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~ Medical Departm o 4 George
I3 town College The lectures will com
mencs on November 9th, and continue until the
middle Of Marrh.
Terms for the full course, ncluding Naturalization
$95: Graduation US: Dissect ug ticket $40.
FACULTY
NOBLE YeUNs, Id. D.. Prot. Of Institutes and Prac.
tice OF Medicine.
FLoDoAHDo HOWARD, NJ. D, Prof. Of Obstetrics and
the Diseases of women and children.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ ID. Prof. of Anatomy.
JAS Il. MORGAN, NJ. D., Prof. of Medical Jurispru
dence aud Hygiene.
M sNYDER NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery.
BENZ. CRAIG, NJ. D., Prof of Medical Chemistry
ard Physiology.
H. P. HOWARD. M. D., Prof of Materia Medics ana
Therapeutics.
ALEX x. Young, NJ. D., Demonstration of Ansto-
my.
As heretofore the lectures will be delivered in the
afternoon and evening" enabling the students to de-
vote the morning to medical studies.
FLODuARDO HOWARD, Dean,
oct 6-FATtNov6 corner 10th and r SITS.
Intel Unionl
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FORGERY AND MISUNDERSTANDING u,
Trouble.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the 3lst
ult., says:
There appears to be no cessation of the war
fare between James 7. Lloyd on the one part
and S. Mccormick on the other part-each
claimants Of the ownership of the Daily Sun
Newspaper establishment. Charges of grave
| character have been preferred by each against
the other, and really matters have assumed
serious aspect. A recapitulation of all the
allegations talked of would be uninteresting
| to our readers, and we will therefore content
ourselves with stating only such as come up in
the courts.
On yesterday morning Charles H. Martin
was arraigned in the Police Court on the charge
of forgery, viz by signing the name of James
T. Lloyd & Co , to a certain order on Peter
A. Griffin, for shoes of the value of four dol.
lars and half This was done, as is alleged
by the clerk of the Daily Sun counting room,
Immediately after Lloyd & 20. had left the
Daily Sun establishment The trial has been
set for to-day, and the bonds of the defendant
fixed at 81 900 for his appearance.
Immediately after this arraignment, VIM
A. Lloyd was charged with taking and receiv
ing from U S. Post Office in this city, about
the 18th of October, letter directed to James
Sparks Mccormick, with design to obstruct
tuo correspondence VI SdIu uACSOIulCh, anu
did destroy said letter contrary to the laws of
the United States. The defendant was re-
quired to give bail in 81 900 to answer this
charge.
The GREAT FAILURE IN Observation-Disclosures
papers received by the Pacific, give the in
debtedness of Mr.. Oliver, the great English
ship owner, and the extent of his business ope-
ration. He had feet of 104 sail of vessels,
of some 4O, 900 tons. He over twenty three
creditors upwards of $4,000 each. To his
largest creditor his Indebtedness is $685., 600 !;
to two others he owes $500 600 each to one
creditor $225, 600; to another $3.50, 900; to
four others $4,000 each; to two $lOO 600
each to two hers $4,000 each and four
others $50, 900 each. (, By his schedule his total
indebtedness is represented to be So, 1888, 600
LYNCH LAVA public meeting has been
| held at Austin, Texas, at which resolutions
were adopted to expel from that vicinity all
| "Mexicans" whose character is not "vouched
for by some respectable American citizen. %
The reason of this is that these Mexicans ara
suspected Of tampering with the slaves.
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MISS II. NJ. MANN,
PATRQNIZK THE WARD YOU REsIpEIN.

UNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
:!ss s that Sss just Just 'ns from
Philadelphia with one of the largest apG y"
best assorted stock of goods in his line that -
has been offered TO this community, consisting
Of LADIES', Gentien-ne, Misses, Boys and Chill.
dren's Boots ehoes. Slippers, &c. Ali Of which viii
be sold on the nost reasonable terms fer cash.
H. L. CROSS.
nov 1-3ts L rst Ward Sto. Store.
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Meeting OF the Young Cath
& o'ic's Friend SO, iety CT Georgetown will be
held on SUNDAY evening, 5th instant, in the
school room, Immediately after Vespers.
JAMES O'DONNGGHUE,
nov 3-2t Rec. Sec.
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~ Grand subscription Ball. The
N9 National Greys respectfully inform the citi.
zens of Washington that they making ar ange-
ments to give Grand Subscription Ball on Monday
evening New. 18th, 1854.
For particulars see future advertisement.
r. G. SHkKELL,
Secretary Of the Executive committee.
T-ff
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lOh h q II N u NEATLY AND rxph
81 DlT1OUsLY EXECUTED AT THE aEvFNIns
SAA@ o1S1oA je2e1
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CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY
oct 10
CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

ON1uH hND LLAhN IUUK FATE.
MI ne. 1SonSE, late OF En land. Va b 70 inform
WI The ladies' and gentlemea OF " .shipeton and
NC nity That she CAD be .tsa Gu the past pr,e
1nt ana future events, st her reside ace COZ sev.
EN- street, b-tseep Mary anc a,pnu- and 4 street
west SIDE, Isl no H-r name is On Ire door Lads1
70 c-Lts-gsntlsmen Co. Hours from o'cik in tn
morning until 10 O'Clock at night.
Oct 7--lms
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GRAND GALA NIGHT.
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THI
Island Social Club.

SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Island Social Club.
IN AID OF THEIR NEW LIBRARY.
TiNHE member. Of the Club take pleasure in an
L nouncing to their lends and the public gen.
orally, that their sec nd Grand Annual Ball viii
take place st ISLAND HALL, on THURSDAY EVEN
ing, NOVEMBER Q, the proceeds Of the Ball TO b
devoted tn their new Library. Every exertiop viii
be made by the Club TO rive satisfaction TO those
who may honor them With their presence In fact,
they determined to make this an evening CT -.
cablity and pleasure to their many friends and the
public. -
They would also state that the AMPHI0N QUAR-
TETTE BANB. comprising Mesus George NJ. Hill,
b nj c. Greenu-, Y. Pruit and T. r Bennett. have
kindly cous .uted 10 enliven the occasion with
raj of their popular Qu-rtettes, Glses, &C.
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occa.ien Mr. Rice's Band has ais consented TO
perform several Of their celebrated Reels, Contra
Dapc.s, &c
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be bal Of the mana
gers, and at the door on the evening Of the Ball.
MANAGERs
Jos. B. 'Eallipg, r. Guest,
Richard Evsns, J. Smithly,
w. Cory, 7. L. Bailey,
John w. Pagg, G.. y. Adams,
Harry Dudley, C Hamilton,
d. W. Drscoll, N. Jones.
oct 30-eot9 hNova
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LNhGLISH Bibles and Episcopal Prayer Books q
Ia large assor ment in rich and elegant binding,
Just received and for sale at very low prices by
K. LUNDY,
nov fridge Street, GEORGETOWN.
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A,oh sALE-A fine Horse and Buggy will be cold
Il low Tor the cash. They will be cold separate or
together. Apply at Birch's Stable, l4th street.
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uOF BED AND WINDOW GLASS-6 by 8, z BY
IL y, by 10; low priced Glass Aleo, Window
Glass of various Sizes at all times ON hand ana tor
sale at the lowest poices by
HOWELL MORSELL
nov l-d9T No S2S @ st., bet 9th and 7ih
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highway to and from California Costa RIGA
has long preferred claim to jurisdiction over
the south bank of the San Juan, which, how
ever, she has never been able to make good.
Once, If not oftener, she has chartered a sort
of company to navigate the river, in the evil
dent hope that the grantees would make good
her claim to concurrent jurisdiction over it by
force, for their own profit She has also, more
ban once, we believe, essayed to hold points
| On the south bank, commanding the nayiga-
ton of that stream, now Of so great Importance
to the United States. We need hardly add
that all her efforts direct or indirect, to estab-
lish her right to tax American travel and
freight for passing over the Nicaraguan 18TH
mus have proved abortive, and must continue
so to prove that being the end and aim of all
the schemes of that petty State to establish its
jurisdiction there. The fate of the freeboot-
| ers Of Greytown, we take it, will prove suff.
| Gent warning to Costa RIGA to keep hands off
American property and American interests in
that quarter, in her quarrel with Nicaragua.
| Up to this time she has been utterly unable to
effect anything in the way of substantiating
her claim to territory north of her present
practical jurisdiction, and we take it for grant
ed that if she adopts the policy of seeking to
worry the Americans engaged 10 the business OF
Transporting freight and passengers over the
isthmus by essaying any obstruction whatever
to their legitimate pursuits, they will prompt
| ~ take the job Of blowing her schemes sky.
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[ELEGKAPHTC NEWS:
ARRIVAL OF sTIAMRR UNITRD STATES,
DOWNFALL OF THE NEW REPUBLIC.
Intelligence of the ul-fated Exploring
Expedition. -

EKw osLEAss, March s4--The steamer United
States arrived today, with San Francisco dates to
March LIST. California news unimportant
Advices from Walkers expedition to the 18th of
February, state that the U. 8. ships Columbia and
Portsmouth, arrived at Ensenada on the previous
day. On their arrival, Walker spiked his guns and
started for San Tomas, with 14O men and one field
piece, leaving behind him his sick and wounded
Many of his men had deserted. and those who re-
manned with him were giving way to dependency
having abandoned all hopes of the brilliant career
which they looked Tor when they joined the expe-
dition
The mining accounts by this arrival are unusu-
ally favorable. The quantity of gold dug during
the month of February, was the largest for many
months and all the miners were prospering 81 z
An Indian from the interior who recently arrived
at Panama, stated that Lieut.. Strains exploring
party, who went out in the Cyane, and about whom
so much anxiety has been felt since they left the
ship for the mountains had been killed by wild
beasts. This story, however, is not believed, and
the impression prevails that they killed by In:
dams. EFsF =
The Ohio was to leave Aspinwall on the Goth for
New York, with 81. 100000 in gold.
SAN Francisco MARKErs-The markets were
exceedingly depressed and trade stagnant Hexall
and Galleso Flour selling at Sa50a9. Clear Pork
$40; Mess SIG.
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coNoREse--

a y 49, K1UNSVA
sENATk,-hr, Hunter reported the. defciancy
printed =
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
Din 30 provide fnr the ual settlement Of the claims
OF the ocers Of the revolutionary army, and Of the
widows and orphan children of those who died IN
the service; and lie further consideration was then
postponed until tomorrow
HousE OF REpRKsxNrATIvEs.-On motion Of Mr.
Orr, debate on the Indian appropriation bin was
ordered 10 close at two o'clock tomorrow. The
House then went into Committee OF the Whole
when speeches were delivered on the Nebraska and
Kansas biils Mr.. Nilsson spoke against many of
the provisions Of the Senate BILL preferring that
reported by the chairman Of the COMMITTEES Ter.
rirories. Mr. Hunt spoke at length against the re
peal of the Missouri Compromise. Mr.. Brecken.
ridge made an able speech In favor Of the bill Z
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THE SAFE QUESTION.

IL Sa16 IOT DuSfHeHS Mdh, VINO has
y Books, Papers and Money, not to fave ss:s,
ifnot is it necessary for him have Safe that ia
Safe and if he is not safe without q Safe, wksreT
can he get Safe that is safe. The solution to the
above important questions may be found in the CRATE
full thanks of thousands, who have found the lbng'
desired object of search. "A Ssfe that 10 Ssfeu-
HERRING'S SALAMANDERS have been fully
tried tested and found true IN every instance of trial.
and be now challenges ell Safe makers the United
States for Safe bake, but they won't fight.
These genuine celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof.
Safes are being sold in large numbers Over 1f0e0
MAMMOTH SAFE. n ~ . 4 TggsSE tgg4ss 4 f3sss-s
- r. McCANDLISH, Jr,y
NH 23-6t Agents for Va. ~
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BY RICHARD CXUTH0FN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s4rr On r,,,

~ ACRES OF LAND, EIGHT MIR - a ~ a
Low RICHMoND.--Willb be sold on MONDaT
Sd April 1854, In front Of Henrico Countv cs.,.,
House, ct Il o'clock NJ, so acres of yainahfs
- acres cleared, the balance in original srowth ss
ing on the Middle or Darbytown road and inin;gs.
the lands of Richard p. Haley, John w. Fuzzia and
Edward Minson. The Improvements consist -of
house with two rooms. stable, barn and the enclo-
sure, all new. There 10 near the house q sprins 81
tine water, and young orchard of choice apple and
peach trees. zf4 f~F
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance In and mos
interest added. for approved paper.
By order of the Commissioner.
NH Is Sale by R. CAUTHORN, Auct.
NTOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
~ NC, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 9th inst.
ut 10 O'clock at the store OF Joseph Signazo cor.
ner OF Cary and lS street, will sell for cash his
stock, consisting OF good assortment of Groceries
NH Is R. CAUTHoRN.
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4 CURE For COITGHS COINS e.

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS. &c.
a IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
SHAPE.-Bmggs CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases OF the throat aud lun
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
Cherry, so generally known as = remedy for puffBo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them. There
fore, every mother should have box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet.
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want,
Call at PURCELL, LADD u co.'s and procure
box. fe 6--df,ra If
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT LOST

A despatch to the Red River Republican, dated
Natchitoches, March H. states that the steamer Cas-
plan, while descending the river, struck a snag
about seven miles above Campte, and sunk imme
dateIy She is total loss. She had about 400
bales of cotton on board No lives were lost. The
river was rising at Grand Ecore and above.
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DEATH OF MISS WEsTCoTT This lady, daugh.
ter of the Hon. James d. Westcott. formerly sen.
ator of the United States from Florida we regret to
learn, died of pneumonia yesterday at the National
Hotel. She was a lady of rare accomplishments,
aged about twenty years, and was ill about two
weeks.-Uashington Union, Of yesterday
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CHINA. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE

~ nc, at the old stand, 7l8 Broad street AT tho
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end Of the city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
such as China Tea Sets Glass Bowls, Goblets, De-
canters, Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Giasses,
tannia Casters, Tea and Coffee Pots, with endless
variety of China Ornaments nc. ----s----s
NH fits EDWARD g.. HICKSON.
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FIRE IN CLAREMoNT, N. H.-The woollen mill Of
Mr.. William Earl, in Claremont, N. H., was des-
troyed by fire. on Saturday morning last together
with all the machinery. The other buildings con-
nected with the mill were saved The buildings,
machinery and stock are fully insured
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ExPRESIDENT FILLMoRE'S VISIT TO NEW
ORLEANS-MIrRDER TRIAL

NEW oRLEANs, Wednesday, March GA reso.
luton has been passed by the Common Council of
this city to give ex-President Fillmore public re-
ception. He Is expected to reach here on Saturday,
and rooms have been engaged for him at the ST.
Charles Hotel
The trial of Patton for the murder of Col Turn.
bull last fall has resulted in verdict of guilty but
without capital punishment
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NEW YORK, March 24-Flour has advanced IL
cents under the steamers news; Southern selling
at Sta S797. Wheat firm. Corn 70 80 cts.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Sales to-day of 5000
bbls Flour at S725aS737 Wheat at nominal rates
White Corn 67a7O cts; yellow s0a71 cts Il
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THE MILWAUKEE FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE-Mr
Booth, the editor and proprietor OF the Mwaukis
Free Democrat, has been arrested on a charge O
obstructiug the enforcement of the fugitive slave
law in the of Joshua Glover the fugitive slave
of MIR. Garland, of st. Louis
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LouIs1ANA.-The Nebraska resolutions, intro
duced into the House of Representatives of Louisi
ana, depreeating the agitation Of the slavery ques
ton, and declaring the compromise finality have
been unanimously passed
The Treasury OF Louisiana Is empty, and the
Legislature has accordingly passed bill borrowing
money to pay the members their contingent ex-
penses.
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CONFERENCE.-The punishment of the negro
girl. belonging to Dr. Singleton, who in connection
with her mother, was condemned to be hanged in
the county of Halifax upon the charge Of murder
ing negro woman, has been committed to trans
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BosToN, March 22-The barque Louisa Eaton,
from Cienfuegos. reports having on the 18th inst,
lat 42deg 90 min. long 90 deg 40 min, during a
tremendous northwest gale, seen a fore and aft
schooner with several persons on board, capsized.
All hands were drowned
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on the 22d and resolutions adopted denouncing the
Nebraska bill.
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James sinkler, member of the South Carolina
Legislature, is dead.
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Boston, March 23d-Two inches of snow fell at
an early hour this morning, followed by a severe
rain Storm
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boat belonging to the wrecking schr. Cham.
pion, at Lewes, Delaware, was upset last Tuesday
and three out Of four persons on board were drown
ed. James Lewis, the only survivor, is in preca-
rious coalition. Those drowned were Capt VIM
Hutchens, late ofthe steam tug America. Capt Chss
Roe and Martin Welsh. Capt Hu,chens leaves 4
wife and three children
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--The

j. above reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us IN
or, as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, eff taken so
miles or more from Richmond or thirty dollars ta-
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria is of medium statue, with round face, skin
about ginger bread color, good set of teeth, fail
suit of hair, and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recollected, but she is believed TO be
about twenty-four or five years old.
PHIL. M. TABB Il SON, Agents,
Office on Governor street,
NH J1-ts Retween Main and fran lin sts
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THE STEAMSHIP or

THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-The screw steamship
not having yet arrived, the day appointed for her
departure from this port has been postponed
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: THE MAINE LAW IN NEW YORK;

ALBANY, March 23-The Senate this morning re-
fused to concur In the amendment made by the As
sembly TO the Temperance Bill @
The bill was sent back to the House. and that body
refused to recede from their amendment, by yeas
lo3 nays7
Conference Committee was then appointed.
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MURDER TRIAL.-A preliminary examination o.
Samuel billiard, proprietor of the Long Pond Ho-
tel at Natick, Mass, for killing James Warren took
place on Thursday, aud resulted in his being held
to answer for murder in the first degree.
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

a The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and is prepared to do this descrp-
ton of PRINTING on reasonable terms else
where In the city, well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens. ~ fe
- Plain and fancy CARDS for SALE ja-dtf
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DEATH OF MAJOR HoBBIE We learn from thu
Washington Star that Major Seah r. Hobbie As
sistant Postmaster General, died on Thursda,
morning last. He had long suffered severely from
consumption
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kosTH CARoLINA-Hon. Wm. A. Graham hai
announced himself a. q candidate for the IT, s. Sen
ate from North Carolina.
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NH q 8 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auets.
BY DAvENPoRT. ALLEN L co.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. STOCK OF GROCERIES.-On THURSDAY,
March 30th at 10 O'Clock, shall sell at auction,
the store of Mr.. John M Royal the entire stock of
GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES &C., conveyed
by him to Trustees.
AT the time the Store will be rented till Sep
TENDER LIST.
TERMs-Under 500 cash over $780, four months
credit for satisfactory paper.
BY order of the Trustees.
NH 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. Aucts
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frame dwelling and two barns, occupied BY
James Groves, in Allentown. Pa, were destroyed
BY fire last Wednesday
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The REINDEER DIsAsTER.-We learn from the
Louisville Journal of Monday, that the number OF
passengers and hands on the steamer Reindeer,
was "a, OF this number, al had died on board oft
boat, and two OF the ten who were carried to that
city, had also died-making the total number of
fepths
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CITY ELECTIONS.-In pursuance 81

IAN act revising and reducing into one act, the
PROVISIONS OF the Charter Of the City of Rchmona.o
passed March S0th, 1852 election will be held on
WEDNESDAY. the 9Th of April. 1854, for members,
Q. the Council, members Of the Court of Hastings,
Mayor and other officers of said city,
!NyEFFERsoN WARp-At the First Market House
n MApIssN WARD-At the City Hall
q AND IN MONROE WARD-At the house ON the
South-west corner of Broad and Foushee streets
NH 2-dtde WIN. y SHEPPAH1 q q n A
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THE MARKETS.

WASHINGTON, March 2i,-Congress was occu
pied to-day with the private calendar.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

NEW FURNITURE STORE, !.
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND Cary
a. GATHRIGHT keeps constantly ON
IL hand lerge assortment Of new and second.
hand FURNITURE, consisting in part of Wardro robes,
steads, Beds, Marble Centre Tables Rocking Chairs.
Tables. Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Clocks &c
which he will sell atvery low prices for cash. S i
r nh 2u,x =
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MURDERER Conference.-The jury, In the case OF
McCsnn, at Rome, N. Y have returned q verdict oil
guilty OF murder.
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BY THOS. w. kEE5ES-
o6.. ~ fl.o ! sunanersa No. 20 Pearl street.

BY TH0S. w. hkks6EzE.
fossce at Geo. Summers, No. % Pearl streetyi
cTOCK OF GROCERIES. DIR X
- G0ons ROoTe SHOES EARTHENWARE,
AND STORE FIxTUkEs AZ ", AZ ~. sSu o5,s -
Be sold on MONDAY MORNING nexs, ne Asa Y. 10.
sfors II NJ Henrv BreH,mer, on the Canal near the
Arory Bridge, who declining business. ell OF bic
stock Of (}ooda oonsistinG Of GOOD assortment Of
sI Is s s11'si' THos. w. KEEsEE, Anss.