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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, April 0-There is great crowd 10 alien
dance on the Convention. Messrs Dawson ot georgia
Leslie Coom5s of Kentucky, Trousdae and Jones OF Ten
nessee with large number Of other distinguished strangers
are present. r,,,o, s,,,es
The Convention assembled al II o'clock Ihreen o'ases @
were repeseaed One hundred und thirty delegates were
present from Virginia. Judge Dawson was CHOSEN Tee
dent; with l3 Vice Presidents and Is Secetanes'
nit,ee OF three from each State was appoh'cma IN ~ ~,
day. (ruesday.) oossoDhIed 4,
SrcowD DAY April 1.-the Convention IeaSSeotsu Rs R",a
II O'clock. Resolutions In favor OF fdc''Is T,
and Mr. Albert Pike of Arkansas addressed Inc
on the subjects referred in The resolutions ,ssc ra
nounced all reliance Congress ior aia 10 e cnmmi,
tseand the Convention adjourned ill the oay '"e'
nesday)
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c1orcEsTER LOW GROUNDS FoR SALE.

GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS EOR sALS, CO.,
/sNIE offers sale his Farm on Norn W go
county, containing upwards OF lgU % well wooded
are arabic grounds the remainder hieh in Avs
with chestnut and pine The arabic iane and generally
pretty well SCI in clover Mari is abundant nsa J CARRIAGE
e dwelling bouse is comnodious and the barns hcE cs
servants houses all good Ao Ths ocaity ia
house and very bold Spring near me IHhI. uTI.'"e
be.Ithy and the neghborhood very all III. different
very ,sees 90 for
k. 81 m . h,lS Of valuable MILL called Cow GIesk ~
Aug. l-ev3wSeowu
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DANGER OF PAINTED PALS.

would desire TO direct the attention Of me reaoels o
rho mScienIi6c American" TO the danger of using pals
which are painted insde for containing water Tor domesc
PURPOSES The oxyds of lead with which they are painted
dangerous poison, and know that 1t Is productive
evil In many cases. ,.I,, ,aa
We advise persons avoid using painted WOODEN
coat nf varnieh the side Is all the ;
we ever desire to pal.-S Seisnee ANS" ''A'
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FRIDAY MORNlNG, APRIL IL, 1854.

Smith, as Chairman of The Whg Central Committee in The
canvass OF 1852 displayed uncommon talent for the dirty
work of political campaign. He would make admirable
Fouchc but he Is not thought possess any higher qua
ties OF staesmanshp than beong the OF an &C
complished chief Of police
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED on the evening April h by ts Mss M M MARY ca
ard. Mr. JOHN w. IIUCKSTEP Of .on of FIuyanna Coun.
TiIARiNE, diush,er Of Cap: Wm W. "' =
~. Va. . -,
on the Of The m JaMeS e b. winston
C. Courtney ey We dau hter Of the late Rob Pen
tIeIons Of Kns and Queen cOuny'Vo
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srNaToRIAL RESIGNATION.

Dr. Truman Smith through the National lHseIssesr an;
nounoes the resignation of his seat 10 the Senate The ea
assigned the pressure of private ~n'cp
Mr. Smith is deeply engro'sed In the copper
mine specul.,ous of Lake Superior. Connecticut may geI
better representative even from Wing Legislature MI
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'CANDY @. \
|. H II

ANDY @. MORRIs.Sir: Take notice, That on Su,ur.
day. the 18th Of April 1854 between the hours of sun rise
snse! that day tho Tavern house Of Elisha Mcltons
OF Louisa Virginia shall proceed 10 take the dcpos
Joseph Fody and Others be read evidence
of Dr. George Norris deceased certain chanccry
NV pending in the Circuit Court Of Orange County, wherein you
and Of George Morris, deceased,
t. Should the said deposons be completed that day.
OF the same will be adjourned from day to day until they
Wsa, W,i ieSi WILLIAM CHlLES, Executor
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APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT,

coEsuLs OF THE UNITED sTATEs.
Robert L. Loughead Of Pennsylvania for the port OF DUO
liu In Ireland.
Daniel s. Lee of Iowa. for Basle In Switzerland.
William L. Wnans, for st. Petersburg, 10 Russia.
Arnold Graef OF New York, for Dresden, in Saxony
a C. Hebbe of the District of Columbia, for ak La
Chapele, In the Prussiap provinces of the Rhine,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

.copcE H. & WILLIAM MATTHEW'S, have sssocateu @0 @0 90
in The practice OF the Law and will attend the CIRCUIT
Courts Cumberland and Prince Eo"atu
.s either ca Ira, Cumbcrand Buckingham Court
Gcois ,,or ~, ,,Iacs Nov 29-c2am6m
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GEO w Will NC q C0.

GEO. w. WILLIAMS g. co.
nPrISMHM MERCHANTS, RICHMOND VIRGINIA:
on 18th street, opposite Shockoe Warehouse, will at
vi ey 10 the sale Of Corn Wheat Tobacco, Flour &c
3 execute orders for tho purchase Of goods 60
'he patronage Of their friends and the public generally
| M,r,s ~ GEO, W. WILLIAMS.
| t-eir SAMUEL WILLIAMS
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THE HERALD AND THE PRESIDENT.


Our correspondent from Washington anImadVetts win
scarcely adequate severity the coarse and caumnops
language in which journals in the interest OF Inc
sneak of the Of the President OF the uni
tod States The respectable portion OF the wbg pes
sco,n to minister 10 the vulgar appetite of party sprt BY
assane the honor Of tho Chief Magistrate OF The country
and il is only when--ss with tho New York Herald and
bs National Deocrat-some personal disappointment or
n,,vate erIef is 10 DO avenged that MIR. Pierce Is
cbaracterzed In any but the most respectful and
decorous language The style In which these ptohga'c
n,i,,s d.nouuce MIR. Pierce would not; bo tolerated
mo ,e,.ons Of pvsts life and If BeuneH Burr
to libel Broadway Merchant they libel The Precedent OF
the United States they would be condemned 20 expate ne
gull, by the appropriate penance of the pehi'en'ay. u
matters not that the private and public deneanor OF m
Pierce Is above repoac for the Satanic Press nave an un
credit with the father of lies when the resources o
,ru,h and probability fail them. Decen. and sensible men
will road the disgusting dioirbes of the Herald, not with
diminished respect for Mr. Pierce but possible WIN mo's
intense contempt for the confidential organ OF bis inferna
49,.
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xCHANcERY.-sTATs or VIRGINIA, TO Wit In Pow
L haIan County Court, March the Oh, 1884,
Edward Raush and samantha his wife, Francis E. Seger
,n Saca W. his wife ard Daniel Scger and FraHccs his
Me- which said Samantha o. Narcissa W. and Frances are
"ush;ers Of George Taylor, dec'd fhns'
against
John T. Mo,eov mud William Ho,eley Defendants.
Inc plaintiffs this day filed their bill, against the defendants lot
rorse procuring decree the Court for tho conveyance
stEact Land Creek tho OF Puwha'
& be sold by the defends TO the said George Tay
UT his life mc and appearing 10 the
Of the Court tha the defendants inhabitants oil this
therefore ordered that they do appear hsrs within one
h alter duo publication OF this and do may
S protect their interests this suit that copy this
verb pu5shedonce week for four successive weeks the Rich
mood Bnqure Newspaper published city of Richmond AID
M copy be posted the front door the Court House
III county on the hrst day of the mex, county Court
April S-cvdw. A Copy-Testc: DANCE n
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-.


The Gadsden Mexican Treaty Is probably safe. The Sc
nate yesterday agreed, by the requisite majority, - new
boundary lne which reduces The rxIcut o tile territory pro-
posed 10 be ceded the United States but gives US cafe
certain and convenient boundary and includes the route
designated for rail road Pacific. According 10 my
conjecture we are indebted for the suggestion o this new
and acceptable line TO the Senator who settled The
Texan boundary line ln 1880 and who in fact thereby
The author OF the compromise vi that year namey-Seoa
tor Peurce of Maryland
The Senate will probably, take up the question n
the amount of indemnity proper be paid Mexico Tic
Senate will certainly settle this quesun But The Senair
will probably consider the cession Of territory the cas
important OF the equivalents offered in the treaty. iur the
great DaDnai objects in view and suffer Tho amount oil In
demny to remain the same, nearly the There are
other questions 10 which will be any d
fculIy and therefore, the probability is that the treaty will
be ratified.
Some of the absent members have returned, aud hear
that Senator Benjamin of Louisiana, and The Georgia
Senators, daily expected. The final The eay
WILL therefore, represent the views large portion Of thu
Senate
The cry OF commercial panic has reached Congress and
found echo In Senator Seward who In his remarks this
morning. In The Senate warning ol what 10 come
we'll facts in regard TO what has opened. Ii pre,-
certain that considering the demand Of money Tor war
n s, hs
run riot with our owo credit taore.
But il s by CERTAIN that this country may not
profit by the European convuson. is believed here tina
Mr. Buchanan has succeeded In obtaining from the British
government n recognition OF the rights which we nave a
ways maintained und in vindca,on of which we went 10
war in 1872 The British Government will II Is believed
make known by proclamation their purpose 10 respect the
rights Of neurs abandon the right Of search and
sequsny of imprcssment ana 10 act upon The prnrr''
of neuras found in vessels of besersn, powers shall BE-
safe This being the we have only on our part 10 oo
serve stric neutrality and may suer very little dc
ment ffom The wars abroad. ION.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELEC1ION-THE RESULT:
The of called Wing victory recently come OIL
the land of steady habits have hardly died upon he ear
nor have the Wing aboltion journals OF the North yet
ceased TO rejoice "ant Nebraska rebukc which The
freemen Of This State have given 10 the administration and lis
riendio Judge Douglas and The supporters of his bill 10
behalf Of popular sovereignty The smoke Of the battle has
cleared away, and the field with It's dead and wounded lies
before u.s. The all in and the official report made
up. And what after all, does This great Wing victory
amount and where is this terrible rebukc TO The admin
is,ra,on2 The New Haven Register up the result
follows:
"r Ingham the democratic candidate for governor leads
the whig candidate Outton) hs popular in every
city and county the State about ten thousand and near
" overrdes both Dulton, The whig, and Chapman the
Maine law candidate John Hooker hc Simon Pure aboi-
on candidate between and three thousand votes
Take from Chapman's the ballots cast by Maine claw
democrats and which cast with the sole object OF
curing that law, and the combined allies would BIZ In mi
nohy of the people of the State
"ho whg candidate for governor at the recent election
ceived less Than third the poed and Is in MI
nory Of % 600! He has majority in only NINE towns
and plurality 10 only TwESTYTHREE Towns, out Of the one
hundred and fifty towns 10 the whole State"
Such in few words, the story of the late election In
Conueclcu and If there Is comfort whiggery 10 all this
the wings are welcome 10 it, Washington Union.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE

FOR RENT ON hEhSn1, .,.
io the town Columbia, Fluvanaa county,
ph u,a,sr noer from the River and hanawha canal
CONTAINING CarJng Machines four Looms a1a one
P,ms Which f well from It's very po
no Nv ras BUSINESS For terms, apply To the subscriber
Or The pemses. nuNr AN MoRAE
MaIrNH v1m
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RICHMOND Enquirer.

BY RITCnIEs & PRYOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL l3, 1864.
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rbssiar. w yUh. Defendant.
ID. defenan 20 rncu u.asrso and affidavit having been
sdo that the defendant Of this commGn
holden The Clerks Uce Of said Court on the st MONDAY
Jane next do what Ia necessary protect his interest In this
GptI s1eSsrry ASary-ie"e' Eus ROBINSON, Cpk.
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P1RK FRS HILL FOR SALE.
orprp - sne ;he named tract or land the
M of @ nr Thomas Watkins, lying HEAVIER Dam Creek
,he county Goochland, about two nllen
House miles from Cedar Point Depot on the James
And 30 m,les above Richmond ,oo r ,:.h :.
rms;h with large proportion Of valuable req anG ~nie
ar the open land there about ~ acres OF creek
@ @ s i. in good condition for CULTIVATION having been
ssy by the Of Guano Plaster and oIher ma
unr the field The tract Is well waereu and
,il well aIoptsd 10 the growth OF Wheat Corn Iooaeeo &C
consist to story brick dwelling with
for large family and securing crop'a Of which are either
TERMS w be and possession given
seeding Of Wheat ,oI so4 or earlier arr
.J are invited view this property anu MI Al
via r.sdns on the premises will take pleasure 10 showing
p,r,o, desiring further obtain the same o per
,ono @ app. @ .'.S.0 u o THOMAS P. SHIELDS
e. ,"n ~ Oyi MI " Agent for Miss NJ. e. SHIELDS.
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To FRANCIS NORRIS Esq, Thross Mock Wcsches'er \.
lls FULTON STREET, n. Y, AND BROOKLYN, Conn,
January 23i, 1854 s

January 23t, 1871.
C. B. De BuRo Esq: .,..
.ar send you lines relative 70 what think
Of Lime which have hal yon last sea
. and applied upon my Indian Can assure you affords
srea, testimony OF The great oenen your ma
70 he AGRICULTURAL Community large have had ut least
ty bushels the acr while my neghoors nad n ave
much larger quantity OF your and propose having
Id Ss season free which not the case last
, am enough think will have yield Of one huIrd
SS the acre next Many Of neishoor' wl order
0 YOU when the time arrives - .,,,;,os,
E;s,,nr YOU every success in your business,
"'Sa'"s WV! remain dear sir, yours, &c,
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STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD III, ~ .,.omho,, an
to from Orange and M sbn no
Road 10 'Sa for bTeakasiue and
10 ,e IL nTaa ,hs ta,t ssu ssd PREVENTING ali delay
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In chancery, Injunction.
he Cont that in these Causes there has been
or proceeding but them at the rules for more
m seven doth order the said be stricken from
The Court ha, this order be Puoh
stoy The punlic Printer A Copy-Tesie,
Mn a, nt. ~ J. b. POLLARD, Clerk.
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lKGINIA,-At Rules held In the Clerks Office OF The Clr'
cult Court of the City OF Richmond the Sd day Of APRIL 1854
Naa White, who sues b. w. Ward, her next ifiena'
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SVK1oHPUHUCnC6 ENIW1feTs
Speech OF mr. CuNom. Tennessee Whig, ogans: the We
oraska Bill The personal assaults on the Prssidsns-
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DUNCAN MoRAE.

pnlcs held in the Clerks Office Of the CIR
cur cnnrt Of the CITY Richmond the 81 day Of April iS
John W. Gentry,
against .-,.o NJ pohor n c,,I,bsr and
hanion hou6'o'i0'e"' - Dets.
,c.,.,,, m. vr,;n;,
Kali Road Company disclose how much due 10 the ue
,rs SniIh and Thsrnond and M the be sufficiently TO
nav the order plaintiff but II such payment would
non the sum hundred dollars required BY the de-
duchborough 10 reserved for him. lhen that he be re-
,ured grounds Of his claim and De ounl
n ths IN. plaintiff may preference H. and be sau shed
@ The said reserved und and the fund the hands Of the SAID
cwn,ny should appear sufficient satisfy the rantins ca
hr I nd NAV be applied part satisfaction thereof and
acan, the defendants and 9r Inc re-
,boy named is resident Of this Commonwealth tho SAID de
notified appear the rules to be holden IN th Cerk
Rr. Of the Court on the Monday June next and do what
necessary TO protect 10 this suit Copy-Ies;e
April S-cw4w 6OS. NOpl.NoOL.. N.elN.
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bacon ss bl,s xh.lu 1.., !, :, :. - -
II ,es isyl bbs besus Goodrich
axes Bsssnh ros.@ spo hrs chaese Greg kcc
90 whisky Mclrneor Aoi tis,ra sJ ,aeS 4 n'n,
aka ITO bbls sim Ch,sms hhis Ill
,k Mafim Cabb5o tcs lard Hsi Morton b Se'
Mott do do S45 bbs lima 40 NH 400, M sapy np'
fdsr. Total, hhds TOBACCO. go 'ss' A pV'a''e' %
BAYOU sApA ,,,..,.o, ,r.x r...... b.
SWINE ~ n. Latonai bales cotton B
az MensYd Vin1y ~ 10 Mnid ionas-is hhdu
~ Al NJ ~ M. 40 boga Foley
Hall Roddis do i "a II 4 ls III hnas as
,bs moAos KernioniT bids sugar TJo,y 40 W
bhds suQar al bbla hi Iii,
PRINcRToN Ply .,a.mo, E,.L -, - o"'e' r'''oh
,.orn soss Az nnltenbegsr46 Curry
Poufoy Brsndeg Williams asoa prhs 70 o.
Stone dco-9 Kicks Beck Nelson Aepi 4 Hat y,
10 Total 800 bales cotton ,fS - "
ILIIAh,sPoBT-p.s ,,osn,. p.,,. -,
Oakley iswiins-s WrioSt n ponha ~ paes 9tton 70
Beloeq-l6 Kelly D. Frs.,s, " a"s aco, . byne
irssss K.ils A. zee 2 hhds sugar ~ hbia mo-
Miltsnbsrae eco ss 9co-9 ohs III
nolasses DenAe21 do NIL sugar Panshe
ScoSi do Mitsnbsrger Rohfofds1 do Az Milton
pbu molasses " ~ Wv VIZ " ~ e''' -
LAFOURCEI ,,s.ns, n, n, n, =. ,. u.,.., r
ley Ayeryas a. al hs ~ aey 81 hhds agar sesar
de- Fg.nsso a. n sseSo nsSs 1sn q ~
10 do Is0 NJ hh ~ w $500 40
los hf Iii, oissrs r Fla Xxi, oniss.ss Flpr
do yags W;,a I,sr poi' ~ 80
ns-s DO w Duri Sro1 siss nts a,JsJ5 Do Tu ne,e 20
FRO clair Haydsl Totsl 3ss hhds s bb mo-
Asses. ..i'ls -
ST. LOnIs- so NJ R.,,o 100 Ri, so,r F.so 40
qs6 10 Connolly 5co ~ es q " shaw Eoos ~ ~
Is l. d Dc FJs, 81" % 49, bSs ", soso Xxi. sa. ~
6eoYqo bbs nnh bbs haen ia b Mar sea II, =, s A.
Pic. Fraat AZ mi. IA han ~ 49, ~
4 Benton seeis7 az oaoos ao"r ~ nsns
" houf kegs ird
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G Isn E a TIA M -; - n, I

W NORTHERN sss sEsa I'll \
ROUTE from Bualo Fas via Like
ST. Lawrence. The farming the q, press nd
United State Mail Lines oawego, ycen og4enufgh
railroads New Burlington. Spngs and Boon
and Montreal with Atlantic awrence ID as 81
lawrence and charpan Railroad, for Porand. White Mountains
Boaon and New York. -
BAY STATE Capt Ledyart. NEW YORK Capt Chapman
Le%stsl dss sEndaya excepted a. o'clock for Cape vnce
ard Ogienshurgh connecting Steame he
ene length Of the Thousand llsnds and the Rapd tie
day. time the Qhebec boats =
Passehgafs leaving Bus at O'Clock, have
those leaving ~ four hours Niagara dis
boa Passa for Boon, take the ron
Buffalo, arrive ogdenaburg hapa O'clock
leave immediately arriving at Boston hnpaat O'Clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
steames ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT, Captain
NoRTERNER, Captain chids daily Saturdays *
cepted hnps o'clock giving passengers and
half to visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester owego
Hsrbor Kingston CLAYTON Bockva Ogdenbnrg
the River seaners passing length Of the Thousand ands
and tho Rapids the beaufd ST. daylight
meeting with ih Osdensug and Boston Raotd
for Albany New orkd direct. o.
The nb Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays the
tbs pleasure ewing Brooks Monument Queens Hegh
The Great Wire Suspension Bridge magnificent scenery
Niagar River through Montreal diec etvng
pat clock giving passengers ml -four hours Mia
Fnis The IL O'Clock Of Cars Blu
ton in time for the boat all The
light changing boa Ogdensburgh splendid
and dashing OF tho noble arriving
MIres 4, o'clock he sane day. IN time for he Quebec boats
The steamers Of the American Line expressly
and comfort having all the equipments
With spacious and beautiful Upp Cabin the pg
Of The boat
~ gers procure Tickets ull information at Office
opposite buffalo and Niagara va Ia Railroad Depot.
~ Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED,

f.Rish on OhLgANs, IL No.l5i52.
EeY VIRTUE Of Writ of feri facias, to me
dscsd BY the Hoa q Gaunis Firat Peace
or ths Parh Of Orleans will Public Auction,
DAY May i6 1884 at II O'clock front my Office No an
Tchoupitoulas - - " -
TWO BREAD CARTS,
seized in the suit. j. J. HOPPE Constable
TERMs-C4sh, = n,,s
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"A M 8 e M ENTS.
DIACIDEs VARIETIES. aravier atreet.

GBIACIDE'S VARIETIES, Grayiar street,
ssf 81 hysssf Fl i..s ss DIN
S H.. %s.,st so sa.sss,s
T;sss q 8 1ss; ssss
we eSssa .dss. slS Is M sss Id
Eerne, Mr. p wsr~tek; lpa hss SONG. .gali
@ ~ 3:
s'shs hss a;s sally Nj
passs "a E.l aud Second Tier
so 9sG Pa. gsf at O'Clock e a. A'.
ORLEANS THEATRE
i y Nay ky e n aaa
~ Messrs eenibrs Bodas and Lseox MULES
u paIormsnes . commence ats o'clock.
GRAND CoNCERT.-MME. IsfpoRA CLARK
Second e psSSsS
On which viii o "a :ors ssm programme which
vii be pn.hs receive the assistance Of .sssra
t T,ssls saS Seats be e. of H. n
concs lamp street, and at Inc Han On the Evening vs sa'
WIRE WORK S. For the Benefit Of the
7, 1.t.v.. s oRrHA Al s q1sn AsYE yss
Great Race hps 81 Ps s,ss
PART 1.-THE Triangle Of Bowda or the Indians God
irpadoie seq Il ar an hiss grafton
general ilumnat 'f - " - :"
sThe fan,amHrgo The figures
f.Rr e-caule de Vuan brilliant fire, covering
bunfred Zee. Of and concluding explosion
THE nmtahs Revolving colo,s
PART s-Ths American Eagle; We Can't Beaten'
l0-The Meteor Sodom Gomorrah
,d raHS III ia-Ss e,ss. Ksss
70 a M @ ssw
ths wharfiaon Of the riverside
t.o7 OF the snok and
PsEr i2Aposeois Of III Eclipse ooored fire.
with figs and
spi' ndid Banner--sane BY splendid Gefbo
my3td L. r. GATOR
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FIlATBUATS.
KEsTuckYPer woFoys lbs pork bbIs kg
etc W Benton eco ~ AZ" iAiu
oHOPr bn's beat 800 sacks bran ss dzsn bst
Graham g. Buckingham. 80 " ~ 's''
OH0Ptr Csas boat-I200 tbls -four tons bap ps.arsop
Shinke. t's A "'se'A"n :"
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odd FELLOWS Restraints in this
Cemetery can be Obtained s, By applying 4 PERSON
2dd Es9T a corner Camp and Laayst.s Rev CAS
Co.. No Camp price od
for the burial of holding
the burial Of wife child $50 all Of
nation respecting the "Rest, p apply
10. PERSON, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURNEAuX at the Odd Fellows' Hall.
JAB. TUnNEAux, myq lvoa
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hip Rae Brown, IS days from Boston, to ma5ter3d district
sbp Eva Pbbook from Liverpool 4sh Fvb to Hanau &coPoint
Steam boats.
RH wnslou, McGl, from Cincinnati.
Louis Whiteman, Baldwin, from Arkansas river.
Gem, Siuuott, from St Lula
Columbus, Fulton, from 81 Louis.
l.. NJ. Kenneth Bofinger, from St LeuH.
Bella Donna, Morrison, from Willsrnsport
Doctor Bavy. Wilson, from Lafourche.
New Latona, Iross from Bnyou Sara.
Frank Lyon Estes, from rrnceton
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j Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
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