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correspondent of the Savannah Courier pronounees
the naval dock recently constructed at Pensacola fail
The frigate Columbia taken up in it, but the
deck swagssd the CENTRE and the ship pressed
that the OF her wardroom could be closed IL
also found impossible tske the dock with the ship
On it, into the basin prepared TO receive it.
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lime PfEcE."-The question being ask ed of a ser
want In Hotei-Is that clock light. Certainly Sir was
Tue answer Isn't not too slow? No sir. hnov it is
no. we se1s our clock by III. Frederick sburg cars.
BY STANDER
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BALTIMORE MARKET. June

FLoUR-Ws note sales to-day OF 450 bbls at 81 62I
bb
CoRNSales ofthe day aggregate about 900 bushels
White sells So and yellow 81 cents per bushel
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James C. Hail. late Postmaster General of the
United States. has been elected President of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, vice Judge Ellis,
resign sd.
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BWe are informed that the Steam Saw
mill and stables, with nine horses, situated in
the upper end of Fluyanna county, the property
of Mr.. Thomas Payne of that county, were all
consumed by fire on Thursday night last. The
loss estimated at $4,000.
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EDINBURG REVIEWING are indebted to Mr..
James Woodhouse, for the April No. of this ia
vorlte Magazine. The following is the table of
contents: Alisons History of Europe since 1sl S;
Marriage with a deceased Wife's Sister; the
Church of England in the Mountains; Recent
Novels: "a gatbas Husband' the National Gal
lery; Mr.. Disraeli: his character and career;
Public Education; Marceus: Memoirs of the
Restoration, and the Income Tax Subscriptions
to this together with all he other lead1 British
Reviews, received by Mr.. Woodhouse, and furn
shed nearly free of postage.
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Hon. A. H. STEPHENs.--A et9er to the Au-
gusta Chronicle in reference to the injuries re-
ceived by Mr. Stephens at the late accident on
the Macon Railroad says:
Mr.. Stephens head was badly cut, his left
arm broken just above the elbow. and his body
severely bruised all over by the Railroad accident
Tuesday night He was delirious for several
hours, but has improved rapidly. He slept last
night as souudly as child, and is doing remarka-
bly, we'll. There is no reason for anxiety on his
account, though his broken limb and bruises may
confne him to his room for some time. His two
brothers are with him.
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Hon. SoLoN BoRLAND.-This gentleman, re-
Gently appointed Minister to Central America, at
latest advices from Arkansas, had not resigned
his seat in the Senate of the United States, and
it is intimated in the papers of that State til at he
has some motive connected with the appointm ent
of his successor in delaying his resignation as
Senator.-RepubLc.
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In Philadelphia the 9th of June. Of Eryspelas, in
the 2ad year OF his age, JOHN EPPES, formerly of
this city.
On Sunday morning, 10th instant, ROSA HEATON,
nfant daughter of Thomas A and Phoebe Rust
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CRY CoUNcIL.-At the regular monthly
meeting of the Council yesterday evening, the
following gentlemen were present :-Messrs
Darlington. Richards, Haskins, Anderson, Snead
Maupin, McCance, Hill, Scott, Myers and Tai
bolt.
Messrs. o. P. Baldwin and Thomas U. Dud-
ley were appointed as trustees Of the Lancaste-
rian school, vice G. N. johnson and j. K Gardi-
ner, resigned.
A petition was read from Charles Marx and
others. praying the repeal of the 9TH section OF
the lately passed market ordinance, and some
additions to the conveniences now existing in the
markets.
A motion was made to refer that part of the
petition asking the repeal Of the 7th section of
the market ordinance to the Committee on Mar
kets and the residue to the Committee on the first
market: carried.
DR.. Snead submitted resolution requesting
the city Engineer e'to prepare and present to the
Council as soon as practicable plan for the pro-
lection of persons selling at the vegetable markets
from the effect OF sun and Storm Adopted
DR.. Maupn offered substitute for portion
of the report of the Committee on Finance,
asking an appropriation of SIS, 900, to purchase
for the city lot, corner of 18th and Marshall
streets. now 10 the possession of Mrs. Maria
Brown. which was adopted.
The Council then took up the Report of the
Committe of Finance, which was being DISCUSS
ed when Reporter left.
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- H.C0O SPK1NasS.-Tbis
SAINT retreat will be opened to visitors ON tLe 5tb
June since the last season additions and
nave been made In the Hotel and Cabns--indeed The
Whole establishment has undergone thorough repair-
competent assistants and servants in the diff rent do
partmens have been procured good Band of Music
engage and everything done secure the comfort and
pleasure OF the guests The waters are of three kinds
Sui hur, Chalybeate, and combination of the two
and an attentive observation of many wears enables the
subscriber to confidently that these waters are eh
beneficial especially in dysPeptc cases and in the
diseases OF females and children.
~ Baths hot and cold, may be had as heretofore.-
The Ball Room Rowling Alley and other sources of
amusement invite those who in quest of recreation
and pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatan county,, on
the river Road near the Manakin Town Ferry II miles
above II edmond. '' - ''
The cars of the Richmond and Danylle Railroa6
leaving the city every morning O'clock SUNDAY,
excepted1 Will convey visitors to RoNou's Station
whence large and commodous omnibus. in addition to
the one used last year, will take them to the Surface
The ara through VIII not exceed ST. car viii oso
leave richmond every Saturday evening bv which M
rangement visitors may visit the Springs at The close Of
the week aud return early Monday morning
board $40 per month; SO per week; ssl so ner lac,
oh.ldren under IL years of age and colo ed serya,s
han price Horses ga cts per day; single meals md
lodging 50 cts each, ' anu
oHAs. A. McEVOY, Esq, whose instructions in
dancing have given such general satisfaction will lba
tore abandoning ls present proesson give his last les
sons to class at the Springs during the season.
h
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Hlm MM CIGARS Direct from Havana to,
cCOsOOV Richmond.We have just received
per brig George Washington direct this port from
the island OF Cuba 300 900 Cgars of the choicest and
most delicious brands in selected expressly for The
Southern trade, and warranted of pare Vaeta Abapu
tobacco all of which offer upon favourable term In
lots of 10 10 900.
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CHAS. II. WORTHAM r. co.

AND For SALE We offer for soIe 40 acre
u OF Land. with comfortable framed dwelling and
very line orchard and spring OF excellent water thereon
This land lies about three miles below Richmond on h,,
Mechaniesvle Turnpike road in a ve.y healthy ami
respectable neghbonrhood The farm may be ncre asei
to o7 acres If desired The land is in high state ct
market garden Apply to
my 25 TOLFR & COOK Apen.s
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SALE OF MOUNT VERsoN.-A Washington telegraphc
despair to the Northern papers says:
Ger ain parties have been for time in treaty for
effected Friday, conditionally providing that the
estate be offered to Congress the session. and
should Congress purchase then he sale the present
parties will be annulled The amount of the purchase
money has not trans pred but hundred thoHsan nd
dollars were previously ofer ed and eclined.
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OWNER WANTED FOR GOLD WATCH AT
THE Police OFFIcE.-A negro fellow named
James, slave, in the employment of free man
named Gentry, was arrested by the Charley
Saturday night, in this city, under rather suspi-
cious circumstances. la the first place, tn @
fellow had an improper pass. and in the second,
a fine gold watch was found upon his person.
As it seemed highly probable that he had not
obtained the watch honestly. he was questioned
as to the manner of its possession, when he as
sured the Charleys that he had purchased it at
the store of Mr. Henry Hyman. On being ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday. Mr.. Fl.
was summoned to appear for the purpose of test
ing the verify of the statement of the negro
lie obeyed the summons, examined the watch,
and declared that he had not sold it to the prison.
er. The fellow was thereupon ordered below
for punishment and the watch retained. It il
quite handsome time pie ;e, was manufactured
by Woodhouse, Liverpool, and is numbered
1921. The owner can obtain the watch by call
ing at the Mayors Office and proving owner
ship.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

Sewing MaehiAes are fashionable in the North and
sadders and shoemakers profit by their use, wei,
tailors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-14

Cough stated in his lectures at Trenton, N J., that
100000 persons had signed the pledge, and connected
themselves with the Wasbinstonan movement that Of
this number 10000 had refrigerated and violated the
pledge and either fill drunka ds grave. were mis-
ersbs drunkards; that the original OF the project
now kept low GROCERY in Baltimore aud was the best
customer himself
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SAFE and mild spe edy and permanent cure for
~ Piles, no matter IN what form how long stand
my.
This remedy is compounded according to established
ing properties.
Physicians of the first standing have used il in their
practice. for all the diseases for whlh is recommend
ell with the most perfect success when all other rrme
dies have Ialed to fleet a cure.
This Ointment Is unsurpassed in value for all kinds of
local Inflammation Sore Breasts ef Females, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, White Swelnes
Ulcers, Buns or Scalds, Cuts Bruises Rh eumatis
Nc.
The unparalleled success attending the use of the
above Ointment, has induced the lropretors to give it
more extensive circulation. We feel well assured W..
strictly within the lint oftru h. when we nv that
Other remedy Effected more cures or given more
general saslaction than this, far been pro-
perv tli"d.
We have in possession large number of eer,iG-
Gates from the most re liable persons the community
testfyt to It's great efficacy in the OF Ptes aud
other diseases for which it is recommended
We feel perfectly safe in making the following fair
pro oson to the suffering: That where this Ointment
has been used IN ST. accordance with the directions
sufficient length ottime, without being attended by be-
nelical results. Their money shall be refunded when lb
fact is made known
HUTCHINSON S PILE OINTMENT is now nut up
In nedt tin boxes with directions and pamphlet around
each box, containing ricates.
Price per box ounces so cents; ounces ST. A lib
eral discount made to Agents.
- AMSTERDAM, May 9Th, 1858
Mr. HUTCHESON-Dea Sir: / take pleasure in saw.
ing that the PILE OINTMENT has been used in nv
family anu has gwen ente satsftction giving lmmeA
date relief and if applied it should be, l have no
doubt would make permanent cures.
lake Sfeat pleasure in recommending it TO the
Hlcted. Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL WOODWARD.
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON x Co, Am.terd I'm,
Rotetour county, Va For sale by
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VALUABLE LAND EoR SALE

M lSHlNG to have less business on my hands Of
w Tor sale one oil my OF lvnd on Willls's ri .
fer IN the county Of Cumberland adjoining The lands Of
John Wilson and Willis Sanderson and contsinins
between 500 and 600 acres, $50 800 of which is a
original gruwth and well timbered having sniciencv
OF pine timber besides this there is good supply of OH
held pino, OF large growth Thore upwards of lO
acres OF low grounds and the balance bieland in pooj
condition to cultivate. This land is well suited to the,
growth OF corn, wheat and tobacco and has on if
comfortable dwelling with two rooms below and two
above kitchen of brick and the necessary out -houses
The neighbohood is good, and the place healthy and
well watered
Persons wishing buy land will do we'll to call on a
as on account OF my health am anxious to get nv
business matters in a small compass and will make tbe
September ext, it will be for rent.
My Post Office is Gainesville Va
TARLTON WOODSON
Cumberland June z, ls53,-cwtl stSep
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CENTENARY ME-. CHURCH

CENTENARY NJ f. CHURCH.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARSONAGE so
l. ClETY.-The CHOIR of Centenary Church. aided
by several Amateurs will give Concert of Sacred Mn
sic at the Church, commencing at 8 o'clock on this
TUESDAY, evening, June H. 1858.
PROGRAMME
l. God of Evening from the Oratorio of All
salom-A Nina
Sacred Peace, &c 'estial Pleasure-C horus-A Nina
B. Forgive my Brother--Duett--R cmberg
d Fading, still Fading-Quartete
5. How beautiful upon the Noun ain--Cborus
s. The Bulia of Mrs Judsou-Quartette
Z. Peace on Earth-Anthem
s. New England Hymn characteristics Browne
9. Bridal Chofus-Semi Chorus
PART
~. The Spacious Firmament-C
II Rocked in the Cradle of he Deep-Solo-Jp KNIGHT
l2. Mariams Sone-Chnrus-Ayisop
Ia Snare my Brother-Duet from observation-disclosures
IL. When the Bloom-Solo--Afiss Dana
Is. Ear Der the Wave-Du~ tt-Mlss Dana
Is. High in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. ., Praise the Lord-Anhem
Conductor OF Music, MIR. e. G. EGGELING
ment of Mr. Jas Woodhouse ~ Wv ~
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HBHYSICHANS' SADDLE RAdss of the best
II patterns, and Family Medicine Chests of all sizes
for sale by ADIE GRAY, Druggists
le LIZ Main ST
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For Coughs, Colds, and other affections of The lungs
and throat generally, use SFABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT; ii is believed to be the
best medicine for this class of diseases yet discoveries
the Medical Faculty use it and thousands have been
cured by it. See advertisement in another column.
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SARATOGA WATER from Congress Spring
- and White Sulphur Water from the tireenbrier
White Sulphur Springs received direct for sale by
ADlE GRAY, Druggists
II Main
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HUTCHEsONS CELEBRATED ONT
NIENT FOR PILES.


c. B. WILLIAMS Recording Secretary.
lie 3-2aWtd
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company was Incorporated by enc
L Legislature of the Commonwealth o.
Massachusetts, in the year lco2, and have
paid in and secured capital of 100000
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by an Act of the
Legislature passed in October last, for the
greater security of those insuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured al
a very low rate for 8, 4 OF years, and at the
expiration of tho Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
1t is earnestly recommended to all, who
are not already insured, to become so with
out delay, for you know not how soon your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to insur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates at
which your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in insuring in this Company
is, that ii is a Stoek Company which prccludcS
the possibility of an assessment.
c. NJ. OWEN, President,
J. c. GooDRIDGE, Secretary.
W. S. LANE, Agent
Mddlebury, March 10, 1858. tf47,
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ELGIl SPRING HlUSE.

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
i the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense 10 max" It desirable
place of resort for invalils or parties of pleas.
IRE. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs Al
LEN and Russell, of Middlebury; Drs. BRAD-
roRp, MANSFIELD and HOPKINS, of Nergcnncs;
DR.. CRAM, Of Fcrrisburgh DR.. IiElNEnrRc, OF
Burlington; Dr. Horror, of Colchester; Dr.
WAnSER, of New Haven; DIR. H,zELToN, OF
Bristol; DR.. Bromley, of Huntington; and
DR.. WETHERBy, of Wcsttord.
The Proprietor will run carriage to the De
pot, in Nergennes, in connection with the Ex-
press train Of cars running South, leaving Bur
ington 10: 10 \. NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gennes II; 16 A. NJ in time torcach the Spring.
for dinner; or with any other train when re-
qucstcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part %
the country, in bottles or by the gallon
ey- Post Office address, Vergcnncs, W.
4tr SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
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Townships twenty-one and twenty-five, Of
range sir.
Townships twenty-one and twenty-five, Of
range sesen.
Townships twenty-oDe, twenty-five, twenty
three, and twenty-four, of range eight.
Townships twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty
three, twcnty-four, and twenty-five, Of range
Ten.
Townships twenty -four and twenty-five, of
range eiercn.
At the Land Office at STEvENS'S POINT,
commencing on Monday, the ninth day of
May next for the disposal of the public lands
situated within the limits of the undcrmcn-
toned townships, to wit:
North of the base line and cast of The fourth
principal meridian.
Township twenty five. of range fur.
Townships twenty-five, twenty seven, TWEEN
ty-eieht, twenty-nine, thirty, thirty one, and
thirty-two, of range Gve.
Township twenty five, Of range sir.
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty, thirty
one, in township twenty of range seven.
Townships twenty-five and twenty-six of
range ten
Township twenty five, of range elcren.
AT the Land Office at MENASHA ,commcnc-
ing on Monday, the twenty-third day OF May
next, for the disposal of the public land with
in the following named townships, viz:
North Of The base line and cast of The fourth
principal meridian.
Townships twenty-five and twenty three oi
range thirteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of
| schools, military and other purposes, togeth
| err with "thosc swamp and overflowcd lands
| made unfit thereby for cultivation" if any
which shall be selected by the State author
ties before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the public sales respectively
under the Act entitled An act to enable the
State ofArkansas and other States to reclaim
| the Swamp lands within their limits" ap.
proved September 2Sth, 1860, ieiH be erciud-
ed from the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands
will be commenced on the days appointed
and will proceed in the order in which they
are advertised, will all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered, and
the sales thus closed but no sale shall be
kept open longer than two weeks, and no pri-
vatc entry Of the lands will be admitted until
after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash.
ington, this first day of February, Ammo DOM
mi one thousand eight hundred and fifty
| three. WILLARD FILLMORE,
| by the President:
JOHN WILSON,
| Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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sa " b 8 TE RN ~
VERMONT RAILROAD.

COMPLETED TO BENNINGTON, where il
connects with the Troy & Boston Railroad,
forming the shortest and most desirable Rail
route between Rutland & Troy.
LIST. Mail Train leaves Rutland at 1920
A. NJ. or on the arrival Of the Rutland g. Bur
lington trains from Bellows Falls& Burlington.
arriving in Troy $50 p NJ. 4 in New York by
Hudson River Rail Road, o 7. NJ.
ID Mail Train leaves Rutland 1I5 7. NJ,
on arrival of Express trains from Burlington
& Boston arriving in Troy at p. M. asd
New York lO-30P. NJ. by II. r. r. r.
A Freight train leaves Rutland eyes morn
Ing.
Tickets TO be procured at tie stations on
the Rutland & Burlington RAILROAD, and OF
Conductors on the Cars. .
Aug. 81, 1852 l5ly,W.S OHNsoN' SHPf
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BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES.

In pursuance Of law, ], WILLARD FILL
MORE, President of the United States of A
merica, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales will BIZ held at the under
mentioned Land Offices in the State of WIS
CONSlN, at the periods hereinafter dcsignat
ed, TO wit:
At the Land Office at WILLOW RIVER
commencing on Monday, the second day o
May next, for the disposal Of the public landi
situated within the aforementioned township.
and fractional townships, viz:
North Of The base line and 'cca at The (o1riI
principal meridian.
Township forty-nine and fractional town
ship fifty, on certain islands, and the main
shore of Lake Superior, of range THREE.
Fractional township fifty, on the main shore
of Lake Superior, Of range FOUR.
Township iofty-nine and fractional town
ships fifty and iify-one, on the main shore oil
Lake Superior, of range SEVEN.
Township foTty-nine and fractional town.
ship fifty, on the shore of Lake Superior, OF
range EIGHT.
Fractional townships forty-nine md fly
on the shore of Lake Superior, of range NINE
Townships twenty-Dine thirty, thirty-one
thirty-twoi townships forty aud forty
eight. and fractional township forty nine, ON
the shore of Lake Superior, of range TEN.
Townships twenty-eight. twenty nine thirty,
thirty one and thirty-two, and the fractional
township forty-nine, ON the shore of Lake
Superior, Of range ELEVEN.
Townships thirty, thirty-one. thiry-two,
thirty-three, and thirty four, and fractional
twonship forty-nine, on Lake Superior, of
range t,eeire.
Townships thirty, thirty-one, thlrty-two,
thirty-three and thirty-four, ofrange MirteeN.
Townships thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty
three, and thirty-four, of range fourteen.
Townships thirty-one, thirty two, thirty
three, thirty-four, Of range fifteen.
AT the Land Office Mt LA CROSSE, COM
mencing on Monday, the sixteen day of May
next, the disposal Of public lands within Tho
following named townships, to wit:
North ef the base line and scesf Of The fourth
principal meridian.
Townships of seventeen, eighteen, and
nineteen, u range ore.
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CARHARTS MEL0DE0NS.

1T is well known that Carhart & Ncedham,
l. of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Melodeons that can be
found. They are of all sizes, from A octaves
TO 6, and finished in all styles from the plain
scroal leg to the most elegant Piano finish.
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made such arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the Instruments
to order and warranted for one year, at twelve
per cent. less than any other person. Those
who wish to purchase will save money by
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
specimen article may be seen at the house
Of Mr.. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
Address HORACE H. SESSIONS,
2lly West Salisbury. vt