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M. sCHLoss, & CO.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, 4

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, &c.
RALEIGH, n.
EEERE!! HAVING PERCEIVED so MANY AID.
arrival of New and Fashionable Spring Goods it
our duty to approach the public in general and inform
them that the Firm of NJ SCL0SS, Cos still existing
in the City of Oaks and has fed making the proper
selections for the Spring and Summer trade We have
Il Rich and Elegant TarieysI
dANCY AND STAPLE DRYEGO0DS,
which recommend for their cheapness neaness
In the line of CLOTHING it is unnecessary say that
keep full assortment of all kinds wanting in this
and should have the pleasure retaining the lber
al patronage. hereafter which has been extended hh
erto, and for which return sincere thanks it shall
be endeavor to prove that our motto consists in
Selling Good Bargainss
In conclusion would particularly the public
that have very fine Gold and Silver WATCHES
hand yet which for their quality every
respect, and the principal part is-listenlatc cost
Call at LoUGEEs New Brick Building, next door to
Col Hutchings' Sadlery Establishment.
IermS-Cash, or credit, if settled every six months
NJ SGHL0SS co,
Raleigh, Nav "a, 1854. 54-tE
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CANDIDATEs FOR GOVERNOR.

Ncssrs Bragg and Dockery will address the peo-
NE at the following times and places:
Graham, Alamance, Saturday, May 27.
Hillsborough, Monday, May 20.
Raleigh, Wednesday, May 81.
Brassfeld's, Granville, Friday, June 2.
Oxford Granville Saturday, June 8.
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SUICIDE We learn that Maj. A. G. Banks, high
ly respectable citizen of this County, committed sui
eide on Thursday morning last, lie cut his throat
and died in a few minutes. Cause, said to be
tai arrangement.
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$3.50 r BEWARE.
r ROC LAMATI0N.

By his Ecceeacy DAVID S. REID, Governor Of tie Stots
9sSN So cf Aoffh G1fotind.
ENHEREAs, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED
me that one ALBEkT aate of the County of
Richmond, stands charged vi The murder one DANES
d. Baker said County and that the said Albert Wright
has fed from justice and beyond the limits of the
Now, therefore, to theend that the said Albert Wright
may be and brought trial for saidoencc
do hereby Issue this my Proclamation offering reward
of Itro Haned aud Fifty Dollars his arrest and dc.
livery TO the Sheriff of Richmond County
DESCRIPTIONS;
ALBERT WRIGHT is about feet seven or eight inches
HIGH and weighs about one hundred and pounds;
looks red and toierabiy fair with bushy
dark auburn color hca,y beard The lower pcronef
his face; blunt features low frehead down.cast coune
nance hazel eyes his conversation or rather snloth
cred, and is about thirty years of age.
Given Under my hand and attested with the
RI Great Seal of the State of North Carona at the
L. 0J City of Raleigh, the 9Th day of May, A ID,
1854. DAVID S. REID.
By the Governor:
sANL F. ADAMS, jr, Pirate S.vetary
Raleigh, May Is, 1854. 1Q22-4w.
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salked of in Danville but the Dedication of the mag
nificent Masonic Temple Quilt by John W. Cosby,
Esq., late of Raleigh, and of the best Architects
South of the Potomac,) the Ladies' Fair Heaven
bless the fair creatures y and the Ball. All crea-
ton and the rest of mankind Except oursel)
pected to attend. Recognizing greater hosptali-
ty on earth than exists in the town of Danvie, we
undertake to say that every body viii be received
with warm hearts and outstretched arms. The eek
ercises" will commence on Wednesday next and
close on Thursday night by mammoth Ball"
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r|7 We invite attention to the interesting and
able Speech of Mr.. Cantwel, in columns to-day.
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~ The Express line of Adams 8 Go. is just
what it processes to be- prompt, safe and sure We
have received several packages of late, which were
put through in the least possible time and in good
order. 1t is most useful enterprizf and must be
more and more encouraged by business
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WM.TELL OUTDoNE--ExrRAoRDINARY PISTOL SHooT-
ING. The New Orleans Picayune gives the follow
ing account of an extraordinary exhibition of skill
and temerity which took place near that city,
Tina great match and bet of one thousand dollars
to eight hundred, has at last been decided. Mr.
Travis winning the money upon the first shot. The
affair off May day, at the private residence
of Mr.. c. A Rabbit, at Bayou Ramos, on Tiger Is
land, parish of ST. Mary's, in this State. 1t being
difficult to procure apple, a small orange, only
about five inches in circumference was substituted
After the shooting distance of thirty feet was
measured, and all parties agreed, the orange was
placed by the Judges upon the head of a gentleman,
friend of both parties, Mr.. j. P. O., and no OBJ.
ect Intervening, the first shot told the story, hitting
the orange, half of the bullet going through.
Both gentleman displayed great nerve upon the
exciting occasion. Some of the best sportsmen and
acknowledged best shots the in country present
and all express themselves fully satisfied that Mr.
Travis is the best pistol shot IN The saprld
Core ron TooTHAcHE. DIR. Blake recommends
two drachms alum, to be dissolved in seven drachms
of sweet spirits of nitre piece of lint or small
piece of sponge, to be dipped in the solution and
applied to the tooth. So 8.
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Texas Real Estate Brokerage,
COLLECTING AND LAND AGEN c.
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,

RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
city Of dustin, 7srds
I. C. FREEMAN N. c. @. n. FREEMAN
INCOMES IN TEXAS, AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
4 IL obtained through this Agency.
FIDELITY the interests of NoN=residehts.
REGISTERS of land for sae in all parts of the State; full
exhibits of title and descriptions also registers of
town and city lots.
LANDS located, bought and sold,
CLAIMS against the State individuals collected and
justed and remances made by exchange New Orleans
. any of the northern cities, if desired.
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge of the country, and
the land SYSTEM nsures superior locations and the best
titles.
STRANGERS looking at Texas may always have lead
ing items and useful hints at the Office of this Agency.
REGISTERS open for examination.
sFy Office in Congress Avenue.
Nav 54-lv.
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SAIE OF VALU ABLE NEAL ESTATE
County Of Wake, made Spring Term, A. d. 1854 the
matter of Wm. Ward John j. Ward and Others, on the
Clerk and Master, will proceed SELL Laws Store in
Wake County the following tracts or parcels Of land for
ing and being in the County of Wake afuresaidi
One tract adjoining James ~ Mangum John Adams and
others, containing 100 acres.
Another tract, acres adjoining Set Penny and oh
the waters of ledge Of Rock Creek the north
side of Neuse
Another tract of $50 the Greek and River
And fourth tract known the House tract and situate
Neuse River, containing about $50 acres,
TERMS SALE Bonds with two good suretes,
half payable six months and the other half nine months
date sale. Enough of the purchase money
be paid in cash to pay costs of petition and SALE
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. & 81.
May 90, 1854 54w&swtd.
~ Register please copy till day and forward
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FOURTH July. Edward Cantwell, Esq, has
been chosen by the Committee, and has consented
to deliver the address in this City the ensuing
Fourth of July. The community may expect an in
tercsting and eloquent effort.
We trust the Committee will first provide :he
funds, and then take the necessary steps for bril-
liant celebraton-one worthy the metropolis of the
State
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CREAM CRAcKERs Take one pint of cream, six
eggs-beat the whitesto froth if the cream issour
a teaspoon full of soda must be used. Mix the
dough very stiff and poand it half an hour.
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STOP THE RASCAL.-ON THE 18TH OF APRIL.
- hired to styling himself as LONG, of Louis.
iana Horse and Buggy, for few days only he nlIeg.
ed He stated his intention to be to visit Chapel Hill
Since that Time Ihase Aedrd nothing Of him.
The horse is small fea-btten Ercy-hs under jaw hang
ing lower than the upper The Buggy is good, strong,
substantial The Harness is ordinary black mounted
Buggy Harness. THE is Of common height with light
sandy hair, and looks the gentleman.
will give reward Of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for
such information will enable the Horse
and Buggy EDW. YARBR0UGH, JR.
Raleigh, May 20. 1854. 54-6t.
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THE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE The June number of
this work has been received The Editors for the
past year-Messrs. Engclhard, Merritt Moore, Mich
OILS, Scott, and Be-wl graduate at the approach
ing commencement, and have therefore taken their
leave of their readers whom they have served so
well. The new Editors are, Messrs. Boyden, Camp
bell, Hail. McIver, Mcmillan, and Yelowly We
wish the Maya zine the most abundant success
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NDIEDMONT CHALYBEATE sPRINGa.

Il STOKES COUNTY, N. C.-The subscribers having
purchased the above Springs at the close of the last
and put up large and comfortable Improvements will
prepared by the lst of June to accommodate all who may
patronize them.
The Springs situated at the of Moores Peak
highest point of the Saura Town Mountain-about mile
Stokes and is surrounded by lovely scenery any place
in the State Virginia.
1t design subscribers to make this first
class watering pace-and nothing will be left undone by
them to make such, and to make it desirable place
for the health and pleasure seeking public any be
found in North Carolina or Virginia.
Their prices will be moderate the times will admit
Single persons SIS 90 per week.
90 90 per day for less time than one week.
horse IS per day. -
Servants half price.
sMAILWoob 4 GALLOWAY.
May 20, 1854. 1023-w2m.
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A MASONIC CARD.-OWING TO MY ENTIRE
Ainabty obain Grand Lecturers for the Eastern and
Western portions of the State deem it advisable inform
Dankey G. IL appointed under the second resolution II
the last Grand Lodge will them in of the
State when called His address (for the pesent Carks-
Vile, Va. c. II. JORDAN, G.. NJ
May Is, 1854. 54-2t.
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ERESH PICKLES. "A fresh supply Of Pickles jps
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HENDERSON MALE ACADEMYrTHE Elk.
animation at the close of the Spring Session viii be
on Tuesday the 9th of June Original compositions will
be read and detained the morning of the 7th the
evening an will be delivered by William IL Cren
shaw, 4 B.. Principal of the FoTestyille Male Academy
rs H. b. BRACY, Princppt :
Henderson Nav 10, 1854 S. {
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IA. THox.. ~. EDEsroN, May 18th, 1854.
stood r tbst We the undersigned, having under.
provems%ns your position taken on the internal inn
question, during the late discussion be-
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EAEANGES i-ORANGE65J-1QBo BOXES FRESH
sss-Ess e q ANTONIO PIZZIEI. .,
May Is, 1854 ~
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BIacksmithing, Horse-Shoeing, &c.
ENDWARD YARBROUGH. Jr.. HAVING
"a erected Blacksmith Shop the Of Har
gett and Wilmington Sts is prepared 10 have all work
known Jim atkins, with competent ASSISTANTS being per
manently engaged, he is enabled have the animals
trusted to his shod in workn1anlike manner.
Raleigh, May 20, 1854. 5+-tf =
sSg~ Register and Metropolitan COPY.
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EUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS ia FRESH
e. supply of SUMNER CLOTHING, comprising Linen
Grass, Silk and Satin Coats
Black Cloth Coats, Frocks and Dress.
White and Fancy Linen and Drill Pants.
beautiful assortment of Vests, Crayats
Gloves, &c. Il
Also good assortment of Boys Glothng an of which
will be sold cheap for cash, to regu
lar customers. sd .BlGGS 4 CO.
Raleig1 May 90 1o23--wSt.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
THE EXPLOSION AT HARTF5E6.

TuE EAPIOSiON Al snAfttF&eXD.
Below we give all the particulars yet received of
the dreadful explosion a Hartford, CT noticed in
our telegraph dispatch yesterday
HARrroRp, March o.--Astwoeclpck to-day the
new steam boiler in Fsles & Gsaysscsr factory ex.
pioded. destroying the Blacksmith shop and en-
sinc room, and badly shasterine the main building
Over 100 persons were in that part of the building
The explosion was terrific, wrenching the powerful
machinery, breaking the timbers. and prostrating
the walls and roof The workmen were buried be.
meath the ruins The citizens were quickly On the
spot to rescue the sufferers nine OF whom were
instantly killed, and seven have since died. Many
others are badly injured. some OF whom viii die
The boiler was new one OF so horse power, and
built in the best manner Over 300 persons were
employed in the whole building, and those killed
were chiefly employed in the blacksmith shop.
The scene was heartrending. Hundreds of the
wives aud children of the workmen rushed to the
spot venting their grief IN tears and piteous cries
The excitement spread TO the schools in the South
District attended by the children of the workmen,
who were st once dismissed in consequence OF their
distress. The victims were horribly mutlated, and
IN some instances scarcely recognizable.
Ats O'Clock every one had been eytricated from
the ruins and it supposed that the wounded will
exceed 80.
coroner's jury was Immediately summoned
and proceeded 10 investigate the disaster The es-
timated loss of the building and machinery is 500,
COO
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FURTHER NEWS BY THE ANDES.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

The period of forty days allowed by the Porte
for the acceptance, by Russia, of the terms of ad
justment proposed by the four powers, and assent
ed TO by the Turkish Cabinet expired on Thurs.
day. Feo & and the Porte It's allies now fully
justified in taking, without further notice, such
measures as they may deem necessary in op
position TO the Gar.
Advices from Constantinople state that the
French and English admirals had fixed the period
of fifteen days from the 9th January for the Rus.
san veasels to return to their harbors in the Black
Sea.
Ii is clear that the future Russian operations
against kalafat, Will be undertaken from Boeschti
rather than from kadovsn although this last place
which is most important position at the end of
spur of the Carpathians, will be strongly garri-
soned.
merely an inn and few huts, situated on the last
rising ground on the road from Krajora.
Three Russian regiments, one OF which is the
Cbasseurs of Odessa, have been so cut up that
they must be completely organized before they
can again take the field.
Up to the 9th, the Russian corps had formed
81 semicircle, the extent of which was about 35
English miles around the Turkish position at
kalafat
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3-Since Count Oroif's
departure great animation has prevailed, but
matters wear sombre and warlike aspect
ENGLAND
On the 18th. Lord John Russell in replying to
Mr.. Lanyard, in the House of Commons said that
that the anchorage not secure, and that the
fogs and weather such that il he remained in
the sea any length of time the fleet would have
been disabled for the service for which it was in
tended.
AUSTRIA
There were reports that the Emperor of Austria
had declared to Count Orloff that he would make
common cause with the Western Powers in the
of the Russians crossing the Danube.
1t is asserted that the Austrian government pro-
poses to send Prince Windischgratz on mission
to St Petersburg.
THE GERMAN POWERS.
The Journal de FRANKFORT publishes an article
having all the marks of semi-official commun
cation, in which it is said that ''the German pow
crs have firmly resolved, though unwilling to make
their resolution the subject of treaty to preserve
strict neutrality, whatever may happen"
AUSTRALIA
MELBOURNE, Nov. 2S.-Old gold fields continue
to yield fairly. A second bottom of deposit is said
to have been found at Ballarat, and to a certain
tent at Alexander and Bendigo
Wool crop expected to be small
ADELAIDE, Dec. 3.-lmports too large and stocks
too heavy TO admit Of satisfactory sales. But little
gold at market Steamer Juno had been lost in
Manning river; six persons drowned.
SYDNEY, Nov. 25.-Business satisfactory Con-
sumption steadily increasing. Some articles in too
large supply.
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CONGR ESS

In the Senate, yesterday, the Nebraska bill and
various amendments to it were debated until near
ly uine O'Clock at night. The bill was finally or
dered to be engrossed, by vote of yeas %, nays
II. Mr.. Bell will speak upon it to-day.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Chamber
lian introduced bill to grant the right of way for
more railroads-not, however, to exceed
three-across the public lands to the Pacific ocean,
and for other purposes which was referred to the
Select Committee on the subject of Railroad to
the Pacific.
The homestead bill was discussed in Committee
of the Whole on the State of the Union.-Sentinel
Eriddy
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GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST

~ DEEDS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
bv John Lynch and VIM. Nekervis to myself and
VIM: Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the Esd of
April 1877 shall, surviving Trustee in said deed
on the 18th day of March, 1854, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises to the highest bid
der, for cash. Lot of Ground in the city of Rich
mend, conveyed by said deed fronting on 18th or
Valley street forty four feet and running back one
hundred and twenty feet to q ten foot alley, and
known as Nos. and of square No. 10 in Adams ad-
dton. And by virtue of another deed of trust,
Gated by said John Lynch and VIM. cambridge to
myself and VIM. Finney. Trustees. bearing date
the Esd day of April 1917, shall slso on the
18th day of March, 1854, as the surviving Trus.
tee in the last mentioned deed, proceed to sell at
public auction the premises, to the highest bid.
DER for cash. Lot of Ground in said city, conveyed
by the said deed situated the west side of Valley
street. in what called Adams Valley, fronting on
said street nnety-two feet, and running along the
line of Washington street one hundred and twenty
five feet and particularly described in said deed of
trust
The title to the above named lots is believed to
be unquestionable; but acting Trustee shall
vey such title only is vested in me by the deeds
of rnst aforesaid The said deeds duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of the city
of Richmond, and the property is sold for the ben.
eft of James C. Bruce, executor of James Bruce the
holder of the notes secured by said deeds of trust.
J. BROWN, JR.,
fe I6-d3 Surviving Trustee.
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds,
NC, for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa. &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen.
rico county. viii attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
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SCHOONER RITRNT AT SEA

NEW York, March 2d-The schooner Fountain
parsed, yesterday, between Capes Henry and Hat.
teras, schooner on fire. Her fore and main mas.
was gone. On her stern the letters "Ge," or "Go,
were visible, the balance ofthe name having been
burnt off. Her boats gone. At the same
time, saw a steamer coming from the direction OF
the wreck. Supposed she had taken OFF the crew
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN Secre-
tary Of the Virginia State agricultural Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-st the office of the Virginia State Agricul
tarat Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Office-as above. fe 8-ts
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE 1
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Ancts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-

k!AECUIUKS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-In accordance with the will of Anna
Thacker, decd, l shall, ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
March, 1854 at O'Clock, on the premises sell one
moety of q Lot of Ground, the north side of
Poplar street. in Adams Valley. The entire Lot has,
by deed SO feet front Poplar street, and runs back
log feet.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at 8 and months
interest added, for negotiable notes. with approved
endorsers
The owner of the other moety will unite in the
deed to the purchaser.
NH It'd M BATES Ex,or
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fe 10 Hall of Science. ITO Main st.
LyoN's KATuAJpoN -Fop pprspnv

LYONS KATHAIRON-FOR PRESERVING.
RESTORING AND BEAuTIFyIEG THE HAIR is the most
delightful and wonderful article world the ever pro.
duced Its astonishing is without precedent
in the history of the Materia Medica Dark and luxu
RANT curs soft and glossy hair with of admit
rers (mark this ladies is the universal effect of the
Kathairon. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
astonished. ''The Katharon has fully restored nv
hair after badness of u years. A. J. CoURTRIcBT
76 Bond street, N Y" The Kathairon is a certain
cure for Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous dis.
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere Try it.
Price only % cents in large bottles
D. s. BARNES, Proprifr, ISL Broadway, NY.
fe I4-dIm -
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JOHN l.. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Richmond Va practices in the Inferior and Superb.
Courts of the city of Richmond and the county of
Henrico.
Ofice-with Arthur A. Morson, Esq, for the pre-.
sent
REFERENCES:
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN, Esq. WILLIAMS BROTHER.
fe l7-dlm
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ROCK, General Whole.

JAMES r. HOLBRoOK, General Whole.
sale and Retail Book, MAGAZINE, NEWSPAPER
PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBLICATION Agent, Frank
lin street, just above The Exchange Hotel.
All new Books, NEWSPAPERS and PERIODICALS
received in advance of other houses and furnished at
the publishers lowest cash prices.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
fe l8-2W*
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PROVIDENCE, March 1.-The Senate of R. L. have
concurred by one majority in the amendments OF
the House to the bill annuling the sentence of T.
w. Dorr. and expunging the same from the re-
cords OF the Supreme Court
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PORTLAND, Me-, March /, le54.-Hiram Covell
senior partner of the firm OF Covell, Steele & Co.
committed suicide by drowning himself in a cstern
to-day. Cause not known.
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T. J. CARSON Il Co., Nos. al AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie I8-lY
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HALIFAX, March 1.-The steamer Osprey, from
Newfoundland. arrived here this forenoon
Admiral Sir C. Seymour was among her passen.
gers.