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BROWN s WILLIAMSON.

Manufacturer and Maehinfsfs.
A re now pEeFarrd 10 10 III kinds Of Casting
n III lhe very best and neaicsa mainer. has-
ing procured lhe szsfsicrs a Northern bass
mofl man. who stands seeoad 10 hone Ia point a
skili il his gaslcskiun. l0erilea niih ltsir own
expeliener u eighteen sesrs. They iistler them
sescs. by The general satisfaction ilsry have nj
ready given aud their close atleniion 10 tsiness,
10 merit shss u patronage. They take The
g-ealess pains 10 eainloundng lheiI nseial Coz The
various aFicles ihey make. consisting a faetosy
and Mill Gear. Of every description, Plough
Mouids, Pots. Ovens aud Lids. i.aihrs. ThFesh-
log Machine. Slosc and Pan Min Casting: IN
fact. every thing in The foundry line. In their
Machine Sho5 tiry are prrlatcd and prerarng
10 DO oil kinds d Machinery Me,k, Mill Irons.
Spindics. wrought. turned and fnidiri IN die
neaiest and lTst manner. ffon Ssalliiig. pulIies.
aud Composition Boxes % ihc best quality. 1rieir
facilities lur cutting Screws arc inl,riof 90 none
In this country.
I.ellcFs addressed 10 rsosn & Wilkinson. or
either Of lhcm. lliIlsboiough, N. C.. will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February IS. a.
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FROM Kentucky.
Inlammatory Rheumatism Cured
BarJslown, ky., July 10, lel9.

BardslowD, N.Y., July ~, 1919.
MEssRs. Sasps.-Gcniicmen II is my duty
10 communicate facts IN relation to the beneficial
effects Of your Sarsaparilla. My wife was afiiict-
81 with Inflammation aud soreness Of the stomach
Of the worst character her limbs and chest were
much swollen; she had constant headache, and
last spring was attacked severely with in1amma-
tory rheumatism. The best medical aid We couil
obtain afforded only mosacntary relief; and while
N this situation, she heard Of The many rcmarka-
ble cures effected by The use OF Sands Sarsapa-
rillA, and commenced lis nsc, which produced
hlstant rclief and hess than SIX bottles entirely
scnoved IA thc dropsical swelling and every 9th
er ipRamniatoiy syfnj.tols. rcssssirg Fer Is pei,
icts health. ! sendthi statement as ON act uf
Jussfc~, believing ilia-Le-.ay alais ancaararrc
the suIb1ing portion Of The human family to use
Sands Sa,sapariIla, which believe has no par.
ailcl m the catalogue Of medicine. With feelings
d lasting gratitude, rcnlain your friend,
slisirEL I. HARGER.
Read The following f.oiii
Ncw-0fleans, Nov. i2, 1919.
MEssRs. SASps-Gcfih.nsra- take lie
liberty o. sendng you letter which nlay he 81
Importance 70 those who are suffering as have
done. ! received great benefit from your Sarsl.
pariia, having been cured Of maady ailcr SUI
'ering SIX years. hereby checrIuly certify 10
&c good effect cf your medicine. and hope God
1ili reward you foi all the good you have done.
chronic cough had tormcnicd me day and night.
and repeated attacks Of fever induced me 10 be-
iIesc that should die With consumption One
day, while suffering vIpt.ni aitark &c hiiraing
fSyer, fsitad peraua.led mo 10 ny your incon-
pafabn medicine, hat 10 tell The truth, had no
soididcncc in 4. finally purchased a bottle,
nDdhy its use and The help Of God, was res.ior-
ed % better health Than | had enjoyed for six
yeafs.. tcsnnol hul hiss the author oi this al.
iaitslo nasIIeii,f.
With greit respect, | am, gentlemen, your
0lcdienl servant.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

For Purifying lhe Bleed, and for The Curt Of
San.fnEa. R8ramlfisas. Snblora Ilosrs, Dgseep.
80. SaH kkeHm. Ftrer &Tes. Egrsipeias,
IFmpEss, Biks. MercsRiaf Disease, Gu
fassoHs ErHpfiyas, Lirer campkainf,
Bv0nckifis. Consumption, Pc
ns1e Complaints, Loss
Of dpFctifs. Gsneyal Debility, &C.
ffslIis preparation has now borne she lest d
- oser II years cxprrirnce. siacc its firsi IN
troiaelion d. lishc favor, daring &heh iidie nu-
nserous isaiisiions have sprung inio existence,
FOUNDING their Claims 10 The confidence Of The
connunity On the carsiive powers contained IN
SansapaTiiia Root. the great reputation and ex-
tended use Of which has been mainly alta ibulaLie
10 the many wonderful eures ELECTED by the use
u this preparation. While Safsapaiifla Zoo,
lorms an important part u is combination, Il j.,
Il The saape ii8nc, compounded with other segrla-
be remedies Of g,cat power, and il i in The PC
enliar continuation and scientific manner of iis
preparation, that lie remarkable success ia the
cure Of DISEASE depends. ulher preparations imi.
the il IN the siyie Of putting Or. and in hearing
The name Of one Of il ingredients, and here ends
fheir Resemblance 10 il. Those needing remedy
and purifier like this, are requested 20 n.ie where
this difference csi~ln, and III making choice &c
what they will use. not 10 take any other hut that
one entitled 10 their confidence, from the long liGt
fcuscs IL has effected on living witnesses, mlose
testimonials and residences have been published,
and who arc still bearing daily testimony 10 lis
woElh. The whole history of medicine has
scarcely furnished parallel 10 the numerous and
remarkable cures cilrcisd hy lis use and what il
has effected ence il all9 elect sgafh.
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Spring and Summer
SUPPLY.

Mlla.lsgs CARIlaG.liAlElL & q Ok
HAVE ju.a ceivcd Large and Elegant As.
= sortmcni 81 Materials lor cclilltmen's Clio.
thing, aiming which arc The following:
Superior Black French Brnade.oth.
Rroxts,
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Advertising Rates for The lIiIIsboroush Recorder

one dollar rcr square GIG lincs) for the fnt
insertion, and 20 cents for each confirm ,ncc. Dc
auc.ions made IN favor Of standing advertisement,
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II" THE sut><ail<s. hsx;,s =.
3{l IA mined d fc.nsse, .lfrr. G. s e,'s'-
DH if} 1esl H. la nau s-Isus.,ssl + ~ - :
IN the sowu a IIiil>ho,...l' ~ =.
NJ. II, sita4leJ Il he dsnef 81 k;.r -. g =
ercts. The i1.Iaosssess4 res.+s.a & 49, s.s
eomncdieus Dwelling lIousc s..a IN ,,.. 49, -
Uui-lio6<es. nko ~ Office convene i y
street. snd other Rucms suilciena a. H. Is
uao<laiiasl u dnzen hos,aefs. On ~ Il -
aii unEilins Well Of GOOD water. s.,d ~ ~ ~
iisaied Gardrn. TLis i opc a nc r., sse
lois 10 The Town. and adnilslly sds,aed i !,
convenience u lbeso nLo may wish d II ~, "e
chs. s-'1-
Opposite ihe ahose msnIiunetl III. psl -.
ei from 4 ~ Nske ssreei, il snusLer ~ ~
i5p, Nbieii j. also aiitsed fof ssIc o. rent -
Vel saaisisd 10 euiiisslioa and mas ra !, r..ss
dious Stalks and plat Of Lusc,nc re a'
kosSns~ "y
The frs Lot viii IL sud low. and a, =.
nenis regulated 20 sui INC convenience 4 ~, -,
ehasers. Should lai ID soIa. tl,c ,sbcr !; i,
solsl an lerms equally reasonable. = :
fencns dcsifaus u purchasing ain ,le,se I'll,
and examine The laeiniaes, and III ms .lxsaes
reference may lc nl.le 10 Stephen Moore -
who viii aet ~ sgcdei5r IND, =
n. II. GRAVES.
su3 so, 1901. BE-
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Notice..

NE subscriber having Purchased The Good
81 Lave x Palmer. win continue The Mer.
camille BLsincss NJ The old stand. lie refunds
i''s Thanks 10 bis customers for tast la,o,s. aud
hoIcs Thai by strict attention 10 hs business M
will continue ~ receive ihfir cnsse,n.
]. NJ. PALMER.
October 4. -
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" O w nd Cheap
DRUG STORE.

DIR. .. .. oCl0DlLlEIIhI.D,
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ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
!. ~
II % I'LL E I. a ID / lG 3.
Clfclcc Fancy Articles.

lERFUMERY, etc, Philitomc romadc.
= I.uhins Genuine EXTRACTS. Wtighl's do.
Bears Oil. highly Pcnium,d, pomalums,
lIaual's Nymph Soap, Pine Soups.
Bandsiinc for Toilet. Lily White. reasl Powder
French Cologne. German DO. OHIO Of Roses,
W6fg Boxes. Fancy. Carved Baskets. (Exlrs.)
ro,t Monnaes, Gum Rings. Snun Boxes.
vcsias, Tafcrs, Spa. Boxes, Pans.
AMI numerous other AIiiclcs. TO he had al the
Drug Store. Please caH and SIC.
5. H.. SCll0ULFlELD.
March IS. re-
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Trsss=s A es00ss Steve, (sceond haiai,i,) !
fsaasg suited tor dining rocm, sitting room
o. charrh, iol sale very ,hcap.
Apply II this Office.
july a. So
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n E W GOODS

liE Subscribers beg lcavc 10 iningin their
i,iends ~ The Town Of lIuLIsmoaeren mid
iis Vicinity, thai ihsy syc just returned lin the
& i's 9! New in,k, aid are now olesiue ii The
Store iorii,e,ly mrulicd hy Richardson Nichols.
4 l.aTgc and EIcc.,ili n.;a.i iilll,if IL
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Cabinet Warehouse.

vHslIE iu..scnicrrcspcctfils infurilf hisfsicnas
u and tho public generally that lie llasou hand,
anil will cn'sayor constantly 10 keep, variety Of
nrli.niade Furniture, cmbracing all the lea NJ
articles, such us.
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Giles. &c, which we've selected ly himself /.
the Northern cities, with special regard 20 ihci
purity aud freshness. Physicians and the Pub
lie are requested 10 call aud examine Lis Sfutk
cosisisisss ~ ca tstlis iolIow ihg - - ! =
MEDICINES. Chrome Green,
-nssl- l..s- I.l..a.-nl- Yellow.
! Blue Mass, Prussim Blue,
! lsu.. & Rad. RtsahaiA, Venetian Red,
! rpccacesiiia. Jal!p, Spanish Brown,
Fla. Manna, tcrmilian,
Cod Eivcf OF. (ifashlon varuishes,
& CIark's) Paint Brashcs,
Castor on. Olive oil, cuo,cr r.sev -,
Black Pepper Oil, ,,,s
nu,.,usa ol Hair & Tooth Bru hes
Oil I'cppcrmint, ,,H Ns'' p'usees'
Quiliinc. Iodine, IS.
SUP. & Act Mo,rliia ,r .aaa n ...ac's
| Nitrate Of Silver, o'e, psifs'
Ioiidc lion, Opium. '''''h oor'shc'
/ Ci.' E,.ii.lr Quinia. HERMAN d'.
Prot. Iolilc Mercury. ,,eafs o. every variety.
Sulphur, EPSON Salts. 'v','''cs = oiis ioi tiie
Letter and cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
/ i.,l'aeI OIL. poI, Monies, Papcr-ties,
Pure Wh''t I.eal, Parl Folios.
lamp Binrk. &C. &c.
Besides otc, aliicles loo numerous 10 mention.
As he i detcrn,iilrJ Ii scll % low as any
ii"us. ~ North Carolina. he thinks be can make
q 70 !iac interest 81 Physicians 10 buy He would
sis further. siiai III fas nla:c arrangements H
receive all the New chTniieais as soan rs an
nounesd, and any a,li,lr mol o., la!i mi 81 Or
dcred IN lew days. 0iIers respectfully solicit
Cd.
iii'sborough, Mach 18th, 1851. re
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*N1. I5Ht N7K IN tsssoffIItIFSs
Plain !. ditto
Fancy, Eng. and Ri. ditto.
Twecds, Encns, aud Dmb d'Iste.
Fancy silk and. MarseiIlcs vestires
Gloves and Silk Handkerchicfs.
Drawers, Shirts, Cra,ats, &c.
Fine Dress Hats.
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TOWnsend's SarsapariIIa.

U5T reviewed and FOR sale at this Oilice. 4
: ifssh supply q Townsend safSapariIla, ID
quart bottles.
juno &. SIS
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Look IIere!

FItiIE suilliitsft WouldinioTm the pubic % q
y thGy an eoniinue % % tuslnels q ihr "a
silrl, fMtl.li 6Isfe.l eight nlisru Nerd 81
Hll1srp.sb. aAlfs thty keeP 81 hand Sod
.ssSftr,rs.f II
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March, 1891.

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TO TIE LADIES.
\ EAST POWDERS. fine a,,irle. CIR sale
n THE DRUG S'foRE.
May Ii. a.
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New SEscing Goods


CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
Adapted IL the ismket, having been selected
will. parlic;il,, rci,m:ssc t, The wants 1f tfcif
tieihls aud customers generally The sui,scri-
hers iaiirr Themselves iEal they have il IN their
foMc. 10 serve their Ilicnds at psiccssu cxecc.ns
" how. n % insure Satisfaction 10 an who NAV
iasof Them with . call. Thcy would tca,inJ lhcir
friends 'hal this i 10, Irplcnisl.cd Stock, but
every article Is
laulr / i9 ELY NiEW,
And embraces every ,lracs:l tiun IL Goods som IL
This ,dan They deem, il unnccessf, 10 emu.
nicraic III The a,ll,Ics which they Ken an h,nJ
but trust thai Ill who are IN want of anv th;na
IN their line, will call and examine tlei, s,osp
before purchasing elsewhere, as they pledge them
selves that they will
o. YGie DlE TFl.DlEGeDLD.Go
By amy House III The 7a,cn.
LATiMER & BROWN.
Apt, 1861. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-06

Mr. GOODE having been confined to his room for two
lavs appeared i'll committee SATURDAY, April 18th
and concluded his speech, commenced on "Wednesday.
Mir Chairman II shall find it difficult adequately 10
express nv sense Of obligation this body fnr its kim
Indulgence in aIordins another opportunity 10 stand
up once more in this presence to speak the result Of
nv reflections on the important and absorbing topic
which at this moment engages our attention.
propose this day, TO speak with canior CORES.
Dondins with the greatness of issur,-bu. with
sentiment of profound respect and personal good vii!
or each and every member of this body. ! shall dc
norc-I shall speak under the influence oi II sentiment
If hlal pety for the communwealth-wi an earnest,
ardent burning devotion to the unity, integrity n!iv-
ibty and iudestructabilitv of the commonwealth of
Virginia Ihave no sympathy with the sentiment which
severance of the commonwealth.
Sir am aware that according to the laws Of rneto
rc might be expected to furnish rapid analysis and
of the topics discussed and the position
maintained when last had he honor to address the
as have little strength to spare and
am much indisposed under any circumstances to per-
form unnecessary labor, must ask the favor Of gentle
men to consider that duty as performed.
The few last moments which occupied We're devoted
10 an examination into the sanction of human aw-to
search for the sanction of human law. had directed
your attention to the argument which had been urged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

MASSACHUSETTS, SENATORIAL ELEcrIoN.-A
good deal of excitement was caused yesterday at
Boston by the announcement that CHARLES SUN
NER had at last been elected Senator. 1t turned
out however to be a mistake. 1t seems that the
Committee appointed to count the votes IN the
House reported that he was chosen by one ma
ority on the first ballot Of the day and the twen-
tieth since the commencement Of the balloting.-
But among the votes they had rejected one which,
on subsequent consideration by the whole House,
was ordered to be included. This vote made
tie Three more ballots were had without com
ing to any result, and finally after session OF
twelve hours, the House adjourned till today
when the attempt will be resumed. The friends
of Sumner made a better fight yesterday than we
had supposed TO be in them after so many unsuc.
cessful trials, and we presume they will come into
the field with equal courage to- ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

ENORMOUS MASS or PURE COPPER.-We
stated a day or two since that the llif mine on
Lake Superior had more copper uncovered than
could be got out by the present force in three
years. We have since sscertsined the dimen-
sions of one single sheet which they are at pre-
sent working on, which presents the following
almost incredible dimensions forty feet long
eighteen feet high, and from six inches to three
feet thick. 1t probably weighs three hundred
tups, and the miners have not yet reached either
the end or the top of the sheet. 1t may possibly
be two or three times as large as hasyes been de-
veloped. The publ at large are entirely in the
dark in regard to the iches OF the Lake Superior
mineral districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

" The Journal Of Commerce devotes near
two columns to an elaborate apology for Mr..
WALsH. The late Consul at Paris, in the course o;
which it AYERS that one Of the chief allegations
brought against him by thOs- papers which sought
bis removal was that be wrote for the press. We
beg 10 say that The 7'ri5zrs never found any
such fault with Mr. Walsh. On the contrary we
regard it as very proper thing that our repre-
seutstives abroad should write letters in Ameri
can newspapers. But if they write against lib
erty, and oppose the progress OF Democratic in
sttutions, and especially, if they reproduce here
the cslumnies which tyranny devises there, in
order to excuse its outrage on human rights We
say that fact is a decisive argument that they are
not fit to hold the Offices Of this Republic. We
called for the dismissal of Robert Walsh because
bis whole influence in this country, and we were
bound to presume in Europe also, was hostile to
Democracy. He justified the destruction Of the
Republic at Rome. and abetted the Conspirators
who have deprived France of the liberty Of
speech and Of printing, and abolished univ ersal
suffrage. All that may have proceeded from MS
honest convictions, bat he certainly often mani
tested them in most iesuitical way. Bat whether
honest or not, such should not be the spirit Of
those *ho in Europe officially represent the
United States
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Nrw.voRK DAILY TRIBITNE. THURSDAY APRIL "a, 1851.

quietly, almost as a matter Of course
In Sweden there have been more riots,
and the prospect is that the Diet will pass
a measure for the emancipation of the Jews,
which is now under discussion. In Spain
the Legislature Is dissolved, ministers NOS
being able to get on with it. From Italy
there is norhing special. The Sultan Of
Turkey refuses to accede to the request of
Austria to keep kossuth and his compan-
ions longer in d,tention. There is then
reason to hope for their speedy release
and arrival in this country.
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CITY ITEMS.
,MUSEMENTS rms EVENINg

Brrro,, Ias.ru- Open q, School Of Reform" Moo
ms Cal
R-oappaY IusArss-Op-u stF-"Nls,ou Of the san "
FuALo~s Hssrsus-Op-u A. ot-N-gU ns,diss aud Budsas
opsrs e su-s
s.rrliIs CosEouSas Of BrossWv Az Thr.suaa-
open das evening.
s-oppa.t HatLPanorsms o. the War Rome Upper LAB
Hunssr tCorn-f Broadway ard Wsksrst)
Puosfs PsoaHsss-Nashugtou Hsi-0psn at
srUrrasr l>rrurr-N.w Orleans Rurssque Open Trogps
Basuss hvsIvE-0psn ell day-atsnoon sns sns s''ns
formsncss. Curostss de
s,to.- Omen .tSL,-W .ch's Cinus .nd Frsoch Trogp.
coscssr-Th- A-shanAns Al Hops Chapel III Broadway AIN
Csscssr- s.-rorua Gang,llah's. I the Apollo Rooms
N.rt'S.L AcADsar pEsI1s -o3i Broadway
Nrsso MfSsrrErs- Montague Han Broo.b
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EXCURSION TO SrRATroNPORT PosTPON-

EXCURSION TO STRATTONPORT POsTPON-
ED-n OF The stormy weather OF the ast
Ten days the painters have he unable have the Jenny
Linz r. for intended day; the proposed ENcur'on
will Oueutly pOspOned until Monday next w1en
This hesufu steamer will ready nj the foot OF Fulton
ri East River al "a 10 receive ladies and gentle
men DESTROYS VI vsinDg lhe slIe OF the new village
Bfesss LoNGLEY and FLANNgR, the enterprsDg prOpri
eloTs will board and will accompany the party and
give every xpaDsuD sUch inclined To sccJm sa
ny them Tickets for the excursion can be had at he ohce
OF nT FLAMMER rs WOO,Ief-s, but Bs The number Is
limited hey being iSken verv FAST Il Ia Rdv'able
for such desre go dO~u 10 make early spp1caI ~
Fare l94 ach way. The steamer will touch ut the
foot OF TeDth.st AT An a43t
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The Explosion AT O.wego.

ALBANY. Wednesday, April 3.
The OsVego Times Of this morning says that
three more Of the wounded have died. Royal
Davis and James Carroll Engineers Of the boat ;
John Conner and James Church, waters, and
Thomas Quiggin, foreman, are those Of the crew
vho are dead. Three are missing and are sup
posed TO have been blown into the river. The
Jury returned a verdict that the explosion oc.
cured from the want Of water in the boiler.
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Late from Texas.

bALfINltt, Apnl d
Nev.0rleans papers OF the 10th INST a.
ceived. They contain dates from GGIyes,oo -
the 18th Ire bodies Of seven men suppossS :.
have been killed by Indian, have been foand 49,. -
Corpus Christi. Hundreds Of enigrant, ~
Missouri. Arkansas, and Other States az wei =.
foreigners. are focking into Texas Some p,oa..
are discussing not only the propriety bo, ~
node Of paying the State debs.
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Great Fire al Kingston, Canada

4oh'NIo, aes1sg, Aprl D
A great FIRE occurred this mraing at Kipe,.o,
For houses have been destroyed ia tie 49,
bounded by Princes, Bagot, Wellington al
Queen SITS, the principal part Of the ci,y ~
progress of the FIRE has been arrested. Tsa L..
will be very heavy, bat is not yc; ascersairsd
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The Common Council Of Boston and Daniel
Webster,

BOSTON, "Wednesday, April ..
The Committee of the two branches of the
Common Council met MIR Webster yesterday
Alderman Rogers presented the resolutions of
the Board Of Aldermen inviting Mr.. Webster to
speak in Faneui Hall, and said that he believed
the resolutions were the true exponente Of the
feelings Ct that body. Mr.. Webster thanked him
and stated that he should reply in writing.
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1Iarkets...svYFALo, tpdl n

The past - hours receipts have been-FLogs
1000 bbls MHEAT bone CoRS. s. 90 0ushela A M
demand exists for Western FLOUR, hat the m.keta VA
out Aerial change 2et0 hbs hsve been fod siJ y ~
Michigan Wheat Is IN good requess but holdss aAA
tain their hruness ard check operations tnal sal-s y
Ohio have been made SO CTS CoRa 10 steady yese
day's Ts,es with sales OF shout 2o.coo blshes sn,1
transactions In Ohio WHISKY At Il ets FSElGHFs 4.
without change.
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Marine DisRstera.

BosToS, Wednesday April 3.
Another British schooner has come ashore at
Cape Cod with all hands probably lost.
A vessel Of about so tuns bottom up, came
ashore near Nonoway point, Chatham, on the 18th
inst but disappeared in the gaze Of next day.
Size appeared 70 be new and is supposed to have
been loaded with corn.
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Archbiahop Ecelsafan.

bALTINoRE- Wecncsday1 ApTII ..
The remains Of Archbishop Eccleston VIII reach
Baltimore at Il o'clock 70 morrow, and viii be
received by procession and escorted TO bis late
resideLce al the Cathedral. he viii be buried in
vault under the Cathedral on Saturday
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The Alabama at savsnnah.

sAvANNAH, Tleidiy. Aprla
The steamship Alabama, iron New.Y5rk a,
rived at this port in o. hours from whsrfto wA,5
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Onlck pnsaaGe.

PULADELrHiA "Wednesday. Apr 25-slsYN
The new screw steamer AlbAtress has ma,
the unequ. led run of he hours, from PaiadeIos,.
10 Charleston.
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Jenny Lind In Ciucinn,s,.

CiSclNSArI "Wednesday April X
The proceeds Of Jenny Linds Eve Concerts !,
dis city amounted to about ss5 COO