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OAR BUILDERS AND RAILROAD COM
L 4 PANIES.-The auhscriher ia now mart ovz nar

TAR BUILDERS AND RAILROAD COM.
" PANIES.--The subscriber is now part owner
of "Fulier's Patent India Rubber Car Springs"
and cautions all persons interested of his determi-
nation to maintain his rights under this patent.
Fullers patent is the original, first and only gen.
uine patent. Extensive arrangements are made to
supply the springs to car builders, railroad COM
panies, and all who require to use this patent.
The price is fixed at fifty cents per pound in
GLIDING the privilege to use the patent. as .st
The American Institute have just awarded the
advertiser the first premium for the bestlnda-rub
Der springs. a.7-. 49,. q s.... -. .
Orders from any part OF the United States, Civ
ing the exnct size of the piece of the rubber
quired, will be promptly executed. s.-s ....
No other person has authority to make or vend
the India rubber springs, which operate by COM
pression of the rubber. I'd HORACE H. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer Of India-rubber now in the
businessin the United States, and owner of nine
teen Indin-rubber patents. Warehouse % Court.
land street, New York. ,l .: ....H
Public attention is called to the advertisement OF
Mr.. Day. He is now the only person authorized to
manufacture and vend my patent in the United
States. see w. c. FULLER.
.a By his Attorney, G. NJ. KNEvITT.
New YoRK, 1851. Feb 4-taw6mo
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Form Of a Guaranty.

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be accepted by the Postmaster General, he Tor
they, the case may beg shall enter into the con-
tract required by the Postmaster General prior to
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Dated -. (SiQned \
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EBEsEzER Cook. GEoReE b SARGENT
COOK L. SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner of Main and Second Streets,
Davenport, Io,pa.
June30-dtf
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A STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD TO THE
"A OLD AND BACK AGAIN, by Henry b. Tap
pan; 2 vols.
Chambers's Papers for the People; vols and
Appleten's Mechanics Magazine for July.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
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HANGING ACADEMY.-FIRSTC COURSE
IL Mr.. F. r. Liable has the honor to announce
to the citizens of Washington Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first course of dancing lessons
for the season will commence on Thursday, No
vcmber 6, at his room over George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side of Pennsy lvana
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, opposite
Browns new hotel. -..' ..
Days tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. ....
All the fashionable dances will beintroduced
and taught. .. ... ..... w. Oct22-f
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$4,000!

We would call your particular attention to the
following brilliant scheme for Saturday, Septem-
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June 10 Merchants Exchange, New Orleans.
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BROWNS HOTEL.
II. & M. BROWN, PROPRIETORS,
Pa.Avenue, between 9th and nth streets
" WAsHIssroN, DC.
Junel3-tf ....
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WIZARDS HOTEL,
Corner OF Penn. Avenu and l4thstreet
WAsAINeToN, ID. C..
Junel3-tf f. ID. WILLARD, Proprietor.
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MAYOR,s PROCLAMATION.

"Hf Penn. avenue and 9Th street, sou
Aug 5--dtf s....s.. 4. . ....,. .,,...
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Sontkern RicLks Convention.

MoyrGoMERY, ALABAMA, March 5th.-The
Southern Rights Convention Adjourned this
evening, after session of two days. series
of resolutions, embracing the usual general.
lies, we're adopted without difficulty.
An animated and protracted discussion arose
on the g6lh resolution, which in substance
vas as follows:
"Rcsolced, That in consideration of the fact
.hat The people of Alabama, and Of the other
Southern States, bad decided against resis-
,ancl 10 the Compromise measures, that the
Southern Rights party could no longer make
thai an issue. but would guard the future"
THIS resolution was earnestly opposed as
d,Ssoiying the Georgia Platform, but was sup
ported by Messrs. Buford. Yanccy, Gilmore,
and others. A substitute slightly modifying
the language, but not altering its meaning, was
accepted and finally passed,
e. resolution against the doctrine OF inierven-
ton was also adopted, and after some unim-
portant proceedings, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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sALE.-By virtue of

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of
" decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for
Henrico county pronounced on the 18th day of
February, 1852. in he following causes, viz: Thos
j. Child ey, plaintiff, as j F. Winfree, and Susan
B., his wife, Stephen Chidrey and Mildred H. Chill
dtey, defendants. Jesse Winfree, and Susan B. his
wife, who, before her intermarriase with the said
Wintree was Susan Childrey, plaintiffs, rs. Thos
Childrey, defendant and j F Whit ee and Susan
B, his wife. late Susan Childrey, Stephen Chill.
drey, and Mildred Childrey, plaintiffs, u.s. Thos
Chiidrey and Lavinia P, his wife, r 4 Peasants
and James Ii Akin, defendants, we shall, as com.
missioners appointed by said decree. proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises, to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF March,
1852, the tract of LAND in the proceedings men,
toned, called Laurel Hill, very advantageously
situated. in the county of Henrico only five miles
from Richmond, and containing, by estimation, 240
acres There are good improvement upon this
tract; the situation is most healthy one, and the
land is very fertile. and well waeered If the wea
Their should be bad the day fixed for the sale, it
will take plase on the first fair day thereafter.
TERMs.-One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue in three equal install
ments payable in one, two and three years from
the day of sale the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and a conveyance of the pro.
perry to be made to the purchaser, and his bonds
TO be taken for the credit payments, the punctual
payment whereof is to be secured by deed of
trust on the property.
ISAAC R. WATKINS, o0"m H.
NH Ibid fE
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THE LATEST NE WS.
Destructive Fire.

PHrLApELrRlA, March "A FIRE occurred
IN, n,iJnight last night, which destroyed the
i Si Of stores, Nos. 81, SIS and Sc, on the
nb,rr below Walnut street. They were oc-
rn Tr by Leuwig & Co., Clark & CO., Thos.
n, Carson, John DAILY. and the Pennsylvania
+. +. office, kept by Peter Funk. Thos. Al
iline & Co, had oil stored in the building
The largest losers are Leuwig & Co, who had
gHA casks soda ash, and large quantities of
senna. alum aud other drugs, stored in No. Sc.
The ire is attributed to acids in the store. An
oxplosiou occurred, forcing out part of the
lowcg wall, bat no one was seriously injured.
Two fremen fell from the breaking of ladder,
hu, ESCAPED with bruises. The stores extern
led rom the wharf 20 Water street, aud be-
l.a-,d to the Amboy Railroad line.
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MARKETS.
SECOND DISPATCH.1

AT MANCHESTER extreme prices were freely
given during the week for goods aud yarns.
Funds closed at Oh to 974.
The New MINISTRY consists of Lord DER
BY, Premier; Chancellor Of the Exchequer,
DIsRAELI; Home Department, WALPoLE !;
Foreign, Lord WALMEsBURG Colonial, Sir
JOHN PAKINGToN; Lord Chancellor, Sir E..
SUDDEN; Privy Seal, Lord LYNDHURsr.
g 1t was subject of doubt whether Lord
DERBY would go on with the present House
or dissolve Parliament.
FRANcE.-There was no change in French
political affairs.
The statement that protest had been adj
dressed TO Louis Napoleon by the Russian
Autocrat was said to be without foundation.
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THIRD DIsPATCH.l

Lord John Russell, and some Of lis distin-
guished compeers, had determined to oppose
any effort to reimpose duty upon Corn. The
Opposition will not vote the usual supplies
until Lord DERBY announces the policy of his
administration.
FRANCE.-The elections for the French AS
senbly were to take place on the 29th Februa-
ry and 1st of March.
Active efforts are making to induce the
Duchess of Orleans to waive the right of the
Count dc PARIS in favor of the Due de BoR-
DEAUx.
BELGiUM.-The demand of Belgium for the
removal Of the Monument on the field of Wa
terloo, placed there to commemorate the victo-
ry of the allies over Napoleon, had occasioned
very considerable excitement. Warlike pre-
parations were active.
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BY JAMES nj. TAYLOR,

HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET
Ill AT AUCTION, WITHOUT reservoir
be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th inst, common
cling at Al O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the pre-.
mises a neat frame HOUSE and LOT, on the south
side of Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, nearly
opposite the residence of Daniel Truahart ESQ.
The house has just been completed, contains four
or five rooms, with many conveniencss. The lot
fronts thirty feet four inches Leigh street. ex-
tends In rear one hundred and ten feet, and is
bounded on the west side by ten foot ally. The
whole premises present quite a neat appearance,
arein perfect ORDER and are at present in the occu
pancy OF good tenant at fair rent, and presents
dence. - -.
The sale will take place without limit or reserve,
and upon terms which will be made kaewn at the
sale: JAMES M. TAYLOR,
mn 2--eodto Mdtds Auc,ioneer.
Immediately after the above SALE will sell at the
lot on Charity near End street. lot of ready.made
work, such as Sash. Blinds, Frames Josts, sc -
all OF good heart stuff, and in good order
NH 6-tds J. M. TAYLOR.
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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, March s

WARRINGTON, March s.
SENATE.-Petitions were presented from
Richmond, in favor of aid TO the Collins
steamers-and against hogging in the navy.
Mr.. SUMNER submitted resolution inqui-
ring into the expediency of reducing the rate
of Ocean Postage.
MIR. STOCKTON gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill granting bounty land to
sailors.
The discussion of the Iowa Bill was re.
sumed.
In the House the Homestead Exemption
Bill was taken up and discussed.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-ln cor

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln confor.
~ nifty with decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico county, pronounced on the
Assurance Society against fire on buildings in the
State OF Va, plaintiffs against Ann Luryay. Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who before her inter
marriage with the sad Norman Meade, was
son decd, defendant, 1 shall, as commissioner ap
pointed by said decree, sell at public auction on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 19'h Say OF March next, the building in the
bill mentioned, described as lying and beng IN the
city OF Richmond and in the county OF Henrico,
on the south east of Ncolson street. at Rockets,
between Richard Denny's ground on the north
east, and S. lvia A. Hopkins, ON the south west,
subjectt> the dover right OF the said defendant,
Ann Luryay therein. Sale to commence at
o'clock, P. M. p B. JONES,
fe 23-dtds Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WELLINGTON GODDTN.


IL u virtue of deed .. trust executed 10 me bv
beor;, William n Liagan and William L. McMinn.
peca. GATE the 23rd day Of February 1857. and
R; so,aed in the Hustings Court for the Civ If
shall nra, and IN the county Court of Hcnrico,
fsos at II O'clock A. NJ At the Carpenters .hop 2;
the folowi1g gan McMnn, the Dock, to sell
tiers shop with all the buildiE Is and
one wear from unsxgired lease of the ground for
S oov ieel OF White Pine Lumber at said .bon
Une snare OF stock in the Richm md asd
Railroad Company: Ha aro Danyiiie
Ana Immediately afterwards, at the I.umhs- : "a
OF Al. xander Garrett, near the Centrai
Depot 1000 feet of flooring plank. a. naiiroao
Terms OF SALE-For all sums not exreas;.s-o
CASH for all sums over $50, neaotiable no,as eSo,
months, with approved en2orsers. 'es AZ
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trus,es
The sale viii be conducted by WELIISero,,
GoDDIN, Auctioneer. Wy
N. B.-The creditors of Liggan & McMinn prov;.
ded for in the said deed, will please call at my office
with their respective notes and accounts as soon al
convenient. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
NH No. IS, Main street.
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FRESH HARDWARE.
SPRING. 1879

t.I SfhtNG, lS0tSs -
w w. J & q DOMAIN, RICHMOND, -
VA, have by recent arrivals freT Eng 0
land and Germany, received their Spring importa-
ton of Hardware, Gallery and Guns, and
from the manufacturers in this country an extern
sve assortment of American Goods, all Of which
were purchased for cash the: most favorable
terms.
Our stock is the lagest we have ever had the
pleasure of offering for sale both regards quaint
ty, as also variety of patterns.
In Staple Goods, particularly, as Pocket and Ia
BILE Cutlery, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain
scythes, Axes, shoyels and Spades, Forks, Weed
ing and Killing Hoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car
penters and Blacksniths' Tools, and Building Hard
ware generally. Our assortment is usually COM
plete AMI we feel assured viii bear favorable
comparison in the country.
We tender to our friends and the public cur
thanks for the given US, and
respectfully solicit their further favors assuring
them anew of our ability and determination to sell
as low as any regular house whatever, and that our
best efforts shall be used to give entire sarisfac-
ton. w. J. Il G.. DOMAIN,
importers of Hardware, Cutlery, &c. 10 Pearl, or
14th street. mn
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From the Rio Grande,

New ORLEANS, March 7.
The steamer Fanny from.the Brazos. brings
contradictory intelligence relative to the opera
tons of Carvajal. The American Consul had
received intelligence which was probably re-
liable, that Carvajal had attacked Camargo
with force of 500 men, but was repulsed with
loss of artillery and ammunition.
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D Z no 40 FINE YOUNG MULES FoR

cC SALE AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY, 18th
day of March, 1852, viii be sold near Bacon Quar-.
ter Branch Tavern, commencing at IL o'clock IS
to 40 fine young Mules, one Riding Mare, and one
Buggy Horse. The Mules are of good size, three
years old in the spring, and in first rate order.
Among them are several pair of match Mules
IERMs-Cash, or satisfactory endorsed negotia.
BILE notes, at four months with interest added
re 20 w. GODDIE Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

AkCifAL OF THE ARCTIC.
The New Ministy-C Cotton DaR---Bread-
stgfs Tmprored.
NEW York, March 9Th.
The steamer Arctic arrived this morning.
She left Liverpool on the 9th ult.
A Conservative and Protectionist Ministry
had been formed in England with Lord Derby
as prime Minister.
MARKETS.
CorroN.-After the departure of the America.
the Colt IN market BIZ came less animated aud quo.
tations were shade lower Sales of three DAVIS
$4,000 bales. Thisdepresson was attributed to the
political changes in the government.
The demand for FLOUR in Liverpool was better,
with an advance oi Sd upon the quotations by the
America. Corn had advanced Cd.
CoTToN AND FLoUR.-Brown e. Shipley's Cir
cuar quotes CorroN quiet without the least
change in rates. 1t quotes FLOUR, WHEAT and
Corn in limited demand at previous rates.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Wc win
street about the angle formed by that street and
Mechanicsyille Turnpike. II contains about one
acre and onetwentieth. Persons desiring this val
liable properly, win call on W far particulars
TOLER 4 COOK,
mh3 General Aaents.
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Nav ORLEANS, March 5.-The Americas
news mas been received. Holders Of Cotton
are very firm, and in many instances demand
cents ter strict middl;ng.
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HENRY HYMAN, IMPORTER.

~ Just arrived, by steamer from Europe,
ny j. new supply of Gold Watches and Chains
1.-THE Watches are made by the most ceie-
brated makers, Tobias, Johnson, &c, expressly
for my own retail trade, ordered when was at the
Worlds Fair, with my own mama upon them; also,
quantity of NOV ements without the cases. so that
any lady or gentleman can order 10 be made any
pattern case they may WISH and with two faces,
Geld and Enameled they may be seen at the old
established store of
HENRY HYMAN, No. 90 Main Of
The only direct importer of Watches and Guns.
rnh
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BALTIMORE MARkE rs, March 8.
FLoUR.-Sales OF 700 bbls. at "a l2.
WHEAT-Active. Red 90 cents White ST..
CORN remains unchanged
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY.-A despatch dated at
Three Rivers, Lower Canada, Goth ult saws !:
"a dreadful tragedy was enacted last night in
the jail there. Three prisoners were confined
IN the same cell-two Of them under sentence
for one week, and the other for longer term.
One OF the men had been employed in making
axe handles during yesterday, and had OBJ
tanned snail axe as a pattern, which another
OF the prisoners concealed under his bed. AZ
Ter the three men had laid down for the NIGHT.
he who had concealed the axe without any
previous quarrel, or notice of his intentions,
struck the other two with the axe, cutting one
c! them open in the side, and wonnding the
ether severely in the shoulder. The former
died in few minutes"
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+ ARGR STOCK OF DRY GOODS An

ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODs aN1
IL HARDWARE AT COST-The subscriber
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware md
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made In the Store, preparatory to combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, WIN
sell at cost, cash, approved negotiable notes.
at four months, their large and desirable stock Of
both Dry Goods aud Hardware.
Merchants, planters, and others, win find it to
their interest to examine this excellent stock of
Goods which viii be sold at either wholesale or
retail. 81 ~.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS & CO.
fe 23-ts 90 No. log, Main street.
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsITORY.-Ju.s

BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.-J
~ received per steamer Roanoke, the History of
Palestine, from the Pat iarcha Age to the present
time, illustrated by J. Kits D. D.
Annual OF Scientific Discovery of YearB Book of
acts In Science aud Art for le52-exhibiting the
most important discoveries and improvements in
Wells, A NJ a.
n Inc Eplstle of James, practically explained, by
DR. Augustus NeaEder -
further supply of the Christian Profc ssor. and
the ChnStian Duty, by John Angel James.
mn CHAS. WORTHAM Depositsrv
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Robbery in Philadelphia.

HII1ADELF ffIAi NIdTCTl ..
MIR. Il. Ellis, afParkersburg, Va. was robbed
while in the Western train ofcars. last night, of
fifteen hundred dollars, all in Virginia notes.
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ROME STILL QUIEr.-It will be recollected
that >lr. Andrew Stevens promised to make
certain developments in reference to the Astor
Place riots and the Forrest divorce case, that
would make Rome howl" Mr. S. has not
set spoken out, but the editor of the Police
Gazette states, that he has received a letter
from Mr. Stevens, ezcusing the delay and
reitcratins his intention of yet making Rome
Howl"
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Miss GAMBLE.-We find the following with
regard to this lady in the PHILADELPHIA Even
ing Bulletin:
Miss GAMBLE, whose name has been drag
yea INTO the newspapers by the audacous con-
Ggei OF "Cheratier'' Wykof, is not, las Dir.
weed supposes,l Of Philadelphia. She is the
daughter OF Colonel Gamble of Florida, aud
niece Of the late William Wiri. A more est.
Unable ani refined woman, is not to be found on
either side OF the A. antic. Many PhiIadel-
PhisDs who know her, aud have received her
ktna attentions in London, will regret the suf.
etlngs she has endured from her acquaintance
"iih such an unscfupuIous character as Wv
Roll Who is native Of Philadelphia, which
acknowledge with hulnility. G.
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MELANCHOLY AFFRAY.-A difficulty occur
fad al this place on Monday last {says the
Edgefeli ). c. Adyertiserl between Mr.. Ell.
dged Glover and DIR. Sanuels, which resulted
IA the former being shot through He died on
the next day.
In the course of the fight, Mr.. Ebenezer
chamberlain, tfather-in-law of Mr. Glover)
also received severe wound in the forehead,
EoiiIcted, it's supposed, by blow from the pis
toi. Mr. c. is thought to be doing well, and it
10 hoped that he will speedily recover.
DR.. Samuels. as we understand, delivered
h'Inseli Up, and it is supposed will be admitted
10 bail. We pronounce no opinion as TO the
Character and complexion of the difficulty.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF FEMALE.-The Har-
fjsonbarg tVa.) Republican suites that, on the
5ith ult., Mrs. Geriab Raynes, wife of james
Haynes, Of Port Republic. in that county, aged
~ years, and nearly blind from an attack of
small pox, some Is or 20 years ago. left Har-
risonburg, on her return home, and, it is sup
posed, missed her way aud persisted in the
forest. Parties Of from iftv TO one hundred
have since been daily searching the woods
without discovering any trace of her beyond II
bundle and a handkerchief she had with her.
II appears her son, Reuben Raynes, who is in
California and has made fortune of from
S20o,0O0 TO $500, 900, recently sent her check
on Philadelphia Bank for $1,000, and her
OBJECT IN coming TO Harrisonburg, was to as
certain from Gen. Lewis how she could obtain
tie money.
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svIcipE.-The Wilmington IN. c. Journal
states that Frederick Boehne, principal bar
Der al the Carolina Hotel, in that town, shot
himself IN his room, last Friday morning, u
l'ttle before IL o'clock. No cause was assign
Cd Tor the commission of the deed, further
than that Boehne was subject to fits OF depres-
sion; and, two hours previous to the discovery
OF his body, was seen to act in a very strange
manner, with face flushed, and eyes protrud-
ing. lie was German.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March G.
FLOUR 5000 bbls Southern sold at 81 81
81 "a. GRAlN-steady. Yellow CORN 81 cents
per bushel.
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LAKE ERIE AND BALTIMoRE.-The Wheel
lns Argus states that number of persons are
IN that city from various sections of Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, on the subject of con-
meeting Lake Erie with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at Wheeling.