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TERMS
nAnExz uICEINtONae TIM EtS.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office, or bv letter post paid in adgance, ,oihn 30
days the S Ct the f sTfS dsrs sfy
DCfTf,ARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule
- ADVERTISING-Fo one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion 50 cents; and every
succeeding insertion % cents 49,
Thrice a ageek-For one square, FIRST insertion o2S
cents: every succeeding insertion 37a cents.
T5oice meek or once tDeek-For one square, hrst
insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion 80 cents
Advertisements of more than one square, ", viii be
charged in the proportions according to the num-
ber Of squares. But the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of full squares, by less than
eight lines the additional lines will be charged as
half square, if it exceed one square or any number OF
full squares, by eight lines, the additional lines Will be
charged as full square.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements must
be noted the MS or they VIII be inserted until 0foef'
Annual Advertisers are CHARGED $50 for rs Ines and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for Is lines and in that proportion for adver-
tsenents OF greater length; except Auetlonees Wfo
are charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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ARRIVAL OF CARS A ND BOAT
szss.---s.7-,7s CHI NJ = 81 AN uSn 6 R1Lg

CHEAPEST AND BEST
asg5SssSssSsR Q UTE To. THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, BY OUR DAILY Line nJFaa~s
OF PACKET BOATS TO LY NH, fsz5 SssSsSfzs7as
BURG. AND STAGES TO The -IiNAI
WHITE SULPHUR Fare through to the cry w ile
Sulphur Springs only $40 so! Servants half price
on the Boats
To Lyuchburg SO so To Scottsyille.. 50 90
10 Charlottesville. 2 90 To Stanton. ...5 90
To Cumberl'd C. H. 2 so To Farmve... y 90
On and after the FIRST OF JULY, our Packe'
Boats will leave Richmond daily at o'clock, T M,
Sundays excepted and arrive in Lynchburg IN "a hours
where superior coaches in waiting to take the pas
sengers Immediately on to the White Sulphur at which
place they arrive the following evening. . -,
, NoTE-Ths route is DAILY ONE, with the aaal-
tiona advantage of ri-weekly line Of Stages from
Tvnchburg passing over the Natural Bridge and by
Dagger's Spring, in the same time, to the White SUI
phur. 1,,.,,o.;,o pIo,n+s-
vile and Knoxville. 81 NJ.
Wy Passengers from the North or South, and Nor
fot boats will find this route equal in speed with fare
lower than by any other. ., ,.. ,........
Richmond and Lynchbufg, for fare and hours OF ar
rival.
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CRY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & 30 ATS
FROM RICHMOND,

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS.
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily, at half past O'Clock, A. NJ: D. Ill. =.
Southern Cars, for Petersburg, eloon 'oaiV a'
half past 6 o'clock, P. M.
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Staunon, Springs
&c. or Iynchburg daily, at o'clock, A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Tram, tuesdays, hufs-
DAVIS and Saturdays at half past o'clock, A. M.
Danyje Cars, for Appomattox River, tarmvie,
1vnchburg &C.. VI ondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays,
at clock A. M :; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past O'Clock T. NJ
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,l Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at halt past O'CLOCK, A; Mi
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat via Fort Walhali,
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 3
o'clock, A. M.
Lynchburg Canal Packet. daily, except Sunday at
o'clock, P. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredencksourg'
s,c daiIv. at o'clock, P. M.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &c. daily,
st half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C,
daily at half past l O'Clock, P. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays lhufs-
DAYS and Saturdays, at o'clock, T. NJ
r Richmond and Danve Cars, from the AppomattoX
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at ia a;
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 81
P. M. ,so,d,us vyad-
uesdays and Fridays, at Al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Wahhall,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at a T. III.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays al
Q O'Clock, P nj.
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APENING or THEFALL CAMPAIGN

RPENING OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN
-, GRAND DISPLAY AT No. lO2.-TRE
MENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHING,-The sub
scribers have just completed their store No. 1902
Main street, and now receiving their. Fall and
Winter Clothing, made by themselves for the Vrg nia
and North Carolina trade. These goods have been
selected with great by the most experienced OF
the firm, from the English, French and American
markets, and we think we hazard nothing in saying
that the workmanship and styles cannot be surpassed
by any one in the States The styles, qualities, &c
are too numerous name. We respectfully solicit
a call from those in want.
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
No, l02 Main street.
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An assortment OF Fancy Stationery. amongst which
may be found large lot Of Tissue per OF an kinds.
and Leaves, Flowers, Stems, Wire aud Green Wax,
&c, for the making OF all kinds Of Flowers.
The Ladies are invited to call aud ex mine for them
selves
Sc Is CHAS. WORKMAN DAnOetary.
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FIR FOR LONDON,-The new and superior
go ship JUNIUS, Captain Cooper now in
port, will be ready to receive cargo in few days and
will have dispatch. For freight Of $50 hhds Tabacco.
apply to
SO eff EBEV. CLOPTON
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IN FOR BOsTON-FlRST VlSs EL-The
- SUPERIOR fine fast sailing regular packet schr
JuLlETTE, Captain Obed Baker, having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going board, will
sail with all possible dispatch For balance of freight
OF 800 ps ckages tobacco passage, havrg superior
| accommodations, apply to captain on board at Ed
mond e. Davenports wharf, or to
Sc 8 DAVID CURRIE.
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ENOR SALE BY j. w. RANDOLPH
a. The Conessor an historical Noyel-50c
To- a tale OF the Oden Fame, by K. Barton, paper
soc
London Labor and London Poor, by Henry Mathew,
vol /, musin-$1 Is
September No Internationally
Do do Harpers Magazine-25
Do do London Lancet, Ier year S.
Farmers Calendar for 1852
Travels and Adventures in Mexico in the course OF
journeys OF upwards oil 500 miles on foot, giving an
account OF the manners and customs OF The people, ana
the agricultural and mineral resources OF that country
by w w Carpenter, late OF the . Army l@no' mus
| lin-75
Six Years Later, or the Taking of the Bastile, by
| Dumas vol $50 Sc
Arthur Conway, or Scenes in the Tropics, by Capt.
| E Fl Miman. paper-25c
Katharine Walton, or the Rebel of Dorchester, an
historical romance of the Revolution in Carolina by
the author OF Richard Hurdis, &c-50c
Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradshaw, farce in one
act by John NJ Morton-l2c seq
E4UPEREs PIANO.-The most superb Piano
SS Forte at present in the city, both regards tone
and general appearance, has just been opened at FL
| TAYLOR'S Piano Wareroom. This instrument is
from the renowned mandatory OF Nunns 4, Clark
New Y ork and was finished in conformity with a spe.
cial order.
THE SCALE comprises seven octaves, and combines
the Metallic Tube bace with the patent over Strings
grand action, &c.
The CASE is Of selected Brazilian Rose wood-beau
tituy variegatedcarved in the Louis XIV style, (a
present so fashionable at the North with shell mould
ngs; the back is fashioned similarly the 'front.' tina
the instrument can be placed in any part OF the room
| with equal advantage.
| It's TONE will crafty connosseurs'
| ~ This instrument, stated above was furnished
to special order, and, consequently. is already sold.
will however, remain in store few days for the graft
tication of the dillitane. FL TAYLOR,
| Piano and Music Ware room,
Sc u l6O Main ST.. opposite The Banks
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FALL TRADE-IS5I.

FALL TRADE-IS5I.
EpY the Europa, Africa, Humboldt, and other steam
@B ers from Liverpool and Havre, we are now re-
ceving our fall mportations of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY
GOODS,
purchased in the principal European markets exclusive
ly for cash.
We have also in store a full supply of AMERl-
CAN GOODS, purchased from the manufacturers or
geher the largest and handsomest stock Of goods we
have had the pleasure of exhibiting We respect
fully invite the merchants oil Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee who are disposed to encourage home
market, to give our stock examination, with the
that our prices both for foreign and domestic
goods, will be found low, and our terms liberal
as those of any house in any market in the United
States
seq KENT, PAINE & KENT.
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N EW AND VALUABL Il LAW BOOKS
Ia Darts Vendors and Purchasers of Real Estate,
compendium of the Law and Practice OF vendors aud
purchasers ofreal estate by J. Henry Dart, Esq, Bar
rser at law Of Lncolns Inn; with e9pous notes and
Also predatory view of the existing law OF real prop
erly in England and the United States, by Thos w.
Waterman, Counsellor at Law vol, large 70;
Barbour's Supreme Court Repors-Reports OF Ca
ses in Law and Ecu ty of the Supreme Court of the
State OF New York, by Oliver l.. Barbour-vol. T.
Also all the New York Reports
English Chancery Reports, vol. 24-wi,h all the
back volumes.
English Common Law Reports, vols. 81 and g.
with all the back volumes.
Law Iibrary--Juy and August Nos, commencing
new year, and new series of valuable works.
Digest Of The Decisions in the Courts of Equity in
the United States, by Jno P. Putnam--2 vols. royal
vo.
English Reports in Law and Equity-yos and 2,
vol. daily expected,
The Virginia Reports, new and DID, also the Reports
Of the different States
For sale al the Book Store of
Sc 13 MORRIS Il BROTHER,
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FALL TRADE, 1851.
BROOKS & BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN n DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

No. II Pedrl or Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
A RE receiving a portion of their stock OF
IA FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
suited to the FALL and WINTER trade; and expect, by
LIST Of September, to have in stock we'll worthy
the attention Of merchants visiting this market. All
OF which they will offer upon the most favourable
terms au 13
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a. FOFt KEFE Two tenemenle on the corner o ]
Ea Clay and Adams street, each containing four goo
rooms Possession given in a few days Apply to
jy 16 RICHARD HILL, Jr "a
81 FOR RENT.-The upper part OF The Hous
EH No 203 Main street, occupied by the Baptis
Book Concern, consisting OF six rooms and cellar
Apply to ALEX. MOTT,
au 30 Opposite City Hotel.
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EOB NEW vopu f., U..,.1 "

-EN FOR NEW YORK-ESrst Vessel-VIR.
sSzss.ssA GIN IA LINE OF RICHMOND AND NJ.
YORK PACKETS.-The superior fine fast sailing
new packet schr HANOVER, Captain S. H. Worth,
having the greater portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board, will sail with all possible Dispatch
For balance of freight of 300 packages tobacco, or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
Captain on board, at Edmond & Davenpofs wharf,
or TO DAVID CURRIE.
Shippers will please take notice that this is the only
regular line, and sails from New York every days.
50 10
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EBEV. CLOPTON.

=. FOR fIVERPOOL, 10 succeed the Ca :.
go 60 zoneThe coppered and copper faslen-
ed barque MARY AMMAN, Capt. Heating daily
expected at City Point having three-fourths of her
cargo engaged will meet with despatch For freight OF
$50 hhds. Tobacco. apply TO
eff REV CT OPTION
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DAVID CURRlE,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN G. CO., or
SO 9 HASKINS & LIBY. q,

Ax, FOR BOSTON-First and onIu Vessel -
.Sass The superior fast sailing Schooner VICTORY,
Nckerson master, having the greater portion Of her
cargo engaged and going on board, will sail with
all possible dispatch. For balance of freight of 500
packages tobacco or passage, having superior
modations. Apply to master on board, at Edmond &
Davenport's Wharf orto
an DAVID CTTPp1F
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IS FOR NEW ORLEANS-First Ve8geL
,S41svIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE-To
commence loading on Monday, the 18th ns--The
superior fine fast sailing regular packet barque VIRGIL
MAN, Captain Nathaniel Boush, having portion Of
her cargo engaged, and going board, will sail with
all possible dispatch. For aIance OF freight, cabin
seerage passage, having superior accommodations, ap-
ply to Captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.'s
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NAvAL-The United States steam frigate Susquehanna,
Captain VIM Inman. bearing the broad pennant OF Com
modore j. H. Aulck of the East India squadron, having
received final orders from the Navy Department. will
leave this port to-day for her station, calling al Madeira
and Rio Janeiro.
The following is complete list of the officers OF the
Susquehanna:
Commodore John II. Aulck captain, VIM. Imam
leutenants s. w. Godon, Thomas T Hunter, j. B. Ran
doph, Foxhall A. Parker George II. Cooper passed
assistant surgeon Charles Eversfeld assistant surgeon
Charles r. Fahs purser, Garet X Barry chaplain, Ed
mund c. Bn,inger; master, John Matthews; commo'
dore's secretary Ferdinand Coke; captains clerk, w
T. Inman; pursers clerk, John n. Hartze purser's
ste ward, +. C.. Hampton; surgeons steward, Edward
Meade chief engineer Samuel Archibald LIST assistants
George F. Hebard, Henry H Stewart I'd assistants, Ed.
win Fithan Eli Crosby j c. T. Lawrence; Sd assist.
ants, Thomas A. Shook, Alexander Henderson,. Stephen
d. Hilbert; captain marines, VIM. b. Slack passed
midshpmen, John Kell, John w Bennett; midsbipmen,
Robert t. May, + A. Boardman, William II. Cheever,
Oscar F. Stanton Charles f. Hawley, +. c. Stockton
boats vain, Richard Follins gunner, Charles b. Oliver
carpenter, John Green sailmaker, WIN. Ryan.
Passeng ers-M Macedo brazilian minister to the Uni
ted Sta,es and family D. GoDdin, secretary allegation
Hon Robert c. Schenck, minister to Brazil, and Frank
lin Clack secretary of legation Hon John S. Pende.
ton, charge d'afaires to the Argentine republic.
[NoJfoH Beacon, June 7.
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A NORTHERN MAN.
Ernm the WashinRion TeIeorunE

From the Washington Telegraph,
THE LYNCBBURG TRAGEDY.-Ihe death of Mr.. Saun-
dcrs was communicated through the papers of this
ing We are permitted TO copy the following letter from
gentleman of high responsibility in that town:
LYNcHBURG, June 5, 1851.
DEAR SIR We are in the midst Of tremendous excite
ment lencontre took place This morning, just in front
OF the mark house, between James Saunders uhe
son of Doctor James Saunders) and A. w Z. Terry the
editor of the Virginan Mr.. Saunders made the attack
by striking Mr. T. with stick whereupon Mr.. L.
drew a revolver, and fred-Mr. s. drawing nearly
al the same time-and three fires exchanged,
sho, taking effect upon the person OF both parties and,
remarkable 10 tell both shot nearly in the identi
cal same place upon the body--he ball entering just
about one inch above the navel The wounds are
sdered by the physicians to be mortal neither can
cover This difficulty grew out Of some structures which
ppeared in the Virgnian OF this morning. upon the
course of Dr. Saunders be father of James r. Saunders
in the convention send you the Virgnan OF this
ing by the mail that conveys you this letter. In
haste, -.
p s. Four o'clock. p, MIR. I. and Mr.. s. still
lnger but there is little hope of their recovery This is
awful and appalling Occurrences most unfortunate
and distressing circumstance. Our community
whemed with sympathy for their families In the death
of these two gentlemen shall lose two worthy and
much respected citizens. Such is the state OF feeling
among the citizens generally that business is almost
pended.
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which the conduct OF Governor Johnston has made 80
frequent and, we regret 10 say, 80 just
The candidate for canal commissioner, Mr. Seth Clio
yer OF Clarion from his business habits, his intimate
knowledge OF the details OF the manas Of improve
ments--those improvements which will yet place
Pennsylvania as the Empire" as she is now uni
versaly acknowledged to be the keystone" State
know him will doubt his capacity for the post to
which he has been so lriumphanly nomnaied-none
Will doubt his integrity the faithful performance OF his
duties 77 f tHIe &e
We place at the head OF our paper this morning the
democratic nominations with the full assurance that the
voters OF Pennsylvania will endorse them by an over
whelmng majority thus re-e doTslngt re endorsement
Tor her is necessaryher abiding adherence to glo
rous Union, her determination TO support our glorious
constitution. #
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2,7O4, 742 ,2I2, le5 /, 9sa, $40 ! ,ess, 435

Total increase of whites in thirty
years ,O66, 29i or 65 per cent.
The constant drain of white population TO the Great
West and everywhere else is not fully balanced by the
immigration from Europe Yet the increase in SO years
is sa per cent With constant influx OF colored persons
into New England from the South runaways and othc,
the increase OF that description Of population in 80 years
is only 81 per cent Whence this difference II cannot,
be because any considerable number have emgated TO
Liberia for such is the fact The aboonists keep
the heads of the coored people there full Of msrepre
senations about Liberia and too full OF dreams OF great
meas at home permit them emgrate TO that colony
few have gone Canada since the passage OF the fugitive
slave law but the number cannot be large Whence,
them we ask again, is the astonishing disproporon oil
increase between the whites and the coored OF New Eng
landl We should like to have some abohonst inform
u.s. II certainly is moi from any natural nfecundiy OF
the race for al the South they increase like grassho
pers Il il not on account OF the "oppresson' they en-
dure for there are no slaves In New England. More
over the increase while slavery existed there TO some
extent was greater than il has been since. Now, we do
not urge this a recommendation OF slavery nor do we
saw that il attributable slavery but we want inor
nation from some of the New England aboli,onlss a.
to the causes of the phenomena which are occurring in
their midst =,
slow increase of the colored population is likewise
seen in the other -slavcholdng Sstes The follow
ing schedule shows the decrease IN all OF said
States GU, OF New England, except California, from
which returns have not been received. The number
Of colored persons in that State s however, known to
be ANAL:
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrrAoEE June S-5, p m.
sheon Of the parties accused OF participation in the
Cosden massacre, convicted Saturday In Kent
county OF murder in The first degree His acoom-
pces will undergo their trial during tho present week. and
as the evidence is conclusive against them they will
doubtless all share the same tate #a..Ea@.#
The German musical societies from the North arrived
here on Saturday night and received with the utmost
enthusiasm by the societies of Baltimore They para
ding the streets to-day with music and banners, and
sent me appearance. Their tonight Front
street theatre VIII be densey crowded A picnic to-
morrow al CAROLS woods will close their festivities.
The house OF MI + b Sadher, ieweler, entered
Saturday night by burglars, who would have Obtained
considerable amount OF booty but for their timely discovery
and apprehension The robbers out TO be- two Young
already distinguished in the OF the police de-
partment.
The of the constitutional election are nearly ali
TO- and the majority for the instrument will BIO about
10 900 Already several Richmonds in the field for
judgeships, clerkships, &c.
The MARKRTsFlour has declined-sales OF 800 barrels
Howard stree, ~ l2A, and 1000 barrels City Mills
at 81 rs Grain is without alteration
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ax pYER q mcGulRE. Auctioneer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday afternoons June IL ats O'Clock the premises we
No a. in No. 49, located It'll street
and north being - feet front and 100 feet
improved brick building containing nine
Kitchen and dry ~lar, afodng sxcesnt oppor-
obtaining desirable residence the Immediate nshbor
Patent Once.
Terms third residue and satsfaeto
riy secured bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE
Sd Auctonsau.
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Or less than eight per cent in ten years Slaves are
included The white population in the same States
l3ils<46, 37t per The white population IN All
the -savehoding States except California has IN
creased in ten years 37i cent the coored population
in the same States and in the period ess than eight
DER cent How s ths II IL true there has been large
addition to the whites from European immigration. but
there has also been per snogs nearly equal we should
suppose added to the colored population by immigration
from the slaveholdng States, including Jsgit,ve from
slavery which last religious paper in this city some
months since estimated at the most extravagant number
81 1000 Il possibly may have bsen 5000 drasght
OF near 100 900 has been made from the white population
Of thea States for California and almost none from the
coored population Some OF readers may like to see
m. nsrticulars of this increase OF the white popula
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EDUCTlON In prices to reduce stock.We respectfully
friends public In although early
Offer
greatly prices order on spring and
supplies expected,
really We the following goods, viz
Rich fancy Silks in small checks striped and plain
Chene and foulards
Real India silks in plaids, &c.
An extensive assortment of beregcs, In plain modes
Shaies begege de LANES, tissues, &c
French English and American prints
Chntxes ginghams, lawns, musins
Jaconets, kc., in all grades and prices
Plain white and embroidered Swiss muslins
coIored musns which will BE- sod
below price heretofore named
cambc, musns jaconet cambrics, Nansook, and null
musins
Full plaid musns, including all grades
.... In black goods haps-
black bombans mousseine de laines bsFseess
grenadines, &C.
With a silks, smbt scing widths
and qualities
Lade linen andkerehie6.
We following, prices Of
fered--
cambria handkerchief, q IS per dozen.
20 do do do z 80 do '#
90
do do do 80" do
Also great many price named
OF ladies' pocket
all medium and fine grades
invite buyers generally
all Of which
nov reduce, and will sell cheap to do
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO.
June s-3taw3w
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IMPORTANT ARREsT-Benjamin + Brown, a few years
since a respectable and reputable officer in OF the
public departments of the United States government, and
Afterwards candidate before the House OF Representa-
tyes for the office OF doorkeeper has been arrested and
brought to this city. where he is in JAIL in default,
we believe of $40 900 bail, charged with fraud commit
ted upon the General Land Office by means OF forgery.
Washington Telegraph.