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FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
First Tran-Lighuing Express leaves Cincinnati at
O'clock a. m. Passengers b. this train connect 10 New
York. Boston, niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk. Clcve
iaid, Crestiihe Pittsburgh ph,dciphia, Baltimore,
Washington City. Whecling. GAINESVILLE. &c. Stopping
betseen Cincinnati and Clcv at Lovcland, Nor
row, Xcuis, London, Columbus. Delaware, Cardna-
ton, Gallon, Crestiine Shelby, New London and Grafton
only.
Second Train-Accomnoi aton Express leaves Gin
cnnat 81 Is clock Passenyersb b. this Train
meet ~ Cleveland sleep at Cleveland, and resume nj q:
~ n. to Dunkrk. Buffalo, New York aud Boston,.
GAINESVILLE Wheeling. Wilmington, Washington. Circle
viii Lebanon. stc. Tn- train stops at all way Stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland. and between Cincin
natl aud Washington Excerpt Flag >tapons-stopping
oDl. On proper signal or /. ticc 10 Conductor.
Third frain-Lea,e Cincinnati al Ia o'clock p. m.
Passengers by this Train Hi.lsboro Chilli
cothc, Washington. Wilmington, Lcbanor, &c. This
train stops at all way stations between Cincinnati aud
Hhlsboio'. and between Cincinnati and " ashington
(cxcept Branch Hill and Lnwood at Turnpikc)-stop-
ping proper signal or notice 20 Conductor.
Fnurt, irain--tvening Express leaves Cincinnati at
5oclock p M PASSENGERS By this train connect to New
Yor> ,tioston niagara Falls. Buffalo, Dunkirk, Ceye
laid Lebanon. 0c This train stops at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag Stations
stopping only proper signal notice To Consluctor
sunday train to Columbus at - 80 o'clock p. m.
IJSpringheld Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
6 q. and ) ID. trains.
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8es Ia 44s
Its Happy Effects upon n New Marrie0
JONATHAN X. MILLER, Pedlar aged &c. on III
81 LIST OF April left his home in the northern psrt ~
New York, in apparent good health on his weddins,
tour. In company with his young bride On his return
rheumatism; the attack while Yidiu1 In 49,.
and and painful suerpss m. :,
tears of pity wet the cheeks Of many kind ard
tbizing cling conn anions. At Utica " ~. ~.
Railways Ready Relief, purchased bottle nj DR. MAJ
ncr's Drug Store he Immediately applied the Relief To-
the sunerer-he used mp the whole bottle and upon arr
irving at Syracuse, the pain much vrIiry ID s.,
he enabled 10 walk his carriage wtbout 1870
lance. he has since reported himself cured. "
ia ali cases oil innammatory Rheu matisnn. Radwsyt
Relief viii Instantly stop the pain. Let those Who saf
nether IN the bones flesh joints or muscles whether
the mead or feet, wherever is, Radways Rel I'D
~ a'ew moments, remove every particle OF irritation
rom the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS efo
PERSONS who have been salivaied with mereusy ssA-
iee enecs still in their system whose bones ache
WIN PAIN whose flesh 10 covered with assured
speedy relief OF their pans. and pete eradjca-
ton OF the poisonous deposits by the Of Rsdwayg
Ready Relief and Renov atibg Resolvent.
groups Spasms, Cholera DyseBtery, Diarrbea. Sick,
Headache, lad Chill Fever X X Reliefis to besaksn
internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State Of Kentucky Edwin
Morris wholesale druggist Louisvile ALSO for sale by
Raymond d Patten 4th street, and l. =. Blackwell ID
street. =
John C. pasie and Serfbner * Devol New Albspv
G. H. Clarke, Vincennes; waflng IL Ety. PRINCETON r.
4. SURE druggist Madison and all respectable dru eeis
throughout the United States and Canadas.
W00LSEY Il LINCK,1
MILLER & co. I. heehu,.
Evansville. Ind.
RADWAYd< CO..
sep7 162 Fulton st.. New York.
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BEDFORD,S FAMILY GROCERY.

fyNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the ct-
Il zens Of Evansville and vicinity, thai he has just
opened fresh stock of Family Groceries, and PrOyi
sions description, Firt street, door to
James Stees Lumber Yard where he hopes, by strict
attention to business to merta receive share pub
lie patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter, Cheese,
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the and shall keep
constantly on hand full supply Of all staple articles for
table use.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
Il my Store To the residence OF the prompt
ly upon the receipt their orders. Please call and
anime my stock. (janl6-Iy) K. L. BEDFORD.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGM
NTESSRS. SATERLEE d. DE'GARMO have now ON
WI hand good assortment of and two hsrse Car
riages. Rockaways and Buggies, their
shop after the most approved and modern styles.
Messrs. =. DeG will promptly fill all orders for
tom work in the neatcst and substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eth
quality price. They have an experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work in style
be exceled. APPLY
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIlS, AND
coli VERY MER Gil A ~.

TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSlCIlS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANS.
TINE undersigned have now in store ge stock Of
l. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Oils, Pts Varnish-
es Dive Woods, Glassware, Patent Medcs, Brushes,
&c. &C., and constantly receiving IN supplies,
from the and Eastern markt which they
are determined TO sell at IA small advance.
Ourarticles are all selected with great G.; and
ranted to give satisfaction as to genunenesuay and
price.
Surgical instruments, Trusses, Acknowledgements
and Shoulder Braces of the most approved ses.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and WiDe.r medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of daguerrean Stock, sisting OF
Plates Cases. Chemicals, &C., at small aonce from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Mller's Fine Cut Tobacco. and choi OF Of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fouims
Merchants and dealers will please call an. xauuine
stock when in the city, and all orders will attend
ed to Immediately aud carefully packed.
ALLEN G. HALLocK. } HALLOCK & STODRD.
w. II. p STODDARD.S Wholesale ID cists,
Oct5tf Main street. near tlivcr.
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e.. SCHMITT Il STARK. g
TPHOL TIERS ANDPAPBRH HANGERS
FAMILY FIOUTIs

HAVE for sale mt my Leather Store, Main street.
and will constantly keep hand. large supply Of
Family Flour of the best quality, Pigeon Mills brand
which will be sold lowest market price for such
quality Flour. (decgt) WM. BELL
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Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day formed copartner.
Il ship, under the name and style of LEWIS a. GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm Of lar.
ringon. Crane Co., to their successors the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in th.
city.
We would respectfully solicit continuance the pat
rOnage heretofore literally extended towards the ats
arm and bespeak the good Offices of friends pledg
ing ourselves 10 spare efforts promote the
OF all who may entrust business To
EDWARD LEWIS,
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M OHALSTED'S fSiH -

wv ILL relieve every "human Dein VINO mas any
Wv rthe following symptoms:
Indigestion headaene
Biliousness Extreme eIsous equation
Acidity Palpitatioof the Heart
sense Of oppression at An neaPaty for the slight
the pit of the Stomach est exeon
Depression of Spirits Mistiness IndistnctDess of
Heayiness Vision
Cold Hands and Feet Unpltasal t'ste. IN the
Numbness of the Inns and Mouth, articularly when
other parts rising iEhe morning
Vertigo Nausea Dull inavpain and sense Of
Difficulty of Respiration weight the Head
Stupor A TEN Gray loss OF memory
Irriiabiltyi a sens ofsmptiness
Drowsinsss Pulse lss fequentan ::;ore
Debility feebl IN N usual
Extreme Languor aud Ex- DespoheIcy
haustiOn Emacaomnd Extreme De-
Restlessness bility
Costiveness.
Principal Depotl
BURNET'S, NO. II, EAST FOuTH STREET.
CINCINNATI, ONO
IPFor sale by Druggists every wre.
THRICE 80 Cents.
II PC0untry Dealers supplied at 'oprietor's prices
by all Cncinnsti Druggists.
IT PPurchase none but 80. HALsD's Anti Dyspep-
tic Pills."
TPEvery box ofthe Gsnsiss PHI has the name OF
80. HALsTED" on the side label
For sale in Evansville Ind, 10y
KELLER, PAISLEY e. co.,
HALLOCK Il ODDARD,
MILLER Il O. "a
oct2O WOOLSEY % NICK.
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DRY-GOO)S & GROCERIES.

Dn1-UUUDO ~ UnUOEllIEO.
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE,
A FAILUREl s79
MOT that TO say the Exhibition in New York
IN was failure; no. there were very handsome things
OF all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole and particularly in er York
great that Store-keepers intended to make
fortunes yearaid in heavy stocks of the finest and
"es, % eonseqns"; 'nas our =, ,h hSha
stad at home and many of those had TO
fail, and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who is ALWAYS on the lock
out for good bargains, customers well know. had,
couple weeks ago, good chance To buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ut far reduced prices which offer to sell as low
as never was anything here before.
The articles. numerous to mention, we only will
do in part, viz: a fine assortment Of
DoLAIAEs, plain and printed;
SWISS MUsLINss
CURTAIN MUsLINS;
KID GLOVES;
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the larges. and be'taeortmentOf
FINE FLANNELs;
BLEACHED MUSLIys,
ETC, ETC.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock as there was never anything here before like
it. jan2s) WIN. L0WENThALL * co.
NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMASl n. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
QEING long established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicits consig,-
ments Ofall kinds OF Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments OF Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. II. MAGHEE & Co.
febSO-u Evansville, Ind.
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undersigned has removed 10 the
house Of Mrs. DIR. Traon three aboy the Sher.
wood House, opposite the mansion of NJ. Ross ESQ. on
First Street. or Doctors .HreHns.
ONCE at the old stand First ST.. doors above Main
where he may be found al all times unless professional
engaged. Ue2el J.R. WILCOX. m. ID.
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GAsSDlNE Is-S
MAGIC WOUND HEALEr

MAGIC WOUND FEAGEH
This Is decidedly the greatest Remedy tor Truro OF
Fresh Cuts aud Bruises. that has eve
been before the Public.
Ii will cure Fresh Cuts.
twill cure Fresh Bruises.
IL will cure Fresh Sprains.
Ii will cure Sore Nipples.
IL will cure Chapped Hands.
IL will cure lnhamcd Fly
Aud all External liries.
READ The FOLLOWING
FINESTlNONH. regards the magical inn no that
l. GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HKAiJcxsrts
over Fresh Cuts
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
Fancy FARM, franklin Col.,t
August 18th, L.
Mr.. GARDINER
Sir: have nad your Magic Wound Hes In my
family the las. year, aud have used il i'm seyerhses
| will mention one or two Of them in particG Last
winter was choppng; and my struck NIB and
glanced and struck my ankle, which II cut vebad.
used MOTH bg else on ii but your Magic WouHealer
and II was well In about two weeks. Our u child
which is about eighteen months old, had ery bad
breaking out on its head-m, wife put nothinsc on it
but your Magic Wound Healer, and il curedin few
days have also used il on my horses, and ives gen.
eral satisfaction. Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE K. MyELL.
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Extract of letter from X. Thorn, Sheriff OF
LesaLie County, I'LL.
Professor o. J. WooD- .
Dear Sir: Yours OF June els. accompanied oy bottle
of your Hair Restoratips, wac received. very soon
using and it has entirely restor
ei my hair its natvra yeu;il color There Is con-
siderable inquiry for the article, &c.
Very respectfully yours, X. InOhN'
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FRANCE AND Y

The Difficulty at Port au Prince, which we mentioned a
few DAVIS since, Is al length explained.
II appears that in the year ls4s the Haytien government
made an arrangement that one half OF the receipts OF the
HAYDEN cnatom houses should be applied to the payment
.of An indemnity due to France. Latlery these receipts
have heen much less than they were Ia lS4S. and in conse-
ouence the French admiral was sent to demand that a spe-
eiac sum should be annually paid, and that three millions of
francs should be paid at once upon what was due. After the
aent a commissioner, with drafts on England and specie 10
the amount of three millions Of francs, which he rendered 10
the Admiral. The latter declined 10 receive II until new ar
raneements should be entered into regarding payments for the
future. The Emperor refused 10 make any change In the terms
Of the treaty; whereupon the Admiral demanded PREPARATION
for iujuries, both physical and pecuniary, sustained by q
French halter at Cape Hayden some years since. These in
Iuries were inflicted by a Raytien, who was sustained oy
Prince Bobo. Forty thousand francs were claimed for this,
which the Emperor refused to pay, but off.red a smaller sum.
This was not satisfactory. In the end, however, when the
French admiral saw the preparations for defence made by the
Haytiens, he accepted the sums as above, and did not press
,a hioher demands -TNorh American.
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pDE'T:Cti,.
cor SUI al ANCHOR

~ N. F. Darlington, a poe, who died young, a lev es yea,s
IT,. having achieved some tame lot accurate " a''"e
lions of his native country in EhsllnI.
f. aha not beautiful 7 reposing there
On her own shadow, with her white wings 'u'ea'
MoyeIess, as In the sleepy, sunny air,
Rests the meek swan In her own watcIy "olu'
Is she not beautiful 7 her graceful bow
Triumphant rising over the enamoreu "urw
That gIltierlue in the MONDAY sunbeam, ~"
just leap and die along her poIlsneu s.'''
A thousand eyes are on her for she noaS
Confessed a queen upon the subject maui,
III herk as from he, decks delicious no'os
Breathe, softy breathe, a soui.eh'an'"s '"N"'
Mai, ,,o, the waters! pouring soft
Eron shore to shore, along the charmed "a'e'
rha o.sman's drearlest tolls beguiiing oil,
And kindliog high the ardor OF the brave.
w, vsosd by the mornings favoring breeze,
e, from the slulnberirg flood and leat'hung pay,
Thai ma,chless bark upon the faithless seas
Shall wind her wild and solitary way.
Thsre banly tempest borne, far other sounds
Then those shall tremble through her quiVering totm'
And ss from surge to mighter surge she bounds
Shall swell, toned Infinite, the midnight storm
In vain she spurns the ieuoble calm, and loves
To front the tempest in his gathering hour;
Walked as to life, the flee, winged wonder roVes
Where loudest lift the winds a voice OF power.
Then 20, decsitful beauty battle !hy oIeas.
Eorever where the mountain pillows Ioah'
E,sn 40 ,hou wilt-the hour of peace and rest
Ia NOT for ,hee-the ocean Ia Thy homel
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BEAUTIFUL AND CURIOUS.

An ACRUsTIO.
Wa find the following curious piece Of poetry In a lat
nnmbsr of the Presbyterian Magazine. The initial capita
Ie,ters spell "My boast is in the glorious cross OF christ
,be words in itallc, when read from top TO oottom' ane
ths bottom to the top, make the Lords Prayer:
Maize known the Gospel truths, our father, Kings
Yield us thy grace, dear father, from above;
Riesa ma with hearts 1chich feelingly can sing
Opr life thou art for epsr, God of love.
Assuape our griefs in love for Christ, we pray,
Since the bright prince of heauen and glory died!
Took all our shame, and haloDed the displuy.
In 6rst be ing man, and then being crueitied.
Stuuendous Cod thy grace and polcer make known
In Jesus name let all the world rejoice;
New labors In thy heavenly Kingdom own,
That blessed kingdom, for thy saints the choice!
How vile TO come 10 thee, is all our cry.
Enemies TO thy self. and all that's thine!
Graceless our l'iH. our lives for vanity.
Loathing thy truths. be ing epa in design.
o God t6y will be done from earth 10 heaven;
Reclining on the gospel let Us live,
In Garth from sins deliper ed and forgiven,
Oh as thyself, but teach US TO forgive.
Unless IT'S power temptation doth destroy
Sure is our fall into the depths Of woe;
Carnnl in mind. we've not q glimpse OF Joy.
Raised against hearen in US no hope can now,
o eiue us grace and lead US on thy way;
Shine on US with thy love and give us peace
Self and this sin which rise against US slay:
Oh grant each day our trespass % may cease.
Forpiye our evil deeds that oft we DO,
Convince US dolly of them to our shame,
Hello us with heavenly bread forgive us 100
Recurreut lusts, and ue adore thy name.
In thy forgive ness we as saints can ole,
Since, for us and our trespassess 30 high
Thy con our Saviour bed on Calvary.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRITISH "CONSOLS."-As many persons do not I'M
derstand what is meant by 'consois,'' which are always a
prominent article In the English money quotations., we give
the following definition from the Bankers Magazine:
"They are three per cent. English stock, which had it's orr
gin Ia the act of the British Parliament, consolidating thence
the name) several separate Government stocks called in the
act consolidated annuities, and commonly quoted, for brevily.
'consols.' When the consolidation tooS place, the prlncipsl
of the several funds thus merged amounted to f9,l37.S2l,
but, by the funding OF additional and subsequent loans and
paris of loans into this stocks, it amounted, on The 9Th OF
Janusry, 1886, 10 s356, 760, 229. Since that period only one
loan has been raised-that for compensation 10 the Wes.
India planters In the emancipation of slaves-E20 600 600
and a few millions have been paid off. The total in Janua
nv, 1913, was f3l7, S24 9Sl English debt, and &c, l94,9 74 Irish
debt out of a total debt OF ETH 40l ISL sterling. The stock.
from Its amount and the Immense number of ita holders, is
more sensitive to financial influence than any other, and
is, therefore, The favorie stock of the operation OF specula.
toIs and iobbers. Its dividends are payable semi. annually
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MR.. EVERETT N Fl HULSEMANN LETTER.
Correspondence of The Baltimore Evening Tlncs.I

WAsmINeToN, ArnIL 10, 1854.
! have taken some pains to inform myself in regard 10 .ha
authorship OF The fIulsema mn letter. ! have couversed wit
Mr.. Everett freely in regard TO the very intimate relations
existing between MIR. Webster and himself before and after
the dale Of that letter, and feel that l am not trespassiug The
bounds of friendship and confidence In correcting a report
In furious alike 10 The living and The dead. 1t is well known
by all Mr.. EvcTeits personal friends that his acceptance oil
The post of Secretary OF State, after MIR. Webster's death
was solely and exclusively from motives OF friendship 10 the
deceased statesman.
He was aware that the business of Mr.. Webster's depart.
mcnt of the national ADMINISTRATION was behind hand. md
In such confusion that no one but himself could set them
right There was q mass Of unfinished correspondence
weIghty questions unsettled delicate negotiations incom.
piete. Loog before Mr.. %ebste's death, Mr.. Everett was
qnielly ana privately assisting him 10 discharge his arduous
'lburs. Clayton had lief! The foreign aiiIirs of the country
n one mass OF confusion. II required more labor than Mr..
Webster, from his feeble health, could endure, 10 place things
right.
There was necessarily, therefore. between Mr.. Everett and
the Secretary OF State, the grea test intimacy and a con-
slant correspondence, accompanied by Interchange OF opin.
ions, manuscripts, and also prolonged personal interviews.
Mr. Everett consulted with Webster, in regard 10 the HuIse.
mann letter, necessarily. But Tho authorship ives not The
present Senator's. He does not claim it, and ia deeply pain.
ed at the late publications in regard 10 it. As wen might
MIR. Wehsier's friends claim the authorship of the Cuba let.
tar OF Mr.. Everett. hope this simple statement will put al
rest the silly story Of the Evening Post.
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IMPORTANT FHOM MEYICo

NEw ORLEANS, April ll.-Recent dales from Mexico state
that Santa Anna is making some progress against Aware,
and Is received with enthusiasm by The inhabitants. He
has had several ssirmishes with The troops of Alyarez-the
latter. being generally worsled. Prisoners were taken on both
sides; and several Of them had been shot. Reinforcements
OF government troops were constantly arriving at the scene
OF action. The papers report that Aivarez's troops were de-
serling. The revolt, however, is more formidable than WAS
represented.
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ODD FELLOWS.-The annual communication of Odd
Fellows OF Virginia commenced al their fine Hall on
franklin street in this city, on Monday, and will probably
close TO day. A large number Of Delegates from the differ
ent lodges throughout The State are in attendance. The
Grand Master. II. N. GALtAHEu, Esq, editor Of the
Virginia Free Press is present, as presiding officer. Ia his
opening address, we understand, he congratulated the
Brethren upon The prosperity Of the Order and upon The al
vancement made In the dissemination of those. principles OF
benevolence and philanthropy, which are tho foundation
stones of the temple of the Institution Ind referred, In
feeling terms to the illness Of Grand Secretary DAVID II.
REED since the last annual meeting. There are now, We be.
lieve, nearly one hundred Lodges 10 the State.
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WEST POINT.-The following Is a list of the Board oil
Visilers appointed to attend the examination of the Military

Academy ut West Point, June 7, Io54:
hon. John ]. Morrison. Salem. la Col. Winslow Turner,
P%lat,shnrg. Mo; Col. J. B. Luckic, Pine Bluffs, Ark Chas.
W. WhippIc, Esq, Detroit, Mich DR.. H.. NJ. Kinscy, San
Augustine, Texas; Samuel Y. Bayard, Esq, Camden, NJ
Hon. s. Clemens. Wheeling, Va; William W. Lsa, Esq
Trenton, Tenn Col. l.. v. DickersOn, Georgetown, KY
Richard De Treyilie. Esq Beaufort, S. c.; Jacob Kent, Esq
Wells River, VT; Hon. w. c. Clarke, Manchester, N. HI
John z. Harmon, Esq, Sacramento City, Cal; Rev. Robt
Allyn, East Greenwich. r. | Col. John A. Campbell, Fair
field, H.; George Hollzbecker, Esq, Delaware.
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hUmoRED OF SENATOR JAMES
PROVIDENCE, n. l., april 10 "A rumor is current in this
CITY that Gen. James. one OF the U. 5. Senators from this
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In the Turkish army lie a boy, less than sixteen wears MI
who raised several hundred warriors and volunteers from
the interior of Asia Minor. His coun,rynen LOOK uuon
Sion. There is also a woman, called Karan Kas, Ithe bIacI
gitl) who is the leader of some horsemen, whom she Inspires
with her courage.
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THE NEW CUSTOM H~oUsE.-Tbe work of demoli-
ton has commenced on tho buildings opposite tho Banks.
preparatory 10 The erection of a new Custom House in That
IocaHfv