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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OPELOUSAS-Per bales cotton Beloeq
20 Chsrp bids Bo9a Foley AveryS
Dnfho-s Psrret-s6 do Kelly ConynghBm 30 do
Dbl Thonhi McIlhenny2s hides North &cosndries
%
BATON RoUGE-Psr Gipsy: 20 hhds Ro,ehod
Farley Jurey ole do prqahar5o bbs moiasaes Roman
hall do Shift &eo3200o bricks 10 bales
Ward 4 Jonas--sunirits 10 order.
Adam.5 cs hams Lsngsdorn-5o DO wrizs 6eo
deo0 do Flash &o-5 do Wslls5 Little
ohu Hndson5 do Converse &eo5 do Oliver Baqae-5 do
Valet 6o5 10 Payne &sos do Ferbos fers5 do w Atsms
Jones' bbfs whisky Oghy Macsney-ss
whisky Depeyste3 bales cotton johnson
dooS Cherry acoho, whisky
b6l IS bf do teef 6.r.dn a1 beds Mur-
do 10 bsggng Shuz Haddenss hhda
Cassiy2so bb whisky Hunipgtones do So hi do
starch FabiAn17 whisky Lands &co7s
hhis Meego aco0o bxs cheese do
can kgabu bbs eggs
sai1r50o baggg Martin Owen &eo-io potatoes apples and
s1ndres o order,
ATcHAFALAyA-Per white IS hhis bbls
DO Shift &eoso bbs nolassss Panchs hio HI Dbl. ols.ss
hi Dagelos pasant eol0 bbs
Lsuvs McCsg5 hhd Goodrich &eo-20
Is bales
Dyiocq-3 bales ~ hides 10 or ier
GRAND RIYEkPsr Sydona: l04 lumber
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MB-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP FIFTH DIsTRICT COURT
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~ J. B. CoTToN is a candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
Leans which will supceds The Third Judea Dist
tonrt ia, the Parish Of Jefferson. fe9lh
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OF NINE. ADOLPHE.-The

1EPARTUHE OF NINE. ADOLPHE.-The
original justly celebrated Madame ADoLPE
the Vsrsy aknowdged ges,es, sYPATsT in the wsrid
who through
revelations of the and the well correct predictions
Statss-that
With costly Proah, Webser with Jewesd
will VISITORS
sys longer Hotel,
Julia private julia street. fifth door from Tchou
stej whom she viii inform all about the PAST PRESENT
UTURE they when what lady
they will get; business Of every description.
Mteros and alnos her she
with nnumerabe
acknowledge extraordinary and skill
superstition probability Of deception imposition
others practice.
from t a. according far they wish
20 or wis they nov9Tf
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nas- HENRY G. MILLER is candidate for
IsrRICT ATTORNEY Of the Parish Of Orleans. mh2S
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0UNDRTES-

~ f9kk-3s ss. Shoulder ~ o. Mes. 50 do Prims
In store snd for sale BY H. MULF0TD Co.. ~ Bank Plsek
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mpP S. BIRoN is candidate for the
JUbGEsHP or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might DO created to succeed it,
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~ II. b. EGGLEsTON is candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
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n.fs- For DISTRICT ATroRNEY.-HENRY ST.
PAUL il sondidAts for named Office felt ts
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Ms- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
ARK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Mg For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are sAAuEL a candidate
OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court The
same be changed fele te
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&1- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. B. 8. TAPPAN
seandidaie for DISTRICT ATTORNEY mhi&te
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A RARE CHANCE-$3000 Rattle, only So a
ehance-A PLANTATION 800 acres, $1,000,
the STOCK In TRADE OF STORE valued $1,000 put
wishing hanees requested call the subscription
book last filling In addition the Twenty Prises
arranged that who takes chance will To
chances aksn and information given oHNsoNs
Josephine and Leyee Streets Fourth strict @ Laay
also at the Hat Store No. 1853 Poas the Market between
Carondeet and BaIonne Streets New Orleans. mh25 lm3p
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ELECTION NOTICES.

MN- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
Judge Of the First District Court Of Neworeans
Of the parish Of Orleans. JOHN c. LARUE. NH
n.y. Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esq supported the JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT 0F NEW ORLEANS the Court
mil Ia YOUNG AMERICA.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELLOWS HALL ana,
~ THIRD AND LAST CONCERT. R
L. MOREAU e0TTsoHALK ~
Respectfully s psi. sst hs vii ~ hi,
THIRD AND LAST CONCERT
IN his Waite cty,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April H. lsss
upon which occasion he will BE- assissd BY
Mr. FEITIfseER, Baritone,
Mr. GABTCT, vi.iin,
HERMAN BRAUN, vooassao, Gn4
Mr. PAULsACKRI,
whoLas kindly volunteered hia aid As Aesoupaniss
go. PROGRAMME ....
y. PART TIHr
l. Ars from the Opera q ,hs Barber q ssviia Rossn
Sang By Mr.. FErTfIsGER.
7'salof ., srsynrs
- L. n. GOrrscHALK.
Romance from The opsra Of william Tell Rossini
Sung by Mr.. FEIILN6ER.
e. waita for Pianss .Sottsehak
s. .Fantass iayoris the Bohemian Gil,
' HkRNAS BRAUN
sTbs Bsnboul. composed sanoS,psssisstt,ssfss
..Due, ter Piano and Violin. performed By 81.
Mr. FEIrILSsER -
o.. Poetic Caprice., eompe ssd and performed by
l.. A. GOrfSCHALK.
10 es@nss ties yisuI an'Fs DA.s
IL. Souvenirs 10 Belln, performed by
l.. NJ. GOTTscHALK.
t1 TIcKrrssssured seats s9 other psr Of the Hall q.
~ open O'Clock
" Extra Ushes Will be in attendance facilitate The seating
Of tho andispce. fapl1
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rs Messrs Editors Please announe VIM.
A. No1T candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoIJRT mhl4
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of the T1voLI BEER GARDEN.

A kPENlNG OF the lIN0II BEER Garden. I$f1I5tA
on Pocohartrain the Franklin 3<|1
his and the pub
that he well avorits
pla Of EASTER SUNDAY, March
will BALL MUSICAL INTERRUPTS EVERY
SUNDAY MONDAY during Every will
pad Excellent Music and Refreshments well as to the comfort
the The gued will his
procure rational for
Abundance 10 fer which refreshments furnished
tF- Ladies', accompanied by gentlemen, free. 5
mL3 I'M j. n.
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NOTICE -TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS o.,
Y REwARp.IRanawsy on TUESDAY April 4, "a Negro TX
Man MIKE Brklyer by Trade thirty n
feet inches high, built, we'll fellow; NJ
when he blue eIot round white pants
sailors the end OF his
will be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY 1876 Gr
again apllu
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IIoUsE TO LET AND FURNITURE A.;

SALE-The having his family E:V
City III health
and of the Fuoure which nearly having been
MONTHS and respectable
family. The House and Location central dessb being
No. es Camp street. where be made and sna
be
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Ei- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS the present Minute
District Of NewOsans, which situation he has
tiled offers himself candidate for the
CLERKslP Of said Court whatever Court the may
be changed TO, fell Vi
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KINHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR. rsal

MoNIC SOCIETY will give GRAND c0MPII- X4wnts5
MtNTARY CONCERT 70 their organist Mr. IHEoD La zEs
the a0h OF April Ia the ODD FELLOWS AIfaS
HALL POWERFUL ORCHESTRA thirty
Prugrsmns which has slcs much embrace
some OPERATTc SACRED cti0RUSSES,
in, Haydn Mozart,
the Librstto, published in a few days.
GRAND DEDICATION CANTATA will be performed at th
Questo members Of the !. o o. Y.
By order Of the Board of Managers,
ming tap20 W. J. CLEMENTS, Secretary
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PORT OF new ORLEANS.

0rrrcg o. THE DAILY CaEscySr,l
Wednesday Morning, April ID, 1853. )
OIHAuup yuaTvupAy
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Wednesday Morning, April Is, 1858.
CLBARED YESTERDAY.
ship John White McNess for st Pstssbrg Whitney @so
Ship Alexander, Johnson for Lyerpoo JP wLiney Aeo
Ship Suberb Prsntiss, for Liverpool, C Mesker 800
Bark Lofeto Fish, 6ates. for Richmond, Rotehford
Brit birk Swan, Tiinbdge, for Queenstown, IRELAND,
-. Hoghtop Rankin &co
schr Southern, snowe for Psnsscos Master
ARRIVED.
spAns ship Dogsnes hatan days from Havana In ballast
Samas-2d district
Bark undae Mrn, days om Havana in ballast to master
% diattict
Bark asbua Mortimer days from Philadelphia TO Ashbrdge
&eo-Pop ier. IIsasa
seh Major Breou trns days BrA1os 81 saeo 10 ballast TO
mnai.r--3d district
Sehr Marks. 70 master-Sd dist
seh Vietofa Wright Pensseos to maser-Bssn
sehr om Pensacola, masterbssn
sehr Mary Ellen for Pensacola 70 mastsr-basn
steam b oats.
I'M Landry, from Bayou Sara.
Y ID white TrinidAd A,ehsfalaya.
Hungarian, Collier, from Cincinnati.
sydopia, ickey. from Grand River
Gipsey, IRE. from Baton Rug
Opeiounsa, Neal from Opelousas.
the Psssestowed down and
inst shp Mongolia bsr Warren and Sypbidsbrought
ship nigapes and schr Major Barbour.
Whitney, Hssn the Passestowed down and to
ssh inst ship Phnthrop-sth, ship Cousr-mousht up
bsrks Endibe and Nashua.
sireck Smith, the Passstowsd down and TO
18th banks Nathaniel Hooper and 81 Lawrencs-bo mp
bark Star and sehr Venice
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Mfs- III. e. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK o
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT -mbe5
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Dr. Il. Ct-0tsi's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter

NGENIOUS Observation-Disclosures dk WHoik
suffering with Pains or Weshnsss
the Back, Side, immediate relief and ry rsnsr-
the The consutnptve,
be greatly beuseed and hav
life prponged BY 10 use OF the Brace. Z
10 Caland BIZ ACE and convince yonrs,iyea-
St1ERAAN, Agent tor the South,
10 81. u street. NeNt ,rlssus.
ss- Also. Agent for DIR. sANHiSs's cELEssATsD sorr
snhia ivds !.
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SIMONS, F., Musical Ins trume n esdaAa
~ Maker No. $50 Bourbon bstween Toulouse and
Streets Neworeans Accordeons rpaired In et
novas ly
DIANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER,s QI6A
III MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs X1GfE
No ass Camp street the Orphan Asylum bess leave 4. ~
inform the public that he will continue his profession OF III
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARPS and all kinds Of Mlsi
cal nstru ats Al the shortest notice. sep9s ly
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HORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO ~Ef-1
II FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO CAM y
street, New Orleans would respectfully request the W
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of A. Kinds
bis well selected assortment Of PIANO
FoRr om the factories Of the first makers 10 the United States and
which he found those of A STODARD CO.,
Of York, HALL son, n New York, and PLEYEL CO., Of
The above instruments Of the following kinds GRAND, Sc
celebrated makers in he world, combining all the iete
Of the subscriber style and
e 81 and ocyes They will be sold at u'acinres
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all klfd nnd In quantity
the subscriber keeps constantly hand the largest nd
ACCoRDEoNS brought tbs souhm market.
reasonable GUITARS, mAnue
tured by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These the hst class, warranted TO
stand the emse The subscriber has had ysa eipersnee IN
business in the Northern well and IA
details the His
that the Southern market
he will have hand selected
al kinds Of and the LAT EST and
MOST MUSIC The Musical Public are respectfully
inyte 10 md his stock.
HoRAflo D. HEWITT 50 Camp street, New Orleans
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AEAYETTE ANp PoNrcHARrkAIN RAnnoAr

coMPANY-NKw oeLEass, (Fourh Distrei April 1885,
Suscrb Stock Of this Company hereby nouhsd that
TEN PER CENT sIh inttalmsn viii be
the Oe Of the Company No. II Jackson street. the
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1ss3. By order Of the Board.
mhi w. II. GILLMONEr SecEctaxr.
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MIR CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, shaAs.
lVl gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR at W v
81 Constance and also at No. 991
II -st msnth twelve ss Is
II LECTURES at 80 Constance week. grAs.
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NTOTICE. The undersigned, having been az

pointed Estimate aud Assessmeu srins Of
order Fourth Drist Court o. New oesns r
nton the fsobourg
D-ord and TO mske jos. and equitable q the
damage aud hereby notice
ali parties they this deposited with the Clerk
on assessment together With
plan according law Persons Interested
alter the advertisement Of The prssnt
notice. the Court TO- ecurn.n
Ma Orleans 81: March 49, 1851 PPiEckRkL co~nu
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DR.. BgssssSNg's
Celebrated Body Brace
OR ~asT- f. Z
PAT ENT LACE, - u

Relief and Cure of the following Ul1o11es
Weakness Breast Bruneh sheness ii breath,
Chest Weakness and Shedding ~ the Lungs Parnaton Of ne heA
Back Spinal Az eL
Falling Bowels Proasu terror Bearing Down. isregn Pa
Prose tendency Abortion and Painful Pr
and the bad shape ncdsat to and dPs.ss
Droopng ounging Habitua Bilious Collie Ssasic
barrhaa all wearssses peculiar to Ma
Females ~ Sold only by Or SHERMAN Agent for the s
sHERMAN'S iss ST. Chsress apis lvt<
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I DIsTRICT-sufREEs MAGQUE the UNITED STATES
HU fEL the Railroad Sa the Third Municipality
J0CkO the Renowned Magician and Patriarch
Wizard
Thus Magic whose brsn
keromancy
by his the Southern Ma
feum Welding friends the Third will
give three his recherche and pleasing the shove
SATURDAY EVENINGS, April Ia Is, and Is commencing at
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ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor Propretor.--Thisw
the
Neworeans Mobile Eastern
pp-enoying much the largest
any paper in that of country
The ARGUS will be issued the LIST Of October, and
who publish in the Weekly will be entitled to the benefits
the publication Of their rsemens Trweeky
also, u small additional charge.
Mr. w. WILEY for the Argus Nswoesns. Specimen
! be a his Office. mills dkWlm
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A Rim Van Winklei

! The Rochester Democrat gives detailed
account ofan extraordinary case ofsomnoence
that of Cornelius Broomer. who has slept
for nearly five years, with only occasional
intervals of wakefulness. The Cleveland
Herald condenses the statement as follows:
Mr.. b. is full grown man of six feet two,
and about thirty-seven years Of age, and fell
into his first deep sleep in June, is4s. and
since that time has been awake at different
periods from few hours to four months at
time. The fit comes on instantly, his eyes
close, jaws are set, muscles contract, and his
whole form is rigid, so that when standing in
this sleep-which he has done for days to-
gelher-it is not easy to pull him down. a
seton was at one time applied to his back,
and at another time cayenne pepper mois-
tened with spirits of turpentine was put into
his mouth, but all experiments Of physicians
and others to drive offth lethargy have been
fruitless. He retains perfect health; pulse
so, and without variation, takes but little
food. which sgiven to him by prying open
his jaws. When he awakes, it is suddenly
and with a voracious appetite, having no re.
collection of what has transpired during his
nap.
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A MoDEt STATESMAN. The Vice President,
defdcto, Mr.. Senator ArcHsor, Of Missouri,
is tow making speeches in that State against
Col. Benton. We quote from the st. Louis
Republican the following reference toa part
of his peech at Weston:
"Senator Atchison declared himself in
favor Of the immediate organization of
Nebraska Territory, provided that citizens of
all the States, both free and SLAVE, can settle
in it. He said he would always oppose the
"Wilmot Proviso" by his vote; and ,could
rather sec Nebraska 7srritory--as Guthrie, tef
delegate, charges him with having said---ssunk
in h-iP than organised as free State"
Doubtless such language as this becomes
a Southern Statesman; but if any leading
Northern men should use language halls as
violent wilh reference to the admission of
Nebraska as a SLAVE State, we should never
hear the edd if it. The Northern man resists
the admission of slave State is madman,
fanatic, and an enemy of the Union; but the
Southern man who would rather see free
territorG ''sunk in h--ll" than admitted as
free State, is deemed worthy to preside over
the Senate of the United States, and become
President OF this Unou, e.r-oficio, on the
death ofthe present incumbent!--Pitts Gaz.
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CLEVELAND, MEDINA AND TUscARAwAs
RAILROAD This road commences al
Rawdonville, twenty five miles from Cleveland
on the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
road, and passes through Medina, Seville,
Dalton, Dover, and New Philadelphia, and
thence to the Ohio river opposite Wheeling.
It's length is 1870 miles-Forty one miles are
already contracted for, to be comp leted by the
lst of May 1854. 1t will cross the Akron,
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati, the PENNSYLVANIA
and Ohio, and the Steubenvlle aud Indiana
road.
To this road Wheeling and the richest re-
gion OF country in our vicinity, must look as
ole of the best roads in the West. The bu-
siness upon this road, when constructed, will
be first, the increased local trade of the rich
counties of Belmont, Harrison, Tuscarawas,
Wayne, Holmes and Coshocton, which will
give per cent upon the necessary stock with
out doubt. Then it will furnish the shortest
route for the great trade of the Northwest to
the eastern cities with none of the draw backs
that embarass the more northern roads,
When will the people of Wheeling be ready
to move in this matter?-W Wheeling Ga:ette.
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The New York Spirit of the Times has
been requested to publish the following, said
to be preventive of hydrophobia, as discov-
cred by French physician, NJ. CossAR:
Take two tablespoonful of fresh chloride
Of lime in powder mix i: with half pint of
water, and with this wash keep the wound
constantly bathed and frequently renewed.
The chloride gas possesses the power of de-
composing the tremendous poison, and rend-
ers mild and harmless that venom against
whose resistless attack the artillery of science
has been SO long directed in vain. 1t is ne.
cessary to add that this should be applied as
soon as possible alter the infiction of the
bite. The following are the results of this
treatment From 1910 to 1924 the number ol
persons admitted to the Breslau Hospital was
1874, of whom only two died. from 1888 to
1924, into the hospital of Zurich, 22S per-
sons were bitten by different animals, OSa
by dogs,) of whom only four died.
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The politicians Of the little State Of Rhode
Island are in trouble. The law provides for
four Sessions OF the Legislature each year,
and the Democracy having found some diff
fculty in dispensing the patronage of so large
a aterritory, have appointed an extra session,
to meet in September next. There is, also, to
be Constitutional Convention, if the people
vote for it, the 2Sth inst, which they un.
doubtedly will do. So the people of that little
State will drive large legislative business
for the current year.
Among the knotty points which they under
took to settle, at the session Just closed, was
the repeal of the Maine, Law, which some Of
the Democracy had pledged themselves to
advocate. Bills for this purpose were intro
duced into both branches, but there they
slept.
"Dorrism" is not dead in the State, or
Dorr either; but unhapply for harmony in
the camp, the party is divided between radicals
and conservatives. The friends of Dorr
demanded that he should be elected Chiel
Justice of the Supreme Court. The rum
portion had selected another man, although
Governor Dorr is not Maine Law man, and
would not yield. Wheeling Gas.
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How HARD IT IS TO BE CoNTENr.-A laun.
dress who was employed in the family Of
Governor, said to him with a sigh. Only think.
your Excellency, how small sum of money
would make me happy" SHOW little, madam!"
said the Governor. "Oh! dear sir, one hun
dred dollars would make me perfectly happy"
III that is all, you shall have it," and he i'm.
mediately gave it to her. She looked at il
with thankiulness, and before the Governor
was out of hearing, exclaimed, 81 wish had
said two hundred"
PRoLIFIc-A German woman in Cincinnati,
the other day gave birth to four boys. The
mother and children are doing well.
A WIFE FOR THE TINES The editor Of the
Mountain Banner, North Carolina paper,
says that during his absence his wife set the
type for four columns of the paper, prepared
the copy, read the proof, and wrote some edi-
torials.
MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, June 20.--This city gives a ma
iority of 800 in favor of the Main lquor law
lately passed by our Legislature, and made sub
ect to ratification by vote of the people.
Judging from the returns thus far received
from the interior, the State will give a ma
iorty not far short of 10000 or four to one in
favor of the law.
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"OLp BuLLlos."-Col. r. H. Benton ba,

"OLp BULLION, Col r. II. Benton has
declined being candidate for reelection to
Congress from the St. Louis district intending
to devote himself to canvass for election to
the Senate, in place o: Mr.. Atchison, whose
term expires in 1858, With this view, he
will, after his present visit to Washington
City, where he goes to write up his "Thirty
Years Memoir of the U. =. Senate" return
and make tour throughout the southwestern
counties Of Missouri, end be back TO take his
seat in the House Of Representatives in
December. In letter Oh this subject he
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-08

MARBLE-We understand that an immense
vein of beautiful marble has been discover
ed within few days on the Youghiogheny
river, in the Connellsville Railroad. There
is no marble that we are aware of west OF
the Allegheny mountains, except in some OF
the Northwestern states, and this vein must
prove very valuable. On the opening of the
railroad, blocks oft can be delivered quite
as cheeply in Pittsburgh as ordinary freestone
now is, and we have no doubt that in few
years that city will be able to boast of her
marble palaces as well as her eastern sisters.
Isaac Hugus, Esq, of this borough, owns the
tract ofland on which it has been found
Somerset Herald.