable notice Of his old friends and the
public In general with the all Affairs which may
inrusted to them will be faithfully efficiently attended
mhH DANIEL, l. RICARDO
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We authorized to announce Capt s. 8. SKLLEcK as
candidate for the office Of Wharfnger of Municipality No.
Two at the ensuing election the ed inst ap10.
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tT- Notlce.-The undersigned, having united together
the Of NotarS Business all its branches beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that they prepared 70 sxe
with dispatch business oon6ded
to them at the old stand Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. 70 Gravier street VIM MONAGHAN,
Successor to ID. l. Ricardo,
GEO RARESHIDE.
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The friends Of ]. w. SIXTH announce him candidate
for the Su1yaSohip Of the Second Municipality. He will
be supported By al parties. Election April %. ap12
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Jo CALHouk candidate for the office Of Comptroller
Of tie Second Municipality. ap10s
The undersigned candidate for the Office of Comptroller
Of Municipality No Two. atihe approaching Eeconon the
sd inst, and respectfully socs the sufages Of his fellow
sitizens. ape ADoLPHE LAYET.
The undersigned the people of the Second
Municipality that he candidate for soce Of Comptro
lei and respectfully sohcits their suiages.
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J; A, AMELUNG, T. N BLAKE,
T.. II. SHIELDS, l. II. BECHTEL.
NJ, II. D. BEIN,, Committee of Arrangements

NEwORLEANs, April II, 1850.
Gentlemen: Your much esteemed favor Of the duy
received by Mr. Place who desires inform you will
afford him great pleasure place the "varees disposition
Of the Independent Order Of odl Fellows Friday April
Very respectfully, JOHN II. CALDER
To A. Anelung, T. H Shields, T. N. Blake D. Bsn
bechtel apl3
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-Wessrs Editors Please announce Capt HENRY FoRNo
q candidate or the office Of Captain Of the Watch of Mn.
rioipaty No Two Election the fourth Monday in April.
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che Daily Crescent.
Ew oRLEANst

sAruRnAY nfoRNlNG. APRL 1s. 1850.
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If1Ssfs. Editors PLEASE announce JOHN ANDERSON as
candidate fof Whauinger of Municipality No. Two and
eblise his lap1ls1 FRIENDS.
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Eds Cxeseent-Pleass announce BENJAMIN BuTMAN a.
acunddate for Captain OF the Night Watch Second AIu
Hicpality. E,a-honthe fourth Monday Of April
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apl2
The present Aldermen Of the Second Ward HENRY RES
sHAw and JANIS GoLDISe, candidates for reelection
and win be supported by THE People.
lHDErENENr TIcKET.-We present to the voters 81 the
Eleventh. Ward, Is candidates for Aldermen,
WILLIAM BARNES,
CLAUDE BRUGNIENs,
subject meeting be called at Charles Meyers Coffee
house, corner Of Julia and Circus Streets on Monday Nigh,
18th inst.s at O'clock FRIENDS TO THE WARD
~ We, the citizens of the Seventh Ward, Second Mu
peipaty. do nominate Dr. s. w. Dalton as an ndepen
dens candidate for Alderman at tue next April Election
mills MANY VOTERS.
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PrRRs g. WARr1rID is candidate for the Office of Sec
oud District Attorney Election BY the people on the fourth
Monday Of April - ap1 I'd
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Esr - soTgEsRN slnn.l

Photographed to the 60 Daily CresOent.''
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to Attention, Delegates, Attention THE Dele
gates appointed in behai OF the administration for the
purpose nominating suitable persons represent
nicpay in the General Council, will Diamonds Hotel
near the Delord and Tchouptouas Streets MONDAY
EVENING, the 18Th inst at half.pHS o'clock apl2
ED Third Ward SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - The
citizens Of the Third Ward, Second Municipality friendly
present administration and to the Public Schools requested
meet at Mr. AsP's Louisiana Hotel opposite Mary Market
on SATURDAY EVENING, April 49, at hafpast O'clock
lect two candidates for Aldermen represent said Ward also
Eelect delegates delegates from the other Wpr
to nominate candidates for the General Council
n Jarvis, F.. E. Parker, q. Favre,
=. Fl. Wheeler, r Colquhoun, George Oer
j. A. Ferris J. C. Parker A PenteTia
Samuel Mueller, J. c. Converse, Leonod'
WallTab, Thos. NJ. Converse, J. 8. Atkins,
George Thiebacher l.. Saer J. B. Walton
A.,LeyS II Bruins, Vim. p. Converse,
j. huelb A Coyuie E. A. Davis
D. Lekey u u Gaennisi ThoE l.. Leeds,
James GraEs John j. Hoppe, ID. c. Osborn,
VIM Mayer, Henry Ginckman, p T. TRrIyt
VIM. H. Hunt, anil
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ma r7-rrf. Pea1e % the Voters Of Munich
r,l;sy No One that w. NJ. FLEMING is a candidate io
Reoonler and win BE- supported by MANY voTERs.
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Eds. Crescent: Please announce SAMUEL L..BEELMAE
as candidate for Captain Of the Night Watch of the Second
Municipality, which duty he properly understands having
served as Lieutenant under the late Capt Harper for six
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Mr. T. PLAcIDR-Dedr Sir: In behalf of the IndepeA.
dent Order of Odd Fellows of this city, would respectfully
quest the Of Theatre Friday April 49, for the purpose
OAton and other which will take place that
in COMMUNICATION Of the anniversary Of the Order in the United
sn sud the laying the Odd Feows Hail.
about to be erected.
IN making this that compliance with Il
tuet you personal Inconvenience and somewhat interfere
S the routine Of business relying upon the spirit
Interest which manifested private charities
well as objects Of public sincerely
chertul assent VIII mi be withheld With
eIunin YOUR che dients
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GnoRer r DUSnAR, the present incumbent presents him.
se $ candidate for The oce of Surveyor Of Second Au-
deey. and 0ci,s The Of his eowcitzens at the
election 10 be held on The I'D inst. apI0
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Eds. Crescent - You viii please announce Capt. @. j.
YoSu, Of the Independent Winter Guards. as candidate
for Alderman Of the Sixth Ward He win be supported by
mass Of IsDErKSpEsT VOTERS.
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Eds. Crescent Please announce Mr. ]. WoRRELL a. a
candidate for Captain Of the Night Watch.
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Eds crescsnt. Please announce HENRY CRANE (fomerly
Lieutenant of Second Municipality Poice) candidate for
Captain Of the Night Watch Of Municipality No. Two.
HIS MANY FRIENDS
flHrfin n1pii,A 1nrfr. sAnrsl
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NEwYoRK, April 8, 1850
Cotton has declined to. since the arrival of the
Europa. Sales to-day 1900 bales. Middling Or
leans, 11a :. Ohio Flour, 50 62i. Common, firm.
Coffee declining, 1000 bags Rio were sold at o. to
10s, Stock firm. Other things unchanged.
The steamer Georgia has arrived from Chagres,
but brings no later news.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, April TO-
AT NewYork to-day the Cotton market was
dropping. Sales 700 bales. Middling Upland III.
Flour has improved. Corn unchanged {. Sugar
steady. >. The Coffee market is dull. 5000 bags
Domingo were sold to day at u. i. Tobacco is
dropping. AT auction, to-day, $50 hhds. Kentucky
were sold at 81 to 81 =. Stocks are declining.
At Baltimore, to-day, 5000 bbls. Flour were sold
at 81 81.
THIRD DIsPATcH.
WASHINGTON. April 10.
Mr.. Clay made speech to-day, and warmly
denounced the Northern abolittnists.
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Eds Crescent Have the goodness to CHARLES
b REESE Esq candidate for the Office Of Second Dis
uct Auorner. Election fourth Monday Of April
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ReeoIIectf

Reepllectt
~ oIf1le IA q RI y7l al soH - ! q
~ ~ e'NA@ ~ uHN
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DAN BusBr offers himself as a candidate for Captain 0
nc Night Watch of the SecondsM Municipality. aps
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Eds. gtiscsaf-flsass announce the name Or 5oHn N.
Brzf Is candidate for the Office Of Mayor Of this cxs at ts
easeas Apf eiecsion, and oblge many friends in ihs
I'll THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
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Sickles d CO., 40 and "a Canal street.
w hoLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Drugs, Msdcinss
w Surgical ta't1uHsrts, FSns Ps.hanay M %
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.VeeU Store and .VeaU Goods.

Dealers ia FANCY GOODS GUNS PISTOLS, GOLD PENS, etc
ap95t
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Restoration IL preservation OF i,C
Il q "A r ECO
Ey ". WISE Il SON, of Virginia.
~ C2arSla
Nov. 90, 1919

--.-A N-.lS:S3-SAo
yU WISE 4 SON finding it altogether imposs;.
I'VE (. bic 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
of daily apllcatcns ON al sections ofthe Unon, or
their Remedy for Badness, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary 10 appoint
General 7iocsi'iHg Ageat TO visit dlferen, cities
and towns aroag houl tie United States, vesling hun
Ni'h authority TO appoint suhsgcns, use and verd
The II lir Tome. and 10 apply the RESTORATIVE
aud 10 Pat the n lGto the hands OF those he may ap
poiat t. operate wherever sufficient number Of Ia
tlepts IN any town or neg hherhood shall he obtained
Cant. GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauqulor county
Va, is lone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Aoett. with the powers bove indicated.
Capt C. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns OF the U.
mon.
N. &. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply of lts HAIR TONIC (Which cl,anscs
The head Of daudruf, strengthens and iaviga'ates
the hair aud prevents n, also, from falling od) Tor
the region Of count most contiguous 10 his opera
tiIns, Or it may always be CHAINED, al wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union, BY address
ing the p,o2rc;ygs NJ. " lSE s. son, Rchmrnd
Va.
1PPricc 50 per d n cash. Six bottles fef So
or one d ar single hcttIc.
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ETaCEYEAns

Mauied in tits town, on Tuesday evening last,
by the Rev Mr F eming, NJ. JOHN liARff 10
Miss CArliAEINE TAYLOR, AL OF this place,
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PEEDESTiN ION.

I'D, you believe in PredesinGiion J said
The captain of a Mississippi steamer to cler.
gyman, who happened to he travelling with
him.
"Of course do"
"And you also believe that what is TO be
will be !"
Certainly"
oven, I'm glad Of It,"
"Why ?"
"Becau.e intend TO pass tina, boa, ahead
10 fifteen consecutive minutes, if there be any
virtue IN pinc knots and loaded safety valves.
So don't be alarmed, for f The bIeIs amt TO
bust they won't"
Here The Divine began putting on his hat,
and locked very much like backing out, which
the Captain seeing he observed;
81 though, you said you believed in pre-.
destination, aud that what is to be will be Y
$50 do, but prefer being a little near.
or the stern when II takes place ~
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AN UNLUCKY GUN.

A personal friend, who is acquainted with
all the circumstances, has furnished the Wood.
stock Tenth Legion with the following de.
tails respecting gun.
Several years ago Mr.. Benjamin r. Miller
who resides near Washington, in Rappahan.
no, k county, had a favorl,e negro boy, whom
he frequently took with him in his hunting
excursions. Ga a certain occasion, he took
his gun out 10 shoot birds near his fathers
house; the boy followed him as usual I; aud
either forgetting or not observing the boy,
between whom and his master were some
thick bushes, he shot tie bird and killed the
boy OF the same time.
Ia November last, a man by the name OF
Johnson, also of that county, had ba,ed some
wild u, keys, and had concealed himself amid
the limbs Of fallen pine tree, near the place
to await their arrival. Another gentleman,
named Fletcher who had by sonio means,
possessed himself Of Juhnson's gun, was hunt.
ing turkeys ia the same eiehborhood, and
passing near the tree under which Johnson
was concealed, and attracted by noise a.
mong the branches, catching glimpse Of
Johnson's head, who had on black ur cap,
he fred, and the unhappy man fell, exclaim.
ing, Lord, have mercy on me and inmedl.
a,ely expired.
The unlucky gun was purchased of Mr..
Fletcher by gentleman named Curran, Who
resides near Flint Hill, Rappahannoo coun.
". Aud few werks ago II was again the
instrument oil death to a human being. MIR.
Curran was hunting turkeys near The dwell.
ing Of his brGihefn. law, Mr.. George w.
Compton, and coming to some thick brushes
among which were grapes, aud seeing some.
lsu. which he supposed 10 be turkey, with.
out taking a closer observation, he fired, and
horrible 10 tell ! The unfortunate object prov.
ed to be dau.hIer Of Mr.. Compton, aged
nine years. She lived until the next day
and expired.