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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23
WHITE SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
WARREN COUNTY, n. z.

GEASON opens July LIST. Ample preparations have been
- made for the accommodation of Guests.
RATES BOARD
Families per month ......-........-......S20 90
Single persons per month 5000 % 90
Horse per month Observation-Disclosures. IL so
horse per day...... ............-... 10
Children and servants half price.
Hacks always the Warrenton Depot take passengers
to the Springs.
June II, 1854 243-wdlw
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
have to he
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S. J. CARROLL.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August If, 1851.
VIM n. LPPTr Esq Dear Sir Il have used your
Specific in two in MY family for Dyserery In one
pnpspoonsfu effected complete curcn the other three
had the like effect. Respectfully &c
THOs IOEING En- C0,n1gprcfgF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

SLAVE EMIGRTIoN TO KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.-Ihere
have been meetings held at Independence and West
port Mo, to counteract the emigration from the free
States into the new territories, by slave emigration
The resolutions adopted declare in substance that those
who composed the meeting would take their slaves
with them, and hold them, peaceably if they could
and forcbly if they must. against the efforts of organ
lied parties from the free States.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, December 26, 1861.

SAVANNAH, Ga, December rs, 1851
Mr.. VAN II. LIPITr,-Dear Sir:-It is with pleasure |
acknowledge the wonderful effects of your Medicine
ing Darhoea or Bowel Complaints, satisfied
the means under God of saving the life first Of my Child
and then of my Brother. As my Brother given up by
two OF the most eminent physicians in this place. Drs Rich
ardson and Wregg and when consulted the latter as to
the proprity of trying him low, he said might
satisfy myself that had left nothing untri"d, but he did
not think that Medicine would be any him. But
thank Cod he mistaken, the sautnry effect
IN Il hours, and in ten days he able to be bed
remain yours, very truly and gratefully,
WIN. BAIIY
Prepared and sold by VIM. II LIPPITT,
Wilmington, n. G..
June 14th, 1884 2IO- Im-taw-1I6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23
CLINTON NEMAI.E lNsrIrLTI,

OLINI Us EEMALE INSTITUTE.
INtiE Sd SemiAnnua Session of Institution will COM
l. mence on the 9TH day of August
The principal now tour north, for the purpose Of
purchasing complete set Of Philosophical Chernical ana
Astronomical Apparatus also to make such additions
present Library as the advancement Of the pupils require
We shall thus be enabled to open the next session with
renewed facilities for mparng knowledge and such
possessed by but few institutions of the kind country
II. A, BIZZELL Sec'y Board Of Trustees
Clinton June % 1854 42-tf
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In this town. the goth instant in the NJ E. Church.
by Rev. N. F. Reid Mr. ROBERTSON GILL to Miss SAR-
All +. BALLENToN, all of this place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23
STRANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Scientific Men daily bringing to light Inventions
and the March Progress onward persons BALD be-
coming So will be pleased to learn that Science and long
research combined have brought before the Public the
greatest WONDER THE AGE, in the Article of EMER-
SUMS AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, sure
cure for Badness and to prevent Hair from Falling
CIRCULARS to be had of Agents Price 81 90 largo Bottles
Sold by VIM. H LIPPTrT Wholesale Agent for Will
mington and surrounding country. ie Is I'm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE
WILL commence on Thursday the 18th of june with
w the following Board of Instructors
Rev JOHN G. WILLS President
Mrs. WILLS, Matron.
Mr. E. E. PARHAAM. Professor of Languages
Mr. VINCENT CZURDA, Teacher of Music, assisted by COM
petent teachers in the various departments.
Mr. Turner has kindly consented to supervise the nstu
sion until the Professors shall enter their duties Ia
rents NAV feel assured that pains will be spared to give
their daughters liberal education, to improve their
ners ard prepare them for their positions society 1t is
desirable that Young ladies who the School, SHOULD do
early possible The Board of directors confidently
recommend the Institution to the public worthy their
confidence end support
TERMS AS FOLLOWS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board Neutrality-suspicious.. $3.50. $50 90
Erosh Tuition ...........,,..,. II so
French 10 90
Ancient Languages 800 ...... Is 90
Music on Harp and use of instrument. 35 90
Music on Piano and use eff instrument. % 90
Music on Guitar and use of instrument. 20 90
Drawing and Painting ............. 10 90
Painting in Oil CUlors .............. Is 90
Washing and Fuel. so
DR.. JOHN ARLINGTON,
DR.. CHAS. SKINNER
JOHN B WILLIAMS,
HENRY B. HUNTER,
JOSEPH S. JONES,
NATHAN MILAN,
REV. R. o. BURTON,
REV. P. w. ARCHER
REV. +. B REEKS
Warrenton, n. c., May 10th, 1854 40 3w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

~ THE Brazilian Remedy for Darrhea and Dysentery.
Hundreds testify to its virtues. Prepared and
sold only by G. & D. HUPRE
June 18th, 1854 TCom. copy.1 24I-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

ctpIrtts TurpentIne Casks-250; in fine ORDER just
= ceved and for sale by T. G. WORTH.
ARD.-N c and Cincinnati Lard, in kegs, for sale by
| 4 June 8 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
DUTTER-l2 packages Baltimore Butter, received by
D Express, for sale by FREEMAN HOUSION'
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$40 REWARD.

$50 REWARD
SG RUNA WAY from the subscribers, the 18th inst
AZ negro man named MOSES Said negro is of a sleek
u black color. stout built, about FIVE feet nine
ANinches high and speaks quick has rather a sulky
look at times. He is probably making his Green's
vle Pitt county, where he is owned by Mr. William Cher
ry. The above reward will be given for his confinement
in any Jail we can get him. for his delivery us
Black Mingo P. O., S c. TAFT & BROTHER.
June l6th 1854 245-3t-42-tf
NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
L WOOD & VINCENT, was this day dissolved by mutu
al All business Herewith will settled
by X. B. WOOD.
Wilmington, N. c., June l, 1854
To the Public.
IJAVING disposed of my interest in the CAROLINA Ho
IL TEL to Messrs BROWN ~ VINCENT, | would re-
pectuy bespeak for them of that patronage
heretofore literally extended said house and which
hereby most gratefully acknowledged. Il. B. WOOD.
June l. 1854.
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
ga Runaway from the subscriber about the last Of
"a May, three negro men, named HENRY. ELLICk,
a and SQUIRE. 1t is not necessary for give
Adesc ption of the said negroes, am satisfied they
lurking about the premises Of Mesrs Frank Floyd and
John HILL in the lower end Of Robson county they have
wives the plantations of these gentlemen SU piece or
$50 for all of hem will be given for their delivery to me-
for their confinement in the Jail of kobeson or Columbus
counties. JOHN FRINk.
Whiteville Columbus co. June 20th, 1854 42-tf
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~ IL AVA "a ! 20 IL = * Z a 3 Es"
g. wiImlngto" saddle Harness. Es75ISYy9
TXsrKysK SSrAcrony, EiiSIJ
keeps constantly on hand large assortment OF Coach
Gig and suIky Harness; Latty's aud GentIemen's
Saddles BridIcs, Whips &C.; Trunks VaIises saddle
sh Carpet Bags Satehcls fancy Trunks, sc. always on
hand large supply of string L.athcI Fly Nets
all oth@r articles usually found in such establishments all
Of WI he warrants to be of the best work
manshp and will be sold low for cash. credit to
prompt customers
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags &c made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying manufacture. Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought sold commits
sion. JOHN J CONOLEY
STEAMER SPRAY FOR sNIIT:IVILLTl & ORION
rr~A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt IoHN B PRICE
usEssIs=~ will ply between Wilmington and SmithvlIe
landing at Orion, follows:
Leave Wilmington, Saturday and Sunday Mornings at
s. o'clock Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons
Leave Smithvile, Monday, Wednesday. Thursday, and
Friday Mornings, at o'clock and Saturday Afternoon
&sPassage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary
Apply to Captain on board, or to
June 49, l854-212-tf-42 If No. south Wharve,.
SELLING OFF STOCK TO CHANGE BUSINESS
Their ba6s W ng Fo s g ,d mob change in
below cost Those DESTROYS of obtaining bargains way
Of Dry Goods, Clothing Shirts Hats Trunks Shoes ETC.
in the matter and viii do what they say are determined
to close their present business this summer Their Goods
viii he found new and fresh.
All persons having claims against the subscribers will
please present them before the of July and those
indebted 10 them will confer great favor by settling their
accounts as soon possible. A. WE'LL & Co.
June ~ d 237-tfd-wIm
NEW Boo ks The Money Maker, and Other Tales by
: ' Jane G. Campbell
Tempest and sunshine, Life in Kentucky by Mrs Ma
ry !. Holmes:
The Jesuit's Daughter by Ned Buntline;
The Royal Greens by DR.. J. II. Robin.on;
The Bee Keepers Char-bcing brief practical treatise
on the instinct, habits and management the Honey Bee
in all it, various branches, by E. w Phclps-pub by
ton New York;
Farmingdale by Caroline Thomas.
LSO-New supplies of Essays Truth by Bailey;
The Catacombs Of 4 ONE, by VIM Ingraham Kip:
The Hive Of The Bee Hunter, by p. B Thorpe;
The Grnnel Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin
by DR.. ;. K. Kane, L. ;. N;
The History of the Conquest Of Mexico, by w H. Pres
colt;
Two series Fern Leaves;
Caavar, by Dr.. Bird
Mrs. Ben Darby, by A. Mariah Collins
The Planters Northern Bride, by Mrs Lee Hentz;
An Art Student in Munich, &c, &c Received this morn
ing and for sale by
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

newly married man declares that if he had an
inch more of happiness, he could not live His wife
and sister obliged to roll him the floor and slap
him with single every day, to prevent him from
becoming too happy.
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rsIcK AND lAFF1lcrED =

THE most sale and certain dy ever known TO the
world for tho cure OF obstinate coughs, colds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint wloopins
cough Group, tickling rising in the :hroat nervous de-
bty pains In the side or breast. oxen constitution
from the abuse OF caomel aid other Causes is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
kHi ard consumption, after ithas state and
suned character hitherto considered incurube yields
without struggle to this Original wild herrypre-
pa'Stion. Remembcr-the great Original wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by ular
physician, is manufactured under the immediate care Of
DR. SIHAENE, at his Laboratory, No. 4 North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale 9y--DR. JAMES SAKERi KELLS g. CALD-
wELLi and PATTERsoNt Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSAEL u Co, Cincinnati.
aud by dealer generally. sepl9
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Benton DROPS!

The following classical and gTantlilouueut pen,s
,,on.,, ,t, -, ~ cola
a'"Pe@ from Tue mouth OF olu pulllou IN de-
liyering his late speech on'the Nebraska bill. There
are SEA few more left of the same Sort
"Ispeak ofithe public printers. who sci thai,
daily bread (aud that buttered on boIb sisesS ha
our daily printing = t 'a' spS
"oh squatter sovereignty D. wbe. .. ,a,,
then? Ii was case for YOU 10 have s6o,x, s sUu
head.' s"'"" s'u'
"rhe mares nest had not then h.an co,,r., :,
which had been laid the .ou'." NJ
which has eLaens gtI ess OUT o!
yclepl 'sQuuiter sovereignty. "0"ues'''P' '0"'
''A molion in Congress@a s;len, sec,s, linn.
conceived In the JaTk msif.S ' ~ cnOn;,,
room and sptuny npon Comnrsss IN an,, I ,L
tty Ithe str. 't.o.. u Tue eoun
biov ntI,ss D rI;. so" Hes ueu W
died barrels n sn,1 over ,;S ~, ,S., s
tn. well ,, y su" fO"uSt "'' W ''e ee''a' u"uet
1.Ii 10 = i,,,,a t,oe a.. ,.;,,. ,,r 49,.
un,lar b,.., IIo,, . : ~ - ,.S,.. 90
| ,,.;,i, =. 49, ~ =, ''N '"'''S ''S' "''A "''HS'
'.SttIti al any lliht.
''Out OF the frying pan into The iire.'
tElhey are bo:h on their feet standing bolt nm
ri. nj AMI ILL stonl en- fo,.y, ,,nI..So Com,r T.
49, ~ H"u III % 80 :. 1 ,, SO"s'ssS
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Ia sIJ Miss Eliza Iiensler. the American prma DON
ma, has been engaged by the manager of La Scala,
MILAN, for fifteen months, at the rate of stIo per
month. For beginner, (not eighteen years old,)
stheseate flattering and extraordinary terms. is
considered enough for unhedgad performers to have
the privilege Of appearing at La Scala, without
further pecuniary indemnity. Generally, loo, on
the continent, an artist would make three debuts
before aspiring to an engagement int three differ
ent characters, and the managers guided in his
-offer OF terms by the effect Produced. The Boston
girl was engaged after having sung to the manager
SinaFriyate room, and before a dozen persons
at the most, Rossini's Bel Raggio, in .jSemira.
mide.''si 1t will be curious 10 see, some wears
hence, turore created in the American cite. ljy
ganative artist, homemade Prima Donna.
-'-s.sl. So
e DECISION 1NsTrlE Mkrnoplsr C,uRcu CAsE.-
On, 'fuesday last in the Supreme Court of The
United States. ashington city, the case Will
linn "A. Smith ct al. VS.. Leroy Swormstedt,et al,
opan sppeal from The Circuit Courto of the Uuited
States for Ohio, was decided. Mr.. Justice Nelson
iudsllyeted the opinion oil The Court eversing The
decree of said Circuit Court, and oremaniingit the
canse Tor further proceedings in conformity 10 lie
opinion of The U, 5. Supreme Court.
,'AgpHg. GALoRIc SalR ERicssox-It is stated That
the ship Ericsson, nowliying partly SUBMERGED ON
the Jersey flats. sipsuted for 1921, 900, md s6n
sisidered worth sb0e. 900. 1t is supposed ,5in
be raised in lew days. Atsthe time OF lie asc.
dent John R.. Kitehings $50, of The. ow nsrs.
lagas on board, with, his tamil " II IS believed
natlf The fEemen had shut the port, throus II which
-Aley were smp tyiag eli the acciae6t would
EotihavesoceuTIed. =, 's'e tsas'i ~ y
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oHcer Reehe Shot Flight Of the Mnrderer.

Officer Beebe Shot! Flight of the Murd erer.
II Will be remembered that our paper of LAST
evening contained an account of the capture of n
burglar named OsboEne, at the depot. by P. Il.
DenmiS deputy Marshall. The accomplice OF Os.
borne, named Jones, was not then taken, having
lett the cars. L. is morning at about s O'Clock,
Judge Humphrey, of Licking county, the sheriff
Of that county, the constable of Newark, Mir.
Dennis, the deputy MARSHALL, aud officer Beebe of
his city, proceeded TO the Canal Hotel, where
they had reason 10 believe Jones was.
The bar Keeper IN being questioned, denied
that any such person was there, and led the off,
GERS all over the Louise i'll fruitleSs search, il is
supposed with view 10 give Jones all appoGtuni-
" 10 decampin secrecy. Coming how ever 10 an
other loom, Beebe knocked and n voice from with
IN asked ''who's tlere?' Beebe desired Inn 10
open the door, saying he wanted something he had
left there. In few minuteSth door was sudden
~ opened few inches and revolver thrust out;
at-the same time Jones exclaimed, cpl shoot the
t-=-----thqt moves a hand!' In minute
after he threw the door open and made down tie
Stairs pursued by Dennis and Beebe. a, The bot
tom OF the sinirs in the passage, Dennis nc nrctl
MN, ana makli plunge at Inn, went by him,
Whe:t Jones turning round, dellve ed shot ut
Dennis Which did not take effect. Beebe then
made grab at the robber, but stumbled, Jones
shot him through the head.
| Inthe melee the constable of Newark fred Two
shots nj Jones, one OF which is supposed 10 have
mi HIM III the arm Judge Humphrey also fired al
nm once The murderer fled for the river, pretty
close by. Pursued, he crossed by he HarrSburgh
Pike bridge, aud was not lost.sght oftili nea
Green Lawn. He is now supp osed to be in some
OF the swamps west of tie rve., and it is believed
he will attempt to cross al Hubs Mill. strong
force is out hunting him, nnd others are leaving 10
go alter linn. be is we'll armed with two revoIv-
ers and Colt" and though but small man, he
is desperate and determined character.
| 1t is feared that Beebe cannot possibly recover,
though lie is yet alive. He was a vigilant anu Ell.
ergetc officer, and though but small man, lie
was Why muscular, thoroughly self possessed. and
OF determined courage. The whereabout OF Jones
at the Canal House was nscertnined from an ac-
complete, Hiram Place, who was arrested last
night.
DEscRIrrrox OF THE RoBpKu.-Jones is man
about i've leet eight inches high, thickly SET, aud
stoops little; he las high cheek bones red cheeks
black hair, long behind, and Llack eyes lie is
dressed i'll a new snuff colored Irock cont velvet
vest with sprigged flowers, and is without his hat.
I-Columbus Salesman
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[From Tho California t.hronlele.l
FILL1BUSTBRING ETHICS.


SaysCaptain Robb to Farmer Cobb,
HHonr is very fine, sir;
flsase give ne up your title,deeds,
claim 1t alias mine, Sir.H
pray, how can 1t be thinef,' says Cobb
Inn sure lneversold Ii;
Twas lett me by my father, sir;
only onshtto holdit."
.'Nay, Cobb, the march OF destiny
IT'S strange you don't perceive it
In sure 10 make II mine some day,
soien'nly believe 1T"
"Hut have you not already got
More land than you can ill, siri
e-a More rocks than you can eve r blast2 ss-r
More weeds than you can kill, siT3''
"Ayc, Cobb; but something whispers me
"A sort OF Inspiration
That Two right 10 every farm
Not under cultivation.
Pm OF the 'AIglo.Saxon. ace;'
a people known 10 iamc, sir;
but you-wl,at right have sou TO land?
WHO ever heard your name, Sii2
81 deem. you, Cobb, lazy lout,
POOR, todden down, aud blind sir,
And take your useless land,
49, You ought to think IL kind, sir
And,with my scientific skill,
l set 1t ldown as true sir,
That can gather from the farm
Full twice as much as you, sir,
ITO be explicit: IT'S an age
OF freedom aud prosression;
NolongeE, dog Ia. Inanger like,
Can you retain 20 session.
The Iarmyoulong since forfeited,
because you failed to till Itu
To me 1t clearly now belongs,
Simply becaGse--I teiH it.
'My logic If you dsapprove,
Or fail OF comp ehending
Or do not feel convinced thatI
Your welfare am attending
I've plenty more OF arguments
To which, eau resort, sir
SixshOoters, rifles, Wie.kniyes,
Will indicate the sort, sir.
so prithee, Cobb. take my advice:
Make over your domains, sir;
Or. sure as am Captain Robb,
viii blow out your hraIns, STRIP
foor Cobb can only grind his teeth
And grumble rI otestatiOns
That might should he the rule OF right
Among emlishts1Ied nations.
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nPoIsoNING.n

Thousands of Parents who vornir.,se composed o
Castor OIL calomc sc not aware. that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient, they actually laying te
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness orIlm5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
ilobensaek's Medicines, which we ask tho attention oil
all directly interested in their well as their cI
drems health In Liver complaints and all disorders art
sing from those Of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills u
TR-"Be moi aseeire, " ask for IIobensacks Worn,
Syrup aud Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBESsAcK as none
else genuine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-03

,E72Y The TERRIBLE TRAGEDY LYNcHRuRG, Va
John W. Lambert murdered his wife at Lynchburg,
Va, on Saturday last, and then committed suicide
It'appears he had been in bad health for some
time, and returned, about three weeks ago, from
Philadelphia. where he had been in search of
medical relief. He was a resident of Halifax coun-
ty, Va, but with his wife was on,a visit to his
mother at LynchLu-g, at the time of The sad
tragedy. The Virginian says:
Goa Saturday, while sitting with his wife, in
company with members of the family, without
warning or sign of any character, he seized her
and inflicted frghtfu cash upon her throat with
pocket knife. She attempted to escape, but he
rushed after h=r and succeeded in infiicting two
other cuts. She staggered out of the house and
fell in the yard. His attention was then arrest
ed by the children of his brother, DR.. Lambeth,
= and he made an attempt to seize them, but was
the pailing. He then made at his uncle, MIR. Bng-
ham; but he escaping, the murderous but uncon-
sclous maniac returned to the spot where his wife
lay, and tore the bloody knife acrlSs his throat
falling and dying almost instantly. ltiS believ-
ed that while engaged in the struggle with his wife
he inflicted one or Two cuts upon his own throat.
His mother, having interposed 10 shield his wife,
received an accidental cash on the hand. 50
"Dr Murrell was soonin attendance, and sue
ceeded in arresting the hermoIrage from The wound
OF the unfortunate wife, and restoring conscious
ness for while-dnring which time She engaged
~slmconvetsaton, and, tue to the instincts Of he
Hwifet exelaiming 10 the last, ooh! my dear hus-
> band.S But the loss OF blood had been so great
before the Eoclor's arrival that it was impossible
Is 10 save her, aud she died three quarters of an
hour.' Ff- sll,l5 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ArEssRs RplroRs 81 announce myself as an nlepend-
capdtdOte for Commissioner OF cvenuc Tor the Cou
ty District, at the May Election.
mye } d.. MAXWELL.