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Job New Music Store. q
Sign of tho Grccinn Trigonuni, No. 100
80 ---'- ! In, Street. ssitt y E-i-.ta

FL. 7.1-a-..-'i Main street .S5......-,, "a
.-,r---, l.s J. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
r55-.if5, poupce to the citizens o! Wheeling and vi
III II n n cinty, that he has just opened new and
aelcgant establishment for the sale OF Vo!ins.
Guitars yolinccilos Fasolets Flutes, Flies Accordc
ons Banjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. ...tl
singing. '- ..,,,,,,Lf., 10 . u
Music the Piano, Guitar Flute and VIOLIN also, the
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. aa--,C.1
Caronets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards f.tr
Bows for Vioncello and Violin ~ y. .
A. kleber's Furniture Polish, for renovsting varnished
Furniture such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture -. - ,,., .
of the first and etuTe in the United States scI
as Nunns Cark's grand and square Pianos H. Dun
ham,s HaIlet and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &c.
Agent for the of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Meodeons. q 49,
- VI C lowest prices Ia. .f- .l.a,..- .-.r u.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DIR. S. P. HULLIHEN. Office No. 13f
ES[IS3 Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par
1lI111yteular Full setts OF Teeth or any
parts setts, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made continuous solid piecethe cost is the
for teeth with or without gums. ~. ..a-f..5-t.
Full sets teeth made from S75 to Sf5O Sett small
setts SO to So per tooth is...i 1yrd.
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is---- = Iayuc,s Medicines. s,sic = -
i All. seenry for Dr. Jayne's Medicines and VIII
II furnish pt"ss's'S '' ERO. WILSON. (
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KELLS g. CALDWELL,
GEORGE MENDEL.
NoI5l, 1Inin street,

-....a - WHEELING VA ..ss--.r. ....a
II S now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS. RUGS
L MATS AND MATING Also, Table and Floor Oil
Cloths of all widths and keeps constantly hand large
assortment FurnafuIc OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs, Glass Plates, Vea
and TTanspa Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnish. Haircloth Curied Hair,
Spring lacking lotions. Brass and Mahogany Stair Rods,
ec all which will be sold at the lowest prices au%2
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

sIObACCO AIN ~ C1IAOS.
rINHE undersigned opcrcd his stock OF Superior
and Cigars at No lGi. Main street. west side
near Market Alley, where will be found all the choice
H,anis OF Tobacco Snuff and Cigars, which tho follow
ing is a part-Rcgaa, lmrcriales, Canones, La Normas
Cazaores Pianacas Principcc, Half Spanish, Kentuck
Common Cigars. ..r. 's.-=-tH-g
TOBACCO. ...-l
Russell and Robnson's, Grants, Dixon's, Jones and
Iudson's. .--a.' a. i.-t ,--..
.r-rI.l rss- srsr. SNUFF.
Rappe, Congress, Macouba Scotch, Cut and Dry for
Smoking, &c, &c .. s.. +g-.--- .... hue
The undersigned feels thankful for avors heretofore be-
s,oyyed would respectfully solicit portion of public
auS2Timd r-n WIN. II. HoWSER. :
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals; Perfumery, &C., &c

r H. CRUMBACKER would announce to his
y friends and the public generally, that having purclas
the interest OF the senior partner in the lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacket Son, he
will continue the the old stand. No. ITO, Main
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts to cont
uance OF the patronage soberal bestowed the old firm
returned the Eastern Cities and is
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumcry, Fancy articles, &c. all OF which
purchased after strict personal inspection and with
serupuous regard purity of quality and now offered
to the public on the most reasonable terms .F 1yT.
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Homepathic Medical College OF
DIP

T Located in Flbcit Stiect, above Eleventh,
.-i,a PHILADELPHIA d 81 GFI-c5it.c .,N'
rJ,JE Lectures OF the regular will commence on the
second Monday OF Oetoter, ami continue mtii inc s'
March ensuing. u. 81 !, .... lFI ~ ot0O DO
Students who have attaihcu '"o Jun 30 90
in other schools. - ,..- K On
MartIicuiauon ice, pau '''' ' 20 10
Practical Anatomy, r,-. CD al H n ~ ~ an m
Tho Commencement will take plaee early in March
sT7is7'' - " '''.- FACULTY. Id ..l.y. ~
.. -. ,y,II1.M s. HEIMUTH; NJ. D., 20 N"'" -
~, orrssoR OF uoAIPATnIcE issfiTpTls N"'
riA' NJ = THE rRAcricE of MEDICINE. ..stt
l. WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ D., -...'-'
r,,rYssop OF MATRRIA yEplcA AND fiieRAPEuFics. ~
fRofh PROFESS iJosEPH ,iLOoMlS, NJ. D.,1ss.slt -. :
or AND THE DISEASES OF
fRof L''SI" fTtl children p 3 l'-' ' e-'
"' ALyAN L. SMALL NJ. d., lig 5l d. ssE91
~ puys1oLoaY MEDICAL JrRlsPRCDEScI.
fhofEsso" hoff "fo'MATTHEw y - SEMPLE, M. d., -" --a 10
@ ',povyssop CHEMISTRY AND To1iooLodf.g .llsi
-sst = T5fFRANCIS SIMS NJ. d.,
PROFESSOR So RGERY. lAU4. ~, g. -4A
o. unl2 VIM A. GARDINER. NJ. D., ...Ht g.
PROFESSOR ANATOMY ~ il-'-A'' T''-' .
w ASHTON EE ID, NJ. d., d,
DEMONSTRATION OF tSAroAr.a ,ikT2f aI'i
Students will tc admitted TO the Homeopathic
10 receive clinical Instruction. and witness al
BEDSIDE or the patients and surgical practice anu opei
tnns For further info maton add rcss " .,F
$500. fTEiy WIN. A. GARDINER, M u. pEAI, 5.;,
| No. 3l3ArehStreet, fhlaa. -
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Cleo,nr and +,

t..-H s,S>I-9-' GI
BY CHARLES AckAy. ..
Cieon hath q million acres
Ne'erl a ono have IL 54t d: biE l.A ElsE
Cleon dwe1leth In palace
In cottage l, S| o u uA A2ih" ~, ''-l
Cleon hath dozen fortunes rf--sT .-aq a.
ia Not penny ];
But tho poorer of the twain Ia G;''ssi si-lt7S
Cleon, and not !. r,. fs,= r.r.,rAr
al Cleon, true, possesses acres, $50 - sfsE!
L But the landscapeI;
Halfthc charms to me it yieldeth
Money cannot buyj
Cleon barbors sloth and dullness-
Freshins vgor l; .,,,,- 80, Ii ~
90 He In velvet, am flstian-' Sn q
Richer man am l. 7-rgJ IrJ gE:-g 1i'-II
o Cleon is slave to grandeur-rsst aHHG" =! :.
Free as thought anil ,-t ..,,.r,s,- ats5if--li.
9HCleon feeds scorc or doctors
a.. Need OF none have /: l5g.L 4 10 GaptpHs sas
80 Wealth surrounded, care environed, -srrs
slt Cleon fears to die; iti.Ia li4 = .s
Death may GOMEZ he'll find Inc ready 5lss.
l'- Happier man am /.
Cleon aecs no charms In Nature
nj Ina daisy i; a!iI 1910 SiiiaAHFf - 80
Cleon hears no anthems ringing 6I.ty IN
~ In the sea and sky,
Nature sings to me forever s"HH a% q
Earnest listener IL :tt.-5--.
State Tor state, with all attendants, % 80
Who would change mot 1.Aii 10G1rE u
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Il. o. GOODMAN g. co. ii, s.-
,r l..- WHOLESALE pEALyRsIS if1 M. -a.
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,

Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
'BLrAcnrso POWDERS. rrLrrso, WIRE CLOTH, &C.
n A7.'El vi Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. , rtr
4 A MoNG their stock may be found WRITING, AND
1tkAT BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
| tho West ofeyery description. #' --
Printing PAPER all Sizes Eng Amer Tissue Paper.
Hook /. Copying s.fr.a uiL. b.
tAss'd. a. l.'.- u "a ' Filtcring
\ Envelope 'a. Druggist #t.' '..-' ''
Plate and Iithopraph. Marble ...I tA. " :.
! Manila genuine Glazed and Gilt + ~ -
I Hardware Paper. l 80 Cloth 50
Ham 10 'H" ". -..A-..t i' Gard
lMstch Box ...l o ,lG Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea l- gt... :. tl.-.- unprcporeu.E ~.
Shoe a., ISsa Wsappins Paper al a. sizes ..
|. I'r7i Envelopes ofesery description, &C. &C. ~
4; uEE iHqsa BOARDS.
X Perforated Bnders bonnet, Press and Straw boards
\, Also Agent Llltbody's SUPERIOR Painting lSE,
l,Boox, CoLoREp lsx, tSc- -s'f h.t.' ri'i.r
| Curd., md Card Isonrds. amr '-tt
l. EXTRA PEARL FACED CARps. gaH HHf'
= EXTRA PEorLE's r. r.a. l.
Y ~ PEiSTERs' " .....- ..t q. .ru.
4; a. PORCELAIN =" 4.
]. SAT1N SURFACED Cam BoARns t
\. Ivory . q sf...-fl .t'.F. D.
A. PRISTrRs' g. ...a. .. ... -- .. .-us-.
" ~. SATIN ESANELrp .. .-
| Pr,RL SrRY .crp CoLoRED CARD BOARDS. d"
The abo We Gard oards, are manufactured c1,
pressy for most beautiful surface and
nsh they do not peel in working, and are Afforded at
kct and as low they be purchased IN the fas' ~
Dealers and consumers in Paper anu Sarus, ave res
pccflly invited examine stock Au our goods are
received direct from which enables US to
sell low not lower than any other house III thc
:. pr Paper made to order.-aat ..-s1G VIA l5fi.l
Aug2i.t. s..-aF -'5T,ff1 Ta,lA
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heart in MT Be eaess y ames,ion
avanee OF fo,,nd opthis side of the grayssai
Ehappans;ss " of your pwn Iecttude Al true
neace and home-felt Joy are the rewa.a q
Sir j. &. ilnot to hs g Son on i6oia Gaib
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NUMBER III :
POETRY
I [From the Cincinnati Citizen.
urHUus Ha0rucn A NT,R 6nNG

si- II IFrom the Cincinnati Citilen.1
THE EnIHGRANT's SONG.
AIR-7he Pretty Girl Milking her Co,r.
Tho head.lands were frowning before us,
As we flew through tho wide open sea,
While those left behind, who adore US,
Sighed, farewell, aeushla.machree.' rs5IiE TsI
~ 1look'd DER tho waters beneath me, ~ 8 ~
We Whilst onward our, good vessel boro; "a Hzl
And those who In sorrow did greet mo, aIG gtFd
Now stood on the sea. beaten ahore. a.tG $40
q II was clear cloudless morning, ,.aia-.iii f-
The wind from tho southward It bewi t.tI lfl-
The sun rosc, tho blue vcs adorning, .fG i-Fat
e Der which Ike sea, bird VIC few. 40 Hrts
Twas then that my heart beat in sadness q nae,
p At leaving my country behind ,Tsr-ru fg1EI
And none could afford me the gndness s:u z.ef
Which comforts the wcaried In mind. ----
Ia For there lay the scenes that We cherish, H
Which never can leave my fond heart -alss-
~ Oh ne'er can that memory PERISH - -
Though ocean may keep us apart.
Then give me the broad pillows heaving,
,9NH That bear me away o'er the sea:
'Tis tho homo OF our fathers we're leaving IiiN4
To dwell in the land OF the free. .ipSf,1.ot1sslt
My darling forever. - sy, a. iEuIIoL AGtoH
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n Al, IL. onto the Street, t and I'll give yod
eowahigS .,Rs iaSers an wouldt doit ifyou'd give
1.-Two of ,en'' ,fs
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THREE TTTn.sL Gage the wife Of the first
Grst = sdowi was only seventeen, beautiful and
r;eh: tJ she was courtedby her three husbands Sir
George Frenchard, Sir John Gage and Sir william
Harvey, at The same time; and to appease quarrel
that had arisen respecting her between the ZEN ; sns
threatened her everlasting dspleasure to the hrsl
that should he the apressor-which; as she had DEF
cared for neither, BY balancing their hopes against
tha;r faars st;iie5 their resentments against each
other; th adding, good humoredly that they would
kees the peace and have patience, she wouia naSs
them all in their turn, which; s'ngniarlS enossN'
did happen. - , s-I,.,7 - am. IL "a =. Idol
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DAGUERREorYPE GALLERY.

4 G. PARTRIDdsE invites attention to his Da
IA guerean Rooms, and Apparatus, the result OF
years OF experience and close application
dent that he combines in his establishment
improvements which time and proper proven
valuable, he promise to produce Lkenesses combining
all the beauty and perfection which has attained
by the Daguerrean process. I'll
For the attractive and commodous style in which his
fitted up, he invites the public exam,
inc for themselves His Cabinet OF Specimens always
open for inspection. g.., II -.- -
kenesses taken in all kinds OF weather, aingly or in
eroursi also post nortcn short notice.
EA well selected stock OF mate rinsChcmicsis plates
cases, lockets, &C., always hand and for sale. an,
Rooms. No. SO Monroe ST., the Post Once.
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An E.ucitinK EloprncnfI.'

In the Providence Times Of Friday, we ind the
perticulars Of an elopment, whichs creating noa
little interest in that city 1t seems that phys.:
cian who has an Office on Broad street, had seduc-
ed the affections of young lady Of highly respect 6
able connections in that city, and obtained her as: as
sent TO their marriage without the approval OF the
parents The parents were, however, aware Oh
the progress of the affair, and requested inand,
whose business required him frequently in Ston-
nineton, the place selected by the parties Tor the
marriage ceremony, to be the alert for their apo
pearance there and prevent the union. On We'd
nesday evening, last week, they took the steam
boat train for the place named, and though disco
vered, by the friend mentioned, had nearly com,
pletedthe object of the trip before he had obtained
an officer and discovered their whereabouts Aer
arrived, however. Just as the ceremony f was com
mencing and forbid the proceeding: The doctor
was much eSasperated and, it is said offered the
officating Clergyman s100toI proceed, which the
latter declined. The lady and gentleman then es-
coped to the Wadawannuck House, where they
were finally locked up in separate rooms for me
night. The father Of the young lady went on 70
Stonington; but was obliged to return without ms
daughter, she and her companion having esca PEG
10 parts unknown. The friends of the young lady,
Il IS said make rather serious charges against the
doctor, indicating anything but pure intentions on
his pattin his afair.aga 7AIts al&Ss"fS W t'e-.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

side OF Carson Valley. They are ON the look.
out tor the trims from the East.
NO emigrants as yet have arrived NJ Snlt
Lake IRON the eastern side OF the Rocky
Mountains, but trains were expected in daily
on the LIST May. 1A'y
BY the letter Of our correspondent il will
be seen that Gov. Young has gone on n tour
OF exploration. Mr.. Smith was at the civ
when he left, and sa ys that he took with him
h's high Priest, kimbalI, and forty picked
dragons.
There is great disafiection existing AMONG
the Mormons, and large partv, which prom.
ises soon to De in the majority, are dissatisfied
with the tyrannical government of Young. and
say they will not have that man to rule over
them. They are admirers of KimbalI, and are
endeavoring to supplant Young, and put the
former on the throne.
Provisions Of some kinds have been dear at
Salt Lake City this spring. Sugar and coffee are
worth 40c. per pound, bacon 25c., beef com.
mands &C., and -four 21a3c. Whiskey has
been selling for SIG per gallon, but there is
little demand for it.
The crops in the Salt Lake Valley are look
ing beautifully. An unusually large amount
OF grain has been sown, and vegetables plant.
ed to supply the army Of emgrants from the
East. Green peas were out of the ground by
the latter end Of March.
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LATER FROM THE SALT LAKE.

The Salt Lake mails, with advices to the
isl ult. from Utah, arrived in Sacramento on
Thursday morning, under the direction OF Mf.
J. X. Smith, who attended them through
The tidings oi the murder OF Captain Wood
ward and his party by the Indians are con
ifned. The following are the particulars oil
che occurrence as they appear IN the Sacfa-
;nento Unlon:-
'He left The city in November last with the
Salt Lake mails, il company with Johh tla'h-
alton, Henry Benson, -- Kennedy, ana an
Englishman named John Hawthorn. By m
formation received from Indians at Fort Hall,
IL appears that they were again attacked al the
Big Canon by party CT lEdians called the
Tosointches, q portion Of the Pah Utahs. Al
the first FIRE the four companions OF Captain
Woodward were killed, and Capt. w. himself
oadly wounded. lie succeeded, however, in
escaping with two animals 10 Deep Creek, 40
miles this side of the Salt Lake settlements,
and upwards OF 800 miles from the spot where
he was wounded. Itwas here that his remains
were found this spring; they were Identified
immediately by letters, papers, watch and
clothes. Mr.. Smith also informs us that he
saw one of The legs OF Captain Woodward
aid the articles above mentioned at the Creek
The Indians are said 10 be exceedingi,
troublesome on hary's River causing travel
iers much annoyanee and alarm. Mr.. Smith :
party was constantly on the alert against them
Iii the uouniaiB passes. and necessarily 50.
meeting with one or two formidable attempts
On the pars OF their savage foes 10 steal thei'
animals and destroy the lives Of the paHy.
The following items ere from the nion''
summary:
Two small parties. ~ell stocked with pro
visions, were metby Dir. Smith Oh tne o1ne
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NJ d. l34-GOODs THAT M II Is T.
~ SOLD.-HAving determined to close out en-
tirely my stock OF Summer Ready. Made Clothing
before the end of the season, such deductions viii
be made az TO ensure sales to all in want, who may
favor me as well as themselves with call My
stock is yet large mprising every article in the
line OF Clothing and styles OF Goods this season
Fits guaranteed. Call and sapply yourself with
cool suit of linen, black summer CLOTH or light cas-
simere, for cash. A word to the wise is sufficient
]. d. GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square
B:-Furnishing Goods, a large supply on hand
iY l5
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A RECoMMENDATIoN.-A "fashionabl
lady in New York, on dispensing W ih the ser.
vices OF faithful servant girl, gave her the fol-
lowing recommendations Suky
Day, lived with me one yer and leyen months,
cookia' washin' and cleanin' and is useful
kind of body, she is very onest and l newer
now her to be in Ticker, and she don't have no
bows courtin' In the kifchin arfer O'clock
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lCopy.I
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, July IL, 1852. )

Mr. J, II Osb0rne:-
Desr Sir: am in receipt of your favor Of this
morning, enclosing advertisement of w. P.
Parish Co., cut from this mornings paper.
can only say, that about two months since Mr.
N. G. Harman, on the part of w. p. Parish a Co ,
made solemn contract with US to run from Bu-
fords to the White Sulphur Springs, on such
terms as to enable US to carry passengers from
Richmond to the White Sulphur for $40, or to the
Sweet Sprngs for S9. They agreed to run from
Buford's to the Sweet Springs in ii hours.
These conditions would make your card true. I.
Yours, respectfully,
CHAS. F. n. dARNErT,
iy IA Chief Engineer Va. and Tenn. K. Road.
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sEp1sA FAUQUIkKs SPRINGS

r-N-SNh FAUQUIER SPklNGS.-
Ef VIRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND oTAGE LINE.-Fare reduced to SJ,
from Richmond to the Fauquier White sulphur
Springs.
Leaves Richmond at 8 l.2 o'clock A. M, +, ON Tues.
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays, by the Va. Central
Railroad to Gordonsville, thence oy stages to the
Springs Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at O'Clock P. NJ, and arrives
in Richmond next day by o'clock M
Passengers will find this pleasant and very com
Portable route the cars, coaches and teams are
all good and the conductors and drivers not only
steady aud attentive, bat gentlemen.
sssss A's 'nA'ssp 'u'' '''s on the
EHs Seats can be secured at the Central Rail.
road Office in Richmond, and OF d. NJ. Pattie ht the
Springs
jy 7--d4w F.P SAWYER.
ri OFFICES. MERCHANT a. WEIsIGER,
~ No. LIZ Main street, have ON hand good as.
sortment OF summer Ciolhng, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White and Butt Grass Linen,
Silk, Disp d'Ete, Plain and cold Linen, Sack and
Frock Cuats. Also, Pants and Vests o. every style
aud quality As the season is advancing snd they
wi to reauce their stock they will sell their
summer Goods at reduced prices from this date
Now is the time for bargains.
s. MERCHANT & WEIsIGER,
jy Is No ll2 Main street :.
ALSO-On hand a good stock OF Shirts and
Fancy Goods.
i Prices.-As the season Is far advancing, will
now offer my entire stock Of Dry Goods anc Fancy
Articles at great reduced prices. Those Wishing 20
purchase great bargains spectfuly invited TO
give me call and satisfy themselves.
Also, another lot OF those well known patent
Manila Corded Skirts, received this day BY s,esnea
Roanoke. HENRY ROSENFELD,
It's Broad street.
S-All persons indebted TO the late concern OF
HENRY ROSENFELD & BRO win please come
forward and settle their accounts, longer indul-
gence cannot be given. jy7-lm
NEW CHEEsE.--A prime lot si summer
Cheese, just received per steamer Reanoke,
TOR sale cheap, wholesale or retail; by v,rc
jyl HULST KING.
- received on storage in the large cellar under the
n Sim M ''a' : HUNTER. Agent.
ALD WHlskEY.-75 ocis: superior Old
~ WHISKEY, in store ard for ssie ~
iyl3 CHAs. T. WORTHAM 4 co.
IPAUI-DIN955, nUsEilAk K 1 And CAe-
y TOR Olive have on hand small lot Of
this most excsiienf article tor the Hair, which We
o'ef 70 'hs p1oa'- sEABRook 4 REEVE,
ivIa IFS Brosd street.
O4N1Na.--4 suUply Of rnis deiicious and
b most healthy OF iruis, just received 2 ~ h~,
Ai.o. /. lot Of eue Piss Apples. csil n NEXT door
m - = Exchan8e HANK
jels
- F0e RKNT.-fhrve onaces, suisahls ior
H urofessional mez--one saJonne o11 o' 9Ime'
In Lisles Rows ard he Quar- En- tM1 rn .n ~ nr 49,
II General Aeeots
GInVR--lV 10 5bis jass received and for sale b
n - WILLIAMS mo.
- ~ Z fsfs 80
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The RIor AT HAMILToE G.. W.-The
Hamilton Spectator confirms the report Of q
riot in that place, on the 18th Instant, and
says:--The city authorities, fearing q riot on
the arrival of the steamer, swore in strong
body ofspecial constnbles, in addition TO the
city aud railroad police. These men were
taken charge of by Alderman Moore and
marched down to the Bay. Upon landing, the
party proceeded in procession, but without
coiors or music, up James street, we regret to
have to say. however, that many Of them were
armed with guns and pistols. They had not pro-
ceeded more than couple Of blocks, before
some stones were thrown, but at this point 20
disturbance took place. Proceeding onward,
they reached the corner of Mulberry street,
where large crowd was congregaied, man
from which stepped forward and kicked the
drum that was carried by one OF the party
some stones were thrown At the same time;
immediately after which a number of shots
were hred-from six to eight-and a man
named Barney McPhillips,a "a moulder, in the
employ OF Messrs McQueston g. Co., was shot
IN the groin, the ball passing out at his back,
and he expired instantaneously; about the same
moment, James Campbell, a cooper, who car
rled the drum, received Two stabs from dirk
or large knife in the abdomen. He was imri1e.
dlately Carried into hinnis's tavern, and the
wounds were dressed by Drs. Bates and Ro.
bert Hunter, but at the time we saw the poor
man he was suffering the most excruciating
agony, and the doctors seem to entertain little
hope This recovery.