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yell known that Old Hickory was equally
- in the army and among the people at
No man ever lived in this country about
-, so many characteristic anecdotes have
- related, by those who were among his per-
.onal friends. Below We give two OF these, which
e do not remember TO have seen in print before
several wears ago, an officer who was one Of
.hs most distinguished of his grade in the SER
,;ce of the United States, ON his way home
s-om dinner party, on certain occasion, was
tracked so violently with vertigo, that he be-
,ams impressed with the idea that the ground
20. rising up against him, and that the FIRE
,,rogs were after him in hot haste. Under
.hsse circumstances, he determined to conceal
himself in friendly gutter, and wait until his
enemies had disappeared. In this condition ne
zoo found and of course, one of the numerous
troop of office hunters was found ready to
communicate to Gen. Jackson, then President
If the United States, the fact that the gallant
Aafardar of Fort -- had been found drunk
IN the street The old man stood for q moment
rejecting then turning to his informant, said:
..yery bad conduct, sir, in the Colonel. But,
By the Eternal! he has done .fghtdag enough neOeT
70 drauo another sober breath IN his life" Ever
Afterwards, it was the recognized right of the
veteran Colonel to get drunk as often as he
pleased, provided he kept himself out of sight
About the same period, the late Major Gibbon
Was Collector of the Port of southern city, TO
which Office he had been appointed by the elder
Adams. Of course the Major was Federallst
and one of Gen. Jackson's political opponents
During the struggle of the American Colonies
FOR Independence, Major G. had distinguished
himself on several occasions. He had command
ed forlorn hope under Mad Anthony, at Stony
Point. After the Inauguration of Jackson as
Presi lent the Major, who was as bitter a poll
,ician as he had been gallant as soldier, in an
excited discussion about politics, declared that
- Old Hickory was "a id scoundrel"' The
speech was promptly reported to the President
by one of his friends, who supposed vacancy
would be certain. ''Well, what Of it, was
Jackson's reply. The man icho commanded a
forlOrn hope Of Anthony Wayne, has ttsH Tiydt
20 curse anybody he ple1ses!r
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MARRIED.: !:

In Philadelphia, on Thursday, 10th inst, by
Hon. Charles Gilpin, Mayor of the city, Mr.
WILLIAM b. HUDsoE, of Ebensburg, Pa TO Miss
CAROLINE, daughter of David Evans, ESQ, of
Philadelphia.
Bay@ We congratulate the bride and groom
upon their mutual happiness and sincerely thank
them for their choice present. In their voyage
through this ''yale of tears may they ever re-
member that
''Nedded love is founded on esteem,
Which the fair merits of the mind engage
For those are charms which never can decay;
But time which gives new whiteness to the swan,
improves their lustre."
On Thursday, 16th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Hamil-
ton, Mr. ARTHUR NOME TO Mrs ANN CumuINGs,
all of this place
On the 18th inst, by the Rev A. McElwain.
Mr.. JAMES DAVIDSON, of Hollidaysburg. to Miss
SARAH JANE MURPnY, of the Summit, Pa
On Thursday, 10th inst, by VIM w Harris.
Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH to Miss ESTHER STo-
YER, all of Jackson township. Cambria county.
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Cholera IOrbHS.

READ THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY CURE
l hereby certify that about two weeks ago l
was seized with violent attack of Vomiting
and Purging, Cholera Morbus,) with very dis
tressing pains in the stomach and bowels, which
was completely removed by two tea-spoOnfu
doses Of the Petroleum, taken in little water
After having taken the first dose, slept soundly
and comfortably for three hours
Signed HENRY WISE, JR.,
On board Steamboat Ariadne
ATTEST NIMROD GRABILL.
PittsbuTg, December Il, 1919.
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Weights and Measures.

v
pounds in bushel Of the various articles j
nay be of interest to some of our farming
riends.
Of wheat, sixty pounds.
Of shelled corn, ffty-six pounds.
Of corn in the cob, seventy pounds.
Ofrye, fftysix pounds
OF oats, thirty-five pounds
OF barley, forty-eight pounds.
OF potatoes, sixty pounds.
Of beans, sixty pounds
Of bran, twenty pounds.
Of clover seed, sixty pounds.
OF timothy seed, forty-fve pounds.
OF fax seed, fifty-six pounds.
Of hemp seed, forty-four pounds.
OF buck wheat, ffty-two pounds.
Of blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
Of castor beans, forty y-six pounds.
OF dried peaches, thirty-three pounds.
Of dried apples, twenty-four pounds.
Of onions, ffty-seven pounds.
Of salt, fifty pounds.
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England.

yam SncK says, writing from England =
'er all they haint got no Indgin corn
ere s 'hey can't raise it, nor punkin-pies, nor
=, nor peanuts, nor silk-worms, nor moth
ihen as to their farmin'-Lord only look
great eiephant-lookin' beast in one plough
''n one great iummokin fellow to hold the
~ ana another to carry the whip, and a
:, 70 iead' whose boots have more iron on 'em
,t.A tue horses huffs have, all crawiin', as if
vas agoln to funeral What sort of a
IL. tA' 70 do work? 1t makes me mad to
90 sn. If there is any airthly clumsy way
,,w., u uoin thing, that's the way they are
,h., sure to git here. They are a benighted,
innate bull-headed people, the English, that's
'4ct' and always was"
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HOUSE and LOT
IT n ID G. 4 / II
L u IL u 4 Ii " /.

The undersigned offers for sale the two stvG-;- -
frame house, in the Borough of Ebensburg, now
occupied by Mr. George w. Wisegarver. Also,
the lot of ground on which the house stands
The property is excellent one, in good repair
and will be sold on favorable terms Enquire of
JOHN RODGERS.
Ebensburg Oct 9, 1851.-52-3t.
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H,. Two Of the senior Bishops of the Metho-
br, ,p.'copaia Church are lying very i'll, with
!; Du' feeble hopes of recovery. Bishop Hedding
s'eh'ed, by correspondent of the Chris
NJ. 'ocate' as very weak, but cheerful, hum
r.;.s -, ana simple in manners, according to the
E.-,. -.'Ve pattern of Methodist Bishops. Bishop
NV. as also very feeble, and expects to sur
i've bot Rttle time. '
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CNsstiOs2.
VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
FOR RENT.

The undersigned offers 70 rent the TAVERN
STAND and Eight Lots of Ground in the Boro'
of Ebensburg, now in the occupancy of John
Thompson, Jr., for term Of ts0o, three, or ire
years: possession given on the 1st April, 1852.
ALSO
About thirty-five acres of out lots and mea-
dow adjacent to the said borough.
The entire property is in excellent repair and
cannot be excelled in location or advantages by
any IN western Pennsylvania!
Persons disposed to rent can obtain further
information by application to John Fenlon, Esq,
or 70 the subscriber. ELIZA M'DONALD.
Sept 2s, Iesf-5I-5m
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Esz5@ The Southern papers are congratulatinl
the people of that region on the defeat of Gov
ernor Johnston in Pennsylvania.
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It Office at Ebensburg, Oct-
calling for letters on this
ey are advertised.
King s. Shoenberge-
Kitty, Patrick z
|. Kaufman, Joseph
Litzinger, William
E. Lloyd, miss P.
Lemon, DR.. VIM.
Lytle, Robert
Michel, Matthew
McMullen, John
McElroy, John j. z
McGrann, Bernard z
Murphy, John F. z
McClenghen, NJ. NJ.
McKelvy, Jackson
Myers, Henry
Moore, Sc j.
Mcconnell, Thos.
Muckerhide, G. Ii.
Montgomery, James
NIcFariin, John
Macken, Joseph
McGarity, Anthony
Magellan, NJ. d.
Nelson, William
O'CaIlaghan, James
Owens, Charles
Powell, Rev. L. 2
Parrish, John
Pryce, W. d.
Rees, Thos. 2
Roberts, Owen
Rees, Enoch
Roberts, John j.
Ridenon, c. P.
Ritter, mrs. Eliza
Rees, miss Mary
Slonaker, George
Schell, Frederick
Stokes, W. A.
Sweeny, Peter
Smith, Wm.
Silkerhoof, Henry
Shoemaker, Edward Jr
Shoenberger, Robinson
& Co,
Thomas, William
Tattin, John
Thompson, B. P.
Thompson, mrs. Jane
Tibbotts, Vim.
Trimble, James
Wizard, Samuel
Williams, miss Margare'
Walters, William
Wilkeson, George
Williams, mrs.
Wilson, George
Wallace, Robert
Wiley, Joseph
Webb, Carpenter
Walters, George
Wholey, Michael,
tentee of Union Wheels.
LION ROBERTS, P. VI.
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRE9N, GLEI5I, E. co.

nFFICE on Allegheny street, nearly opposite
~ the Post Office, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest viii be paid on money deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits, at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum six month deposits, at the Il:e
of 81 per cent per annurA nine month Iepcsits
at the rate of per cent per annum. twelve
month deposits, at the rate of A Tor cent per
annun.
Drafts on the cities, for sale IN sums to suit
the purchasers. and collections made apon any
point at low rates.
August 6, 1S50.-44-tf
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NOTICE

To the stockholders of the Jefferson and Ebens-
burg Plank Road, that an election viii be held
at the court house in the borough of Ebensburg
on Saturday the eth day of November, TO elect
officers for said Road.
JOHN BRAWLEY, Secretary
Oct. %, l851.-2-3t.
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Stray Cow.

Came TO the residence of the subscriber il
Cambria township, Wednesday, September
24th, dark brown COW, having one ear split,
the other with piece cut out, supposed to be
nine years old. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
her away, otherwise she viii be disposed of ac-
cording to law.
DAVID E. JONES.
Ebensburg, Oct. 1G, '5l.-l-3t.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post
lst, 1851. Persons C
list will please say the.
Anderson, miss Mary
Abrams, Evan
Boswell, mrs. Julia A.
Burgoon, Andrew
Bowman, miss Susan ]
Brawley, John W.
Bumford, Richard
Butaher, George
Brown, .. IL. 4
Bradley, w. F.
Bower, John
Bradley, 2.
Brees, David
Booser, Barbara
Ballow Silas
Connell, William
Canada, mrs. E.
Garland, miss Maria
Garland, John
Catfery, Terance
Cox, JAMES
Clark, James c.
Doolan, Michael
Davis, David j.
Davis, David L.
Davies, Richard
Davis, miss Harriet
Davis, Evan d.
Dodge, Ulysses E.
Eckhard, Henry
Evans, David
Evans, miss Mary
Evans, Robert
Elliott, Robert
Evans, Daniel w.
Evans, Evan E.
Evans, John
Furz, Adam
Feltz, miss Mary
Gormen, William
Gilbee, Henry
Griffin, Edmund
Gate, Henry
Gillin, John
Gardner, John
Hughes, John I. 2
HolIen, Daniel
Hughes, Edward
Holland, John
Harris, David
Jones, Thos. NJ.
,JOupS mrs Martha
Jones, Benjamin 2
Jacobs, Philip
Jones, David
Jones, I. w.
Jones, David J. B.
Jeffries, John L. 2
Kelly, Michael
Karman, J.
kinsel, John c.
King, Joseph
Pat
MIL
Oct. 1st, 1861.
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HlVER'S INK MANDATORY,


REMOVED TO
n q M MBER I44 X A G E S Il r E T. L
Between Fourth and Filth, opposite Crown ST.
PHILADELPHIA,
IIHERE the Proprietor is enabled, by m
N creased facilities, to supply the growing
" demand for HOVER'S INK, which its wide
spread reputation has created
This Ink is now well established IN the
good opinion and confidence of the American
Public, that it is scarcely necessary to say any
thing in its favor, and the manufacturer takes
this opportunity to say that the confidence thuS
secured shall not be abused.
In addition to the various kinds of Writing
Ink he also manufactures Addmdnt'ne Cen'enf
for mending Glass and China, as well as supe-
rior Hair Dye; trial only is necessary to IN,
sure it's future use, and Sealing Var, well
adapted for Druggists and Bottlers, at very
low price. in large or small quantities
Orders addressed to Joseph E. Hover, Manu-,
facturer, No. l44 Race Street between 4th and
5th, opposite Crown street, Philadelphia.
Sept. %, 1851-50-3m.
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Office.
DISSOLUTION on PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between
John G. Given, James Myers, and John C. o.
Neill, trading under the firm of John G. Given
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
John G. O'Neill retiring The business will be
continued as heretofore by John G.. Given and
James Myers, under the title of the former firm.
The Books, &C., will be left at the old stand for
settlement and collection.
JOHN G. GIVEN,
JAMES MYERS,
JOHN c. O.NEILL.
Oct l, 1S5f.-52-3t.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Ebensburg' &c. '
lst, 1851. Persons calling for letters on tpis
list will please say they are advertised.
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my amount of coffee, sugar, tea, tobacco, anG
Il all kinds OF Groceries, at the store of
Johnston Moore.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-20
INTRODUCTION
change to no


On the 18th day of May 1885 DR.. Brandreth or the
first time, made known in the United States the Cle
bzated BrandreM Vegetable Universal Pills. He left
them to stand all by their merits. He made no
ausion to any other incidence simple facts stated
and the following principle laid down the Brand
rethian Theory, viz: that all local Diseases whether
of bowels enlargement othe JOINTS rnue-
matte Affections cuaneous eruptions, dyspeptc COM
plants, whatever other forms such local disease
puts on, were nothing more than many symptoms
of disordered style OF the constitution and that his
pills which were discovered in England in $751; were
medicine that had the effect OF restoring the con-
stuton to health and vigor, simply by removing all
bad and acrimonious humorsrom the blood by the sto-
and bowels. The American public have now made
trial fths medicine for nearly years. and have found
that the medicine is not all humbug. The patronage
Dr. Brandreh daily experiences proves that the medi-
cine gives universal satisfaction
NJ BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. apl9
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TELEGRAPHEp
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLI

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN
NEW YORK, May l9-P NJ
The steamer Fraklin arrived here this morning at 7
O'clock She brings Liverpool dates to the 5h instant
and has about 100 passengers aboard.
The steamship Washington arrived IL Cowes on the
Sd instant, and the A irca reached Liverpool on the
4th.
FRANcE.-The Anniversary of the French Republic
passed off in Paris without disturbance or popular com.
motion.
SPAIN.-A Carlist conspiracy has been detected in
Catalonia, Spain, and seven ofthe principal persons
cerned have been shot.
GERMANY-The Dresden Conference has not yet
terminated. The new law relative to the Press of
Prussia IS said to be very stringent.
PoRrUGAL.-The instruction in Portugal is spread
ing The lnsurgent Chief, the Duke OF Sadanha, has
ken possession ofOporto, and menaces Lisbon, in
which latter city the greatest terror pervades the pub
lie mind The Queen, it is said will probably be forced
to 'bdicate the throne of Portugal, and proclaim
regency A Spanish army, however, is collecting on
the frontier, and may lend its aid in support of
the royal though this is regarded as extremely
problemetical.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Mays.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market continues unchanged
though its tone is firm.
CoTToN.--Flye thousand bales of Cotton sold yes.
terday at advance of 3D. An improved feeling al
SO exists in the manufacturing districts.
CoFFEE.--Prices have declined Cd per cwt within the
past day or two.
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%. BY GEORGE J. SUMNER,
AND KITCHEN FURN1.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
~ TURE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
1exI, me E9th nst at Al O'clock P M, at the resi-
dence OF ~ Y. Howard, Esq, corner Of Leigh and Sd
VIII De SOLO at auction. the chief portion of his
household and kitchen Furniture. Sale without re-
uy2o GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct.
VERY VALUABLE TENEMENT ON
IION.-Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon the
"a June 1851 upon the premises commencing at o.
clock mat valuable tenement No. g. Main ST.. recently
occupied by MIR. John Thompson. 1t fronts about %
feet on the north side of Main ST. runs back 1876 feet TO
apaved alley, has gfanile 'front.' and altogether one
of the most valuable tenements on that sde of The
TERMs-One- third cash. balance at and twelve
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
a trust deed.
Gmy 30 w. GODDIN, Auct. Z
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FRANK.
v LIN STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION
The house and lot at present occupied by Mr. Samuel
pntney (who contempates declining housekeeping will
be sold at auction on TUESDAY the 9th day Of May,
1851 at ID o'clock P M This property is located be
tween 23d and Oath streets and Immediately opposite
Mr.. Lewis grove. 1t is healthy-in rstrate order
The house has rooms, and the out houses are sum-
mer aud winter kitchen, wood and coal house, bath
house, ice house and stable, besides others necessary
to the comfort OF family, and is within minutes walk
ofthe Old Market.
Will be sold with, after the above, the lot adjoining.
containing 80 feet front, and extending back l57 to an
ally we'll with fruit trees and grape yines-a beau
flu building lot.
TERms--One- third cash, balance in II, Is and a
months interest added, with satisfactory security
my l7-tds w. GODDIN, Auct.
"OUSES AND LOT ON Cd STREET
IN AT AUCTION.-The undersigned as Com.
missioner, appointed by the Circuit Court of Chancery
for the county OF Henrico, by decree made by said
court on 2lst February 1851 in suit therein pending
styled Tyer and Everett will expose to SALE at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 3Oth of
May, at o'clock, M all that lot Of Land situated
the of Second and Preston Streets 10 the city
of Richmond together with improvements thereon, be-
ing the lot of which the late Peter Everett died seized
TERMs-Cash as to SO much will be necessary to
deiay the expenses of the sale and costs of suit and as
1896 a. with interest from LIST January l84S till day
ofsale on credit until LIST January 1859 as toSl47 S.
and credit till LIST July 1852, the residue, nego
table notes, with approved endorsers for credit install
ments and title retained until purchase money fully
paid and conveyance directed by the court.
The lot fronts Is feet on Second street, and runs
back parallel with Preston 1874 feet more or less;
and there upon it two houses, wood the other
brick. JOHN B. YOUNG, Comm.
Sale conducted by Wellington Goddn, Auctoneer.
nv Is
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Eataaesj sae, ,ha Aspa9 Of Tho Watering casagsiI.

Eataaaj soe, iha Nspsu Of lilo Watering oasa,HiIs
tee to The City Council, on the l2M INST.
The committee take pleasure in stating. the
able Superintendent has faithfully discharged
the duties of his office; his untiring zeal and en-
ergy in prosecuting the work entrusted 70 his care
are worthy of the highest commentator, and
that he has saved to the city large amount of
money, in laying down mains, building dams, &C.,
Gall of which have been executed under his imme-
date supervisory cannot be doubted. They also
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the able and
faithful manner in which the Register has dis
charged the duties of his office. His report will
show the plain and satisfactory manner in which
the accounts are kept, and examination of his
books the receipts and expenditures for each item,
of the most minute description. 3t*
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
Np OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAY

ND OCULAR SALE DAYS, MUNDAHS,
tSatlrday-On the days above named, commencing at
81 o'clock will sell at auction, at my store on 18TH st.
a variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the foi
GROCERIES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowdsr Tea.
Candles Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rce Pepp Ginger, Brandy, Whsksy Gin'
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad;
FURNITURE-B i-e aus, Sideboards Washstands,
Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Candesands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the house-Keepne
line. >, =,
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwl also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers Clothing OF every kind, Hats, Caps
Crockery- ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping fa
4 per, Books, &c. ,o,x,
4 au2I II. eau lHoNN-
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COMMUNICATED FOR THE TINES.
TO THE POLLS! TO THE POLLS!!

Fellow citizens: On the 2st day OF May, you are
called upon to exercise ike nestimable right Of SUI
frage-he highest privilege of freemen. Our charter
elections only occur year; then let US give one
day the election, and place, representatives in
the Hall and on the Bench men who well qualified
for their respective positions.
In presenting the name Of Samuel D. Denoon one
Of the representatives from Monroe Ward in the Com
Council for re- election, it would be an act OF
pereroga ion for to enter into paregyric of his
claims and his qualifications He is too we'll known in
this community; his strong and discriminating mind
and active business habits are alone sufficient to guar.
antee that he will make most useful and practical
member of the Common Hall.
Let us then give day the interest of city,
and go the polls and cast votes for Samuel D.
Council
SEVERAL PROPERTY HOLDERS BRoAD.sT.
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~ CITY COLLECTOR.-Messrs. Editors:
Amongst the number ofpersons whose names have been
mentioned in connection with this Office, have seen
which yields me pleasure, than that Of JAS
citizen Of Richmond contributing by his exertions to
its commercial enterprise and prosperity With others
OF our worthy citizens, the ycisstudes OF mercan
tile life, have turned the wheel oflortune down upon him,
but his business capacity activity and sound judgment,
still remain. 1t will be but proper return for past
services for the interest Of his locality the people shall
elect him at the approaching election and the prompt
and faithful manner in which he will discharge the du-
ties incumbent upon him. will be the return which he
will make for the confidence reposed in him.
my l6-4t+ A CITIZEN
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

The Northern Mail reached the city last evening
nearly an hour later than usual in consequence of
slight accident on the Fredericksburg Railroad, which
resulted in nothing serious, however.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-20

An extra session of the Legislature has become
necessary in Michigan None of the members
resigned, as was the case in Albany, but the con-
stitutional Limitation of the regular session came
round before the public business was half finished.
The appropriation bill and many other important
measures were thrown over. Gov Barry has
accordingly reconvened the Legislature, to meet
at Lansing on the 9th of June next.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 49, Pm.
FLoUR-We note sales to-day of 400 bbls Howard
street Flour at 81 81 per Dbl.
In other articles usually enumerated, we have no
change to note.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE r. EAL ESTATE ON
y BROAD, BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND
MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
the 23d day OF May, 1851 upon The premises common
cling at o'clock brick Tenement, and framed Dwell
ling, tof which Patience Scott, sezed) situated on
the soun side of Broad between Jefferson and Madison
streets.
TERMs-One third cash, balance at and ~ months,
for negotiable notes. interest added and the title retain'
ed till last note shall be paid.
NV is w. GODDIN, Auct.