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fo7'' GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. WeEf b. oadEy and Franklin street, NsLp IoTk
this Establishncn be very correct Repre-
En- OPT UA head, tongue, and hands notion;
only the kind in the country. The largest
and best collection Ancient and Modem the u s.
The figure Soldier III the Continental CroTm blue and
bluff lead buttons, marked U. s. \, three Hat
BTeeches, Caters, Also, Birds Vanos Plum
aEe FTeRKs or Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, hue EnsIavings, many
valuable CuTIOsIties Statue George Ill Such
lection cannot be found III OF the Kind
United States A double Cali which universally Hd'
niIted great The calves joined together
nom the middle They grown
perfectly iorned aud ought from the town of Lyme,
Live White Kat from eIkS Penn AdmILaHee GRAFT
Is Games for RxeIcise and Anen leht, Billiards. Back
Cannon aud DOmnoes. A Billiard Room with sPIeIl.
lid Tables, is also attached to the house.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Supper parties can be
very short notice. The Iarder will DO
supplied with all the delcaces OF the season. Came oys
at any hour.
INO, that will repeat almost anything alter aatraer.
40 accommodation Tor political MEETINGS of any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishmei and having made various atera
lions accommodate tie Travelling Public and
Hotels the city OF New York The Bar Room, which
private in this country being tho
Il under lie charge OF Thomas Riley, quality cTits
wines, &C. Connected with the above is RRFBC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours ofthe day
and evening Private rooms Tor Courts ReeTees'
COMMITTEES, Private Dinner Supper PARTIES &C.,
The public respectfully invited TO grant him share oil
their patronage ,, ,,,,-.,, ,,-.
uBPertons wishing ne and Spirits depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N. B.-Pdyate families supplied with Dinners or SuPpers
in superior STYLE for Parties OF any number at their TesPee
homes and glass silver out to part
. ~ = EatSduet % REFRACTORY in Ffenkiinsi.
To-
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sole Agents for the Manufacturers No 49, Ievee and No.
o6 Com. Street. - .gr-

WARWICK PsslSIDIRR,
DAVID A. BISH0Rs1J
GERARD B. ALEBB.fi n
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wHRELING GAS CO1IRANK;a, =,
CHUHOHEB,

Tlre4i10nf-IoHN w IILLs Y.
Jossh f. Updegran. Engineer and IHleefoT-
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,yhepin Wheeling nearly cured met please send
II sonnc moro by EXpress.
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Rate. ofTou of wheeling and IseImont saD-

a9ISs i 10 10 and month es
year. s''OO' nRovEs.
For cattle per head, oets
''hoTses per head,
" hogs per head,
sheep per head, . 80, -.
FOR RESIDENTS ON TIKI ISLAND.
With the privilege ofpasSing either bridge singiy.
Fora single foot passenger, per month, 30 esi per
Families, exclusive Orservantso not exceeding
six persons, go e'VO' NJ !
"a Families, DO DO ~
both bridges, single foot passenger per year, 500
u% t.R FnS.r,l professions exempt from toll '''
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prepayng Foreign postage and the United States post
are or 20 cents; they may be sent wholly unpaid.
To CENTRAL AMERICA, &o.-Letters from the United
States 10 the following named countries and places must be
cues also foreign postage OF 2 cents On those
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leaving the United States postage OF 26 cents 10 be
Collected on delivery. On newspapers from the United
atea must be paid and ON those four
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81. Lonis. Jnna &c Sc
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Unseaied circulars per one one ounce OF IesS,
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ANN 3. sTEPHENs s. Q. j. PETERSON.
The continued increase In the subscription
cheapest ag:ie in the world stimulates the proprietor
eOTts Deter mined not 10 be outdone he oeTs the
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TRIwEEKLY '' fTeHe t1 .-
MoSTuLY f' oHe.JonTnt ''
SENI.M MONTHLY "a oHe.hGJ a.
DLLY or oItener than Teeey times the above rates
In rating distance newspapers to subscribers tn
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The January number WIN be ready BY the first OF Dec,
and be- in respects double number, and supelt or
TO most Annals The earliest subscribers the
most perfect imp essions the Mezzotnts cO:9red I'm
Cravings, The altogether will be tho most
beautiful we have ever published
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during the present centnry, | continued C.
pen till the ,iav after mid-winter.
E2' The Stockholders of the Bank OF Der
by Line reelected the old board of Director,
1t their recent meeting, and made choice of
Hon Portu> Baxter for President
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NoiI' E.... sc new '"nsfv"a,."ral Meeting
i"l>" located in Glover. is IN be- dedicated "a The
worship OF God on Wednesday,. Feb. ?. Service.
co!nn'';lr" at past 10, M
y temperance nc"tim. in the Evening Of tL.
Sa'H" '"y' l'y order If Committee.
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Rlacksnliths Shop
For S ale or to Let,

E'!it >u''-''rer> = 'lli herrv give ;i,,.'cc ia;
ih-t "l'! -cll ~ - III We Known and 1,l,>ur-
li>-"hiv vel lrra'c Blacksmith SIAN! >s-r,-.r il,
tn: 'an'ifl:l AMI nH-i-ig I lrc 81 ~ ,,,-,
cord. " kn""n - t':r IIiiiar! Stand. r.,.->rir-
al ";" mop with four stone FORCES AMI fire. low.
~ lower bellows.
A." one Neal and conveniently ffni>ic H. elm
H5,;s''. 20: '':-i! al.! c.2,l l.o.i-.-
IT, '."a'" '-'~'. premises admiralty ~,
:t"i III an, o. wishing 20 carry ou the r>-.rn
!ack,,a i'r-->-. - : stands gr: - ,l -; 10
- t'''''r'',t g.. r.'r,- ~. wHalt!,v -. :: -.
Iirr' = H. '.;.'c ~. N 'c N.llar. or vl.,inirv
A!r"n" w'~il',"., obtain ~':rlI Si.I..t,:. wi.
o." 81 70 .:se ca!i. .r ;,.,l,.> oil farther
par rlI'r> aa>c inquire q" The <I>rrir"-- ,, 1:..
premises lDSp. CH,SFEt
Wc>t Concord. u, Ian Il. l>:.2. >csu.i
LlBER ATiON....T!i Ir:v ,.rtifs -. |
NAY" tins '1v -yr nv >, .Tr,;iu \ i..,,,,i h. ti,..
during the rc,I..i:,'yr IT > l:.I4"riir th....i r.,
>th clam nome - ~ 9rc:ing> nor ~ any 81.
i n contracting ai."r-lI> .ia;r
CHARLOTTE WN.TFr.
Attest. i'f;,i T. l:Enux.
LYMAN Hith>
II. .',i.lf-f.7--K IAN
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IUIIllO tnbpS.

~; :. Is -; MS. 49, I.T..'l,. n
81 -4'-','.-. .l.-'.ilI AEo.>
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Tin Smith, If : chimes
TOOLS.

fSh!!E s.h>.'-r Ia I'll .,;.i e, NJ - So -.
Mach,r- ans i.",, y 'l3.', q" !, II -, - ~
.,a,r. CE.HAS ApTlLE.
l. ',-iar. .'.-r. -. ~ =
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Ms WIEsLGW's SOOTHING SYRUP

E.'oE rh,i,;'l :-c,:, = ", 4 rr.,r,r f:,ci,ita,c
III. ..,s>>' -:5..r T., -l'-cil.l, ~. ruIE
.''''';- ii. ..'-l~,,., :,.i. ,s.,. 81 = N:,>-l! III,
49, =, l,.r "a, =. ! d" etNsHAI.
Ian. - -. -crF
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Boots! Boots!

s'!.L >".''' - a. ~ hari y j.; y. ;,.:rne
T:!!Ck BOOTS,
''a' .rT " g.. So "a. nue. l.,> than the ,,>r,'
80 hey ST." DO. v.~v -,."i 3...i-y and are 80,
80. a. j''r.> - c'.-n =. 80. -.
''.-- -, lH;a. '>."'fI IIrWrTT & co.
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0''-'r H0' 10 90 IN the opinion of tie wyircr
that Is to give the making Of this ro.d % .
company. and every .,l,or ~
=. ,bo ,,o,nz '''''''' o' iaho
''"o " construct 1t. Let Govern
''''"' '0''l me ROAD and receive the revenue.
ana make the profit from the increased v,I,o
of the land. In this WAY fla c...
n;irbt d..r;,. '0'e'''i''i'
." ''''''lt''>e revenue, IN the
>"'iic manner that the State of New York has
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THE INSTITUTE LECTURES.

me TN L"r'nr" vii L. delivered Tuesday eve
ing Feb !. 70 co'.:m.aro 4, o'clock. H. Pro-;
E.t'a'grr, Of Mild"hur, ro;lrgr
~" remaining Lecture Of Tie Course will L. in
III" following order:
= I''i' = in-,i'" 'rltr',r. Of New Ialni,rc ::
!:'|. Dr. l"i!. r:,;-:,rid. Mas. -,
i''v. II! my 'tc> !'o-:r,
Rev. l. II. 'h:I,;r. Nrv York Civ. 30,
key. \ Huntington '!app, Erai,hl,,ro'. March J..
Admission to single Lectures ~ cents. 10 (, ..
i'''' Al 'he door NM, b. HALE, Scyrc'arv
A\"THLE >'IL>rIfic W">rtE. Ivrnrr,.r
!" pi >rhrII' pr. y Iiought"n> re>i1l. liz.
,"' l@'>''v" Fluid. or Gar ,i:r.. rr,,I. FRI,
h''i'''. or i"'rt! stomach, e IL" Ox AFTER yt-,-
- I';'''' ''' : u" gr"'- Phc-'rrgica. C.,.l:, -,
..,':., u. h.. Philadelphia. Ihi> :, .--.'l
'''..:'.'''l r'''s."!y To- i'-c>.i,,,. Il,..-- q
'.': .'"- '.'". ~. .-r. co,>' a'.o,,.ri ,':.i.
''.'f '''''.' """ are:Ir. III" Gastric Tui-"
g. ''. ~ >''ie:'titi" q, ,,c,ic. al = W.
.'' !H'l..- .'' ~ ".:' ,ra;~ see n,;ice anon.
the nlr'.r. advertisements.
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z IL E G. A L. E ID On N.
Fire at Sea---DreadfIl Calamity.

Fire at Sea---DreadfIl Calamity.
he Europa bring; an account Of the burn
ing of a vessel at sea. accompanied with the
loss Of many lives The circumstances were
as follows:
A terrible catastrophe is reported by the
ship OrIanio, Capt White. at Havre from,
Mobli". On the oath November. the ship Il.
George sailed from Liverpool for New York
With ~ passengers. mostly Irish: a crew Of
-. and a valuable cargo. On the morning
ot the oath Drcemher in lat. 81 - y. Ion
- : 80 w. the ship was discovered to lie on
lire. Notwithstanding strenuous efforts. in
which : or persons Were sutfocatcd hv the
smoke, the flame, burnt out from the deck
and benz unable TO DO more Capt. BrainSon
mustered the women and children on the poo,
deck, to save them IL long as possible from
the horrible death that stared them in the
face; fortunately al this moment th. Orlando
ho"e in sight, and bore down to render them
assistance.
Til" sea ran 50 high that the ships boats
were speed " >wamprd. and none iioatcd but
the lie hoat,whirh carried onlv five at a time,
bat by means OF which, after >iNtv-lour hppg-
in"c>>ant laior. 81 Of the passengers and th..
rc"w were place.! on bard tn, Orlando. -
l!e storm had IA this tin.: Increased into a
.rnnest. ana IL" Orlando had tr; Just c.,t
Gear Of lha rnrntn. ship, when tie latter
>ali, ~ > ,.tru yrr, dr,Uu.I -, t,,-
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GiIDDEN Il WILLIAMS LI:E
For San FRANCHISES

~" >-''"n "r 1..i,r, Ir,,p,Y =. =. ,....,
fir-' cla-> rrr'.r >hir NYSrEEy H.,
al" e. "'ll II. :.--- .. i.r g., -, =.
""r' r';! ;-'o 'sr; "a: i..r ,.ir-,, .-r..-..,. r.
go. = 81" - Shippers a." requested t. -,.,dl -
NHIH tit!r cnsaSn..'-.r. A. L., st.ccry,.e IL, =.
ne" 'H!!'eT >iir FINN EtGIr
:" - q. - nc:"-c +, k>bii. .r-r. .. Il.
49,. ...~ .a.f 'lil"r Ship QUEEN or
he fACii1C. MILAN kEtr. C'imrlai,!,.-.
i'a' ~ "'." hall II i"r ear. nl board az! I.,
RAPIDLY. Al. sal un il..- ri.y
Ns' 70 sal "a.y IL t":rua~~. ti.e l.e-.;,iuI N,.n
~ hU.l' e.iin ANNANAN.
Be- .~ ''' Zee -.,,'",.!r,i az r,i..,>. n'.-,-,
d" '.'" IT, -- .': g, .iu- ,roi.. a. .sr.,..
F"E..' r.: .r l..--:.-,.. 1:ri.N :.
"iE.h..\& HUL!,'r>
s..- F.. '..' . ''.T.-., =. Les. Be- ...r-
T. ...,. H.. i. l.. ....s
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III, Ma, ci!raErIs LIQuon LAW.
49, ',.'.'f ;hIH aw came Up Tor trial in Bo>-
t." a few DAYS ago, when the presiding Just. t
to rn'on>fi;utiona!ify OF the law need
mol nc 'on>dcrc'l II mas been affirmed bv
every court III this Sta:, vher, i, la hc,n
'f!c toned. and the ,ie.i>,cn. OF Other Court,
ION ''ry diflercn, iavs r., n. .~i 4 ~.
''ti''" - ", =, hu-....
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RI a M S

q NV Ne ! Ii-.-'i> T. -" -
t.iIWIiT& "a.
- '.-'- -o..f
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Boots. Shoes, Gates AID
IH}uhjers.

's'hT suh>crih.r h. II hand n general dor
1 aIenl of Boots. SHOES ,ra;icr> and ltu'icrS
40. manufacturing FIRST Kf>T :ulrk laiucy
and Cali G""t> and Shoe. ~ the best Stock. and
in the ktest .tvle
REPAIRING done at short rotice
Also.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
Sho" Tools and Findings Sold low for cash ar
short crc, -iH.' il desired
IRA BRAINFRn
s.. .T"hnehr-:. .',,,. l.. Is12 s"7-r
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,'"C\IEEFfi1hES.-We learn that part
~ d -.'h- OF 'oHhi"rt"Ircrs We're arrested in
West tarrr ~ Friday last. upon whom
were to"hd a considerable sum ofcountertrit.
: : on the lionsatonir Bank Ja>Srp the Inn
Keeper was required to find bail IN $4,000 and
III default was committed. Bragg and George
Obtained bail and are at large There are
other members of the firm we understand who
nave not vet been greeted. White Rjrer ID
p, r'jsfr
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~ ''! ~ e - H1'>"r""> :.Iat rLry WI. mica
":'ii,~ ..na hy r.. =, IA, u. -. ~, yi,l., 10 10
u d'v ii "a nay : ~ ~ -. =. ,',.r -
Il I.,iN.NAs
=; L., -'1--- -. =. 90 -,
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WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCoM,o-
pATI0Ns.We learn that the Crawford House
IS to be extensively enlarged for the comino
season.and that Mr. Taft ofthe Fume House.
and Others associated with him from Phila.l.l
rha, have rnrrhes"l the Latayette pronertv
at ne fraIconIa Notch. and are now erect
lng large and ronrolious house, to he fur
n!>hci with III tn" modern Improvements ai
the DAY. HIS and the Flame House is to he
sept IN connection. under tIi,. direction Of Mr.
Iait.--lHnoeo">'r E,In'1.r
e1~ a despatch from Washington SAYS
The Hon. Robert J. Walker seems to to be
rapidly falling. He Is extremely emaciated,
having changed much during the last fort
night, His disease is an affection of the thigh
bone
e8 Hon. George W Morrison, of Man
chester, has been nominated for Congress by
the la-o'o"os Of TIE second Congressional dis
n:cl Of New HAMPSHIRE
t. The Hit,. OF Senator Douglas died a;
v ashington. Jan. 70.
ts The Connecticut River closed down
along the 10th inDt 1t having hept open three
wc'k 4 later than IN any pre- NOUS aon for
INC Ia tNt7'v '...r- nd o ar d &C Hnor
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Inc Monroe doctrine was during the lat
week much discussed Mr. Cass contend,
that 1t was meant TO be applied to all Euro
pean settlements in thi. country; but Mr. Ma
son, Butler and others, contend that the i'm
mediate and sole object in view was to nlec,
me contingency OF an attempt b., the holy
'.'lancc to rr-o>tabllsh the Spanish crown on
i.::' continent OBSERVER
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE Late Railroad .4ccident.

NoRwALK, CT, May "a scene of deep
distress continues TO prevail here. Persons are
stilI arriving from various parts who have come
to search for friends relatives. supposed to
he dead. Thus far SO dead bodies have
been recovered. Mrs. Harley and child, four
wears old. wife and child of Mr. X Harley.of
Baltimore, have been recognised among the
dead. They were en- route to visit their friends
in the North. Mrs. Green aud child. who
were OF, their way TO Baltimore. have also been
identified. On the body of Mrs G.. was found
. letter addressed to D Green, of Baltimore.
Most of the wounded are doing as well as
could be expected.
Mr.. Warren S. Newell, of Talbot county,
Ga, was among the wounded, but has SO Ear
recovered as to be able 10 proceed homeward
Mr. Grant of Richmond, who was wounded
has partially recovered, and has left for home
Two remaining bodies those of DR.. Butler
of Westborough, Massachusetts, and Michael
Readon. of Charlestown, were forwarded by
express this morning 10 their friends.
The bodies of Mrs. Harley and child, of Bal.
timore, were also sent by express to their
friends in Boston,by whom the remains will be
buried.
All the dead bodies have now been taken of,
and the few wounded remaining are doing
we'll The trunks and tenders of the cars.
which were imbedded in the sand. have been
removed, but no more dead bodies recovered
The impression is that all have been found.
The company is now eng aged in rigging a
derrick, " it'll which to ase the locomotive and
tender.
Bills are posted all over town, calling meet
ing for this evening, to adopt measures regard.
ing this terrible tragedy.
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amendments.

WASHINGTON, May, 9.-The appointmen
for postmaster at Buffalo is being reconsidered.
the President refusing for the present to sign
Dickens commission. This, if correct,s re.
gardcd as showing disposition on the part OF
the President to defer to the wishes of the peo.
pie of the locality
Dean Richmond, of Buffalo, and M. ill,Jr.,
of Albany, are here as the friends of Judge
Cowan for consul to Valparaiso, and Wander
poe as charge to the Hague.
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Another supply Of New Goods.

MAY 2nd, 1853.
UNIlE large mercantile firm in Richmond, for whom !
have been transactng business many years, is keep
ing regularly supplied with GOODS from their
extensive stock.
| have just received an additional supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods of every description.
Gentlemens aud Boys goods for summer wear.
Every description Of Cotton aud Silk Hosiery,
Girls Boys and childron's Hosiery of all sizes,
Shoes nm extensive stock OF all kinds, very cheap
Together with various other kinds Of French, English
Italian German and American Goods all of which viii
he sold for cash exclusively ut small profits
JNO. J. PURVIS. Agt. for Kent, Paine & Kent
under the 1T, lc Of "Agt for j. =. Kent
N B.--I shnll receive in few days extensive as
sortment of new and Fashionable Bonncs OF all kinds
ma2-ifts JNO. j. PURVIS. Agt Nc.
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Taylor, Tinsley Il Co,

CRoC FORWARDING & COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, Main Street. Lyach6urg Va, are
receiving and have in store large and well assorted
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Liquors, &c, &c,
emily purchased in The northern market for Cash, and
invite the attention of friends and the public gener
nlly give call, small profits and quick sales
shall be motto The following comprises portion
of r Stock:
200 Bags Rio, Lagura and Java Coffee,
30 hhds n. o. Porto Rico Il Cuba Moasses
1l5 bbs. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered aud Coffee
Sugars,
90 Packages Loaf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nails, from to 40 dy.
90 Tons country Iron,
5000 lbs. Cast, Shear and Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
300 bbIs Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskey
SO bbls French and Apple Brandy,
80 Cases Stick and Mass Lquorce, (best brands,)
90 dozen Olive Oil,
20 hhds N. O. g. Porto Rico Sugars,
rs Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assorted sizes)
30 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general assortment of goods
not enumerated, all of which will be sold upon the most
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TlNSLEY IL 20.
Marcht7-ts
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Trial for Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Capt Danl Malo-
ny, formerly of the ship Saranec,and recently
commander of the ship Roscius, of New York.
had hearing before the U. S. Commissioners
to-day, on the charge of having caused the
death oftwo seamen on the latter vessel on the
18th OF December last He was remanded,
and left in custody this afternoon for New
York.
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Great Gale off Galveston.

New ORLEANS, May 9.--Advces from Gal
weston TO the I'd, state that terrific storm oc.
Cured on that day which did immense dam
age to shipping. The barque Elisha Dennison.
of New York, capsized, and many other ves-
sells bound North were driven ashore or injur-
Ell.
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New York Nav IL.

By arrivals to day from the Isthmus sl70,
600 in gold was brought as freightand lars
amount in the hands Of passengers. % mil
hons in gold had been brought to Panama
the Northerner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
7eiegraphed for The Lynch5uyg Tsg,aia,..
RICHMOND, May l2f

Alfred J Goldman was tried today. in IN
u 5. Court for the murder OF VIM. Waldo
at Old Point Comfort last February and a.
quilted,
John S. Worml.y has been sentenced to b
hanged on the Gath June next.
European news, per Steamer Cambria. wa
received late last night-it is unimpouant.
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CHARLESTON Nav IL

The Isabel has arrived from Havana wit
dates ofthe sth ult. A difficulty had arise
between the government and Genl. Lavalettt
End in command. Lavalette with another o.
fccr of high rank was about to leave the l.
land in disgust. The troops also are said
te disconnected.
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GEO RGE RAGRY,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
lnFFERS FOR SALE
~ 65 Tons American rolled and Hammered Iron
embracing almost every sle and description Of
the beat quality,
10 Tons American Band, Hoop, Oval half round horse
shoe and mil roads
900 lbs Western Bacon, hoground,
II 900 lbs. city smoked sides.
90 hhJs New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugarspur strict
~ prime,
10 bls. prime Ports Rico Sugar.
80 bbl and boxes Loaf crushed and puverized ,ar
100 Bugs Rio Laguara, Mannilla JAVA, Mocha Coffee,
very fine,
5 hhds. W. l. Molasses,
10 bbls. New Orleans Mons eos, crop
10 bbls. Tanners OIL
Is Pure,
95 whole and hill bbls. new Herrngs,
l5b do family Shad,
100 Kegs old Dominion Males, Sd to inch spikes
30 doz. bed-cords and Lending lines,
| 90 gross patent Matches,
1000 papers cut Tacks,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
100 bags Table Salt,
10 boxes Tollow, Sperm, Adnmantine, and paten
Sperm CRADLES,
10 acts Axles and Carriage Springs
10 Bellows, ossnrted sizes, common to best quality,
900 lbs. English blister Steel,
4 ton American hammered Steel,
$500 cast nd shear Steel
10 Anyils and Vices, assorted sizes,
40 Boxes Tin plate l0N Ia and l5s 90 lie and TX
so Reams Gap, Letter and writing paper,
800 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 lbs Leaksyille and Milton Cotton Yarns,
$50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather
125 Sides blnck upper Leathcr,sone very heavy,
$500 American, English, and Russian sheet iron.
2 pigs block Tin,
100 lbs. slab Spelter,
900 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
Tmco, Halter and Back Chains,
Snnd Selves, for Paserers and Brick Layers,
Meal, Cookie and Sand Selves,
Files, assorted; Cotton md Wooden Cards, Segars
Tea and Tnblo Spoons, Shoe Thread,
3i and A heavy do nesties; Nos and Osnaburgs,
Cnlicos; Silk aud cotton Handkerchief,
Nankeen Stripes assorted,
Mustard, in great variety; Shoes. assorted,
Buckng; Nutmegs 81 10, 10pi2 10 ND Glass, Pep.
per, Ginger Alspicc, best Green and Black Teas, ".
Tar, Glass Tumbcrs, Indgo,& &C., &c.-Ail of which
will be sold ut bargain.
mp 2S--ts
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Fire

BosroN, May 9.-The dry goods store of
Messrs. Hall & Day, and the drug store of
MIR. Strong on Long wharf, were destroyed
by fire last night.
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FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Nav IL

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May IL.
Slaughter's Cotton Factory al Falmo'lt
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss es
timated at $25, 000-insurance $4,000.