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BY TELEGRAPH.

IMPORTANT MExIco.
NEw ORLEANS April 2O.The Pieayune has received i'm.
porant intelligence from New Mexico.
The accounts state that Governor Lane had issued
proclamation claiming Mecela valley portion OF the
American territory. The governor that this valley
was left out by neglect OF Comms sioner Bartlett ia forming
The negoalions lie therefore gave orders Colonel Sum
ner 10 proceed TO the with armed force aud
a. The colonel however, il is stated refused obey the
instructions.
In the time the Mexican authorities received notice
Of the movements on foot, and Immediately body
several hundred troops who had orders any
any sacrifice, in their attempt seize the valley which
the Mexican governments locks upon part aud subsan
tial portion OF it's possessions.
When The above accounts left the intense excite
ment prevailed, and bloody war was anticipated.
PAssAGE-pEAIH MIR. SARGENT.
Boston, April 2l-The ship saffodshile arrived here
eighty-gwo days from Calcutta TO the Capes.
Epes Sargent of Roxbury father OF Mr. Sargent, editor
of the Washington Republic, died last night
STEAMER SUNK.
LOUISVILLE April 2l-The steamer Bride sunk ne a,
Paducah. She broke in two pieces. Her cargo is total
loss No lives sacrificed.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Father Badin, tho first Catholic
priest ordained in the United States died last night the
Evidence Of the archbishop in the ninety year Of his
age. He had been a priest for over sixty years
CANAL NAviGAroN.
ROCHESTER, IN. Y,) Apfil 20.--The canal is not full
enough yet allow the passage OF loaded bouts feeIy
Several, however, have cleared.
REPORTED MASSACRE,
New BEDFORD, (Mass.,) April 20-The Mercury Of this
city publishes Statement: that the of the whaling brig
Vega, of New Bedford, had all been by the
lives OF Pleasant Island The story is credited but il l.
certain there had been trouble about Vega
YACHT.
NEW ORLEANS, pril 20The zach, ha. arrived
from the Brazos with $4,000 in specie.
MARKETS
New YORK April 2l-The stock market today closet
frmerUnited States 6's Of 1867, l19s Canton, 800 Ee
So Nicaragua 32s Morris canal. 2s4; Eie Convert
ibles 99a; Harlem, GA Norwich and Worcester, 81
Sronington, 594 Cumberland Coal, 52a; Cary Improve
ment I2l Money easy. Exchange on London, 81
The -four market is dull under the steamers news
prices declining Sales Of 1000 bbs ST. Al 81 30 fo
State aud S. IS l2a for southern brands Rye -four and
corn meal Unchanged There is good supply of wheat
sales Of 500 bushels prime Genesee l2i red. lis
a ZIG cents white Ohio and southern l22 a I2i cents
Corn is mostly in demand for the best-sass of l8 SOC
bushel. at 81 63 to 66 for white. mixed, and vel
low OATS 4S 40 cents. Rye, 80 cents Provisions firm
er-sales of pork SI5 so SIS 62 Bacon slightly
improved Lard, 81 IL cents in bbs. and kegs, Gfoce
ries quie,--saes Bio coffee at 81 81 Sugars dull
Cotton dull and slightly drooping-smal sales. Whskey,
22A a 23h cents
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tbs EXODUS TO TaE NEsr .--Thefs rasi emi
grafton 10 Oregon ADD California tprRsPallyIo the lasl
The Illinois state Register says u - . thai 0si1
Indiana, and Illinois Will send naay beyond the
mountains this year rs in any previous year and We
hear OF no falling of In any other quarters" The
Register says; new feature Ia th1s movement west,
ward is seen this season Hundreds 81 men who have
made fortunes in California sna returned here during
fall and summer, among those going out most OF
them taking fine trains of wagons, cows, males, and
horses in droyes, nearly all purchased BY money OBJ
tanned at the mines Thus we that people who
sell these products sharing Ia the profits Of gold
ging"
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5 VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATEs:-The Office
Of Vice President has been previously the fol-
lowing occasions, viz: Twice by the death of the Vice
Presidents, viz George Clinton, April, 1912; his term
expiring March 3, 1913 Elbridge Gerry, November,
1914 his term expiring March 3, 1877 Once by The
signaon of John c. Calhoun, December IS, 1892 his
term expiring March g. 1888. Twice by the death of
Presidents Harrison and Taylor, and the consequent &C
eession OF Vice Presidents Tyler and Fillmore to the
pesidency-the former in April, ls4l the latter in July
1850 leaving the vice presidency for the remain
der OF their respective terms, and the President OF the
Senate with the right OF succession 10 the presidency
The powers and duties OF the Vice President and the
President OF the Senate pro TEN precisely the same
except that the latter votes SENATOR and has the
Ing vote, Mr. Atchison. the present President Of the
Senate pro tsm has only years to serve as United
States senalor-Baa Sun
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John Lynch, esq,, we pleased 10 learn has been
appointed collector for the port oil Richmond, in the
place OF L. n Tneg. resigned All who are acquainted
with MIR l.. will second the appointment one Of the
bs. tina, could have been made he possesses in the
highest degree The requisites for filling office accepta
fsiihfulness and competency MIR Lynch
was formerly clerk 10 The collectors department under
the administration OF James Polk hut decapi,aed
under the aoparty reign OF Geneta Taylor, although
he had performed bis duties with entire satisfaction Hi.
appointment to The eollsetorshp is only small tribute
by bis friend. ~ the high estimation IN which h., mod
esy kindne-. Of heart bushes. capacity, AMI sterling
eviction the hes, interests Of the country regard
ed Long life to him. and may his shadow never grow
less. --souii Sds DsuoerS
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auo,ionesrs.

III HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, fIANO FORTE,
III Friday, the I'D instant shah sell,
residence OF Mr. William q. Eliot Indiana nearly OPP
10 O'Clock, ceent assortment Of
furniture, piano, Ae viz
Mahogany sofas, ottomans, diyans5 and lounges
Do rocking and parlor chains ha-fack
Do card, dining, and breakfast tables
marble top pier table, and wash closet
dressing and other bureaus, book case and seere-
Also, made BY Gilbert oc-
taves, OF fine and touch.
Parlor al chamber curtains and Venetian blinds
Girandoles, hall, solar, and other lamps
Three ply, ingram and carpets
Maple and other bedsteads, washstands and sets
Wardrobe, and other chairs
China and cockey among which French
China dinner
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuek mattresses
Andirons, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Cooking ught, and other
With good lot Of kitchen requisites.
Terms All credit OF
ninety endorsed bearing
Ap I'D AucuoneeTs
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THE SUsoUEHAsNA BRlBeE-Tbe passage Of a law by
the Marylaud Legislature, authorizing the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company to bridge
the Susquehsnns, at or near Haue de Grace is an i'm
portant movement The Baltimore Sun thus alludes
TO II:
lin due time therefore, the Susquehanns will be bridged
on the great national highway between Baltimore and Phil
adephis by substantial and imposing structure, faeil,a
ting railway communication along the whole Atlantic Dor
der, and adapting the the end in accommodating
the heavy and increasing trade from the East the West
and pies pesa destined pass the Maryland improve
ments In the future"
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rsom no Nee od.sns Della Of l5ih inst.
Prem Mexico.

We have resolved aiss Of papers IRON The city Of Mex
e0 10 ths 16th aid
Ths treaty o. nsuiraliy between Mexico and he Uni.
20 States. relation 10 passage the islhmus Of
Tshsaaspsc. signed the ais BY Torns and Cas-
ullo ian1as % The part OF McKee, add Judge conkng
oa the psn d ths Uatlsd STATES.
Oas Of he Msssaa papers speeulaiss on the future
ssbasi "a Ssala Anua .Rd Suggests the following appoint
meats Aaman, Minister "a Foreign AhAirs; Cemente
Munxuis Miai.1sr Of Jgses lose JosQan Pesado, Az.
nsulturs, Joss l. Umra. Minister Of War
Nambsrs wsfs isarisg MsE,so every day to 20 and
nee, Santa Aana
A steat agricultural exhibition Is 10 take place in
Aqua, Csisn,ss On Inc solh instant
Generals Vol and Casanova were al Vera Cruz when
last beard irom
The falcoanst dinealy has caused great sensation
IN Mssico Fifty degass ss.smsisd and intrusled Ssnor
Boves wtA The aalhoniy which hs Afterwards traas.
erred 10 ~ Manuel Cares Aga,uelo institute judicial
proceedings against Faleoanet Il aid that Falcon
oct going 10 Europe IN The April packet
Bernardo Cavaxos. one 81 tbs leaders Of Caysia',
patty, Was sxsealed lately.
The government u ~ Lsoa has ordered that ireqasa
reviews shoald take place smohg the troops
decree iss.ed by thu Pfssidsa, al t~l0i Of the
republic. L1mbafaaai, aathofEng Saaia Aaha 10 veal
any decorations which he may poswss.
The heirs q boa Aagasta isateije ior The million Of
dollars granted D. hh Toe hsvax sarcisd the iBGepend
ehee o' va" tVahss Az ~ ttt7Nt hWN Ahm k0NefBHtu
anooeupe lands Ia Lower California. sonors o. Sna.
loa. 10 the value Of s2000Jo.
The Indians and whites bent on = deadly contest
in Oaaca The Saussa ~ The course 9AcA tovsfao,
Martinez has pursgei. Ssnlg Moret, governor II ia.
ranso, Offers pwafd 81 sac f9r tvry head % 81 Ia.
dian, and the same toFeaeh prisoner sed 'aksE wha
the State
The ayunamisnto Of Aianaa have asked thai Gen.
era Baneo be tried b. court MARTIAL tot bis conduct il
Sonora.
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LIGHT AT tue ENTRANCE or THE NEW HARBoR AT
MALES.
The N.spoan has gwen notice that
November small light established
uemy southern Witch the Porto Mfaire
Naples hred Th but varied by flashes
stsnds 36 feet above The level Of
yi.ibie 10 mites in nns weather.
The hight bears magnetic, and aoo fstboms distant from
Pare principal light, which placed
adjacent pier Porto Mercantile and which revolves
every Moreovsr The hsh by w
from small aired red light standing
Of the mercantile pier.
Tue Of the Porto Mtas faces the T. n. E. and lie.
lights and and
wide enter therefore by night keep light
port side, aud ess distance than 20 homs
shallow that projects from the head
when the xhi bears W. y. the vessel should
promptly haul 10 20 the westward
the Porto Mercantile, vessel keep the
bright his westward and be able
The light into the hareor where should be
snehor sery quickly, Of entrance.
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!, OR JOHN FRAsKLH-An interesting incident in the
e OF Slr John franklin is narrated by correspondent of
~e National lntelligencer, writing from Ravenswood
island In the year 1884 il appear. dispute arose
- Ar Jasper Chssseaud, United States consul at
ana me Syrian government concerning the III
Aa' experienced about that time by Mir Bird. an
,se,ion Missionary, then residing in BeyroHt Salts
de,' upon Mr. Bird bu, the repars,ion lay os
H. o.,sn ,tsa,e' under the command Of Captain FRANK
h.inh, 81 e ne nsoo' when the difficulty was at ii-
, uess NJ and 81 John Immediately Interested himself II
he n.da q, asaa 81 hs' saoOg the flag Of England
eeaodss'ory and the parties repaired ors,bst ar. ~
s'nos palace The officials thought proper 10 seesd. -
demands pressed so vigorously upon their s,,sn,;oo ~
"eaolns soldiers underwent Punshnent-tbe reps,.,;on
BSsh go, a"o when the trouble came 10 an end. the
c'usn consul got bis salute The eperse,ic .c,;a,
paln Franklin saved world Of trouble and The ,o,.,
% attaching to the welfare Of the distinguished
navigator lends attraction 10 the incident s"''e0
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Nv j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

pKUSTHE's SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE, Se-On
Tuesday morning. 10 O'Clock Of
rooms Mrtsar shall sell virtue OF deed
June a. 1884, and duly recorded ber
Al oos e, i20 i2 i22 l23 and 2., Of land
Of Washington county the following described property
Two ornsmented giltframe mirrors
Pair 81 mahogany hair spring seat sofas
Dns doxen do do do chairs
Two top sofa tables, rockers
Walnut ~bainot walnut dressing
Red plush rock er, siI walnut cane seat chairs
eight pillows and four holsters
Three walnut dressing bureaus, walnut wardrobe
Walnut marble wasbstand, four lamps
Two eedsiead., four husk mattresses
Pour best, curisd
silver. pis,sd casors, granite dinner aud
under, that credit Of thirty
sndsrsed be interest
THos. j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
An sod Auctoneer.
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The performances Of Anderson, the most famous OF
all the wizards, have opened a, this establishment mos,
successfully. Laseyenng numerous aud highly graft.
fed auditory witnessed hi. wonderful leserdeman and
testified their appreciation Of bis skill by shouts OF
Laughter and applause HIS exposure Of the spiritual
rapppg-" IL ssd TO have been emnsntly complete and
satisfactory HIS performances. will continue through
the SIX evenings announced, and not longer Those Of
our citizen. who take interest an the mo-l ingenious
and apparently insspcable exhibitions Of this descup.
ton may probably never again have OPPORTUNITY to
see them so successfully managed as BY MIR Anderson
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The product OF the Lake Superior COPPER mines last
year was equal to $500 tons This is nearly one tenth
the annual product of the world Norway, 1900 tons
and Great Britain, 1850 IONS being the arges, produ
Gers OF The yield OF Great Britain 900 tons are from
he nine. Of Cornwall alone
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Marshal or rHr SOUTHERN DIsrRIcr-Tn the off
cial list OF appointments in the Washington Union Of
the 9th, we find the name Of Maj Richard Griffith an.
nounced for the Office OF marshal of the United States for
the southern district OF Mississippi With the accom-
pshmens OF polished gentleman and gallant soldier
Major Griffith blends business qualifications OF the very
highest order, and devotion to democratic principles
which has tagged. Madison McAiee, esq, OF
Holmes, was his principal competitor FOR the station
and had the selection fallen upon him. it would have
also commended itself TO public favor His quaihca.
tons undoubed and bis democracy of the most re
liable stamp The President might well have been en-
bsrassed 10 discriminating between such applicants.
Major Griffith succeed. Colonel T Gliding Davis whose
resignation, we learn, had been transmitted to Washing.
ton.
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A sTORE o q taken down and all the goods Il
b, sold for oahThe Of the
kindly consented build for
modern all the
provemena compelled few weeks,
procure while pp.
stock only
rath 81 them until W get In house
consists Of all kinds OF the
choice foreign domestic dry goods, depart
me al Of which u
we commence to-day, and offer article
he nd
permitted
being paid for they will be charged
nieEey requisite suggest those indebted
dollar doubt them
PERRY \ BROTHER
Apa-dlm Opposite Centre Marker.
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LIBERAL BraUIsT.-7We learn from the Colonization
Journal that The late Samuel s. Rowland bequeahed to
the Colonization Society ten thousand dollars 10 be ex.
pended in tedeeming and settling in Liberia individuals
and families Of slaves.
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sales To-Day.
~ &c. n. srRATroN, Aue,ionssr,

SPEClAL CARD TO THE LADIES OF THE DIsTRICT.-Ths
Friday morning. Apr ~ at II O'clock the door
auction shall sell eubo
craps sal silk vles manta brcade ks bereses
and other dress goods embroidered handkerchief paIaO
They all fresh goods imported this spring style
and quality offered at auction In this
$50 and under, cash $50 credit Of sky and
nineiy oI satisfactorily embossed bearing interest,"
AID 22-H
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MoRr Misss.rrri AProIsrmEsTs.-Mao Richard
Edward has been appointed postmaster at Natcbez and
rr Pryor Vicksburg Both these are good appoint.
mens Our friend. Major Edward, was one OF the first
victims OF the Taylor dynasty. We congratulate him
upon his restoration The blood of the martyrs" &c
[Hisassppian.
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We sahoEsd that ne decisions me popo
sal. received for euaysyias Ns~ yos
England states yss, lat n JuY and
&c peTsos ~a - made sRo~h ID,
department russsas nsrL ibs sssh instant
Ap 0-iNdklgw
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THE National Thssus slightly crowded ovess~as ny
asion, and the t~ssy Of wsshnon
fsof Anaeon sosndns snd ncomprehen.bs souss IN
msg pha.ophy, lie VII hs rand
tins svsnsas asnonstrstns all
fools
srpilo'i rapsss
bus os.d R@rpsns.," Watch has cr..ssa
10 ~..s. .srasAnss pso.in,
no,hns uiek ~ t.ssissy canjsmv n
do hishs Viii erhist t.his saa shoe
81 producing and Whole
by which The noss 70 mace, mstns u clear "a an
Rsmsmbet hs limited fben Toes thi. ne .i
only chance.
Prices % admission rnvsts o. circis
9usts ~ esH ehassa under 70 half rcs reserved
y orchestra
Ter, so cent. caior~a gallery ~ cents
Doofs u O'Clock wonders q The
Office viii be open daiY, hnm 40 ocass, N, ocoos
Ap "
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HYDRooAArHIo OFuCE,
Admiralty, Feb 49, 1858.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, sUNKEN ROCK IN FALSE BAY.
Ihs Lords Commissioners Admiralty
e naval surveyor the Cape OF Good Hope OF
discovery Of sunken rock in False Bay carrying 10 feet
low water spring tides.
Prom me Roman Rocks il by compass NJ f.
one and a half cables length, and
From the light vessel bears NJ L. N. cables length.
HYpRooRAPaIo OFnoE,
Feb. rs, 1853
CHANGES In THE LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF NORWAY.
hef maesys government has received following oicia
notices.
merely gwen, that in the 1858
eohaeisoe change will place the lights
Nw between Christian sand and savaDge by which the light
d hsango VIII be eIinsusbed on
na most o. ono lnden1s and Lister will
ussuishsd ON the nrst Of June
= the above mentioned lights will
specified IN the following table shall have been completed
" which due notice viii be to
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or consequent. the ss.eis Of che weather
tuesday @ hs snhneu y s -snssy schoo susees
Episcopal Church xoaahy
poned Friday evening" ths vd
u oclocs. Tue public are respectfully tav'ied
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VaLuAHLr srrLpise Lor on NORTH =, NEXT THE
CORNER OF THiRp STREET WESTON Monday, the
s.sss .hsn ecocs, tbs premises east
psu No 10 .qssrs No So, having front north
rvosins pu.se 100 feet 81 inches
T shss avscrfs~a situated IN the square mmed
rf-cty graded ssd hsndsome
iacsea ps 81 me -h'cn RAPIDLY Improving In
vsiuw.
Tssm. co. h.ifca.h h.sacs purchs.er
49, co., ,...n oREEN h SCOTT,
~. Auc0oneeu
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARrMeNr on srArK,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, April 20, 1883.
The following Notices Mariners" transmitted to this
department by tho United States consul London, are
published for general Information.
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!, EMBROIDERED and Berege dc La,nes-Just re
u ceved from auction
400 pairs lace sleeves, very cheap
Collars and muslin sleeves
500 yards work ted edging and insertings
10 dozen embroidered iinen-cambnc handkerchiefs
900 yards striped silk
200 do plaid do
900 do figured do
100 do plain do .t.-..
5000 do One beress dc Lame, I2a cents
1000 fine chaley de laine
50 do aouncod berese robes
do muslin do
800 % satin and plaid sssese :. cents worth
1000 do fine lawns l2H, worth lsH cents
1900 do do 6s do i2f do
50 do plain n embroidered Grape shswis, cheap
100 pieces plaid cambria
white do
do inc embroidered shirts
500 yards Lupin's best quality bombssin
700 do black slpacas, al prices
o plain bereges, choice colo'
500 do dne French lawns
do do oreandie lawns
1000 DO DO sinshams ,ou o,n.
A fun assortment Of domestics
so pieces inarnin carpets
5000 yards white msttngs
colored do
OilcIoths and
bonnets, nbands, and parnsols
ladies' misses bonnets
pieces bonnet nband
35o psrssois
A nsw lot Of elk manullas
$50 black silk visites, 80 so
Men and boys OF all kinds
Linen sbceting., IRISH linen
Table dsmask, Russia diaper
Hpckshack diaper napkins
rs pieces plsin and figured Swiss muslns
,o1o yards plain French snghams, l2k cents
April io-2s2wifs3wcp HALL BROTHER.
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M~sse ..S the Piss Art.
IRON HALL, Thursday. Friday, Saturday q M.
II ~.eh, Ros.srs wonderful r~tanns ef ts
CAPTIVE tsesrLfrss,
by tn, rvsr' of Babylon AZ hsHsns h.sp.
on the willows, having ~ hsas., ass ss,s.
Also grand BY
MADAME Ro-AIIE pusAxp.
The beautiful american prms slgnaf
Noveih and Mr. Henri nsshsn pianist g. s@~hed, sfasn
Doors open at m ethhuon AZ ocioct fcsrv a.
rsnuus can be.ecn day .nsr. Pre-. isesa.
hp 2i-da.
NOTICE sss th- method srpr-.~ss ~ ,hs
inron city, April -, post sauers, Msfyand
cetved This morning warning q se~ssrifs3
which, contaminated, would b. dw.afs
me as well 80 ohe bur h.inen.
Yankee that 80 SD catastrophe hope ~tn he svsrfss
contemplate pulling down the
ARMED in a less ume than " weeks
Az 9-lt (Evcnins sur1
A CHANCE ron INV EsrNENT.-sh half pass n.s o,clocA
"A this evening will sell ~
western half square las containing Geo, souna
.. 9. MCGUIRE,
CAWD-ci,sn. and stranger. accommodated ~pfh
board and piessan, week oah Mrs
sne rsor south eide o Pcnarvsns t~ssn ~ s"a
Az a-dat. Sss. nSr rayLoR.
oLOaED PORTRAITS or r-..,. S-p.,.-~ --a sns
" Empress.
For sale >, TAYLOR 4 MsUeys
Bookstore, ra street,
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Nathaniel s Price, TO be stosey Of the United State.
for The northern district OF Mississippi, IN place OF
Woodson L. Lyon, removed.
The foregoing announcement appears in the Washing
ION Union OF the Sd instant. The President could not
have made selection which will afford more general
satisfaction. On the OF legal qualifications, and
Of fidelity TO democratic principles, Judge Price is emi.
nesy worthy Of this mark Of the confidence Of the ad.
mlnsifaton.
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vI~s rArSr~-rs. Jersey ziae Company are now msn
a.rss.s ~ saperof quality Thsm advantages
~shsf p.ins -..,,u -,
la The, apartments recently psin
and painters using these paints
sss.as ms'ades a-'a from 'o' use o.
lead.
al ra.a ard darsbtzae, on inside work becomes
easily so,'~d v winter
y. vhiieness and btiisncy
~ h,ss .npharous unrvaiied
- r.tr .hp- For o.,sae exposed
pssas ~n the color and preserving
aw.,si.~ lons~ avs ethsf destroyed
-se rsinss ~ cover lsauai ~sshl sbopt two
,ns. ,~sdhts, conreri-n with
ssr aasf msss NE long, hs cost Of painting with
II half Win i~sd
eoos paints which sold
pe, -- sdArd tes pssuea roof, buiidine- and all
-svfsess particularly which ed.cusy
rse~es .itn~s o weather.
Th~. prepared m. and
D a tss whss Tnev BY
Sea- a. saa isve o thu Union, and by
W tfr7ta tA.ehsss - $500.
MANNING suUiER,
As Deg New York
pure. Az n-dlm
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CHOICE Juvenile Readtng-Cara stanieyi A sum
among the Hills; by the author of Aunt Edith Price 30
Indian Guiana; by the Rev w. H. Brett Price so
Children Manse by Mrs Duncan. Price so cen,s.
Jamie Gordon ; or, The Orphan. Price SO cents
iusated the
Of CaTer's Preside Series. -
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Ap22 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hail.
INeWsl
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VERY VALUABLE LOT ON STREET AT AUCTION
Ca tnasy afternoon, April ~ O'Clock, the
shall Of c No No. $40, IS feet
aehos stree, noh between l and a streets, and unnin
bach 100 feet
the residue In twelve, and eighteen
months fof satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
An Aucionser