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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
For q ale.

V1HE undersigned wishes to sell a, o,;v.,.
sale at his residence, on Percy;s c.,.t
a frst-rate Maltese JACK. Of N. ~
breed, he is about Is years old, has been y ys,s
prolific. If he is not sold at private sale 1,
Tuesday the Sd of May next, be will be sola. !,
public auction in the town Of WoodyiIe :.
that day, for good paper payable LIST Janu.,v
1854. GRO r COfYIpnh
April 10, ls53-tds.
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Democratic Meeting.

At a Democratic Meeting, held at the Court.
house in Woodyille, on the 18th Of April 1853;
pursuant to notice previously given Hon.
Jas. A. Ventress was called to the Chair, and
[. X. Barber appointed Secretary. The OBJ
iect of the meeting was briefly stated by the
Chaiman-whereupon John II. Leathermsn
offered the following resolutions:
l. Resolved, That the Chairman Of the
meeting appoint twenty delegates to attend
the Democratic State Convention, TO be held
in Jackson, on the I'd day Of May next.
I'd. Resolved, That a committee of five
from each Precinct of the county be appoint
ed by the Chair, whose duty it shall be to con-
fer with the people of their districts in such a
manner as they may think best, in order to
obtain a fair expression Of their choice Of
a candidate for Representative in the Low
er House of the Legislature Of Mississippi,
and that said Committees meet at the Court
house, in Woodville, on the I'd Monday in
June next, and announce the nomination.
Sd. Resolved, That we fully adopt and re-
affirm the platform of principles passed by
the National Democratic Convention, which
assembled in Baltimore in June last, and that
as democrats, without difference or distinction.
we will use our best e~xertions to sustain the
time-honored principles set forth in said plat
form.
Which resolutions, on motion, were unani.
mously adopted.
The Chair then proceeded to appoint the
delegates in compliance with the LIST resolu-
ton, as follows:
H. R. Davis, D. Il. Cooper, L. X. Barber,
P. F. Keary, W. J. Hodge, ]. H. Leatherman,
|. D. Gildart, M. Z. Saunders. T. Jones Stew
art, Walter Shropshire, Geo. H. Gordon, Geo.
B. Collier, w. W. Rowan, D. L. Phares, A. T.
Moore, Carnot Posey, II. S. Van Eaton, J. A.
Ferguson, Thos. w. Rogers, and c. Parish.
And on motion the Chair was added to the
delegation.
The Chair then proceeded to appoint the
Committee as called for by the I'd resolution,
as follows:
WoodviM precimct-John H. Leatherman,
L. K. Barber, c. G. Cage, Jas. Dunckley, Pres
ton Ferguson.
Upper Homochitto-Walter Shropshire,
John Ashley, John Moore, Jonathan Day, e.
bert Mcneil.
+ Loauer Homochiho-H. R. Davis, VIM. J.
Hodge, Wiley M. Wood, Henderson Smith,
Sterling Jetek
Percy's Creek-Vincent Row, Fl. 81. Her
bert, Thos. W. Rogers, Wm. L. Cage, Over
ton Bell.
PinkneyuiAe-A. ]. Fl. Duncan, P. F. Kea-
ry, W. W. Rowan, V. V. Kaigler, VIM. B,
Fort Adams-M. E. Saunders, Michael Cain,
J. w, Burgess, Seth Kline, Benz. Row.
WhitesoiHe- Milus Creswell, Thos. Johns,
d.. Phares, Joseph Smith, Geo. Confer.
Mount Pleasant-T. Jones Stewart, Felix
Embree, Murdoch McCraine. F. B. HAYNES,
John J. McCrea.
On motion the. Chair was added to the
Committee of the Woodville Precinct.
On motion, it was
Resoloed. That the proceedings of the meet
ing be published in the Woodville Republican.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAS. A. VENTRESS, Charm.
L. K. BARBER, Sec'ty.
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Notice.

WoopvrLLE LyoEuM.-The next regular
meeting Of this association will be held at the
Concert Hall on Wednesday evening, the goth
inst, at half past 7 o'clock.
Address--By Rev. Charles Beach.
Essay-By L. X. Barber, Esq.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order Of the Committee.
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DaguerrOtype Notice.

ANNEY d Co, inform the citizens Of
n Woodville and Vicinity, that they will
ACopen rooms there in a few days. Their
experience in the art for ten years past is, they
trust, a sufficient Guaranty TO such a. desire
daguerFeotypes in the best Of style Of the art.
A large assortment Of Paper Machs, Jewel,
Jenny Lind, and other fancy cases On hand.
Apkl l2,--6
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Dedication of Odd Fellows Hall

The members Of this Order in our commu-
nifty, are making ample preparation for their
approaching dedication which, as our read
ers viii perceive by reference to our advertis-
ing columns, comes off one week from to-day,
the 2eth inst. A procession will be formed at
the Hall and proceed thence to the NJ. E.
Church, where an address will be delivered by
p, G., S. S. Fairfield, at which we are request
Cd TO state the attendance Of the public gener-
ally and Of the ladies in particularly is respect.
fully solicited; and we trust this invitation
viii be sufficient 10 insure q large assembly Of
fair faces and bright eyes. The exercises at
the Church concluded, the brethren will repair
TO the Concert Hall in the Masonic bnllding, to
partake Of what we are certain will prove a
sumptuous repast, prepared, rs we understand,
by the ladies Of the Episcopal Church, At
night a Ball will be given under the immedi-
ate supervision Of the Order, which we hope
and confidently expect to see largely attended
by ladies and gentlemen from far and near.
In addition to this q Soiree viii be held atthe
same time in the Lodge room Of the Odd
Fellows for the benefit and pleasure Of all
who may wish to attend, and particularly Of
those not especially possessed Of dancing pro-
p~ensities and this plan has met such decided
success heretofore that we feel warrented in
asserting all who participate viii be richly re.
warded.
asy-The umors picked up and manufac-
tured In Washington. and telegraphed all
over the country, have fallen into such disrep-
ute that little or no attention is now paid 10
them and ons-halfo Of the Anews from Wash
iartons at least 5 set down as incorrect or IN
reliable. Some Of these reports actually pro-
fass 10 communicate what Is said and done
Il The Cabinet meetings and TO inform the
public what subjects the Secretaries are taking
30 and considering in thar private apartments!
Il Is strange that the newspapers will suffer
themselves and their readers 70 be thus hum
hurred-Aleraadey GaFett.
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Married,

On Saturday the 9th inst, by S. NJ. Daw-
son, Esq. j. p, Mr.. ALEXANDER P. LEX, and
MISS Ley DAvIs-both Of this county.
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Esmepts and Obligations d American f.
oouence-JoEp T. Hutehinson, jun Oakland
College. n.
The Influence Of Early AssOciatiOn-kobt
". Payne, Church Hill.
Patrick Heny-John B. Darden, Fayette-
The Undue Preference given TO Military
Deeds-James ID. Smith, WoOdvHle.
A peep at Ourselves-Elias b. Inslee, her
vile, La.
The Hope Of Reward-M. V. Kinnison,
Jefferson county.
True Science the handmade Of Religion
Arthur Mosely, Claiborne county.
The Destiny Of our Republic-David +.
Buekner, Natchez.
Grafton, with the Vsladietoy Address
Thos. J. Adams, Church Hill.
In the afternoon of this day, J. Floyd Wal
ton, Of Natchez, delivered the diplomas with
a short address to the graduating members Of
the Bellies Lettres' society, after which c. A.
DeFranee did the same to the graduating
members Of Adelphic Institute.
Having now had, as will be perceived, a
busy time Of it for several days, some rest and
recreation was permitted the mental faculties
of the students, especially the graduates, by
the Grand Concert given on Thursday night.
by the celebrated Chas. Wynen, Of Natchez,
assisted by other able performers.
Our readers will thus perceive that at no
great distance from US is annually served up a
feast for the mind, which, for variety and ex-
c~ellence, would well be worth some trouble on
our part to enable us to partake thereof.
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Painting, Paper.Hansing
AND GLAZING.

nAXTER q LFMON, beg leave to
lreturn their most sincere thanks
- for past favors conferred upon them, and
to inform the citizens of Woodville and sur.
rounding county that they have now renewed
their stock of Paints, Oils, varnishes, Class,
&c, and are now ready TO execute orders, in
a style equal to any in the south. Having en-.
gagged the services of competent workmen,
they fatter themselves to be able to give gen.
eral satisfaction to those who may favor them
with orders.
Fancy woods and marbles neatly initiated.
Orders left at Messrs- Wight & Elders Drug
Store, from town or country. will be promptly
attended To. BAXTER q LEMON
Woodville, April is. Is53-ly.
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CARUSI'S SALOON,

FINE ART DISTRIBUTION.
On Friday, May 2oth. at 6 O'Clock D. m,
One Hundred and Eighty Numbers at 81 Eceh Or
~ Sir Shares for Five Dollars,
NTILL BE DRAWN for two Oil Paintings. hv
Richards, Handsomely framed, entitled &c The
inMndoaa0n, and forty copies of r. O. c. DarIey's
"Wyomsng, engraved on steel. The design is The
same detailed in the following passa gre in "Mnet's
history OF wyoming" page 2l7:
AT Fort Jenkins, the uppermost in the valley,
and only mile above Wintermoot's, there were
gathered the families of the old patriot, John Jen-
kins, esq the Hardings and GARDENERS, distin-
guished for zeal, with others. Not apprized OF the
cOnugulty or the sayages. on the morning of the
50th OF June, Benjamin Harding, Stukely Hard.
Ing, John Harding, "a boy James Hadseil James
Hadsell, jr., Daniel Weller, John Gardiner, and
DANIEL Carr, eight in all, took their arms AND
went up about three miles into Exeter to their Ia
bor Towards evening, at an hour when aid could
not be expected, they were attacked. That they
fought bravely was admitted by the enemy Wei.
Ter, Gardiner, and Carr were taken prisoners
James Hadse!l and his son James, BENJAMIN and
Stukely Harding, were killed. John Harding, the
boy, threw himself into the river and Law under
the willows, bis mouth just above the surface. He
heard with anguish the dying groans OF his friends
Knowing he was near, the Indians searched care.
fully toT him. At one time thew were so close nc
could have touched them''
Few subjects could be more simple, nobIe or
inspiring than that which Mr. barley las selected
and treated with ouch thrilling truihiulness The
agony OF the scene is before YOU, and in avery
small group you have transcendent scenic beauty
and combination of passion at once ferocious and
sublime.
Specimens may be seen and shares obtained at
WAGNER'S Frame Store,
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
May lS-dtd
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) BIZ 70. MeQuIRE, A.cIo.e.r..- :

ny &C. MCGUIRE, Aaclioneer. -
INTENSIVE SALE OF PRINTING MATE.
II RIAL.--On Wednesday, May IS, at twelve
O'Clock M, shall sell, at the Con9ressionaI
Printing Office Of A. Boyd Hamilton, esq, In
Nailor's building, corner of lst street aud Penn
sylvania avenue, all his extensive and we'll.
seiested stock Of Printing Material and Office
Furniture, viz:
/ 2sngle Cylinder Presses. Taylor's patent, Bed.
AL by 81. These presses are nearly new and
complete in every particular. g ssn4as
single Cylinder freas, hoes patent, bed 81 by
Az, in perfect order. w CA
|, Washington Press, bed Is by 40.
Smith Press, bed IS by 81. las ~.
Standing Press, bed "a by SO, new. s.
Stationary Engine, 10. horse power, with boil
ers, chmneys, and fixtures. si1& =
font $3.50 lbs. Small Plea. .a ef -
l do 500 do do 6st
1852 lbs Brewer. 5- so q
$500 lbs. English. w
Also, Leaders, Figures, Quotations, Slugs, Scab.
bards, in ample Quantities. So
% Chases, 80 Stands, $50 Cases.
Verysuperior Imposing Stones, Sticks, Rules.
Metal and Wood Furniture Stoves, Desks,
Shafting. $50 81 as'a
400 Stereotype Pages with Blocks, of a useful
Congressional Work. 81 q
And a very large collection of other articles
necessary to a well furnished Printing Office
Terms: 500 and uq4r cash; over $50 and
under S 500 sixty daya5 over $500 four months
credit, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest JAS. C.. McGUIR
may 2O-eod Auctioneer
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nk. VALENTINE, the Eccentric Y.nt.. n.
IL hneator, respectfully aapouncs. 10 shs -;
zensof WAshingsen that ihe ann ~. e,'
of his late exhibition in this ctv hss c =:
to give two more of bis inisnitsble enssr.";o. l
at Odd Fellows HILL, on Thurscsv -
evenings, 18th and 20th instant @'0.s
Tickets admitting = gentleman. or ladv and
gentleman, SO cents. Additional ladies IS Cents
BY tpecisl arrangement Or. vALENTTNE viii
recslsee the Git Tickets, issued by MIR. PsaHAn
OF FnhadeIPhia. These tickets cost 81 each, will
aomn swo gentiemen, or one gentleman and three
..oes 70 the entertainment and enfitle the holder
y. 10 one OF tue twelve thousand gifts enumerated
Deiow and which will be distributed on Thursday
the 18th instant 1880 800 800 ~
fanorama Of California, which was 90 popular ia
natamore, and whose net earnin oe exceed . 70
Piano, valued at $3.50. which can be seen At
rerretts Music Store, No. so, South Tenth street
assembly Buildings - '''
Gold Watch, valued at Ss,ao
Three Gold Watches $1,000 y 10
Len sn Ss,s Silver Tea Spoons. ... M
Ell Ely Go'd Pens, at g. each . es0
wv o. uolo renclis, So each. eNl
i,C44 steei Engravings, at IS cents each. ssa
Inc Goid watches, Gold Pens and Cases GoId
Ienc!is, &c, can be seen at the Art Union .,n;Id
ing, No. 2IO Chestnut street.
Doors open at Z; performance to commence. q,
O'Clock. "'en'e ~
Tickets to be had at the principa, hotels and -
the office of Odd FelIows' Hall
Mr.. e, A. Ryther, of this city, will attend the
distribution in Philadelphia, and will take ch.rge
of all tickets left with him
MayI9-2t
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By BARNARD q BUCKEY, Georgetown.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEG ANT CARVED
~ and lnlaid Rosewood, Mahogany, Satinwood,
and Ebony Furniture, Persian and Turkish Car.
ments, &c.-On Friday, the Goth instant. at 10
O'Clock a. M, we will sell, at the residence of the
Belgian Minister, on the Heights of Georgetown.
an OF bis elegant French poliahed Furniture, made
to order expressly for his use by valiant and LIE
Page, the two most celebrated manufacturers in
Europe. We name in part
Splendid carved Rosewood Sofas
Elegant 1s DO DO do do Chairs hal r., j.,
Do Rosewood Roudoir Piano, by Burden
and Company
Do carved antique Chairs. by Malfait
Do Ebony inlaid Centre Tables
Rosewood Tete tete Chairs
Ebony Liquor Case, richly inlaid
Rich inlaid Satinwood Jardneries
Inlaid and carved Rosewood Fire Screens
Rosewood and plush Arm Chairs, style COM
Rich Turkey and Persian Carpets
Superior Mahogany Tables, Diniag and Side do
Rich carved and Gothic Bookcases
Do antique .hairs
Bronze and Ormolu Lamps and Candelabras
Splendid Oil Paintings, best masters
Rich cut Crystalware, as GobIeta, Wines, Cham
Pagnes. Float, Fruit, and Preserve Dishes,
Heavy triple plated Tea and Coffee sets
Do do Dinner service, 1873 pieces
China Dinner and Tea Sets, Knives and Forks
Elegant Mahogany Wardrobes. French locks
Superior do Night and Washstands
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Mattresses
Bedding, Bath Tubs, Chamber Sets, SC.
With all the Kitchen Coppers, Stove, Tins, Iron.
and WOODWARD aioulds, &C.
Sixty cases of the best Wines, selected in Eu.
rope; such difficult to obtain
Also, two Carriages. superior Match Horses
Garden, and Agricultural Tools, with great
variety moi mentioned here.
Washington city purchasers can obtain cata-
logues by calling on j. c. Mcclure, eeq.
Terms at sale. BARNARD & BUCKLEY
may Its AuctioneeTs.
?. S. Persoas not attending sale can have their
orders attended to on application to the subscrib
era. BARNARD & BUCKLEY. +.
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May Frss.-These insects, which once year
are quite numerous in this region, thus de-
scribed by writer in the Alexandria Gaxefts:
SIN answer to an inquirer in a recent paper, it
may be remarked that the Ephemers or May flies
are found in many parts of the world There are,
however, number Of species known to natural
lsts, varying somewhat In size, duration Of life,
and time of appearance.
"They all, 80 far the writer ia in formed when
In the arva state, inhabit the water; the duration
OF their lives being three years. When ready to
leave the water, they rise to the surface and
sumo the winged state, in a manner analogous to
the mosquito. In the performs of this opera ton
mulutudes are drowned, and serve food for fab;
those that escape fly to some convenient place,
and shortly after throw of second skin, mum bers
OF which may now be found upon the fences, walls
and trees. Previous to the casting off this latter
skin they are of yellow color, but afterwards
darker, thus indicating to the eye the change by
state they live bot few days, (some species only
few hours,) lay their eggs, and die In common
with many other winged iEsects, they eat nothing
during their perfect state.
Large quantities Of the exuvia first cast of NAV
now be found on the shore at Jones's Point slight
examination Of which will sutfice to show the diff
ference between them and what left upon the
fences, &c, by the insects after they have become
winged.
"Reaumur describe species 30 abunda ant in parts
Of France that the peasants collect them in carts
Tor manure, and be says that as much al twenty
1--WE or thirty l0ads are obtained by a man in a
single scason. Much disappon tmentis experienced
by the Inhabitants when the crop fails ia scant.
at is scarcely necessary TO add, that the pre-
vailing belief which attributes the origin of Nav
HES to dscayed hsh Is erroneous."
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t|qn 20 Any ottA5 1ssp tEe std
to eeabliah the same to the satisac ton of the re
gister aud re6lisSt 6f ShG proper AID Office. and
make paYment therefor a. soon a. yact;cable after
sssng tAss aettes and before te day appointed for
embracing the tract claimed; othsri ss sueh claim
will be fDFfeited. @nsi11a Is JOHN MA NON 8 -
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice. I
May 20--lawl3w sss ssis 10 49, srf r--1'G -
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
NHANCERY SALE OF YALuARI.E REAL


~ ESTATE.-By virtue of decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia, sitting in
equity, for the county of Washington, made in the
cause wherein James Rlrdine and wife are COM
plainants aad George SheckelI, Mary Ann Sheck-
ell, and Roaalie V. Sheckell are defendants, the
subscriber, trustee appointed by said Decree will
sell at public auction the pre- mises, on Fri
day, May 10th, 1853, at s O'Clock p. m., Lot
No. g. in Square 5?6 with the improvements. This
lot is most eligibly located ON the south side of
Maryland avenue, Immediately opposite the Gov.
erpment Green Houses, containing 1850 square
ieet ofground, fronting from 1875 to 100 feet on
Maryland avenue. The Improvements are hand
some frame building, with extensive back build
ings. admirably calculated for extensive board
ing house or tavern.
Terms of sale: One-fif:h In cash; inc pesidue in
four payments of 6, IL, Ia, and "a months, with
endorsed Hoea, to be approved BY the trustee; and
an fu1l payment of the whole amount a deed will
be made by the trustee conveying such title as the
vested In hun, at the expense ofthe purchaser
BENZ. p. SMITH. Trustee.
6. W. HOTELER, Auct.
April a2-eodts FUnionl
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o. FOR COLLKCTOR OF TAxRA The
friends Of Captain JoxH Y. bavAHT will SUSTAIN
his nomination. and urgs bic election to the above
Office m ti-lsts.a May l9-dtd
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MYER PHINEAS.

American Steel Pen Manufacturer,
II RESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of his
~ friends and patrons to HE new Pen, called the
IMITATION QUILL PEN, which is unsurpa ssed
in fexibility and design, being the most perfect
imitation of the quill ever made. This, together
with his new Double Elastic Patent Spring, New
York Commercial, Original, Bank Pens, Jenny
Linds, Suavetor, and Extra Fine Point; also, his
superior, accommodating, and plain Holders of all
patterns, ivory and cocoa Letter Stamps, can be
procured at his establishment, No. lis William
street, New York.
As also by all the principal stationers in this
city. Aug 2s-Th&Satd
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENTS.
seventh Street, near the Post Office Depart
ment, Washington, ID. C.

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENTS.
Seventh Street, near the Post Office Depart
ment, Washington, d. C.
A LII PERSONS having business in Washington
"A are informed that the undersigned has estsb
lished here an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENTS
for the purpose of giving any information desired
IN relation to every possible and proper subject of
inquiry by persons In any part of the world Those
wishing to know how TO proceed in any business
they may have before Congress, in the public
othces, &C., will be discreetly advised; and when
professional or other aid may be necessary the
best will be procured or recommended
The undersigned will regard all matters com
munlcated to him in connexion with this Office as
sacredly confidential.
Every letter of inquiry must be postpaid and
contain fee Of ONE DOLLAR, which will gener-
ally be the only remuneration required; but should
It not compensate for the service to be rendered
the proper amount will be stated in satisfactory
letter in reply.
Address (postaae prepaid)
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Office OF Correspondence, Washington, D. c.
: Mr.. THOMAS C. CoNNoLLY is known to ,,s az a
worthy citisen, gentleman of intelligence ana
clear, accurate, and ready writer; and we re-
gard him as eminently qualified for the able,
prompt, and faithful performance of the useful du
ties connected with his and original design of
an Office Of Correspoadenee
RICHARD WALLACE,
~. S, Marshal for the Dist of Columbia
WALTER LENOX,
Late Mayor of Washington.
10. GALES,
G0f the National Intelligencer."J
R. w. LATHAM,
[Bsnker.l
S. A. DOUGLAS,
UNITED States Senate
JOHN w. MAURY,
May l3-dtf Mayor of Washington
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JOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
q MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens CT
Washington and vicinity that he has established
himself in this city, and lie prepared to give les
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at Mr.. ThompsOn's Daguerrean Gal.
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store OF MIR. Holm
+. Ellis, will be promptly attended TO.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 25
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Arrival of the Cherokee-Latsr from Hovona-
Death on Board.
Nrw YoaK, May ls.-The steamer Cherokes
arrived here this morning from Havana, with
dates to the 18th instant. Affairs at Havana and
the leland were quiet. Good health prevailed.
Business was without much moment or change in
prices.
Colonel Claiborne, q distinguished citizen of
Montgomery, Alabama. was on board the Chsro.
kee, and died on the psasage. $3.50 s,-.I3 III
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MEMORIALS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
WI CHARLES JAMES FOX, edited By the RI.
Hon. Lord John Russell, NJ p. vols 'ea'1'l
May 10 A< FRANCK TAYLOR.
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90 FOR COLLECTOR OF Axns.--Roh-
est j. Roche 10 presented to his fellow citizens
for re- election. The prompt and faithful manner
in which he has heretofore discharged the duties
Of the Office merits at the bands Of bis fellow cit.
gems their hearty support,
May 20-eodtlstJune lA -
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MARRIED,
At Browns Hotel, on Tuesday evening, May
II, by the Rev. MIR. SrlINersLLoY, Major EVE
BARD FIELD to Miss LOUISA FOK, ali Of Pc
tersburg, Virginia. .-,sss, +. ~, -, 4
On Tuesday, 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
HopeEs, THOMAS M. HANSON to Miss MARY
p. BARRY, all of this city. II es,-rg ~