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LOST

AN SATURDAY evening. 9th inst, be-
tween McElroy 81 Crawford's Drug
Store and nv fathers house, ore mile. east
of Fayetteville, a large sized MefhOFah
duun Rack. having the Subscribers name
in iuH on the outside and containing some
few entries. Of no possible value 10 any one
+except The owner. Any person who may
have found the same will much oblige by
returning it. or leaving y with Capt. Risdo
in Fayelteyille- which the SUBSCRIBER
will give many thanks, with ample compen-
sanoh for any trouble.
Oct. 81. 1852, JAMES b. HILL.
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Corn

We were told on 4st nonl /, by
a gentlemah from that section Of the
county, tia / Corn was kold in Hal
bert's district in this coRnty, recent
|ly, at sixty cents per bArrql, on II
.months' tinhe.
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TEEtHrS.

The above lands WI be sold on a credil
Of one, two, and three BeaIs. and The purchs1
ser REQUIRED to give DO nd with approved SET
clrity, tor the payment OF the unpaid pur+
chase money.
Il K. kERCHEVAL, C. and NJ. {.
Oct. q, 1852,
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Military Candidates.

sCJs We ass aniharized 10 announce Lieut.
ca. George cant candidate 9or Col.
C..n1mandant. IL iae 72d Regimen, Tenn.
Militia, t. fiji she vacancy occasipned by the
resignation Of Gil. ), s. Alexander.
t5~ we are aushoiized 10 announce Maj
Joseph z. Hester candidate for I.ent
Colonei. Of the 72l Regiment, Temp, Mill
ia IA
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The Rail Road Cars

HAVE not got here yet. but Gill &
al Russell have just received iheir
large stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods Tot Fall,
embracing every kind, color and style. Be
assured that they are the richest and most
beautiful OF the season. We solicit an ex-
animation Oct. 7. 1852
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-S25 Reward.

ela RLNAwAY from The subscriber, near
* Triana. Ala, on MONDAY. lIlh inst
-AA black negro mar named TOM. weigh
ing I76 lbs, eet7 orl 8 inches high, 9 or
20 years DID, The said boy was raised in
Marion county. Kentucky. Ii is supposed
that he will attempt io return tc the county
in which be was raised; and he will probably
try 10 pass through Lincoln county, as he
was taken South through here The boy
wore oil blue SUNNI r coat. a black silk
vest, and blue pants will give the above
reward if delivered 10 NJ E. or the sum of $40
If seeured.ln any Jail SD that get him.
RICHARD HOLDING.
Oct Id, ls52-4t near Triana, Ala
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FOR SAT,E!

- II CONVENIENT Family Resi-
tx denee, adjoining The Town III Fsy-
-.l4.-- etieVille. with Inc loi of ground on
which The house stands, being The same ,bst
the subscriber purchased Of Sa rnuel e. Gil
hIand. containing % acres. For particulars
apply on the premises TO
JOHN T. MORGAN.
June q. 1921
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n Os CE.

MY WIFE Harriet has left my bed
N1 and board without any just cause OF
provocalion, and this is To notify ali persons
not 10 credit her on my account, MS will mol
pay any debIs Of her contracting.
ALEXANDER ALBRIGHT.
Oc.. %, ie52-3t
LADIES DIR Ess GOeDs.
$50 Rich embsoiAeffd MI ~ tnled De
49, Lauts;
- Beautiful French DeLsines all colors
dc do MpriRos do
Beautiful Coburg .Paramatta & Pers Ian Cloihs
Superb Gashmeres, Aipaccas & Bombazines;
I do Br5cade aud DAD ask Dress Sits:
Magnificent Robe aud Flaunced do
Rich blk Gro d. Rhine and Brocsde DO
Wate red SILKS, all coors.
These Goods are rery select. comprising
all the latest aud most bsnufifui styles ohI;
and will be spId cry CHEAP Ladies,
give US call
GooDRIcH, az cHAsaN & BEAVERS.
Oct. %. 1852.
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Religious Notice -

Quarterly Meeting at New Canaan,
Fayetteville Cir, Nov goth Id ID 21st
Quarterly Meeting, Faye tteville
station, Nov. 9th and 2Sth.
A Protracted Meeting will be held
at the Cumberland Church in this
place, embracing the Sd Sabbath of
this month.
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sEHWG5ce.

snlzT On, THE 4 3tEa OF NOvcTn-
FsSyezSY Der nextE | will offer Tor sale
10 The highest bidder, on Twelve
months credit. on The Farm formerly known
as The Massey Farm, 100 head OF STOCK
HOGS, 3 head OF HORSES, MICH
COWS, Z yoke Of OXEN. between 300 and
3OO bbls. OF CORN. and other property too
tedious TO mention. BIND and approved Sc
clnty, will be requirep, before the delivery
Of The properly.
Oct. IA. 1852 HIRAM COMMONS.
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Dr.. ". M. M,NELLEY.
NEW SHOR

" & 5. NJ. EWING are no v-open-
W lfg. in Hines "big house." south
side of Public Square, Fla, etleviIle. large
and very desirable assortment Of Slaple and
Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware. Cutlery
Queensw are-in short, every s-,cIe usually
kept IN first class dry goods R,use--wheh
they are prepared to sell and vii sell, 90
better terms for cash than any other eStab
lIshmeni IN town; Or to puncua dealers on
the usual Tune. COne aud prove II.
July %. 1852
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| & LARGE assortment of very fine
90 Hats, which We. ATE offering much
cheaper than such an article has ever bern
offged here before. II you want an ztra
article, latest style, for lItae money. j. st call
over OH the cool side Of town.
July g. w. d. & s. NJ. EWING.
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Blankets! BIanketsiI

- zoe Blue, Green. Drab and
g Fandy Goa, BLANKETS; also,
Bed. Cradle. Saddle and Negro Blankets, for
sale cheap by
GooDRldH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Oct. %, 1852
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LADIES DIR ss GoeDs.
s II q NJ 7, 6 .

4 HANDSOME assortment Of Wosben.
Ia Fhibet Cashmere, Terkeri, Cloth and
Grape SHAWLS received, and Tor sale low
by eooDRTcH, BUcHAsAN& BGAvERs.
Oct. 28,i 1852.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.
- Business Notice. I'd
Fbr Rent

The room and cellar Immediately
Il bder the 05ssyger printing Office, for
tie ensuing year. For terms, &c,
Apply at this Office.
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ROCKS! ROOns..

r1gfz Jusr opened, lot Of hooks.
k.ExY which excel any ever bropghi to
sAk---EEzsy this market. among Which are 10
be found, Medical. Historical, Ppelisal.
Blank and School Books that are generality
used. DIEMER & HAMH TON.
Anrjl 90 I'LL
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UtHi. UI'JOIINyp
Pierce's majority over Scott IS
eleven more than TrouSdale over
Campbell.
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" y M ID.

A NY quantity Of good White or Striped
II. Linsey, Bro Jeans, Socks, Feat hers,
w ool, Beeswax and TaI6w.
eoopRicA, BUCHANAN BEAyEfs
Oct. %, 1852.
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sHAWLS.

EROM the mosf common qualities OF
IN Ya7a Shawls 10 ihe finest SILK ., q
Grape, of various eclors to soit The lssis Il
puFch asefs. Get. - GILL RUSSELL.
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tanning IO5 Acres, lying on the south side
of Elk River, II miles west Of Fayetteville,
adjoining the lands Of A, ] Carioss, a.
Caughrah, and others.
This Land will be sold on credit Of one,
Two, and three years. the purchaser required
to give bond and approved security, and a
lien retained on the Land until the purchase
money be PAID Also. al the same time
and place. likely NEGROES, 10 stock
and pork HOGS. $50 bbls. CORN. HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
All persons indebted TO the estate are re-
quesredIto come forward and make payment;
and those having claims against il are not
fed TO present them within the time pre-
scribed by law.
THOMAS J. MCCLELLAN.
WILLIAM ), MCCLELLAN.
Nov. 4, IS52-4t Erecutors.
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lection Returns

The following, we believe, is the
Official vote Of this county, 9as pelTed
of last Tuesday for Pres dent Of the
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a<- ADVERTISEMENTS must be handed into
,ho Office by Tuesday Norning$ta insalre
an appearance IN The following Paper.
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~ Qua stock OF Ginss and Queens
~ Ware is full and complete, and going
of al lower prices than any where else
Oct. 7, 1852. GILL & RSSETf.
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HyBE firm OF 7IcEIrOy 81 era WfOrd
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
u. v. Mckinney having purchased the
interest Of e. n. Crawford IN the estao
lishment. The business OF the hrm Will De
closed by either of the late partners
Oct. 2e. 1852 81
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or Advertisements are inserted 10 the
order in which hey are handed in.
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NeFI5asg Oasg!
GR0CERY BUSINESS.

GROCEKY BUsEN EsS.
rA hip it Ggai n! have
s.. hea9E stock IF A,
Brown qtushed ind Loaf Sugar;
Governnlsnt Java Coffee;
Extra GIl5d Rio Coffee;
Extra FiHe Golden Syrup
Re5oiIed IMolasses;
Barrel S4l,j
Fine Sada Salt;
Coarse Shck SailI
Cssings
w. Nails, S. &C.
ALI Of which will BIZ sold at reduced prees
for cash. Fbr monty in hand, ] viii sell
IRON, by ,h4 quantity, at Nashville pri-
ces, with carriage. The same old
price on tim4!
y June 01B52. SHAPARD.
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4 Fass for Feathers. etf

~ Il viii give IN Goods. al cash prices.
Toe hughes; market price Tor all Bar
t e. usually takeni such as Feathers. Bees
wax, TallOw, Linsey. Socks. striped an.
white Cotton, Wool, Grass Seeds. Dried
Fruit. &c. Give Us call before YOU sell
Aug. IL. Il. A. GRAYa co
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Gentlemen's Hear.

VARIETY.
"a HARDWARE and Cutlery;
* b ots aud Shoes;
Us Hats, Caps and Bonnets;
Leather and Tn Ware;
"a SaddleIy and harness;
Ss Iron, Nails and Steel;
" Sugar, COFFEE and ALT; :
Tlnware and Castings;
Queens ware ard Jewelry;
Books. Paper and Stationery;
- Drugs, OTIS and Paints;
BhggIng. Rope and Twine;
Glassware and Stoneware.
SOUTH WORTH. MORGAN s NEIL.
Sept. 70.
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DENTISTRY.

G. DR BOTELER will remain in
UYffH town one or lw o weeks on purpose
TO render DENTAL services for those desiring
the same. All persons entrusting work IN
his hands. are assured il will be executed Ia
the very best Sly lie and of The finest polish,
admitting OF no Superiority Office at Hines
Hotel.
Oct. rs, 1922,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

"a WE WILL sell TO the highest
ls s.ssAA bidder. on the premises. on the
l.ss..Es 9TH Of December next, the
SEzksfEA TRACT OF LAND on which
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Baltimore correspondence
Great Storm-Reported Damage Democratic Ma
fionaI Conpention-I The Markets, &c.

Great Storm-Reported Ddmdgs-DemocrGtic Ma
fonal Conrention-Ihe Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, April 1875 p. IN.
The storm of rain and wind which commenced
here on Saturday night still continues, though its
severity has somewhat abated. Throughout the
day Sunday and last night the wind blew
perfect gale and fears expressed for the safety
of the shipping on the coast The quantity of rain
that fell has been immense, and is reported to be
causing great damage on both the Potomac and
Susquehanna The baltimore and Ohio Railroad
between Frederick and Cumberland is flooded at
various points, much to impede travel on the
road.
The Democratic City Convention have engaged
the spacious hall of the Maryland Institute for the
purpose of holding the National Democratic Con-
vention the fret day of June. The hall will
hold from six to eight thousand persons, and there
WILL therefore, be no necessity of sitting with cosed
doors for fear of the outward pressure, the mem
bers be admitted at end of the hall and the
people at the other.
The Rev. H. V. ID. Johns, rector Of Christ Church
in this city, sailed for Liverpool in the United States
mail steamer Atlantic on Saturday last, having
been induced to make a ea-voyage on account OF
i'll health.
In the Baltimore market this morning there
sales of $50 barrels Howard street flour at
81 06,, and 900 barrels City Mills at Ss ~.
Sales OF red wheat at SO cents Sales of white
at S6 cents, and of yellow at 81 IS cents.
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Delegates to the Wing National Conven-

Wo have received some dispatches announcing
the result OF the conventions yesterday
In the Fairfield district, the convention was he Id
at Circleville, and p. Van Trump, of Lancaster,
was chosen delegate, and DR.. A. Toland of Madi
son, alternate. Messrs Vinton and Harris were
selected as Senatorial districts.
In the Cuyahoga district j. A. Harris, editor of
the Cleveland Herald, was elected delegate, and
Darius Caldwell alternate.
In the twenty hrst district, (Ere, Huron, Lo
rain, and Medinn,) w. +. Lockwood delegate, and
Thomas Hamilton for alternate.
In this (Franklin. Delaware, and Licking) dis
tIict, Hon. Samuel Galloway delegate, and Abram
Thompson alternate. Messrs. Vinton and Sher-
man were selected as Senatorial delegates.
In the Cincinnati district, X. M. Corwine, Of
Cincinnati, and John Sherman, Of Richland, were
appointed Senatorial delegates, and Charles An
derson, Congressional delegate. series of reso-
lutons, strongly recommending General Scott,
were adopted by so yeas, nays. All the delegates
are strong Scott men.
We shall give further returns as we receive
them Ohio State Journal, Ayril Is.
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ARBIrRATIoss.-The Baltimore Clipper COM
mends boards Of arbitration a an economical and
equitable mode Of settling legal disputes 1t says:
"Authorire either party to a suit TO have the case
referred 10 arbitration, and, TO prevent vexatious
costs, unless the verdict in shall be more IA
vorablc to him thnn the award of the arbitrator
There can be no question that three fourths of all
the cases usually tried in court could be sat
isiactorily scttlcd by the neigbbors OF the htgant
parties. who would have more knowledge of per
sons and facts, than could be impaired 10 a jury
composed OF strangers. Another consideration Ia
worth attending to, and hat IL, the difference in
the costs The expenses of witnesses at court. and
the frequent postponemenis, change the contest
holn one OF principle TO a struggle about costs
aud both parties not unirequenly ruined in the
strife. Let this be reformed altogether by cub
siituting the just and easy and less expensive
mode OF settling disputes by arbitration"
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MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF

CTEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF
~ North and Monument streets, Baltimore.-The
undersigned prepared to furnish all orders
in their line, viz: Marble Mantels, Monuments,
Tombs. Gravestones, Table Tops, Tiles for Floors,
Garden Statuary, &C., on as reasonable terms as
can be had elsewhere, and at the shortest notice
and would respectfully invite purchasers to call
and examine their large and extensive stock now
on hand The trade furnished with Slabs, Blocks
&c, cut to sizes, at New York and Philadelphia
prices.
Mar 3l-lm SISSON & BAIRD.
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i respectfully snrc"~-- .i.o ieUepuon at 'heir
cure OF the iollowing Goods in the above line:
1914 by 10 4, 1912 by lO-l4, 10 10 by 1914, - l6
by II Is Double Damask Table Cloths, all elegant
and cheap. Alec, Overlays, Lunch and Tray
Cloths, and Napkins 10 match.
by a., rs by rs, ID by 4. and 5-s by 5-s
Dinner and Tea Napkins, by the dozen.
Damask Egg and Colored Fruit Dolics.
English and French Colorcd Damask Wine
Cloths
Porcelain. Glass, &c.
IA, s-4, 81, and 1914 Flemish, Scotch, and Irish
Table Damasks, by the yard. The Goods will be
found superior.
CLAGETT * DODSON.
An -eninMavI
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by TELEGRAPH.


HARrKR's FERRY, April 1.-the storm of wind
and rain which prevailed here last night was one
Of the severest ever known. The waters of the Po-
tomac and Shenandoah rivers have risen to
uaordinary height, and are still rising Al noon
the water had risen to within two feet Of the highest
mark of the great rcshet Of lS47, and will probably
go four or five feet higher. The bridge across the
river at this place is in great danger. Two
bridges on the Winchester railroad have already
been carried of
At Martnsburg and Cherry Run the water is
three or four feet on the railroad track.
The telegraph wires beyond Cumberland have
been interrupted by the storm.
lsEcoND DESPATCH
HARPER's FERRY, April 1873 p. m.-Thc water
continues 10 rise, and is within foot of the
floor OF the bridge, which, it is confidently be-
leved, will be carried away tonight. The ca
nal is completely submerged Great damage has
been done. The water is over the railroad track
ten or twelve feet deep in some place..
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PRopUoTs or TIRE WrsT.-Tbe ST Louis TnfeHi-
gencp speaks OF very large shipments of corn
making in the Michigan aud Illinois canal iust
opening, for Chicago 10 thence to the eastern
markets very large quantity has been brought
down from the upper part of tho Illinois river AT
Peoria there arc 80 900 bushels go 900 more nj Pc
kin, and $4,000 TO 1900 at Wesley City, all dee
tined TO pass 10 the North. Chicago merchn nts
have advanced twenty ccnts per bushel on them.
Though the shipments are unusually heavy from
ST Louis to Chicago, no previous year has wit.
messed go large quantity ne that now about 10 go
forward TO the various points on the akcs
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FURNITURE DRY GOODS.-CLAGETT &
Il DODSON, dealers in all kinds of Goods in
the above line, have the pleasure of announcing to
the housekeepers and those who contemplate soon
becoming in Washington, G Georgetown, Alex
andria and their envrons, that the following ar
ticles in the above line have just been received
which, added to their former stock X, makes their
sortment now complete; all of which will be found
of the very latest production, newest in style, most
desirable for utility, and reasonable can be
had in any other establishment in the Union
IN TOILET GOODS.
81, "a, 1914, ia, 1874 and 1874 Russia, Barns
ley, and Irish Sheetngs, which will be sold
lower than heretofore
4O-inch, 42-inch, 45-inch, so inch, and 81 inch
Pillow and Boulster- Linens, from Ger
many and Ireland. Some of these goods are
far surprising any for excellence that have
ever hitherto been offered for sale in this part
of the country
Belgian, English, and Scotch Damask Towels.
in beautiful figures and borders, all new styles
Fine and heavy Huckaback Toilet Towels, in
damask borders, which will be sold low as
huckaback by the yard
Real Russia Basket Towelling, very pleasant
to use
Electric Rubbers a fabric OF wool and linen, the
use Of which has been found highly conduct
to health
Baden Baden Rubbers, and Russia Dowles and
Crash. These last named will be found excel
lent to be used for bathing purposes
Also, many other kinds Of Towelling not neces-
sary to specify
IO4, ia, IL. a, 1874, and IA pink, blue, buff.
and white Dresden Quilts, all new styles
White Narcotics, Victoria, French, and Weted
Coverlets and Quilts, some of which are manu-
featured expressly for summer use-they not
being too heavy for the approaching season
Also case Allendale Quilts, extra sizes
White, pink blue, buff. and aquimarin Toilet
and Crib Covers and Quilts matching
White Marseilles Stand Covers.
We respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie TO these goods, which will be found desirable.
CLAGErT x DODSON.
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FOR LIBERIA.

CoLoNIzATIoN Rooms,
WAsHISGroN, March Is, 1852.
THE NEXT EXPEDITION for Liberia will sail
l. from Baltimore on the first day of May. Per
sons who may desire to emigrate at that time will
please give immediate notice and will make their
arrangements to reach Baltimore on the 29th or
30th April.
Letters for the United States squadron the
coast Of Africa, for citizens of Liberia sent to
this office, postage paid, will be forwarded.
w. McLAIN,
MARI Sec. Am. Col. Soc.
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rT,sE NAVAL INSTITUTIONS OF A REP

I'VE NAVAL INSTITUTIONS OF A REPUB-
Il Lie, an address by VIM. Maxwell Wood, NJ
D., Surgeon U. S. n.
Hints TO the People upon the Profession Of Medi-
cine, by VIM. Maxwell Wood, NJ. D.. Surgeon U
= n.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions, by p
l.. simmonds, 10 which Ia added an account Of tho
American Expedition, by John &. Lord, ID. ID.
Life Of Louis kossuth, TO which is added his prin.
cipal speeches. by j. II. IIeadly.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea, edited by
James O. BrRyman, esq
Daring Deeds OF American Heroes. edited by
James o. Brayman, csq.
Exploring Expedition 10 California, by Lieut..
Col. J. {. Fremont
Silver Cups Of Sparkling Drops, edited by Miss
G. X. Porter.
Apo FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE sENISoLE ITpfArs-
Tic Florida RepuJtican, Of the Sth instant, says:
1--WE have a letter, dated the path ultimo, from
Fort Mycrs, tho headquarters Of General Blake, in
which IL is stated that that gentleman had been at
that poet nineteen dsys, and had seen many Of The
Scmnolcs. All were friendly far, and a majo.
rity OF tbose sccm TO express their willingness 20
cmgrate. General Blake had seen and talked with
the hcad-man OF Tallahassee Town, Ech- Emathla-
Chopko, reputed bad fellow, yet who does not
appear hostile. Our correspondent erhorts troops
and citizens to keep cool. and strong expectations
are expressed that the negotiation will effect the
removal Of the Indians during the summer"
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Sale az ae BaItinore Stool Board, ApriI 9.


fht-wc hope the Cholera. that dcsoIating
scourge, will not Writ our happy country again,
sweeping from the stage Of life its thousands, at
least until everybody has had time time to get a
Likeness at THoMrsoS's skylight Gallery, Lane &
fuckers Building. between Four and half and
Sixth Streets where the most beautiful and durable
pictures arc taken, and put up in fine morocco
caaes, for fifty cents. Ap3-tf
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JUST RECEIVED,

NEW and elegant Spring Styles of Scarfs, Cra-
IN watts, Stocks, Ties, Gloves of every descrp-
ton, Suspenders, Handkerchief of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, Pomatums, Soaps,
and best Farina Cologne; Brushes of every de-
scription; together with large and complete
assortment of Gentemen's Furnishing articles, all
of the very best qualities, constantly hand.
and for sale at reasonable prices, at
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near Al street.
March %
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LAKE SUPERIOR WfSTER.-Tbe winter in the far
northwest has been severe one. The Milwaukee
perior about the goth OF March reports the snow at
Copper Usrbor from ten TO fourteen feet Deep and
along the hcad-waters of the streams flowing into
Bay dc Noquet eight TO ten feet deep lie Describes
the winter as altogether the severest ever known,
md the quantity OF snow that has fallen almost
incredible,