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Turkcr, from Anotner point az Yiew.

An American citizen in Paris, writing, to n
gentleman Washington. " no communicates the
letter TO The National I,tcLiscHcer mentions that
lac has letter from ConstunrinopIe giving a
most gloomy account OF Turkey, her finances, &c.
The writer says:
She is dying rs The Emperor Nicholas truly
said, and cannot survive much longer. The very
treaty made with France and England granting
many privileges TO the Greeks, if u" q: her cause
xisird, would be enough 10 cause her dissolution.
The long encampmenf Of the NosIemS in Europe
is to be broken up, and If Russia does not now
succeed, five years will gradually accomplish it,
If peace took place. the dsbandIng of two or three
! hundred thousand troops (merc ArhbS,) would
cause universal Indebtedness. They will be scat
tered, and have TO return with 'u pay, nearly naked
will plunde. the Christians and cause general
insurrectioDs. The latter number eleven million
of people of different religion TO their MosIcm
masters who only three millions. Be assured
hat Nicholas has mol made this leap without looking
before him, and secrets of state will soon be d.
sulgrd, which will astnnIsh Europe.
You cannot Over-e<timare the deplorable con-
dIton OF Turkey. The slavery and degradation
o! the once great Greek Empire is worse than
yihIng ever heard of IN history. Italy, during
the invasion Of Alaric, The Scourags Of God :"
Rome, while in possession Of The terrible Genspric,
by murder, plumber. and desoations OF every kind
never suffered worse than the miserable Greeks,
pnder the iron rule OF their Moslem masters, for
fhe last 400 years. RecoIlect the capture and
maSsacre of SciO so late as 1922, and the treat.
mcnt OF mrn, women and children on that occasion
and hear the Greek ladi..s as recently have
tell of what they, children, .hen Witnessed
The tncsIn of yangence, however, about being
Bounded, the soil OF Turkey will be MANFRED BY
ihe blood both Of the Greek and the MusIem bu,
The latter must decamp.
Il IL will be war Of religion and The Turks will
flock to the standard of the prophet. Agriculture
IS totally neglected; even simply as they live,
there will be no culture Of the earth, and all will
30 TO certain destruction. The Russians will beat
hem as easily did the M"xcans with one
fourih The number of disciplined troops conrendng
9Th comparatively unarmed raboe, calling on
eiahomct in the hour of battle. The English and
french troops may garrison the Balkan mountains,
ConslantlnoPe, and all strong places, so as to pre-.
vent them from falling into the hands of the Rus.
elans, though it would not surprise me If these
dear friends should fall out even before The con-
Test is over, and still more probably after it is
closed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-05-05

90 See the advertisement in another column of Sahers
GOOD Medicines" they not recommended as Cure
Ais but efficient remedies for the diseases named hav-
received the highest from Physicians, Apothe
and Soekeepers who have used them, sold hen and
multitude OF heard of their good effects Give them
a trial snd tell yom friends of the result.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-05-05
March IT, Is!
Corn Starch.

THIS ncomparably pure and beautiful article is e1-
L cecdingly healthy delicious, and economical and
when desired may be used substitute ior and in the
same manner Arrowroot. The universal estimation
in which it is held, and the increasing demand for it
has induced others food the country with nfcror
article of the Corn Starch refined, and
prepared expressly for food, be had only at the
Drug and Chemical Store of
FISHER & HEINITSH
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1 WALDAUER has resumed the Bookbinding Bu-
y siness, and is ready to receive work, which will
be done in the best workmanship and cheap can
be done in any other establishment of the kind Re-
ferenccs that fact, by Rev. c. Johnston v. G.. Bar
ringer, Esq, Charotte Miller K James, J. J. Bruner,
DR.. Summerel, l.. Blackner, Esq. n. Boyden, Esq,
and 4 great many other gentlemen at Salisbury. He
may always be found at the stand where e. Bargman
& Co. formerly kept Store next door to EIms's Gre
Gerry, A. WALDAUER.
Charlotte Feb. 81, 1854. 31-3m
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Mrs. shaw,

On BEGS leave respectfully to announce to the
Ladies of Charlotte and the public, that she mas
Just returned from the Northern Cities and is now open
ing a fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles,
Caps, Artifcials, Head-Dresses,
together with variety of French MILLINERY, &c.
Having secured the services experienced Dress
maker and Milliner from Philadelphia, she feels conf
dent that she give general satisfaction in both
branches of the business No pains will be spared to
please. Orders from a distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded.
april ii, 1854 39-tf
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!


Exploration of the valley macon, by Herndon
- and pete Gazetteer OF the United States,
by Baldwin & Thomas.
Rural Essays, by A. J. Downing.
A splendid edition of the Waverly Novels.
Romance of the Revolution being history of the
personal adventures, heroic exploits and romantic incl
DENTS as in the War OF Inde pendence BY o. b.
Bruce.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea; by j. u.
Brayman.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with BiograP hial
Sketches by J. o. Brayman.
The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
Hot Corn and Paper Bullets, from Loves Pocket
Pistols.
The Old Brewery and The New Mission H.use.
The Lamplighter
Louis Elton by Mrs. M. Herndon.
Aliens Domestic Animals History and Discr ption
OF the Horse, Mule Cattle Sheep, Swine. Poultry, &c
by r. l.. Allen.
The Successful Merchant Sketches of the Life of
Mr. Samuel Bridget; by VIM Arthur
The Hearth Stone, upon Homelie in our cities by
Samuel Osgood
The Miners Guide; by j. w. Orion.
Also, large and splendid assortment of Stationery,
&c. &c.
Fly fly with ghtning's speed.
Be quick, l say, and learn to read
ENNISS g. order,
Charlotte, april 81 Booksellers and Stationers.
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NOTICE.

THE impression is abroad, that the undersigned is
| winding up his business for the purpose of dscon-
tinuing his trade. He takes this method of stating
distinctly that such is his intention. He expects
i'll short tine to and carry the business
his responsibility, and hopes to merit contn-
of the patronage of his old friends and customers
by giving them good fits, in fashionable Styles and
short notice. d. l.. REA.
April %, 1854. 40 5w
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]. & T.. LONERGAN

TTAVE removed into their and beautiful Store,
doors south of Sadler's Hotel, fitted it up in the
most recherche style and supplied 1t with Liquors,
Wines, Cigars &c, of the most favore brands, Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, and all articles of luxury
and comfort kept in the first class city Restaurants.
They Will be pleased to wait their patrons at all
hours.
N. B.-Having formed co-partnership with James
LOnergan, all persons indebted to requested to
settle their outstanding accounts without delay.
E.. LONERGAM.
March 10, 1854. SO St
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GRAND EXHIBITION.

THE largest and varied stock of Clo.hes Cas l.
meres and Vestngs. Linnen, Drill Plain and Fancy
Also general stock OF Gentemen's wearing apparel
which we offer at New York cost Any person wanting
bargains will do well call Immediately de-
termined to sell out Robson " REA.
3S-St
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A. BE HU NE.

es WOULD respectfully inform his friends and
- patrons that he has taken the doors
H east of SaG!er's Hotel above the store Of S. N.
Hendrix where he intends carrying on the Tailoring
business in all its various branches. His work and
styles shall not inferior any this section Of coun
try.
All persons having work done must pay cash as that
is the article hat Journeymen require for their work
will be furnished of the very latest Spring goods and
styles cheap be furnished in the state and at
short notice for cash. A. BET HUME.
april IA, 3Stf
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A WEENTy TEENTY BABY.-About a week
ago, the wife of gentleman living in the cas-
part Of this city, presented him with a baby
which is regarded a perfect little wonder."-
1t is boy, still living apparently in good health
and when just born, weighed one pound Its
first bed made a common-sized dinner
plate.
""I iI"'" had hIs ddSueTOtyPs taken. Half tile
women in town have been 10 see him, and the 9th
er half are getting ready to go.
Dayton (Ohio) Gazette.
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sADDLES, RNE s 8, sc.
At 10 per cent. OFF for Cash!
HOME MANUFACTURE.

THE subscriber again calls the attention of tho citi-
of Charlotte and surrounding country, that no
has opened Sadd and Harness Shop in this pace,
g doors south Of Sadlers Hote where he is manuiac
turing SADDLES and HARNESS Of the best material
and SO per cent below the usual prices. He will man.
ufacturc Saddles chcaper than Northern SADDLES can DO
bought in this place. Every article warranted what no
represents it. the money refunded Alters months trial.
NJ stock of Saddles will consist of the following;
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= O. OF O. T..
= ASA g.

THE 7TH ANNIVERSARY of MECKLENBURG
| DECLARATION LODGE, No. g. |. o 0. F., will
be celebrated on Saturday, the goth of May.
Judging from the arrangements that have been made
by the several Committees there every be-
lieve that this celebration will exceed all preceding
Every effort will be made the part OF the Com
mtee for the comfort and enjoyment of those Brethren
who may be present.
Neighborng Lodges, and Brethren of the Order gen.
orally invited to attend.
G. II. SPENCER, Scct'y.
Charlotte, April %. "a. 40t20m
u Wing copy times.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Every sufferer from Consumption in whatever stage should
try Dr. Rogers Syrup of Liverwor Tar and Canchalagua,
and prove their satisfaction that this disease can be
cured. if the symptoms very discouraging ms
medicine like charm in subdung the Cough and restor
ing health the whole system. For sale by Prchard &
Caldwell and Fisher i Henitsh, Charlotte. Price-n large
bottles ST.
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NEGRO TRIAL.-The trial Oft the other negroes
implicated in the murder Of Mr.. Craig has just
come of The trial occupied three days, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday last. Nine Of the ne
groeS belonged TO Mr.. Geo. Nee. Wi!herspoon,
aud Two were the property of DIR. ThornwelI. The
trial took place at Landlord before Magistrate
Connoll. -Four of Mr.. Witherspoon's negroes
were found guilty, and sentenced TO be hung on
The first Friday in June next. We understand
Mr.. WnhersPoon will appeal for trial.
Sampler Banner.
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Ina IRISH Notwithstanding to the Galway
Packet, the Celtic race is fast disappearing even
~ lis western stronghold. The editor has Just
competed a tour through lar-Cannaught and
.'oyce country, and for miles, he says, the trav-
pier could not see a human habitalinn-aI was
n'ter desolalion; not a trace of farm cultivation
pad in lieu Of houses, nothing remained byt bcans
rf stones and unrooGed gables.
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Clothing! GlothingH GlOthingt
D And nothing but Clothing,
FulEings & Co.'s Emporium of Fashion,
NEXT DOOR TO sADLER's HOTEL, A .--
Charlotte, N. C.,
WHERE can found the largest and b st stock OK
Nv SPRING and SUMNER CI.OTlllNtcvtr" h'r
cd i'm North Carolina, all of which viii be s"id at our
usual low rates for CASH Our Stock consists IN part
of the following articles, viz: -u
-+ Coats.
Enp ( French Drab Ete Sacks, Ftock Dress Coats,
American and French Cloth do do do DO
Cus,,marclt & asthma rctt {. Ossi.ncr do do 90
Canton Cloth Sacks, -...e
Tweed P.ltos and Sacks, =
Alpaca do do
Brown and Buff Linen Frocks and Sacks, a.
Pants. =
American, English and French Cashmere PANTS,
English and French DrIb D'Ete do
Ga asthma rett CassHcre Silk warp gerry hnel 90 -
Fancy Summer CassimCT c and Tweed DO
Murscillcs Linen Drills, Check & Cottonade DO h.
Also,
Silk Cotton aud Merino Shirts and Underslhris, 81
Mcrino, Linen and Cotton Ora ers, p
Gloves Hosiery, Canes, Portmonnais and Umbrellas
Black Silk and Fancy Cravats, Hair OIL Perlpmcry 8
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags, Hats, taps and ~ me.
everything 10 be found in Gents Furnishing House
Z We have also. a full stock of BOYS CLOTHING.
of all so is sizes kinds and qualities at prices to sun
the times. ..,
In conclusion we would our thanks TO the cil'
zcns North and South Carolina for their heeral pat
age upon since have been win 'ef''
and if selling Good al low prices VIII insure coh1
ance of the sane it shall be done at the ~
EMPORIUM OF FASHION, -.
March a. 1854 35tf by FULLlNGS H. Go. /.
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BLACKSMITHING.

NlEARN & COLLINS having associated them
w selves copartners 10 carry the Blacksmith
ing business, in this place, prepared do all
work in their line In the best MANNER and cheap as
can be done elsewhere. All work warranted.
JAMES WEARN,
ROBT. COLLINS
March II, 1854 stiff
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WILL sell at the Court House in Cha rlotte on Tues
i day of the Superior Court i'll May, of the most
desirable Country Residences in North Caro-
iIna tand after that the worldly known the
Claremont place, continuing $50 acres lying miles
East of Cha otte the Potter's Road adjoining the
lands of David Parks and others Persons DESTROYS of
seeing the land will please call Thos F. Alexander
at d. rrisburg, or G. A. Houston, Ciaremont.
A. J. ALEXANDER.
April Z, 1854. 37.f
u Charlotte Wing and Columbia Banner COPY
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Mattresses! Mattresses =!

II ENNERLY & QUINN, take pleasure in announc-
n ing to the public that they manufacturing Mat
at their Rooms in the Basement of the Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan & Thompson where they
invite all who may desire sprngy and well made Mat.
call and examine for themselves Orders from
a distance solicited, and promptly attended to.
Dy The highest price paid in Cash for good dry
shucks. X. Il Q.
April IA, 1854. 3e-tf
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Nofioe-

'IHE undersigned having been appointed at April
| Term Of Mecklenburg County Court Guardian of
Eli H. Dearmond Gnsane) hereby gives notice to all
persons that will not be liable for any made
by said Eli I'll. Dearmond
april %. "a 40-3t II. K. DEARMOND
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.

ON MRS. WHEALAN would respectfully return
@HG her thanks to the Ladies of Charlotte and vicu-
ty, for the liberal patronage bestowed her during
the past season, and having engaged experien ed
MlLLiNER, she is prepared to carry the
Millinery & Dress Making Business,
in all its various branches. O-BONNETS made and
trimmed in the neaest and most fashionable manner.
GO Residence doors South of Sadler's Hotel.
April 7, 1854. 37-tf
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Last Notice.

, Last Notice.
4 IL persons indebted TO the late firm of Young,
n Blair Il Co.. either by Notes Accounts, ar re-
quested TO forward and settle up by the April
Court, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
YOUNG, BLAIR & CO.
April 3, 1854. 37-tf
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ALI KINDS OF PLAIN. FANCY AND OR.
NAMENTAL JOB PRINTING DONE
49,. ATTHE DEMOCRAT 3FF.CE.'
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CASHMERE WooL.-We are indebted 10 Mr. r.
X. Naring for samples Of the fleece Of the Cash.
mere goat, raised on his plantation near this city.
The animal, he informs Us, seems perfectly at
home IN our climate, as hardy and easily raised
~ the common goat. The fleece is of exceeding
beauty. In weight it is probably about equal 10
that of the choicer varieties Of sheep. while lis
value is probably ten times greater. We regard,
therefor, the successful experiment of raising these
animals as OF very great interest, and the whole
State owes debt of gratitude to DR.. James B.
Davis, of Columbia. to whose enterprise and pub
lie spirit the ir introduction is due.
CHurLc,ton Mercury.
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For Sale.

E'or S@le.
4A THE Subscriber will offer privately, until
1EssM Tuesday of our Superior Court, and then, Of
!H-Ass- not sold) at public sale, very handsome
Private Regidence
The House is elegant and out-buiIdngs good and well
adap ed the convenience of large family-a hand
some location and convenient to the business part of
town. 1t was formerly occupied by MI N. Taylor,
and is situated Churchst second square from the
Court House. Terms made to suit the purchaser.
c. OVERMAN.
April 1S 1854. 39-4w
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOUTS ATVD 51AOLo
For the M1111oh.
LIVERY one DESTROYS of getting the value OIL ms
Il money md at this season OF The year noo'S a"u
Snes are Urinary consideration, it is desirable to
know where the cheapest and best may be Procured
The place to procure the cheapest and best Is at
Johnsten's Cheap Boot and Shoe Store,
where he has just received the largest stock OF Boots
Shoes Hts Caps and Straw Goods opened in this
market which will be sold cheap or cash, and no mis-
take. Gail and sec-at the sign OF the
april 2l. 39-2m bl" DooA'
Wing copy.
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PARKS l. HUTCKISON

PARkS j. HUICkISUN
4 RE receiving and opening their Spring and Summer
n stock of
Ladies' and GeRtlemen'S EfeSS foods,
Becbe's Hats, and Georges Boots,
Straw Bonnetts, Panama Hats, &c.
Also, large stock of
Coach Tr1mminS
Our Goods bought at Cash Prices and will be
sold at rates which Will satisfy those who may give
them call april 81 33tf
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Something New Again

Something New Again!
w. w. Ems Splendid StOre is Finished,
WHERE nj. BAUM has just received
w and is opening entirely new and we'll 3 ected
stock of
SDrin& Go summer
GOODS,
and am now ready to sell GREAT BARGAINS TO all
who may favo. with call. My motto is QUICK
SALES FOR CASH, AND SMALL PROFITS. My
stock comprises Ladies' Dresses, Lawns Silks Tissues
Bonnets Ribbons, Undersleeves Collars, Cheminetts
Silk Gloves of all kinds, Mantas and Talmas, and a
very large of Mts for Ladies and Misses,
and great variety of other articles for Ladies, new
and pretty. And to the Gentlemen will say, that it
will be TO their interest to give call, as have on
hand very large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
for Men and children which l will sell CHEAPER
than CHEAP tor CASH, to those who may favor
with call. M. BAUM,
Neat door to Sprau, Daniel d Co.
March 81, 1854 36tf
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OAK Tanned SOLE LEATHER-frst ,nality-a5
" cents per pound-for sale by
July DO tf2 q. SHAW
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Ladies, Your Attention!
I'VE have the largest assortment of Mantillas, that
w ever opened in this market, embracing Silk
and Berage of all the different coors and shades and
Black and White Lace, ranging in prices from SIS to
$50, all of the latest styles.
april IA SPRATT, DANIEL & co.
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And lst, but least, North Carolina Saddles OF the
best quality, from S. to S3n have also hand Stir
Spurs from Is $3.50; Whips from 12t cts.
$3.50; Harness. single, from $40 TO $50 Doullc Har-
ness, from $40 to 500 and higher if ordered Bits
from Is CTS SO Riding Brides from 81 to So; all of
VIII oh offer for sale at 10 per cent. off for cash.
REPAIRING done ut the shortest notice and in u
perior manner.
IL All kind Of Country Produce will be taken in K
change for work done, &c
March II, 1854 GAIT VIM WHEALAN.
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Why is The interior of roasted duck like non.
sense Because it's all stuff
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Wanted.

TWO BOYS, from ~ to Is years of age to learn the
Tailoring business. Apply to
april IA 2S-2m D. L. REA.
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ACCOUNTED FoR.-The New Haven Register
says this unreasonable weather can only b. &C.
counted fos, on the suPposition that The persons in
search Of Sir John Franklin have gone through
The Northwest passage. and neglected to shut the
door after them.
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No man or woman is Iullv educated if not &C.
cus.omed TO manual labor. Whatever accomplish
mHnts they possess, whatever their mental raining
deduction must be made Tor ignorance of that
important branch.
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Gentlemen, Come and See us.

\ ND we can fit you out from the crown of your
n head to the sole of your foot We can put the
Pretiest Boots and CATERS your feet the finest Kid
Gloves on your hands, furnish you with the prettest
Shirts the finest Cloths and Cassmeres and the be ST
Linen and Marsailles, of any this whole country
SPRATT DANIEL, g. co
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AN INGENIOUS RIDDLE" 1t was done wher
II was begun il was done when it was half done
and yet it wasn't done when finished. Now
what wss it. or course you can't guess. Viii
this do?
Timothy tombstone courts Susannah Dunn.
was Dunn when it was b"gun; ii was Dunr
when it was halI-done and yet it wasn't Dunn
when il was done-ior il was tombstone
a Subscriber" will please send in his name
and his subscription will be returned to him.
We can't stand any more of that kind of thing
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Singular CHALLENGE.-A celebrated SPORT.
ing gentleman in Mobile Ala, has offered to BET
$500 that there is man in the State who
can drive six cats in harness-ihe meeting 10
take place when and where the parties agree
upon.
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e. Professor John Wilson, C, LIBERATED as the
christopher North OF Blackwood's Magazine, and
whose works, poeiicaI and prose, have secured
hun warm welcome among all classes of readers
in England and America, died on the third instant.
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~ brother of The Captain General of Cuba
has arrived IN Washington, bearer of dispatches
IN reference TO the Black Warrior affair." He has
also been delegated TO procure locomotives for Gu
ban railroad companies.
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WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS, MATTRESSES
MEDICAL NOTICE.

N, Ball persons indebted to me by accounts are
requested to settle the same al an early day.
Mar "a p. G.. CALD" ELL.
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BOOKBINDING.

FISHER & HEINITsH.