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niggraeafaI Scene tn Gangrazs.

Near the close of the session, on Friday.
 Mossrs, Brown and Wilcox, both of Miss
 had most disgracoful renc0untre. 1Ir.
 Brown is State Rights man, and declared lin debate, that the secession party in lEissiy aippi was Q mere chinera. MT. Wilcox de- cIared it false, whereupon Brown struck him, Wilcox returned the blow, both cl!aoh-
 ed and fell on the floor, amid a scene of in- .tonse confusion. Brown was with dificuI-
 ty removed from his antagonist. The
 Speaker then resumed inc chair, and order twas restored. lIessrs Brown and Wilcox both made apologies to the House for their breach of decorum. It is said that duel .may grow out of the quarrel; but some re- fport5 declare the whole matter "honorably isettled. .'-C CoDaecticut Courant.
 ~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~~~-~.~-~~-~--
 An irish girl Gotham, who pluu1ed her. iself upon being employed in g "eenteel fam ily," was asked . definition of Ihe term.- ."Where they have two or three kinds ol Irvine and tbe gentleman swears," was the highly satisfactory answer.
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C4B,T EBEE3.A IFS.
AUG JUST +ELECTIO N
Enr CLerg.

Lr We are authorized to announce EDN. T. C0WLEY as a candidate fir Clerk of .he Circuit Court of Phillips county at the nex
 August election.
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The Maine LAW.

The Rev. Dr. Tying and many Of lhe d. vines in Philadelphia, arc laboring with much zeal 10 procure the cnactment of the Maine temperance law by the Legislature of Pennsylvania. They say that tho adop- ton will be the grand basis oftho progperi- ty of this country. Atarcceut temperance meeting in New York, Dr, Tying tuos do-
 fined the principles Of the law
 'The grand point in it" says he, "is that t tgraPPle5 with the naked thief-ft lays ifs hand on his bare and exposed throat. and says Thou art the man. IL ots-tho poor deluded seller alone; it lets alone his poor victim and instrument, and it grapples with inc rum itsejf Ii attacks it w.lh a tWo-ed6ed sWord-5oas direct into tho yt- tals of every butt and cask, and beats out the very head and brains of all that it con- .tans. | does not stop as they did in form. Ter tmys, to ask Gentlemen, by gour par- Ussion, c wttitfchaIgg yJr ! l' s,-,s., /, .aed make inc traffic more difficult and ex- .peasive toyou.' Oh, no; but it comes down like Q cataract which throws all ifs power over the cAuEe, itcomos down with the mag uifcont idea of cleansing inc world, bv ta- king away tho whole malcrial temptation. $
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think of me, ny only ambition being to give no just cause of ofTcnce,--So I make you my bow, wishing you, personally happiness and success ,,.,..
 JOHN MARTIN, of Phillips
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TIN SHOP
aaTSS M zss-z L.. -fzzs 1ss. -fzA. a

' TsvIE undersigned have opened TlN SHOP &- in Helena, fer the purpose of carrying on Ia general manufactory of everything ill his A1s' Every description of EIN-B ARE wl-i I' kept constantly on hand, and sold as low, either Wholesale or Retail, as 1t is in Memphis,
 JAMES HfOOHE March l3, 1852.
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For Sheriff,

E=' Ne are authorized .0 announce JAS B SHELL as a candidate tar sheriff ol rMll7. county at lie leNt August election
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Eg We arc authorized t3 announce ". F MOORE as a candidate for Sheriff of Phillip. county at the next August election.
Southern shield., 1852-04-03

TO THE VOTERS or PHILLIPS CCuNTT. ! am candidate for 4bo office of Sheriff oi Phillips county, at tLe ensuing August election.
 ARTHUR THOMPSON
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1F We are authorized .o announce WI Bl}EN as 2 candidate for Sheriff Of PhiIlip. county at the next August election.
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HIPP0DR0NIE:.

EIIPP0DB0If[E. ? Ey yIII9 Stupendous Establishment, organ. -s1 ized at an expense of FIFTY THOU SAND DOLLARS, numbering over Two Hundred Men and Horses, and being th9 first effort ever made tointroduce the sports iof the GENUINE IIIPPODKOAIE in thia |country, will be opened at
 Helena, Tuesday 18th April.
 Among inc truly magnificent Pageanls presented, may Dc Enumerated the grand scena of the OF THE DESERT; THE GAMES or THE CURRICULUM.
 THE TOURNAMENT; BEATS or THE GYMNASIUM
 OLYMPIC SPORTS;
 ACROEATICS.
 TERPSICBOREA;
 The performance oftho celebrated CREOLE BALLETT TROUPE, number. ling over forty members, with a.i tho gems of the modern Circus, by artists ol Superior merit in every instance, and in some cases by those who have outsniPpea all rivalry. The spectacle is accompanied and anl- .voned by strains of choicest music by
 DOTBGG9 BRASS BAND, The IMMENSE PAVILION will hold comtortably
 10,OO0 Persons, and is provided with every convenience of seats, so arranged. tha! fatigue cannot 0c- cur while witnessing lhe performance. ITThe daylight Performance will ia- variab.r Y commence precisely at l o'clock Evening Performance 1t 7 o'clock Tickets may be procured on board of the boat. Immediately after its landing.
 All bills must be proseat54 t2. paymerf al inc office on board.
 For particulars, see Pamphlets, Posters etc. C. T. CASTLE, April 3, 1852. Aqoyr. .ST4TE CF aRE.QNSaS.5 Cos41tg Q Philips. h the Phillips county Circuit Cour. oa .ae CAarcery side thereof il Vacation, April lst 1852.
 James ", Saith. complainant ! Abraham Q, Smith. George !.
 Rowland, Rober. J. Ward, ls-
 
 Payne, Elizabeth Taylor, John
 ", Taylor, Jomima Taylor,
 David Stanford, James 5tanlee,
 William ILj-htower. Isaac \T0r-
 thjngton, as fxcutor of Ben.
 Taylor decd, and the unknown
 heirs of Ben Taylor, decd., de- jen3autg
 A 0N on this day comes the said oompl2ia- ant, by his Solicitor, and files his BiL b this cause, the o5iac. whereof is to obtain the specific performance If 3 certain agree. ment mentioned jn said Bill, and 10 pertec! title to certain lands therein named lying in inc county and State aforesaid, and ap, bearing from an affidavit attached to sal Bill that the said defendants are noa-resi- dents Of the State of Arkansas. it is there. lore ordered that notice of the pendencV ot this suit be given them by the publication ot this orderin the Southern Shield, q news. paper printed in the county and State agora- said, for the number of times, and within the time prescribed by law, that unless they De and appear by themselves or Attorneys, before the Judge of 1he Circuit for inc coun- " and State aforesaid, iu chancalv sitting, al Court to be begun and holden in and for the county and State aforesaid, attho Court house in said county on the z4th day of1Iay, A. D. 1859, and then and there On or be- fore the fourth day of said term, plead, an- sWer or demur, to said Bill the same will De taken as confessed against them, and decree entered accordingly. Attest: R H. TEATFS,
 Clerk. i true copy from the Record Attest E II. YEATFS, Aprii B 1852, Clerk
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Dhn R1og's Brncar or FuN.-This is inc tile Of neat little sheet which ha just made ifs arPogance, and which has attract ed considerable attention, II contains the views of Dan on matters and things Ia gen oral and par.icalar and some of tha ideas are worthy ofroto It also cortajn5 ever al Illustrations of the nice things don tip in tho 0ig Hippodrome.
 Apropos of the Hippodrome, Daa per formed 10 Q crowd there last night. Ha appears at the old place in St, Charles street tonight where he will remain three nights longer New Orleans Crescent. ~~-~>-~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~~>~--
 sIFEPy.-A writer says that woHen re- quire more sleep than men, and farmers les than those engagod in aIuost-aav other oc- cUpalon. Editors, reporters and telsDraph operators need nc sleep at all. Lawyers can sleep as much IS they please, and thus keep out of mischief. Clergymen can sleep twelve hours out of twentY-four atd can put their parish to sloep once 3 week.
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For ftCf3staEDFp

z@We arc authorized to oannounce JAS. q. ". TOLLESON as candidate for Constable VI St. Francis Township.
Southern shield., 1852-04-03

L7 We ara authorized t7 announce JOH, x. MEL as q candidate for Constable of $ Francis Township:
Southern shield., 1852-04-03

TT We arc authorized .0 announce B. ". ROBERTSON as a candidate for Constable of St. Francis Township,
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100000 Pc2.@eEaa.

-NT7ITE oF aHE.4NS.4S.5
 Cou1tg e Philips In the Phillips county Circuit Cour. oa .he
 Chancery side thereof Il Vacation. AF-. lst, 1852
 Flames ", Saith. conspIgiuaat !
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t5 We are authorized to announce CHAS. l II. EDWARDS as a candidate for Constable Of St. Francis Township.
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FuN AHEADl-DAN RICE CoNNq-As will be seen by reference to our advertis- ing columns, the renowned and inimitable Dan Rice, the prince of all testers, is 10 bo ''''T VIZ '"v 0''' I1sFff H0w Has '-ls sHUvv what ss show," and f every man, woman and child wants 10 5oo fun alive, and wit ness a }set1e the best performance in the Cir GUS line they ever did, they should turn out on the 18th
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Sks National Wing Convention In Balti-

We give elsewhere in our columns to-day, a
very important political table. containing a
~, Of all the delegatss recently selected in the
several States Of the Union, far az known,
10 represent the whig party in the approach
np National Convention, to be held next week Al
Baltimore for the nomination Of wbig candidates.
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. The ma
s.rias for tie construction Of this table have been
accommodating for some months past They are now
Aran ged in proper order with the names of the de-
rates and their political predictions, az far a,
indicated or known, through the usual mode Of
making their elections and their announcement
thereof to the public in the arrangement of the
delegates according to their preferences for the
uhree principal candidates-Scott, Webttor, and
Fimore-it will be found that table differs very
materially from the estimates recently put forth by
he Fillmore and Scott journals in favor Of their
respective candidates In order to show the
difference between the various estimates, we
have annexed to our statement of delegates
Ae several statements and estimates Of the ether
ACTIONS Of the whig party The statement which
ve have thus prepared and put forth, Is made up in
great measure, from official sources, as promulgated
~ the different whig meetings throughout the
ssuntry Those named to be in favor Of General
Dcvtt pitNRSu dhu h'oVV'' = 49, '.i'0N1 'SNN-
ssavenons to be disposed Those 10 favor OF FIJI
msre and Webster are arranged from similar state
II facts: and those stated to be uncommitted have
q yet developed no opinions in m official way,
wAish can be ascertaned by the public journals or
so.s,de collectors Of political intelligence.
The importance of every politician and statesman
tsxning his mind to the approaching Wing Conyen-
Non, Re very manifest. The great contest for the
Yfssidency--embrseing Fifty millions Of dollars
year for she vietors, during period Of four
yesr.-cannot be said TO be made mp
sausivsly until the nominations, the platforms,
snd the principles Of both the great par
Nee arc placed in opposition to each 9TH
or, before the whole country. And even
vhsn the Two parties, with their nominations and
platforms before the country, the whole question
sill not bs complete till the third party-consist
ihG Of the dst'is Of the other two-whch exists
pwincpally in the North, called the free soil iaoton,
o. the liberty party, shall have also taken their
ground, and indicated their prospects and plans for
che election Of next November If the contest be-
s~sen the two great parties should be close-as it
vus In 1874 aud IS46-tbe balance Of power de-
A,vuining that contest will undoubtedly be welded
% This third party-usually designated as the anti
sasvsry faction Of the North. The diversion, In =
slsss contest, sfsixty, or hundred, " tive hundred
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T. r. hEAcHER-THE ENTHUSIASM YoNkERs On
Monday evening at Yopkers. there most emthusas-
tic and crowded meeting presided by Judge Wood
worth ofYonkers, Gan American Doctor Garland. of
Yonkcrs acted secretary Several stirring resolutions
we're passed; and the meeting was addressed by the
Chairman, DR.. Garland, DR. McCerran Charles Davis,
p. Corhlsn and Edward Butler all of New York sub
scrpton entered into defr the expenses of ban
badges and band and boat 10 bring the in
habxDt of Yobkers join in the precesssa in New
York. On motion made, Judge Woodwork moved
from the chair and Mr.. Allen. Of YOnkars called
thereto and vote OF thanks passed with ACCLAIM
ton 20 the previous chairman. Those from New York
were most Hospitality entertained and their return
were accompanied 70 the boat by committee of the
people Of Yonkers
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At Williamsburg, Tuesday. June 8. by the Rev.
Morgan j. Rhcese, SAMUEL l.. CAvyaLy Of The arm OF
Cavery Davis to NJ ADELsr JAoksos daughter Of the
late John u. Clark
On Tuesday June s. by the Rev. Samuel Cooke, Dr.
WArsos A. Bownoy to HASFAH UoFrMAs, daughter Of
John L. Moore, Esq, Of this city.
on Tuesday morning June y at Sc. Luke's Church.
Rossviile, Staten Island by the Rev. Mr. Reese. Dr.
CHARLIs A. DUsIrpERpy 10 ELyzABErB SornIA, only
daughter Of Richard Councr r all Of the above place
ON Tuesday. June &, at the Wesleyan Chapel Vsstry
street by the Rev Mr. isgnny, Mr. JANIS AEN 70 Miss
Uls T., daughter Of W. A. Jaques Esq, NIL Of ihis
city
At Newark New Jersey, wednesday June o. by the
Rev. d. H. Poor IsAAc PoMERoy. Esq, II this o.sy to
MARY j. daughter Of Charles Taylor, ESQ., the former
place
On Wednesday, JUNE o. AT the Church Of the Holy
Apostles by the Rev. Christopher y Wyatt, IIrSay D
FRrsmAN to JofrrrNr young.ct daughter Of the late
john Hartow, OF this city
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Later from Rio Janeiro.

The clipper ship Black squall Capt. Goldman. arrived
here yesterday after splendid run from Cape Town anu
Rio de- Janeiro which latter port ne left Mayl4 frcghts
being very and low, the Black Squa merely
chsied outside the forts and did not find sufficient in
auctnent to enter and fill up.
RIO Nay l2-The ciearsnce his MONTH for the United
States, are h 1888 bazs.ssy New York, ls,lA Baltimore,
l3,S New Orleans 70 Ca The total cearances for New
from July 1850 to date 376l; and. nt present,
nor arc kDcwa 70 80 for this Except limit
ed purchases that be made by American
~. No sales for some time in coffee may hs expsstss
Present neutrality-suspicious. 4ntO0 i00 First $500
a Regulars sAsp0 Sl75O. Stock hand $1,000 bags.
The csarances the crop season to tomorrow will be
LOO ON bags fcf all ports.
sals Of hour 18th Of May. 10000 barrels Baltimore
12760a Large ported TO Cape Good
$500 short price. Exchange, 2she.
The following are the shipments Of coffee for the month
C. H. Montague. 200 hays coffee for New York; Martha
Allen, Oo0 d. dol Grey Hound, 800 do. do. Douglass
5000 do for Batmore; Georland 270 do for New York;
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Died,
Iftcr u lingering illness, MARY L.,

On Tuesday jane g. after lingering Illness MARY L.
wife OF Leonard Miller, in the oath year of her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family re
tJectfuly invited 10 attend funeral this after,
noon at o'clock from her late residence ia Ludlow
street
On Tuesday June 8, JAMS AcsrrMa, formerly OF
Olaf year OF HE age.
The friends OF hc family and those Of Joseph jenkins,
h sonin law, nfe NEST respectfully s-cited 10 attend
Lf funeral from his late residence Of Navy and
Winouglby streets Brooklyn this afternoon, al >
o'clock Ili remains viii be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment
Grunge county and Eastern papers please copy
On Wednesday mtRnng Jun, after o short uipess
WILLIAM II. hmIIR In the o3d year OF his arc lie was
did respectable nhahitant ths CITY and os Of
TIC ,stssaas v he ~ " AelA wv isg May yc~rs ~
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The Markets.

LivERrooL- May 90 1852
AMERICAN SECURITIES United States e's, 1862 iO4
1o5; do do, 1868, 10 10Y.
STATE STocKs were quiet at late ratee
AsHys exhibit no change.
FRrioIlTs to New York were rather sitter: but passen-
ers dull.
MEssRs brown g. SURVEYS CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL May % 1854
cotton the sales for the week ending evening reach
ing 1Oss20 bales Of which exporters took Is 400 and
tpcculators 81 $50 baes The easy state Of the money
market bar created confidence amongst specuators in
he press mt prices which have advanced one Of
emmy since the departure 81 the last steamer though
there appears TO be strong desire the part OF i'm
orter 70 realize almost fast cotton landed To-
sy the sales estimated at 1000 bales the market
clssing quietly but steadily at the following quota
Fair Orleans .........ehd Middhng Mobile. SKA
Fair Mobile. ........5Ad. Midding Uplands6 8 16ths.
ran tPiands 59sd. Inferior aud ord SD 3D.
bidding Orleans. .E3sd.
The stock Of cotton in this market ~ estimated at
54SOO0 bales Of which 400 eco American against
total stock at this period Of last year of 10000 bAles
$50 eco being American.
The yarn market has been Irregular busineea bsin0
rather mpeded by the advance asked by spinners but
which had not been generally conceded by buyers
There haf been moderate demand for wheat and -four
nj ast weeks prices whilst Indian has la good
request at On advance OF Is I'd 2 per quarter. The
quotations foilowy:Westsrn canal Baltimore and
Philadelphia hour 20s Cd. Ohio els Corn IFS IT'S Cd
per bhl. White wheat Or 10d o Sd; Red 5s n b. g.
White, 31s. per quarter
No sales In Turpentine to report
Rosn IL in good demand ut ~ Sd pcr cwt for COM
mon up TO ST.. Sd per cwt for line qualities.
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Qsesr sown; Florida from 0ysvssend HsessY from Lv-
srpso nth Bulksy from Liverpool 18Th james Calder,
frsD do
Arrived from Phadslphis-Aay .. rasoArora, ~ Liv-
Sailed for PhilAdelphia-hay e. John Henry from Liv-
npooI.
sYp.ol
Ssedfr Charieston-Aay % Royal Victoria from Hall.
Arrived from Apaachicola-May e. Nicholas Biddle &C
Liverpool.
SEIZED for New oreans-May 90 yAndermere from Liver.
poo 81 GrsrEe do.
sailed fer Qnsbse May rs Sovereign from Shields 18th,
VI fyom
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universally Acknowledged he tho only
tive Hair Dye In Ono trial it superiority IL
aesl 10 its operntonit does not stain tho sknall
the old anboyancfs done with and black brown
hair Of the natural color and shade
produced BY ~ Sold at Wholesale and retail ny
H. San Is. 100 Fulton street HnStton Clark n Co. N3
and Rice Smith III Broadway; VIM. II. Cary Go, 2i5
Pearl street and by the Druggists aud Psrfumers through
MT he ycrld
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Orr WEEK LATIR Br,Kos AyRrs-The ship
iIsrgarc, szs Captain Adams arrived last night from
Buenos Ayres whence she rallied the 9th Of April.
There DO news Of any consequence The British Packet
Of the cath says
Sale, tslgw to abont 200 ppos sold during the
week a. pres auote ard has left the market bare NJ tns
Article The Ssladerst have been killing little and
ind purchasers hide ana taow readypria
enAiv Cor France the states, sud Italy
sa-s No purchasers d hides for England except fsw
he.V COWS lld ligit
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UNITED STATES D,sTnicr CoURr-Nes. ri, AZ, AZ, A.,
46, A. IS, 60 81. 90.
SrrRENs CorRr-Circuit--Nos 324, 3si 1873, $50,
e. 394 395 800, 397 800. 400 40l 402 415. 406 40s
Special Terminus A. A. SO, 81 s, Is, TO- 2S 164 So,
80 TO 81, o. to 75 100, 70, n, 49,
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos 665, 1867, 1869, 107l
1918 to 1127 al the odd numbers, Part Same be
fore.
surrRroR CovRr-(Two branches Mos 965 95l 423
463 SIS, 255 634 63s 64S652 $685. 657, 65S, 6l5 5O2
$685. COL 664 SOS 668 G67, 66S 900 go 67S. 679 $50
ssI 6s2, $685. 6S4, 6S4 6S5 $50, 6S1, 6So, &c., 6o1,
CO., 693
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like of the greasy that food tie 1t
all that pretends and frequently Ne lis
practical know IN all lila compositions Those 10
not believe what they zoe IN print should be satd before
they hny they End him at iault publish him to the world
all in posters should he who by false pretenens.
At the depot go Pearl Ingorsoll Brother 476
broadway between Grand aud Broomo white front
house ofNrs lays. brooklyn aud ~ tho Sands
aud Geld streets For wonderful particulars call Mr. s.
Jolly, 500 Broadway In very large beautiful bettes, 81
eusI
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The Cause Of Grny Hair Is q sudden or

gradual OF the roots DAVISs Rnhvone will
remedy this and ty peculiar action the coloriag
glands rettore the former coor No dyeng
II he nIIed without material 'neonvenience Price
r,r For sale at the general depot 500 Grand
street, 92 Broadway 2o Wmshington rtreet &2 Hudson
street, I27 Bowery, and I'D Houston street.
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NEW OPERA House One Of our cotemporarics-
little chap with short legs, Of the penny order
objects to the recently proposed plan FOR construct
ing grand opera house, on the ground that mum
Der Of seats arc to be set aside and monopo-
lied by the propriesors and Subscribers. This is
stated to be fatal objection, and the cause Of the
decline in popularity, and gradual sinking. Of the
Aston Place Opera House, which has to be taken in
hand by troupe of learned monkeys, to give it some
reputation and character. We should like to see
these objections properly stated and discussed, for
fthey exist, they viii be as fatal to the pro-
iect as they have been to the Asor Place concern
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Do0ss and 6hOes.-EOr the boz 49,. = !.
Dhsss ssttsrs, eiippsrs 4. Of svery me
p,isss A.n can be had II etAes sstsSlsS~s. o.se
siy 80 TO BROOKS Beet ard shes Ep poris% X vac
Tor nfees 9. doors from Brn aawAy d. EAaies. .,.
soys en- ehi'drs Boots shcs~ 0AatsrS snS az.
lev prices 'S' - WI w. srtieess Aad
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ipced IN rs weeks BY ssiag Grahans 0nsssnt. lis
tho oply thing that has ever been discovered that will
tho hair spon part Of the face II IL
fcty sarmlesto the skin Price half pnts per bottle
Seat 70 y.paYt Of the country.
R.G. GRAHAM. IS Ann street.
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Mr. Ptipps sud lhdy M hrkIny lady, cbid servants
Mr. Ripg lacy child Rev Mr. Der.hore aud iedv
Mr. Wisms Mr. Brooks and tady ssfiqtsnt Conn sners
Carpenter eryntte; Mrs Csrpster infant and nurso
Hisss GOD, Winthrop snd BHdd M.ssrs s,ropan wins
Wood Nichols, Chandler Gassele, Williams st George
Bsnmore Miller Leather, Pais, schnayer Neville Prod
ger ProdSer Scott Gallagher Lcreu Vestroide
Br0wdcson, Welt, Boad, Reuben, Neagher, Boughton.
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Later from india.
SUCCESS OF THE BRITISH rRoors-oAprue

SUCCESS OF THE BRITISH TKooPS-CAPTURg OF THE
ONE HUNDRED CANYONS. ETC.
telegrnphc dspstch frotn Marsciles announces the
arrival Of HE Indian mail with Calcutta dates to the
9th Of April and Bombay 10 the Sd of May
The Rritisb troops had taken Rangoon aud Ma abrau
and captured 100 pieces Of The British lost l5J
Exchange in Calcutta Is. lo%d to Is lid on
Dcndon.