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ITEMS.

A correspondent Of the s.Olive Branch"
writing from Jackson, N. H., says that he has
measured the several SHOWS that have fallen 10
that town since November last, up 10 the 10th
OF March, and found that twelre feel seven
inches have fallen.
FLOWER FAss.--Ata a recent floral ball il
Dresden, the skilful gardeners Of that city dis
tributed among the ladies' fans made Of flowers,
and so delicately wrought that they could be
opened and used like other fans. The happy
fancy charmed the beau monde, and flower
fans are now de rigeur in the polite circles of
the Saxon capital.
The Daily Wisconsin says that the emigra
tionfrom Wisconsin TO California exceeds bes
lief. Farms are sold for half the vniue by per
sons in haste TO emigrate TO the land OF gold.
We understand that the Irving House, New
York, reduced their terms for board 10 - per
day, on the lst of April.
A bill has been introduced into Congress by
Mr.. Fayeite McMullen, giving 10 members of
Cong ress q salary Of $15O0 a year, instead Of
The present allowance Of 80 day.
The Newark Daily Advertiser has made Z
very severe pun upon Jenny Linda marriage.
II says: s.Whst the lady was slnitien with, We
hasespot heard. The gentleman was Gold
emjdt.n
Mr.. Van Amburgh, Of lion fame, arrived 4
New York, from Europe, on the 9th, with I
considerable number OF quadruped4I conpa-
mons, which are to be added 10 his menageris.
Ii is shown By return just printed that a.
the lst of January last, there were 1853 moth
sTs Of illegitimate children IN the recei0f q
outdoor poor law relief in Loudon. "A ~
like period Of the preceding year The numbss
wAs 3707.
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HERRTNG's sALAMANDkRs.

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving
L further supply OF the real FIRE-PROOF SAL.
AMANDER SAFES, the genuine kind, which has
failed ia all the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one
We are prepared to furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store, taken from the ruins of the great fire, with
all the interior perfect, and the books and money
all saved Fires are frequent, and those in want
had better not delay AL siz on hand, at factory
prices. FRY q McCAkDLiSh,
HEAD QUAKTERs FUR FAs HON
Il ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber hasnow
IN store complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemen's wear. His stock m COM
)need Of the very latest and most approved Styles
Iuch as Lamartine Over Sacks, kossuth Coats
Turn Goats. e8
Body Sacks, Cutawsys, Dress and Frock coata;
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
csssimeres, black and tsncy, plain and figured
cassimeres and Merinos. s
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, Collars Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also. direct from the manufsctory, large a.
sornnent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, safans,
party yestings, something really rich and racy !
and, in fact every article in my line Of business
ali Of which am prepared to make % measure
Il the shortest notice. and In tho latest and most
Ne sso y Main and :
51.0FH1M,s CA Ennis TkY MA DE
i EASY FOR THE USE OF AGR1CuLTUR-
IsTs -aThisis indeed, although ona minor ecale,
4 very complete Farmers Wade Mecum Of practi.
cal Chemistry. The Language employed y sim.
NE ana The ilusfraipus nre 40 clear as 70 become
easily understood BY any ordinary capacity Far
msy's JonraSt
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A DIE IL GRAY, APOTHkCAklES AND
"A DRUGGISTS, Nc. I47 Main Street,

a DIE & GKAY, APOTHkCAKIEs AND
N DRUGGISTS, Nc. I41 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. have now en- hand and offer for
SALE upon the best terms for cash. or on the usual
credit 10 responsible Dealers large and varied as.
sortment Of Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Glass,
Dye ,sen ?, uns, &c, consisIlng 10 part Oh
aooo aooo ,h lbs superior ihuigo
o00,, iSs ,Ss maade.
OS0 e0 i.n hos EA.lacl i1Hc u Logwoou
9o o he hess super SHloohale oi oooa
9o 9o pp, pp,s EPSON sans
~ ppis Alum
80 bbls Clipped Loewood
Is bbls Redwood and Cau,wood
90 bbls Venitian Red and Spanish Brown
5000 lbs Glus-Americap. irish and swiss
400 boxes Window Glass-Frencb and Amer.
ican
40 boxes prime Castle Soap
AZ bo~es S,arcb
es00 ca,,ons inseed Oil
2000 gallons Lamp Oh
10000 lbs White Lead $50
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RAKGAINs! b ZIG Al S!-JOhN A
- SMELL g. CO., NJ Main Street, respect
rally to call and examine their large and desirable
assortment of Barrage Deaines. which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
offered in this city. Also, BIeached and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mtts and gene
rsl assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c.
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- THE CANADIAN STALLION,

I1STEDMOR, will stand this season at my
stable, 81 miles North of Petersburg. on the Peters.
burg Turnpike Road, at Edw'd F. Perkinson's Esq.
near the Exeter Mills, and at l.. Fl. Totty's, at the
North gate of the Petersburg and Manchester Turn
pike Road. For particulars, &c. see hand bills
BENZ. L. LUNDIE.
Chesterfield, March 25th, 1852.
NH 30-2faW2m
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10 iigftn the accounts Of some Of OR publ;e
ofncers. The Treasurer OF CaIaveras ronasv
Is said 70 have absconded with S30.00(1 81 -
public money; the treasurer Of Sacrsmerso =
accused OF similar offence. The seear;s;se
,of some, u not all, Of these men. are renvv
sented 10 be men OF straw. -
LARSON CREEK.-A few days ago spec;
men OF quartz was picked up ia one Of the ra-
vines leading from the celebrated quartz mou,-
salns l weighing thirty-nine ounces. The lucky
noa6re refused $500 for il. - &
gentleman by the name of Name, who 4
N.as, SNt.1ain'ing upon the Moqnelutnne river. near
aaaIs ;an Dar, picked up a lump of gold weigh
ing an ounce and half.
rE" rLAcER.-New diggiuvs have heen d;s.
eoseIeu on TIE Chilian Guicb. about fnnr ana
haii miles from this place. wb;rh nrn,n;ss
10 Desas extensive as they are r;rh < u
he FIRE In DowsIEvfrIE.-TbaM M..~
viie Express estimates the lass nv ~. e. -.
Downievile at s750.o00. 80 ~ 'ne n'e -
Loss OF THE SFfESDrp Nru Srr....
NORTH AMERICA.-The steamsh;n e.
brings us the deplorahle in,elI,gence of ~,
total loss of the steamship North Ame.;cs
Captain BIethen, which vessel belonged n m,
Vanderbilt, and was employed on the new lin
between San Juan and San francisco.
II appears that on the night of the 2Sth
February, this splendid vessel ran On
sHnken reef about sevent,- miles South of Aca.
pulco. The night was i,,rtunafeiy calm ana
clear, which enabled all the passengers ana
crew to get ashore in safety. The vessel wss
bound from San Juan to San Francisco. ana
had ON board about 800 passengers. These uD-
fortunate people, with the crew, had made their
way to Acapulco by land. 5
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COkE, WOOD AND COAL.-Ihe fubs

A NOh w ooD AM ue suosCIl
- bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal as reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes TO this market, and can sell
tcheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr. l.. p. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, or at their Office on Pearl
street, opposite the Aihamora Hotel. Those or Ter
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
flcd THOMAS FOSTER.
NH I-dt20A
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

II CVSt1 t3u0 IlttS7N
L up this establishment in an entirely new style.
!, is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS
The old alleys are taken up and new ones substtu
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely fo
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom. however, will be admitted unless &C
companied by gentleman
The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own eyes. A, SMITH,
fe e3-ts Proprietor.
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DURAL ARCHTTFCTURE.-Being

u URAL ARCHITECTURE.- a
u complete description of Farm Houses, Cot
tages, and Out buildings, comprising wood houses,
carriage and wagon houses, stables barns, ice
houses, &c, &c, together with lawns, pleasure
grounds, and parks, the flower, fruit and vegetable
garden, &C. sc also, the best method of conduct.
Ing water into cattle yards and houses, by Lewis
Allen, beautifully illustrated.
The American Rose Cultufist, being practical
treatise on the Propagation, Cultivation, and Man
agement of the Rose in all seasons, with list of
choice and approved varieties, adapted to the eli
mate of the United States, to which are added
full directions for the treatment of the Dahia illus
trated by engravings.
The Hive and the Honey Bee with an account of
the di-eases of Bees and their remedies, by II D
Richardson.
Horses, their varieties, breeding. and Manage
ment in Health and Disease by HI Richardson.
The Domestic Fowl and Ornamental Poultry, by
II Richardson.
The Hog, its Origin and Varieties, by D Rich
ardson. A. MORRIS,
ap8 Late Drinker e. Morris, 81 Main street
NEW MUSIC.-Just received by HARKOLD
Y d MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie, my Brave song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt Csc
I've Home in the Valley, song by s. GloTer-
CSC
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer Csc
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, (very pretty0 s. C. F.
-25c
Wait for Wagon. Goth supply) Knawff-25c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-25c
Peasant Girls Waltzes, by DAibert-50c
Virginia Gorlitza, Q0th suppy0 by Dollinger-
3Sc
Students Polka by Hswtt-25c
Buds and Blossoms, (sacred melodes) by Grobe
-3sc
Melodies of the People, (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3Sc
New Music received weekly. fe26
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, 1852.
nAGUERRE0TYPEs.-Iti.trnly trnly amid ina,

hKEUTYPE S.-Its truly said that
=, .ne Daguerreotypes, taken by hiIHNIS &
WATSON are beautiful, true TO nature :. !. h eves
perfect expressive clear and sharp, and altogether
iree from the smutty shades which are so freoueuf
y seen upon naeuerreotypes. As for their light. no
,, you wh hnd-it Is clear, soft and mild; and
aIe prepared to take pictures in clear or CLOUDY
weather, which they win warrant never 10 fade 81
oe surpassed oy any. Call and examine 4 choice
eoliecnon OF specimens, whether you wish pic.
ture or not Admission always free
MINNIs g. WATSON. Mansion rrouso
No. 354 Main ss Richmond. and
Ihh 10 Sycamore st. Petershnro q
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y ECOLLECTIONS OF A JOURNEY
Ia through Tartary, Thibet, and China, during
the years le44, AS and 49, by M. Hue, Nil sionary
Priest OF the Congregation oil st. Lazarus-2 vols.
81.
Me deleine: tale of Auyergne, founded on fact,
by Julia Kavansgh
1850, Isl, Supplement to the Worlds Progress
Dictionary of Dates and Statistics, edited by
G P Putnam.
an MORRIS
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T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, Swede by
L birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, in
Astrology Physognomy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct and satisfactory information, having made
predict 'ns to Napoleon in 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow. H can be consulted iu mat
ters Of Love, Marriage and of the future events of
life. Mr. S. has travelled through the greater part
of the world during the last forty years, and all
this tine has ende 4vored to enlarge his knowledge
BY all things he heard or saw. He takes plea
the public heis willing to give the ne
cessary information to all who will favor him with
& call
TERMs-Ladas 25 cents; for reading the planet
in full, 30 cents; Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the Planet in full, 81.
Coored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call
Kativities calculated according to Geomancy for
ladies 80. nfall So; Gentlemen 49, ia full, s..
His office is on 18th street between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. OF
fee hours from o'clock in the morningtill o'clock
in the evening. nh 27-2m*
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DRY GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
- W.BOOTWRIGHT, Jr, has received his supply
OF Dry G.eds for the spring trade to which he in
vltes the tention of his customers, and all in want
OF rich Paris Bareges Barege de Laines Mouslaines
Kid Gloves, white and colored; sup. twisted Silk
Mitts, Prints, Of all descriptions; Domestic Goods
OF all kinds; together with 1ull assortment of
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
w. BOOTWRIGHT, Jr., No. 2e5,
NH 25-1m Cor Broad and lst streets.
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LATER FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Our advices from the Sandwich Islands are

Our advices from the Sandwich Islands are
to 9th February. s
The steamer Constitution has returned 10
San Francisco, after hei trip 10 Honolulu. A
projectisnow on foot in this cityto start com
pany. TO be called the North Pacific Steam
Navigation Company, to connect the Islands
by steam navigation. Trade is dull at the Is
lands. A remarkable phenomenon occurred
there lately. The sea was observed to be ra-
pidly rising; and wave after wave rolled, each
higher than the preceding one. until the
usual boundary ofthe highest tnie was passed
and the ordinarily dry land was submerged.
The tide must have risen some twenty to
twenty-five feet above its usual bounds. Five
houses were swept away, and fences and other
property destroyed to considerable amount.
The clipper ship R. B. Forbes, Capt. Doane,
arrived at Honolulu ON the 9Th alt. in SO days
from Boston.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BOB RLFmCunInl'

once knew ploughman, Bob Fletcher bia name,
w no was o'o ana was ugly, and so was his dame;
strife, - &c i1o" ~
Bob Fletcher the ploughman and Judy his wife y
As the morn streaked the east. and the night fad
away,
They w.uld rise up for labor. refreshed for the
day; ss
And the song of the lark. as It rose on the gale
Found Bob at the plough, and his vile At the pail
neat little cottage, in front of grove,
Where in youth they first gave their young hearts
up to love,
Was the solace of age and to them doubly dear,
As it called up the past with smile and tear.
Each tree had its thought and the VOW could i'm.
part
That mingled in youth the warm wish of the heart
The thorn still there, and the blossoms it bore
And the song from its top seemed the same as be.
fore. as
When the curtain of night over Nature was spread,
And Bob had returned from the plough to bis shed,
Like the dove the nest he reposed from AL care
1t his wife and his youngsters contented were
there.
have passed by his door when the evening was
gray,
And the hill and the landscape were fading away.
And have heard from the cottage, with grateful
prise,
The voice Of thanksgiving like incense arise.
And thought on the proud, who would look down
with acorn,
On the neat little cottage the grove and the thorn,
And telt that the riches and tinseis of lire
Were drOss, to cOutentmeff with Rob and his wife
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NEW SPRINC GOODS.

1UE ARE now exhibiting our SPRING STOCK,
w 10 which we invite the inspection of both city
q and country buyers among which win be found
the following articles
Rich brocade dress Silks
Plain and chsngeahie do
Plain and striped do
Black Satin d ChiLe
British and French printed Calicos & Cambrics
Do do Organdies and Jaconets
Do do Bareges and Tissues
DO do Grenadines and Faulards
Do do DeIaines and challias
Rich printed Bareee Delanes
Plain black Barege, Grenadines and Tissues
French and Scotch 6ingharns
Black Lace Shawls and Scarfs
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls
with complete assortment of housekeeping
Goods, all OF W h.ch we offer at very low prices
BREEDEN q FOX,
mn 3u-2aw2w PIT Broad street
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A AGRICULTURAL WOkkS-For sale BY
"a GEORGE NJ WEST & BROTHER


IA GEORGE NJ. WEST & BROTHER.
fouatt, Martin and Stevens on the breeds, man.
agement and diseases of Cattle, 100 Illustrations
81
The American Muck Book, illustrated with en-
cravings, by d Browne-Sl
Southern Agriculture, being Essays on the cult.
vaion OF Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat, &C. by
Adam Beatty-75 cents
The Hive and the Honey Bee, with account of
the diseases of Bees and their remedies, by q D
kichardson-25 cents
The Hog its origin and varieties, and their treat
ment under diseases, by H d Richardson-25 cts
The American Miller and MiIlwright's Assistant,
by w Hughe SIS cents
Cobbetts American Gardner-37 cents
The Fruit Garden, illustrated with upwards of
$50 figures, by P Barry 25
British American Flower Garden Directory-Sl
Domestic Animals-History and description ofthe
Horse, Mule, Cattle Sheep Swine and Poultry,
with directions for their management, breeding,
crossing, &c, by X l. Allep-75 cents.
GEO. NJ. WEST & BROTHER,
ap 10 Under the Exchanoe Hotel
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DRIVATE PKACTICE,-Dr pLU

phTVATE FKACTICE.-Dr PLUME
L co. may be consulted, conidentially, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, TO give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud deblitsted organs well to renovate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond Virginia fe o
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~ for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH.
Falkenburg, Tale OF the Rhine, by the author of
Mildred VernOn--37 cts 5-,.-
Madeline a Tale of Auvergne, founded on fact,
by Julia kavansgh, author of Nathalie-50 muslin
IS cts
Recollection of journey through Tartary, Thib-
ct and China, in 1914, s. and 6, by M Huc-2 vols
Appletous popular Library-2 vols, 81
Lectures and Miscellanies, by Hugh James
81 %
lsa: Pilgrimage, by Caroline Cheesebro-Sl
The Principal Events in the Life of Moses, and
In the Journey of the Israetes from Egypt to Ca
nan-25 cts
Adventures of Col Gracious Vanderbomb. of
Slough creek, in pursuit of the Presidency; also,
the Exploits of Mr. Nimerious Plutarch Kipps, his
private secretary by j B. Jone--5e cents
Part IL Theirs Napoleon, II cts; same, plates,
25 cts ap 10
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III HARDWARE AND CUTLERY II have
II received my spring stock OF Hardware, Guile.
ry and Tools Of all kinds which offer at my usual
low prices for cash. Two hundred kegs Philadel-
phia Nails, in lots live kegs, at S3 25 per 100 lbs
All kinds of building Hardware of the best quality.
ct wholesale and retail with the usual variety, all at
low prices. Franklin street, opposite north end of
the Old Market. b. M. NEWBURN
Also, full assortm ent of Shoe Thread. &c
Findings French Calf Skins, Innings. Bindings
Pegs and Sole Leather. " NH a7-lmi
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NILE LEATHER.--s00U sides .iiehts aad
., middle weights Sole Leather, for sale by
sps DAVENPORT, ALLEN u co.
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
DOWEkS & SNYDER. manufacturers O

- the best premium and air tight Cook Stoves,
parlor, Office, and factory heating Stoves: hollow.
ware FRONTS, CRATES, and TENDERS. To
the above department the attention of dealers in
this city and throughout the State is invited IRON
RAILlNGS for dwellings, balconies, verandahs,
parks and tombs comprising the most desirable pat.
terms OF Gothic, Grecan and fancy Styles viii be
manufactured to order at short notice.
NH 30-1m -
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TUEN M L ILHf lie a CU,, SIONE CUT
j TIERS, corner of Sth and Canal streets under
take all descriptions of Cut-stone work, and will
furnish any kind OF building or dimension Stone,
upon reasonable terms.
Temple, for the last ls or 60 month"; has been
acting as foreman of the Virginia Washington Mon
ument, to which he would refer for samples of
the work of the shop, if such finish should be re.
quired NH l3-lm*
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EaLf.--Iu4U seeks .,Dft,rnf.l.,,sF n,.na 2 -.
h. Sscxs "Worth,Dston" brand, adoat and for sale
=, N DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. (
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f5001 WATER.-The snbscsiher has JUS
u opeued hia Fountsins for the season:
B R. DUVAL,
- 10 Unjer American Hotel
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY Ei steey4 s. anyya; La PC iowbon OILS NJ Mat
thews, lady, daughter, three children and
Matthews lady three children servant Ala; VI Declaration
rel, Chllauhna MeSleoi i w Phelps Texas
ST LOUIS % II Oats Ala; r Biigela,y u Pott
Elliott u G Pointer md Lady, W Pointer, Sims
Tenn ii y William, Chaunln
Holly Springs, Miss Caldwell Memphins; L D shaver IesinG
ton, Mo; GAMBLE Jr, Fla Wismson Williamson, Higpin
La. '-
yERANDA Boey, La; ceayeand Louis; Mr. IIaneyay
u CorDlgn Ward II Bonduran, Gibbs Davies Miss;
l,on Mr. Heron Miss Haron Miss Fanny Heron Miss
oRiley, MIR Clnrk, j W Bunnan, England.
tMslEitClAL...J MeLeary Madison Green Ohio; Hamilton
San Downs Robert Smith, Indiana; White Reese Cnn
mt; kahn, ALLEGHENY City, Donaldson, Ormsfy
lt9"kwe George CALDWELL Masson; VIM Ipsromb and fnni
Johnston Alex LtPseomb Henry Small Grace Aaama Robert
WILSON r Gardner W Thornton MOI NJ S EIazeon
NewY0rk. ~ '
ARCADE L sulzeher, semore W Johnson s,urdevcnt
ahhamai frnnk b fyren, Tennessee; Noteworthy
Croft a Ganer Doher Graysea Jas spann Cawley,
Roinnd Texas; J Hampton, Sargent, c Davis Kuner
barrett WIN Ross Aransas Thomas Arnold, Mobile;
vent PA j @ Sherman, j c fiabert N Y.
Tufts Jo9 g Egn s Hyatt u johnson, Q; I
Hanna Illinois; Knolenher, Sandman sand Missouri
Brooks, Apping Peck Wisconsin, Toup, Kentucky;
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about the yard few moments before 1t missing and
its mother auppong it have been in the street
quring for 1t at the houses Of her neighbours and
time elapsed before occurred to her to examine the
The mother quite distracted upon the discovery
Of fecss body of her little girl which inter-
sting child of two years of age.
A NEGRO Thief John Bradford arrived here
Saturday, in the Mobile boat, having with him negro
in male attire He and the negress arrested
and the latter declares that she belongs to Mrs Kennedy
Of Montgomery. Ala. from whom she states, that Brad
FORT enticed her five weeks ago. Both in the city
'aSgon awaiting information from Montgomery. :
DANGEROUS Two men, who called themselves
Joseph Arce and Daniel flott night arrested by
the Second Municipality police in drinking shop on the
evee, having in thii possession ung shot and
ed in hardkcrei,ief az to the purpose of
sung shot-both mur.lerous instruments