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Cr4s. r. FoRsEE. Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PowHATAN

Ar. uerlnc OF tie Democratic party O Powhntan, held
h i.rur, House Monday, the 4th day OF April 1883
81 Drake called The meeting 10 order and on his mo-
49, Df 40 Crunp called 10 lho Chair, and Z. t.
t!oi..s ,uponred Secretary.
I'm, chai. explained the object OF the meeting to be- lie
ooI,n,nt OF Delegates Convention 10 be- held at Fray
I Tavern in Cumberland county, Saturday the 10Th
~ acr 10 nominate candidate represent; the counties of
Cumberland and Powhe!an, in the next House Of Dele
gates. 80
cruls of Powhatln be delegated ~ said Convention
Mr. Dlinry's motion was unanimously adopted
On Dr. Harvies motion IL was
Ordered That the proceedings OF This meeting be signed
bv the Chairman auj Secretary and forwarded 10 the Rich
mora Examiner and Enquirer for publication.
And then, on notion The meeting adjourned
ALB. CRUMP, Chairman
c. r. FoIsEE Secretary.
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THE ORIGIN OF FLOWERS.

By JENNY JAY.
Flowersi whence come your wondtous birth.
Decking with beauty the dark brown oarthf
Ye call her mother-bIt tell me where
Ye gather your hues so passlpg ia!Ii
IT'S not from her.
We come from the land called the Spirits homo.
Wher. angels iu beauty and gladness roami
Each virtue, each grace in that bright sphere,
Shows forth in the form OF a flower here,
TITS thence we come.
But wherefore so far from your native sky,
Come ye midst nortsls 10 bloom and die'
Msrk We that here The chill winds blow,
And Death that your own realms never know,
Make all his own2
We know OF the sorrows that gather here,
or the blishted hopeof the flowing tear
And Ills 10 beguie from care awhile
To brighten the Earth with the Angels smile,
That We are come.
The lily, the rose, the violet's breath,
Yield 10 the monarch that yoa call Death.
But tear not his power, and OF this be sure,
He can change but the iorm-thc spirit pure
Retuns 10 Heaven.
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EsvTsaEtN.s ssseUiEl3R.
sAruRp1r MoRs.sa, April 0, isas.

|
The cauca ll which been brought 10 bear upon on
,v slsc,ions las resulted il excluding from The Common
Council OF ch,nond every Democrat that belonged to i.
OF whom wei. that worthy and universally esteemed sell
made citize WM C. ALLEN and the not less respected a'
| useful Counc.iman SAMUEL D. DESooS.
The Courc OF this corporation has never bee" es''>
Is political dv IL has rurey made itself SUCH 10y .'s c
uc or It's The patronage under lis coh''o' 70
ncapre 10 b urned Il, political effect if s members "e's
a,s,d Il, ~. il in that wav and the action ut ie h''ie"
Lnurch caucga and If tho Wing r.r'y proper OF hc""o
j. ncvinu il; ,t.cs in proceeding The few pemocia'I
,nclo,n .bo hsd served the city long ana eccsP'do'
was srstu:,cs exercise of partisan jealousy ana power
Z. !, wse n.srded retaliation for the acuoh '' u.e
:, ~ az in the State and Federal government III
,.pad 20 political Office, |! was Ike ms ress"'"c' - "
~ ,,,n :, .dd,n under the foot Of giant, furnishing
IN, an excuse for ghadpg It into powder. !. taxes ava!
,o The onnosiop psrty whatever moral strength oeie'
ivo uolrv am an elevated strain Of remembrance "o"'o
have given Them
In The c,Y oi Richmond wha, sort Of argument can hey
mike sonins, democratic prescription when they can DC met
by Tho snawer ha they turned of the Council such mcu
as WIN c. ALLEN and SAML D. DEMON
The charter election, which finally ended with yesterdays
sunset have resulted Ia the election oil JOSEPH MAYO as
Navor, r r D,.IKl as Commonwealth Attorney; CHAs.
Howard az Clerk of Hastings Court; JuHS NJ. FERevsos
Seroean, BEVERLY BLAIR High ConsIab'ci JULIUS A.
HoRsos "a Collector; D. VI. MILLER Assessor THOMAS
NJ L.pp as Surveyor j. H. SruoBIA IS Guascr; NJ Bates
Superintendent; Of Streets; c. CAMPBELL Supcrinten-
dent OF Gae Works L. DAVIS Superintendent OF Wa
Ter Works. A. NlIcHAELs Superintendent Poor House. NJ
f. Srnarroy as Register Water Works; l.. Il. Luck as
Grain Meosrer and a. WILKINSON Captain of The Night
Wpfc
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ nnR rri he nn!rcs ,.,,o conssnk Of Tic S.nate
aisCELLhtEou-.

By and trih tie rHrce consent Of The Senate.
aiscELLAiEou-.
VIM II Tc!ch, r',i"l us,,cc Of the United States
fer he Territory 81 Minnesota, place Of Henry z Hny"e
rcmor I'd.
iu,.:ew e. CharfrI: 10 be nunssociac justice OF the ro.
ed States Territory .! Minnesota place Of DAVID
Cocpcr, whose commission has Expired
Moses SnchnrEr, 20 be associate lUs'ice o. tie unln
Smcs for the Territory Vt Hnnscta, :" place Of bucj d.
1..krr tu"v,d.
Cho,!cs L. Jodon &c mar,Ia Of lie U:l,rd States f9r
HE nor,iern Ni.> sipr, place oi Wa" MtGIs
tn e-aEct Ia axe ellie. from VIZ 5ih 81 Juno next
Mnnt.sii. M%r-nr, =" l." rirsl 81 ie UGIed Sta'c'
Ter l.e dsrt 81 icn;sta'a. IN Place :" "isa" D
Scot, wI.ec commission !.a= expired.
Thema- +. Rsyn!. 10 ai.pu"Y Of tho C.itcG S'a'e,
ior district D2I2"a'" place OF P She~a'd johnson
Isaac $ K O.irt 10 be attorney Of Inc United States f
the southern drc! OF California in place of Alfred Nt
F,anr. Bn Of South Caroline ro br he third auditor Of
The treasury o! tir United Safes in Place {" Junn GAIA
!ri. reu."vr:.
r Il Ko'r. to be ual,cd States assay.r in Caforn,
provisions ,he The 30th ot Screm
Der. 1850, in place Of AGGusius iUE5utt removed"
Jom D. FIrl! j., be asaaYcr Of the Efancn min:
plhonrgn Ca, in place NJ. t. Stephenson, remove
j. Guirn ~ be cunn 81 the branch mint r,Ncp u
leans La in piece Of \ Devsi reno .ei hran,
Charles Bieavcnuc, % be superintendent 81 Nc.
min, II New Orleans, Louisiana, in lace OF '''O0'
Airline, remoyc,i y,,L :, a.. :.
cordec .; he general land office, ~ p''''
| removed. :, ,oois,.r ., ,hp ,aLt
o.f; =, Esyi; nt., il, ,.4ce 81; Joseph a. d. Stfs
removed. :, .,oro,-r,, n I.oa,;or II,
the tinted safes 10 ntrtI America.
r. ~ !, I'll OF .H d: Island 10 be consul oil i'r
70 ', 49, y,..na .ustfiY. Place o! G. Schwai
removed ), oore,l ~ ,,. Ir,i,.d sat. a.
:. ,hnr, Sweten, in place o: {. a. Moray ccceasei
PusTMAsTEGs.
p.,!ei Stevens postmaster, EimiTa, New } OK
ws p Close, postmaster, Saratoga opsiGgs Ne" l"ih
l;I,lries T. Gay, postmaster, Ncwars, New Jet:e"
samuel NJ Chambers, p0s!inatter Jersey Ciy, Ne" 'o'
sey >, - - t,,.s,
William a. BenJam n, postmaster, Trenton Ne" Je'-si
Robert l. Glow, postmaster, Princeton, New Jersey
William D. Cluin, postmaster, Paterson, New Je:sey
John f. Hunt. postmaster, Toledo. ONO.
William r. Morrison postmaster, Ne"aiE, ONO
james Kelley, postmaster, CO.ing'nn, ksn,Icky
y .Iain ). Pickett. Postmaster, May:vie hcn,He"'
Joseph MrC"r.cIct, ro.ua-tc-. eainT hDh2 i-po'''
! Gco!.c i 81! in..Itts f. !. = ~ .a., DE
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THE REST APRIL. FOOL or THE SEASON.

Among the many attempts "a Tlry ell PRACTICAL Joses up
on the green oaes Of the hrs; OF April that OF lady al
ope of the boarding o cy is The beat have
ever heard ot II this: She procured from marble
yard several pieces ct beautifully white marble and break
ns them into nice LITTLE irmPs put them Into the suga
bowls The counterfeit compiete-nI unsuspcctinl
orr.oa coui detected The fraud Soon suppe.
rady The poured and sugar bowls passed
around the table Everybody took two, three Jumps
according their liking Then followed general tasting
and stirring all around The table no5ndys sweet
enough and The sugar refused positively 10 melt. They
ground their spoons against H. and stirred again. and again
BUT il go The proved 10 be marble, and they
for cnce proved TO be April fools Cka,ston Standard
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A'ICAi.
iE SrANZAS.
rA.TCS, L. $. ARMY.
~ face, mother,

flo me,
~. I'm, place, mother.
which no., fill but thee:
Since have heard thy tone, mother.
TITS many the night and day;
The path by the stream seems lone, mother,
And the woods where my footsteps stray
Tho II seems a lorc-long :rack, mother
To chi!dhoDd's distant bowers,
Yet fancy oft looks back, mother
To nv early infant hours.
Dreaming hear ayain, mother,
TIE words thou vert won't IL weave,
When Inv soothing voices deep strain mo'hst,
Lu'd me to sleep II eve.
And | think OF the gentle hand mother,
Moulding my pillow iigh;,
And the lip with us Kisses oii'ia' "'.''nef-
Which scald IN. kiud good n'ght
And Pm reminded of, mosner,
Thro memory's vista dim,
OF ,hy ncccrts pleading soft mother,
In the pensiye sabbath hvmn,
Those times long slnce haze fed, mother,
Not a. the bird and bee
They lcll returnl But dead, mother
are those halcyon hours for me.
Age with HIS mystic wand, mother,
Has wrinkled thy mild smooth brow,
Shriveled my full fair hand, mother,
And sprnkled thy locks with snow
Fourscore are full thy years, mother,
And thine a fursaken hearthi
Blu, soon will be dried thy tears mosher,
And thy sorrowing turned 10 mlrtn
Should tho boon permitted be- motner,
When happy in yonder SKIES
To look upon mine and me, mother,
Watch us, with sleepless eyes.
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WHAT GOLD Is COMING TO.--Ths North American
Review has d bnrac article tho prediction of gold
and which the think bat the exercise Of
ordinary caution assume thar lhc annual supply OF 'he
precious metals will fell below hundred millions Of
dolrrs for many years and that IL quarter of century
tho supply will pccate roncy 10 half hirt s
uresrut ius'
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House. CO DELEGATES, March 81, 1883

EN1.HeT
The Democrats Of PrIrco william, King George aGI
81 r, i'll nent In Convention, u: the purpose
f.,:lia.l!ny r.n.idate Tor the Senate.
.: TIC Macy nh. Democrats who have heeE spo&eo
To- this appointment, greatly prefer capt. William II
Brownc
CapaIn 27ow has represented King George and stat
ford in the House II Delegates ably nrt Faithfully
He is an uiHncng Democrat always rue Ia his pariT
nd one nf attentive md puncthli members ahc
,tu!y reflects he wishes Of his constituents
His unit n Efforts prevent exrravagant appropriations
-. ltncv. rta increasing nuisance the free De2Tcet tc
.:,v- i!,anks "f thr pG.rn vi HE whole Stale.
The wiirrT "f lhis his paid particular attention 10 III.
Legislative cVurec u Capain B.
STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.
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TOBACCO lNspECTloN-The New o,!sans pieay

uue OF the 20l! ult ha. the following paragraph
large number of the influential factors and buyers
OF tobacco This city have pc;one The Sa'n Legislature
against bill resolution recently offered in he Senate The
object of which rereal IL claus" the inspection
laws which taScs The Inspection tobacco vuiunt
Tni. clause bu.es and factors the t! q "lan
law insp.. 's hnGaH ltiG fT",r- s~ *t.tiis
Sr,,e ln>.u, IT, IL, naary sys:r las seen ~ orsri
snc- 1850 ani h.s satisfaction ~ IL" tobacco
growing States ri The West that extent Ina; hr Lgis
siucs I,c passed resolutions approving tie present sys
pm
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we'd that hr. SWEENEY be excused: his absence bon
| srd by sickness in his family. -
| Mr. SAuspERs said hat he would make us. of tho a.
tunr Jl,cd n!iH bf til motion To the Son
from Wheeling 10 say rpty 10 complaints by Se'
tors against those who struggling TO defeat aci
the majority of The body that he thought the
strange one What said Mr. s.. is The easel Eighteen 81
tuts small minurily barely exceeding rh!r! Of ~
senate resolved Ia force upon The accidental min r
,;in.e p-cs.,it .Bw involving the irapor;,n, ,
aIcnccs- nay, in opinion fatal 10 the Internal Inn,
! ,ncnt interest n he Cmrmcnwe.ith-ct the VERY
ira moment of The Grn":ai Assembly, when there /. III
ness necessary &c tDus, ard which BE- done nh
.,urrrrCni and when 'h1 Senators al.cnt cn;Ii So,
suppose that important SUBJECT w~nit ne agatct a. =.
senator's have hinicd a. the fictitious disposition of The ~
nniiy ard hayc Indirectly threatened hold Them No,
the indignant .! public opinion. Mr. S did n
suppose his position was .! vary great importance. h
h. desired his declaration 20 along with the nuncj,ri
OF Senators He declared at, rather Than have VIA, ~
con ,ns,y believed 10 ne !aul measure aaop,t
tris ncon>itrrarc manner, he "oul! walk .; ln
Scrac chamber, (f he c"!d ert OUT leave M
quorum fr The r,nsnctiJn OF business II true ;b,,
generally his day j.. pcs, nj, and 10 aii the o
nary operations Of The hodv but he considered this con-
ct OF duties ucr he SHOULD decide for huiscll which wa
the more Imperative.
Mr. DcuaLAs replied % the Senator from WILLIAMSBURG
His friend took unteEaL!c position when he place hi.
Justification to aiding ia The detea, OF lcOn this bill uon
the ground that o.y eighteen Senators constituted he NJ,
orty hsrnnd that he would counirna1cr ,h
Efforts dictate Ia ia" entire S. II ity members
acted upon that principle II would % necessary him 10
adhere 10 IT, when other bills came un BECAUSE |, was well
knGwn hat eighteen wee majority only those now
present. but OF all tie Senators IN the c;y t.. lbscnees
gone home, knowing that ibis sus. sni too re
eurng the sanction of constitutional majority we're na,d
rg in he = ate, and it for refusing 10 p,o
coed with business, because eighteen constituted majority
OF those lett behind. I'll" remark would apply 10
what had !acn rom the Senator from Fairfax
Mr.. :wgg%EY was thcn excused
Mr. SAr>nERs E!3vrj that the Senate adonrn and u,
SHAcKELFpRD desiring tie ayes a0d noes, gajou!nrer
!elsci-ay"s Is, no Il.
Mr.. lAy.E mOvcG tina; The Senator from Rockinqt,,
Mr DESEALEl M excused stating Tho cause Of his abse
Agreed 10.
Mr.. SArSpERs moved that hir "IssToS be excused ss
being SICK Agree! 10.
Mr. RroER moved Nj GsEAvsR BE- excused Refused
ares nDrs 10
Mr. IHuMAs mu"cd that The Senate adjourn, and Mr.
qIitipc the ana noes, adjournment
rrIsed-ayrs Is, nbes II.
The call having been concluded, Mr. MAaTN moved thar
The Arms be after The ahsrn;ees ann the
PRESIDENT 50 directed.
M REcgR novel that the Senate adjourn. Ayes Is
noes IL. So the Senate adjourned.
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IMPORTANT rkON MEXlCO.
.Saxta .+nra U,s!Ircd President

Ngw ORLEANS april he Daily Delta has dates rom
IN, city .: VI. sicn the 1871 "f March.
prrsitcn, LumburitEa WIKI lis Secretary and Generals
UracI Marlin CIrrara assemble the II h. ard opened
The ,aut boxes the recruteEcon President Of The
Republic. Each Sa'e cast h one vuc, and the result was
eighteen States voted Tor SAINT Aura aud FIVE for he Other
cund dates,
General Santa Arr ;'cn formally declare! by Lon.
h,sJiua President 81 Tie Republic ii N"NicH a'i !s great
manifestations u ,f.!:tuslgnn tie VIII b. Immediately
inau2uraea reaching c cp!ta 10. w"!ci the greatest
f;cuaratlpt!s were makla..
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RECEPTION DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Friday last bc;ng rcccplion-day the White ioe Tho
passage way leading the antrooms 81 the reception
10 the above building, so !hongei win visitors Of
eay hour that the door had &c locked and bur
majors members Of Congress and ochcE distinguished indi
yiduas were admitted.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

fsoyIpENcx April This election in this State for Gov
error Lieut. Governor and members o the Legislature, us
as members Of Congress, which took place on Ned
aesday has resulted entire Democratic sweep The
returns elected their entire State
,cke, both members Congress- and considerably sjur
lie. In both branches tie LEGISLATURE thus giving them
q g. Senator in place of Clarke, Wing.
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Correspondence OF the Journal of Commerce.
on 4

HAVANA, .NlTCH %, ISo5
Mr. King as Vice President the United States, took
the Da,n OF Office administered by the Hon w. l.. Shar.
KEY u S. Consul Al Havana, al the plantation Of Mr..
Chauraude (Aadnel neor Matanzas on the Path Instant
at twelve O'clock There present al the ceremony
the Hon. Geo. W. Jones. member of the House from Ten
nessee several American gentlemen iiun Havana and
a few Span!ads and Cr,oles-n Il! about fifteen PERSONS
Mr. King health has improved and he will re
turn 10 thu United H. would probably have been
Improved he submitted only 10 the ameiora!ue nhu
steam bathe
informed tina, there excitement, and con
Of people, gathered AZ nort on account OF ht
remarkable circumstance. and of occurrence
ro promulgated IN, few friends OF the Consul Cit
zsns Of the United States, temporarily hers.
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THE AFFAIR AT TIE UNIVERSITY.

The Charlottesville Jeersonon says that Tuesday and
Wednesday last examination had by u called court
into the shooting OF Mr.. George r. rurpn by Mr.. john s.
Mosby when the latter committed TO Jail TO await
his trial before the Superior Court in May next Cou1 sci
for the accused T. Wason Esq Tor tho Con,mon wealth
VIM j. Robertson, Esq.
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+ Mirror.

THE CHARLESTON tI.,E.- We have heretofore Civ.
on \. epruuhc account FIRE which occurred
40 Charleston On Monday morning last. The Courier esli
mates the loss al S35 000 number OF the .houscs des
royed were small comparatively OF little values yet The
fac, That they occupied BY families who have not
only been rendered houseess hn have ost their iilc all
sppess loudly the feelings of the hnmane and benevolent
The orlgia Of the fire has not been ascertsined
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TnE House. or DrLEGATs. "Wednesday night, passed
bill pruviuiaS Tor running ana marklns me Eastern
boundary lire herwccu this State and Maryland.
bill proviiiEg for running and marking the Neseu
boundary line between this State and Maryland; and
bill 10 incorporate the Potomac Flour Mann!aciuring
Company Of A!exanirl.
The Disagreement o.. the Senate 10 ;ha amendment Of The
House 10 The Revenue BILL providing for exemption Of
$50 worth Of personal property rom taxation was discus
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We regret TO learn that on
Monday a. IN Lewi5turg fight TOOK place between some
family of late Mr. Calsen and the Shif.tt fnni-
~ 10 which firearms used young Shit1ett was. !.
10 believed tnortay woul-c and young man, named Fo
gus engaged with the Collisions severely beaten with clubs
from which! !. 10 thought he will not MIR. Mic'sl
Csson learn, also slot. We understand the par
Ties have been lodged III Jail.
long existing euc between these Two families has been
She consequences OF this nh.!r.
TFrdrmers' Friend Union 70
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nOuINaTIn>S Cr%rInN,TtoNS

WAsHIxGToS Hpr - tr Sonic ms hotnnaei
and corfi rrnrG Minister - Sm.u.
Nj Kendall as be.m cori.,aca Postmaster II New Or.
Jeans
Al the Registers ari Receivers in Arkansas have been
coniifmni
Wa f. Phillips Q: FAnqer county. Va has been cor.
iirmot S8l. rdtrr
lie Attorney General has na,c very eLc report IN RI.
er,n.g ;hp-;- - R:Tciu s1iz,! and .cain,t
hv Mr. X. ', ai, sunI;ucnirft IGter writ
Ole, a. siC Gu,"t.,. Ir. j. Bow refusing gIY" up
raf"r G:.irs ic r.it % the court ~ grant
II q nI4
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FALSE RrMons AEaIr TILE CABINET.

WAsHIS6-aS, April 1-P. -Rumors abIul Il fare up
in The cahinc:, rgmoidciing the same rnrtnl
aud will tie ,rrg:nph.' There il truth In lntm
| whatever. The Cabinet nit.
III. Senate as norh,s o. hur is ready confirm ar
p.ininrr;E - lamp, amd ti.ratJ"nn.
Hon Nj Suulc q! LpT,siaa VI mister 20 Spain, was
nctnlru,rt and cu:sf '::.a tU-ia.
Hon Robert J. Maker spken Of as M!n!stc: TO Eng.
land
Nj Sliel declines The mssin 10 Central America, and
w!! hc rrlii:lrt 10 The L. :. srrhln.
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The New York Erening Pos, in announcing s purpose
10 enlarge It's dimensions, says:
We expect drive this press well tie presses ia
Job office by cacrc engine Of Cnp; E:iccson's nreuun
and modelling which is in Process vi construction b.
the Messrs Hosg DelLmater sEd which will BE the first
application OF that patent TO the AT OF printing.
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/ CiScrSsATr April 5--iIr aciici ~ "hiips q '!,'
rolling r az Coyiu"rOa X, eTp ,cet 81 n"en Io.' =,
DESTROYING me tu,!ng and dangerously scaicng eieh'
sn,s an. wonndjrp many diners. There about ~
men working in and around The building at The ;nle
losr vas Blown 10 Distance OF 2yU ieei .ni iei' ~ "
ing river. Tie 1p.c.lon - -itionten 10 me he-'''
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TaE II 8 FYIGaTE SaRANAC.

TIE Q. s. FRIGATE SAkANAC.
sAvASsAH Ap,i! 6-The l. S frigale Ssranae reported
ashore has been got M with but slght injury She has ar.
rived here, and Is goifg into The Dry Dock.
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GOLD MINE IN CANADA.

QuErEc April 6.Rcsporsibe parties 10 England have
petition before Parliament of charter work gold mine
In of The tow nshps Of Canada East.
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Spring; SUPPOSED TO Be THE MURDERER -


PnLApELsaa April sAn umbrella has been '.u" oc.l
the cellar Vt the Cnesnu' street. VIM wipts'
rd fuv identified by The Nagan family rs harln2 osc"
BY them to Spring lie murderer This goes 70 snow ,o
concusiyelv that he also The murderer 81 e !n,t
mt Rink. Iatcrd there is now scnTeef Ho"'
Syringe being the man.
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Ir.p Hasrlsa7oS. ESQ. gentleman vel Ni"" ~
his connection Tor many years with lie Lo'efhae"
narrort died in Washington city on the ~ instant ~
S,, var Of his .e. lie was in King George c"uH
" bur m ,h- las, tit,y yeas had resided in The Ds'C
tnIuubi, H. was d::tan,ly connected By descehaan,
ia Win IN. WASHINGTON family j! immortal memory
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GUN
SyslSortELD, Apr6-A Convention Of Spirilualsts Of
Massachusetts, commenced its session In this city to-day.
About believers present. and presided
over BY Dr. H. +. Gardner of Springfield. Among the In.
dyduals presen, Rev Adm Baou Rev John NJ Spear
and Rev Mr.. Fnaey cs Ohio; he latter of whom made a
loug address the S"snna boldly oEoacGlns to 3oad,s,
dOctriue of p6I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-12

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOClETf.-Ihe re
cep,s of this Society iroGi st the 24t of March
amounted 10 S25S4 o. Including donation o Sl0U from
Moses Shepperd, Esq Of Baltimore, and $1,000 from The
Pennsylvania COLONIZATION towards colonzing s3l slave:
mauum,,ed by Miss Ee,sy Gordon Of Orange county Va.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
~ HOBENsACK,S LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is liable to disease tnn the
LIVER it serving ilterer 10 purify The blood, Civ
ing the proper secretion t. the bile that amy wrong
tun of the Liver effects the other Important parts ot the
syseu and results variousy, in Liver Complaint. Jaul
dice Dyspepsia, sc. We should therefore, watch every
symptom that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
These Pills being composed Of ROOTS g. PLANTS fur
nishcd by nature to heal the sick Namely, lst An EN-
PECTORANT, which augmens the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge
Of sccreted matter. 2nd An. ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in ineXplicahe and inscnsbe the
certain m lhid action of the system 3rd TONIC
which gives tone and strength to the system.
neNing health and vgnr to all parts uf the body ith
CATlIARTIC- which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients and operating ON the Il wes and exre
ling the whole mass ol corrupt and vitinted matter. and PIT
rying the Blood which destroys disease ind restores
health.