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TRtJSK s,y,inIrs siT'h s on ponT- SHOE MD
readers 81 the WHY both in city ard country
AMI convenient store throughout the
saloon 10 contains
all and has acquired the reputation giving bargains to ali, our
assortment comprehensive aud Cumpctc embracing
taste as well a. utility including Children
great abundance and variety
been laid In At the lowest prices, and sold o the
s1me terms We respectfully i'm want Of
any ming IN our line WHITE 4 PAGE.
selO III Mi, -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

~, -, 'ls yert'ssr vold .s= get In business in
20 ' hd' WIS raised na5raH tlT Iissi =,
" I iAi'y a-- ur:crftsaLs looaE.erirs he nj H. ' -
~ -S' il- ness Thar lie offered him Any cr,r,i
lfor9 j. attended 90. .Bg1sS,., e' post PAID VIII
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COMB ASD FlSCT G00nS ElggaCrsg

=. hs.i.'uN i tttuE- Nitf..sl-..
Va, ''-'.,S ,,-oti ,1'af iiTecEuic h) Neu York.
.- i--i..- p 'r- ts-". lalt % Combs Cs-r.--
,.lssl. l.str.Grl.s. g. 49, go ''''- --r----'--
',ls -7e.lsiiet advantages '-a1 orr connection i.r
aaa-taeuTtrs, tlte pleasure a s5...l:i-- .S .
---.s .-- So ,..s- as'fsFs r14r4-fv
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: AiiEs p HEATH
% cO4.Lssi.vE, " rzarcEpr

~ CDsSEHSSTHNEr ~ rEEgCFPy
irculi Court Glty 81 R!chmond
- ohle' f'r u'e present. a. che VirgiaIl House.
.aisss- tts-s-NSE-. AIiUs,NsN 81 Law AZ -,
~ Akf ~ ELiC viii practise in Ccuris Richmond c.
1 counties ~ Goochand, Chsst-raeI ED rnriro lie
a. .e various dutiys q Notary rrreribeI by n
Az also give his attention - A"'
= 'r7'" i1 - irir 9fif14g !'-g tff4 Srs-f mo, =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

~ iAONs kir1,NWON. ~ rrrs,ryu-. Restoring. ,ud
bcauttE ae Hair, cleans ue head uarIrrr ana be-
n'uf1 lur 10 '.viaur Nrryous Head tstc and srHta
Ting tuI''- .,t,If 81 'ost nderfui and isiilI pre-
psratiOn thc u.r.1 uruigsg1. lrr tts
srtcic BE- without prccet.utu s history OF tis Mv usr,
DARK luvrriut son. rob- r.s sri curling hair uit rlus of
admire lm1k n lics is ur universal eject h- Kttrat
us Boz hali rui heads DO be- fHruentg trrf fea Tf
htTusCx las fay restored lar Of
years" Yours. Ar
T. JAY COUUrWgtOtr. 16 Fond e. n Y
Frce only " cen' n large, handsome bottles. .. paruss
Prourlefcr, 1ci broadway. New YORK.
- AbiE 0KAY Whortss aud Retail Grrnts Tor Rehros1
-ani 'od - au Druggsts aui merchants ever where
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

"a CttAiCS chLEiNG roBAoCo-GiiHsn's celebrated WIZ.
On.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15
tpwrN WALKER.

3 g. in, T. ,t .r"s,s 70 law ant soners-fo
4 .t...F frsr. N. 1-Tc1ts Deeds. P8W,rs ID a.
=, h'. e'..s, Do HnH' f-r states on AisiaT,
rs, -a'-, N.1..s.i. t.0r'ts. Georgia IllinciE IN,
'..a tHi ~, fH'rH Maryland, Nt.s.efusetfr NfirbI
'' ga 81 .sf.Ir., Missouri, Nyv Hamrsiire New Ger.
.' l.' ..'| "1I, Ohio, Psrrsyiv4lia South Caro-
. ...... $685. .-a...', Wisconsin, &C..
-,H, J. lANLN, N-ilry rutic. CEce on ifth street
r.r1-
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a ,kKNL,as;s 4. AaAI,.i,..-rs.. - =.

Il = 5
- Der has on hand az his Coach-Tnaking
u-trnsnt On ort ard AIy, between Main and Ca
t-Stl ali lith syreesl h Colr-bfa,
Hotel Sonchrs thariOe- arouckr- Hugpr- -I,h ID l,A
ny, ~; -ia q his own make, Of the materials
NE nd en b. Ia the city Rchuaad and r,sp.etfnl S
al ron those 10 SAINT C.!
and All work sold that s. warranted. Fe'
ap5-dGc6u NTckI.U N,Snr~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

&E Efksh WANrLp, tlr term ofaye year,. for which
ID s'S - " FOOD secarty viii DC ven aud de
pan Address A. Il, postpaid at this once
~, t, y.
q al a.lGs. " W N~-'''J Fro'.''s
:" IoI''.hI'sAi' solicited. aug3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

e avenues % trace AID are now b ,n.,.
lp,-eeh richmond and the Interior business hithrrt
1hA9" TO Richmond = being drawn within her reach nj -.
sk occasion IN advance, to inform who are unae
Win 'ie a4vantages Ia trade which AFFORD.
East IN ne Furnishing he better bargains can be had
~ r.cJ-....ll, - BiNFORD PORrERs.
-f--'-' N"'e anu prompt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15
Tnos. LAMBERT. Brgimor, IN.

H. LICK, t.ek aid Land Warrant Agency. G,r-y,oJ
10 Stre- Stocks fought and Comm son-The krb
vs. pre- paid or Land WsErang-Ci9i silver Wanted
ffiEe Iiekets In al Lotteries
Of X France Co. will be promptly paid ~ aad All enguis,
relative 10 the business u Il. FK,scE Co. aIdrysssd 10 tp "a
Richmond, viii meet with prompt attention.
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

> EN"NAi- AM gO-PRgTN EEtSIfIP-The Iadj., s,r,-
E0 has been removed the New
norfolk, Sign % ths big Glass ~ 'A -
Do. -rstcsih.r has this
ChAA4t : MAURICE and THOS H. Elliott ara 49, h
H. ADDtNGTUN A co " liant " ''e nm OF WA.
Norfolk. July 2s-jy2S II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

lIE NLlItdN MUSTANG LINIfENy7 NiiI a., o.. a..
hl,s uhdoHb'td sausitctou f,i.I
i meek or sore thrOsi; Il has proved its, rhi.
those complaints stub,6rn ...rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

te sr IRE AT san Franc notice quantity
w. N.y Pictorial burned, Ia the
b'uSR o! that city. Gold will and even i
oIlr country u
colds coughs and affections Of lungs Indeed " hsp 10
A" thai j. almost Indispensable companion of IA. m r,
ana nhtrs WHO much and rSt,s.I
Fpr sal. bv pI-pCttI 40, ','A'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

oesn repre'er'ed to u that the property Advertised a
sA-e improved by tine three
* Ahd handsome Vrcoes either side: thaths
.OeSh repair, and has all the modern 49,
Neuisies ard comfort There
y 70 'front.' OF the house, beautifully arranged ana ,ho
Ns "a HJ-ris aud es-rgresns OF N'-
me out buildings consist Of servants sable
s-pt. 49, l55S-dd. 'f-~''-' &c house
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

Hin
yn ga ngHHd, dgf Ob,ii7's N9r,s-Nr John MacIi, po
pie.t OF the northern kufy, Wick.
way by letter. dated April 5 1851 "Thai Is aware hume
instances va which HDloways Ointment PIs have b-en
We create" service 10 sufferers part of tie country
nor 'ssely az regards wounds u long standing and that he
S.u' permitted, give the
Who have been entirely cured by their No FAMILY
without supply OF these excellent urdic,ue- a.
celebrated throughout the civilized world N'--''
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co 80 D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

Ms,e' A. g. BE,ca COL had valuable iSrc hat stout
Ttr weeks SIEGE %i- wounded severely
hook, opening Fash Of three length and an pr ~
mu,S u'el ti"i various articles 10 lea, IT, ul ,rlu,iio
kr'hs into caE,.dlarge quantities 10 collect ana d.
limb was suite n Attend asked me II Lai n 49,
IhtE l1'rtt 1" which replied ia the negative lut trl
E W fi 40 some good vas Induced TO Try II only
ia wien tie To
the wound TO heal Now 10 j. entirely healed ma N . 80 a.
'Nitg over tae wound, King al look As ever Iag
| pound remain yours, C!!As y IguiTpIinSrsT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15
HIyLits HAZE, Importer aud D,slrr in Watches. 4

log E9ods shaw' Hosiery Cloves Handkerchief Bonnet aui
neck Ribbons fannel' Linens &c, all % which Vii be cold
BS1 S DOM 1 .'. ssy'n' goods and Od
ELts HAZE, Importer aud Dealer in Wnicl,~. JrwrIry
ihe largest stock Of Gooin bis line oa.re In this market
Cy ald Country Merchants are invited To good and
~ eola and Silver wa,che, an sind. from the most ,.c
CO. Gold Vest, Guard, Chan some new STYLES. fancy
Tho arge,, assortment o'tl,-e,-y ever offered ni,
Sysy va,ey s9d End h. large a,'ormeI, Of J Gso
w, dozen Vr Oo,, i.,e, ssi 'nl L'cr nruh,,
29pl groee escorted Kinds of Buitona
LOU a'l s C I. s,,fy y,n,,,y "fd ti"'s
loo dozen Porte Monies, syI,r over 100 dars. r
Clsar Ca,cs-A large assortment
oock u every variety amt kni, Dressing Casr p,.ts Port
Tg, h, i, n's,, ''4., 'snl Violin s'nFr
Ha,s class store and At prices ihsi cannot al % ps'e
VBHFsERNiNG KErTtr7-P,resisr.Iirrl and Ber metal
n fan assortment Of all sir,s ato fr sie low
rei2 siy1 ~ me Circular Saw 20 N,.o ttfgst
MIL PicKS.-A superior article, TOD ssls o.,
sri2 ssu Of The Cireniar saw 70 Nia,1 st,ss,
&OGD.,Iafs UPLAND corroS' for sale. -, ,r,,,,.v
6swEEr ot.-Tvo hupdrc b,ysa fc, sale i,wtv
- seii nfNSfrc o. Bgrpl
RJEw MEDICAL tNp MISCELLANEOUS hOON-. Coz
, H'Rr '7a'.o1s or 90. Rational History m f.yIgfnt VI
Bricrre De n5isnert ~ '''''''' ''' ''-'". ~ ~
4 T,eaiis, on Op,oi OJ'o,ar yg.es. o. u uiyce,
Wood; edited oy T. Litt,U. 70 D-sl
thiVG Pictorial crptivs and 10 .to4i rfh r4ots
Of and the Burrrsa Slam a1 Artn uii nearly . Lui
drrf tluatratons london rlifln 81 90
Ihe Orgrr'ui or Logical sattes Of Aristotle with The intro
durtion o. Porphyryi v0ls--s1.
me Fttrf I'm .',rv Collected BY Wstrsv of w.,t-.t.
ter translated from The original ~ Yong t,if London
edi ion o. %.
TAe Story u RoHf yter ~ Albert Smith nustr,ed Zoe.
Tie ErH ~ Tale tv rafla Al.
Aneyts efHeHlIis a,d fasfiTts ~ Birfs R.s0,s anf
Zs. =, y. ~" aS ~ ' r. s a. Aso,. n, NJ,
Lee-1Ec.
ByJ' and ho''rat r &c iousg. ~ Ms Huehes with M
irustrations-73c.
SIyag oad D0iqO' ~ Asal, with hundred and ,lS
1uatrafiana-o1'
ne Ncroscp1isr complete Manual The Nj
phyairianf,
ecence, with illustrator ~ Joseph Wyihc1 ND eiqa
Cf f0 short Tabs 10 short WORDS with twelve uiusra-
tious-t0c
Tae re Of Drsil W1ssr the Young Apsrlran tbsry,
with Illustrations. GRO NJ. WEST,
sei4 Exchange nookfors, Rlckmond, Va.
~ BROWNS EssENcE on JAMAICA gISsER.--eo dssn,
ssn BENNETT BEBm
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y W. no-rER's DAY SCHOOL ron Yor Nc Llnrts ms,


EN w Ho-IEIis DAY SCHOOL FOR YOl VI. l. ANN. -
The first session will on Monday Oct1ber
IN e eonoious room In the q the Sycamore Church
On llil street, between Broad
NJ x vii be assisted School by his sis,.-
Who has had y experience
were passed IN France lie unEecess.ry 10 sv -s
A taaf IL lis n'r1ton pursue system III At d
tE period u eight In Richmond fluu 50 sgre..
H. wa Nat 81 thoroughly grounding Pupils In the Grst urip
Prs o. Whatever sudies thry undertake APPARATUS
'u small Is eonpl t. aud we'll selected Library o, Wor.
'F reference viii te at the disposal o. the Pupils
TRIMS, PAYABLE QUARTERLY:
TI51ron English EraHe-e;' Per seAgios'c year, tso
Modern languages, each, =,
Musie-llarT, Panu, Guitar Singing each &,
Dta"r 10 tene CrsyOns, water COIo included In
the higher Enelish Coarse.
Lecture Uil o. given S-i.ntif Sgterts ~ veil a. pr
sln. - q.
Ss - - LN yN IoNHDiNG NND DAY sCIIOOi.-
> The Third sian School will COMMENCE
on t- '. HrNDi ia October such las IN enlisted a.
VAL insure 'hor1tEh and comprehensive % nstrutn
- g. 4r'a'',-lG-I o. .s9l.-EH ..s.f'il "a FrrIaae
Pr Board and Hasllnr .. ........ -,
Higher English urauchss. 81
P.iEa1y E1Eil-h Branches
Ai'4rH. anu Modern Languages,
Music, PsnIrssor's lees. ,-ia-JIr,
HeGHDENtawN FENINLG COILEGE norIcntownN
ES 'htftri tu t- LrgI..- u Ntr fg.-g fyf.f
g'rf-s AMI -ti geILr session Of he IusfitB.f
commence GA Tuesday, Nov ist continue ave ut. ~
f'E Catalogues 1-ui-inl1g terms D.. address
Bori,ntovr y. J., Srr; .,A. lssS -. ~
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MARINE DISASTER

CHARLESTON, Sept. l3.--The brig Argus Of Charleston
for Trinidad wrecked on the 3lst near Kew Blanc,
The vessel was total loss. Crew saved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-15

3osroN, Sept. l3.The Ncwburyport Herald denies Il
reported seizure OF American fishing vessels oil Fo
river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25


RRooK4YN xARcH " isss-xR. cL0vER-DlAR
the Chairman Of the fey rsmsinns
acquainted from the psrus. Of Of that
psssed horrd viii make Dsrtmoer
disgusting to the civilized world The object
nication TO invite yourself associates large
group Picturc for as Americans fosl that at
little attention should be gvcn to che aged patriots
country especially those who drank very dregs
thousand suerings Of detested Darmoor obtaining
the picture FOR our gallery shall take great pleasure
hoping though simple gift # will token to your
selves OF the deep sympathy OF two American
nessss for ous past and also when you have
rane generations. With the highest respect, yours,
HARRISON HILL, &3 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, MARCH 10, S53-GENTLEMEN:-WE
have received ettcr OF tho 18th inst inviting usato
cit in group for large Dayuerreoype picture For your
liberal offer to to each member OF our assooa
ton who fit with copy will please to accept our
warmest thanks This mark of kindness your part Is
acknowledges BY with deep feelings Of a. u !:
evidence tbnt those Who In days OF braved battle
and the hrccze in defence Of their country are not totally
your convenience in regard the time you wish MS
sit. Very respectfully yours. Lewis r. Glover Theaf
HArdenbrcak, Theo. Thomas, Robert Conckn b. Howard
and Others
To Aessrs, Harrison Il Hill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
Our Boston Correspondence.

Boston, March a, 1862
The appointment Of Gen. Peoslec as Collector.
The politicians and citizens here have been thoroughly
the appointments made for this place for ssve
raj days past; and far have been able to pather
public sentiment the subject they have been received
with almost universal favor The only persons whoques
toned the e1pedency of any of them are few of those
who had divided the places here pretty much TO suit
themselves and who consequently thought the appoint
mant Of New Hampshire man to the Ccnectorship
rather bold innovation pecedents The truth of the
matter is, there considerable contention about
the places here, and things had got into such comp-
Gated snar that the President found be couldn't obg
everybody and he npeled to take the RESPONSE
bty Of turning deef to all cqucs, and appointing
of his own with eye single TO the interests Of
the public service II th, Independence carried apt
in all the departments of his administration 1t W. b.
fruitful Of incacuible good TO The country
This appointment might have been considered bold
experiment pcrbapsas Of The wlg papers claim
if the Custom House, like the Poss oce dcves its re-
venue solely from the pocke.s OF the good people of Bog
ton. But such Is not the all New Esgland ia
supplied with foreign goods, costly from this port and
consequently pays duties Indirectly at this Custom
House. nothing Just aud proper th IN that the
Collector should bo taken once Mt least from y a.
heart OF New England rand especially fsom the Al
faithful and unwaye-ias democratic Stnts Of New Hr
shire. ~
Such is the secret history of the apESatment Of Gen.
Pcaslee TO the Coee;crship of Bostor. 1t was corsa
upon him without solicitation and y1s not ncc -
him without much hesitation and rs%ctancc Ia svory
respect the appointment Is moss fitting on S,epcr:l
Pessee has long been a near neiesor and ,ar srr
oil friend Of the President lie by prof, xs;s Evver
gentleman Of great suayi'y Of m.4nnsrs, iaborsous
has represented the district n which no resides sx Years
In Congrcss, whcro he hrs gained the reputation of
faithful fearless and hsd work. g member aad bngiur
ns no Will these essential reqrstes into the and
spon.lble position he to scupy we cannot but thI ar
he will prove &c the mo-. opulnr and eiqiept fcI
'ectczs efes sPro'rted a. ths port Of bSstsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
From Char3sstOn.
SEVERE STORM AND FRzsHEr IN TIE sOUTH-YATAL
RAILROAD ACCIDENT, ETC.

CHARLESTON, hnrch %, 1858.
The severe storm Of Thursday, the lTth inst, has
proved very disastrous to roads, bridges &c. In Alabama
The Tallspcosa higher than had been known for
years. and the Alabama also attained to great height
Consequently planting in the owlands and river bottoms
has been greatly retarded. At Columbus, Ga the ume
OF the lage Factory washed away and portion Of
the wall Of the canal lately rebuilt thrown down by
the violence Of the water.
We have mail beyond Montgomery, and Eve are now
due from New Orleans.
An engineer, named Charles d. Schooumaker and a
fireman named Newton Gilmore we're killed by collision
on the railIca yesterday.
About three miles from Columbia on Wednesday tho
bnggaRo car Of train from Charleston took
FIRE. and nearly all the baggage consumed Governor
Manning barely saved his trunk which contained some
valuable State papers, The passengers finally extn
goished the lre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
BY MAIL.
Appointments by the President.


BY and nth the adrice and consent Of the Senate.
Our telegaphc correspondent have already announced
the majority Of the following appointments, but as they
looked upon with considerable importance by the
habitan Of all sections of the country have deemed
it tadvsable to republish them officially given in tho
Washinton UniCa:--
CoNSuIs.
William Henry vesey Of Pennsylvania to be consul Of
the Uu states at Havre, in France in place OF Loren
Draper recalled.
John Bacon, of New York, to be consul of the United
States at Nassau in the island of New Providence, In
place of Timothy Darling, resigned.
Henry b. Dewey Of Pennsy lania TO be consul oil the
United States at Para, in Brazil
Amos s. York. to be consul of the United states for the
island OF 2ante
JUDGES.
John A. Campbell Of Alabama. to be an associate JUS
ce Of the Supreme Court OF the United States In place
Of John Mckinley, deceased
Edward lander Of Indiana to bc chief justice for the
Territory Of Washinaton
J..1 < S.s., Cil.o to w assosa,s justice Tor
] the rerritory Of Washingtsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25

CHARLESTON. March 2l. 1883.

CHARIE,TON, MARCH II, 1903.
Cotton sales to day foot up 250 bales at prizes rang
ing from s5f lie. Fair 10Ac The market nas an ad
vancing tendency. The business of the pot three days
amounts to 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, March %, 1859.
The sales Of cotton today have nenn 900 bales at
range OF lie with arm mrrket, tendiny upward
Fair 10 quoted at 10,S Q lle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
The Gardner Trial.

WA6hiN8fOh, March ~ 1908
Hon. Georss Evans, wishing TO return home was re.
called and identified several papers "a having been led
The counsel for the defence propossa To- o+or-oo,to
him to the mode OF proceeding upon the CAIN and tho
reasons by which the Board in making the
award.
Tho counsel for the prosecution obectedb ee Lears
overruled the objection on the ground that t6e
for the prosecution had already opened the subject
was, therefore, too late to close the door to ~,
=, Mr. Evans proceeded to give detail,
the action of the Board of Commissioners He c,,s
that the counsel for the claimant pressed hard l.
an early decision. The reasons assigned were
that Gardner entirely without means, had lost
especially wanted TO make an adjustment with his credi
tors; that 1t necessary FOR him to go to Mexico
among other things TO get more proof, want
could be declared valid far as to make appear rea
able to money leaders, he could borrow what ne wanted
The Rcard fought there was nevertheless this very
siateeent of the something to excite suspiconhe
magnitude OF the claim that Gardner had been engaged
in other business and took up abandoned mno with
out means his great expenditures in getting under way
etc excited suscion. Gardner carefully nterrog
about it Papers were examined again and asain-coun
sci coasuted-and more time devoted to the nyesga
ton Of this than any other case Every means their
ingenuity could suggest was used to detect errors
or inconsit tencies and arrive at facts The Com
nissonars were all OF opinion the very
strongly proved indeed. The rules Of the Board
were all conlormed to- which showed tho regularity
ability of his counsel Messrs. Corwin, Thompson and
others Counsel presented one in the
handwriting Of Mr. Corwin in which he figures it all out
another by Mr Thompson in writing ard others oral
This award when announced proved very
to the counsel for Gardner Up TO the very latest hour
OF the sion the Board repeatedly pressed reopen
the case, and hear arguments to the aa.ount The
Board tried 10 get better Mexico regarding
this and other claims but they could not.
They consulted the Mexican Minister, Rosa, without
learning any thing OF consequence They considered
tmony fd'tc and suggested to President Taylor the
appointment Of some agent to go TO Mexico, summons
witnesses, and test the validity of the various ca.ns
President Taylor recommended it to Congress and the
only notice taken of it an attack by a newspaper
here on General Tnyor charging him with seeking get
place for some friend.
Capt. Barry recalled and cross examined.
Capt. Vim. w Hunter, If the United States Navy, was
sworn and testified thnthe visited Lagunas in Decom
Der last BY direction of the Senate committee He re-
searched for Gardner's mine and found none. Before
concluding his pxam finn tha acou-t ad;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
Lake Eric Navigation

BUFFALO, March 2I. 1888.
The wind has driven the ice down the lake Consider.
able is now of harbor but IL IL passing down the
river fast. The steamer Mayflower has not Gown
She from Cleveland to Detroit in connection with
the State Line nilrond. The weather here Is stormy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
Dcn<h of DIR. Dupcnn.

CINt1NNAT1, MATCH y, 1903.
DR. Alexander D, died last evening 1t is thought
bo fell from ha waa' At Of apoplexy, his wounds
not such would cause death.
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CLOTHING.

(!AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons desirous OF their east OF articles
sts cash can obtain fair price sending for the suhssr
lar. At hs residence, or t.raash Tie Post cnfoe
y. R.-LAdiss Attsadsd v by hxa Dusselassf
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From the Northwest.

DEFEAT OF THE MAINE LAW IN wIsooSSIN--NIssIs-
sIPPI AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD.
MILWAUKEE March a. 1853.
The Maine Lqsor law has been killed in the Assembly
by one vote.
The contract for building the Mississippi and Milwaukee
Railroad from Milton to Madison has been let to Cham
berain Co. of Cleveland.
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The Canadian Parliament. /.

THE ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES, TO BE INCREASED.
QuEBec, March "a. 1883.
The bill to ncreaSe the represenon from 81 TO 1873
members, has PISSED the House of Assembly nv vote
u 6l 70 lC bs votes over tho requsite two thirds
majority.