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- tsir sovereign e4acity eist President known be
favorable 10 the settlement thereof And 10 Franklin
Pisce i me rrpubc indebted of retaining these millions
10 the treasury
The snscasca cry of The opposition press about the
uuopulary Of President Pierce Is false and corrupt
i the course they have been esEed pursue defeat
tbe democratic party Twice has the whie party stopped
a conqner0noe sacrificing every honorable principle
hut adh-rug is name sacrificing IL name
and II else that marked il great party boaad togehe
~ strong national principles In STOPPING thus 70 con
amer il las itz sKiseses ead VIII In FUTURE be pointed
q A. : thing that Thus il only BY descending
% lorn anton with the male0neBis q The democracy
ssD whose personal Agrnndzsmaut superior . thsF
natotism and who could not be accommodated with ~
Ace uithsut aesrimen the public INTEREST," and The FAC
oaisis If every school that temporary triumph has been
SECURED ever the repahicaH party Because Of tins tempo
ary triumph the opposition press attempt 70 CRY down The
urity 81 the President This they know viii grHtifF
tbe aisAaacea But they SHOULD bear in mind that TIE
.asurs X this administration they develop the Wis
do thref are daily indicating the President before The
.oae from rhe aaeous charges hurried al him with such
yipdictire force Ere another year believe Franklin
Pierce win be AZ srong in the affections Of the people o.
this Unon a. he the dAy Of bis Inauguration as
their President
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Our readers win recoect that attempt was made au-
ring he last Congress get biz through 70 reform the
udicAry system 81 the District Of Columbia Ot the gen
era merits Of the bin do not propose nov TO say any
thipr but among its provisions there one
the present judges Of The circuit court by egslatng them
out Of Office and this feature srennousy advocated
the ground OF the ncomPcency Of the incumhents 50
generally and strongly indeed had this impression been
ead hruurh the House hnt there waa hardly any body
una % stand up for the Judges But the reform scheme
failed and il NAV not be anuiss now calmly consider the
ustice ii lie npuiAons on the fitness Of these dsparaged
indrss Zoe the proper discharge Of their high trust We
eertany DO NOT ourselves to he qualified 70 de-
eide such question in its professional bearings and
shall not venture the attempt highly as we respect
che wor,hy gentlemen whose official qualifications
have been assailed We presume however, that the
eearest evidence Of fitness in Judge after honesty
ana integrity is the ability and soundness Of his
legal opnions and judgments Now we have i in our
power 10 try Judges by this test from an authority
which We hiuk win command general respect and aequ
esoenc and we think The result win 50 far dprove the
iur,atious which freely the official char
acr Of our Judges during the late session of Congress
During the Hast Of the Supreme Court Of the Unl
ted States there ga Of appeal from circuit
court argued and decided The whole eight cases
destand were fully and ably argued any at the
bar and decided by elaborate and wel-considered op
ions any others the last Seven Of these
decided by Judges MDrsell and Dunlop affirmed
srcg particular and only pot in the eighth d.
cidea by those Judges and Judge Cranrh overrnled
all the ether points in the case being affirmed
We would il could add a word TO testimony SO
conclusive II will we informed compare favoraby
with any other court in the Union.
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NAVY uEPAATMxSg-
bo~nfy jar soansen.Ihc pressing want q seanen TOR
several u the sqaseBs supply The places 81 those whose
terms q enlistment have expired ha induced the Secretary
d the Navy with the appreciation Of President add
ton 70 the present liberal pay offer bounty of twenty
dollars ~ al and fifteen dollars all ordinary
men, who shall enlist for three YEAR, service within tbs
sixty DAYS.
Wrset q BsfAors Fe..ci- The United States steam
ship frnn in Der late cruise reports having discovered
the sh ultima, Roacsdor Reef, the baraGe MAJ II
Baltimore hard and cast four feet Of She
stripped Of her standing and running rigging and bad sv
IDENTIFY bees visited by wreckers. Found board pile
Of receipts for cargo Of late dale September D. 1854
goods received Baltimore be delivered
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LOCAL NE w $.

foaGEEr.--N thn aay tive past there haa been "a
little excitement IN tnsncias circles
Of the discovery a. large sount ~ oged paper
The party implicated 10 Colonel Lewis L. Taylor formerly
Mississippi, clark IN the First Auditors office who,
forged the Of Hon. Jefferson Davis, the Secre
tay q War, several pruisory weh readily
discounted At the maturity Of the notes the forgerie
discovered but the guilty party to nvod had e
city The cf the orgeres has
tanned and vxroasy stated from i've th0usaad
dollars.
Colonel Taylor is married man, and has lsrgs family a
children, who reside In this ctr. His character integrity
has hitherto been nnquestsoned.
ProrLE's THnArrE.-Miss Fanny MoFsnt the bright
particular star At this establishment and il gives much
pleasure 10 add thai during her entire engagement she
been honored by large and delighted audiences.
Tar eaNAL---ln the council, MonaAy evening
last appropriation Of 81 SOC made for dredging
improving the canal.
HrsH FIsuHxs.oak wood Is selling in this city for
dollars cord
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a sseno msHwaxsAx - NEw YoHK crry--Tbe View
York Express SAYS.
Il asccrtained Monday night thar Alitk Grant
the c0lored fellow arrested SATURDAY or the hahsny
rphery Of Sarah C8en residing nj No IS Beech street
robbed Mas Hard 81 No ~ North Moore street purse
containing 81 This occurred Saturday morning ~
The u White aud est Broadway while Miss
" ard was going market Grant had sccompices-
two Of sbom held the tair victim while the prisoner
cured The PiRndsr lie 81 gang 81 black highway
men who nightly the alert and shown hcsitaied
not - make bold dash unprotected victims
the daytime Grant i in the Temhs from whenoe h.
stands good chance Of being transferred Sing sing
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NOTICE hsrsby gwen III me usis-a
y Jansay
purpose eompseanr pnhae
pass agsa
u ssa TIE 'r sr a0a
4 sal3 are Ana re-
eefp-a q y NtAl
TKEAsusx Dsr&Arsx-r,
Jansasy a, lHtA
soucs 10 aSsasrT he so,s~a4g
the pHf-d y, 49,,
hsses bcswren te sa5r 1890 Z. al. - y
m 80, u,a
stated
prcferraer Amc w ~asch
The c~rneass~ sssxn~a usissn
parties fsrf~r
uunsmtIsrd - r~a whrY~
viii he pad cwmpound~d f"S,sv ncaa@~
4
psrnspu ssaek ~ ne aaihars-s NJ ihr arS -
By ssA~~ssa~ sts
Hsssszrd
Msn~s Ss~t
Dsc~b~v nnr- 1904 ~
isss
D~~~nDer iss trs'osra ~ts r~ss mr. F.znn
certificate fsoss he Ia gt5aasns
the Tr-nssFy wb he
fnr r~nch The owner @ sag
IN aadznos-
Pxyurat nsdr drafts u @ rressssss Il
Ha~snn View ek,
Dsa cersaausx win benefit Of fas notice
sGfa&Jy - khs Treasury asse hs
IAMEe GUTHRIE,
Treasury.
Mars--etJsasI1 lint and sass.l
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IkKne y cooi1rs-A gentleman a. Marseilies has re-
ceived let'rr from his brother Fsnch superior officer
in the crimta u which addition request for vari-
preserved meats and other n-cs@sars he expresses
wish for supply q garden seeds such sana and spin
ach he says he SOL rich and he expects have
essher crop previous me coneInson n the
r~igu
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~os or CLAIMS unaA russ~ss ssrsn~y AZ nN, kees
u y,y eiHsGs and
srscr~ de sxsrvuye
addressed 70 ssskve 80 aossh ~ b.
psom xu~sded 10.
MARCH, ai--dfistJus
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FRiGHrTUL CgrIcIsN.The critic Of the Cincinnati Com
merca speaking Of An6ersons impesonafiou Of Chares
Re Moor says In the speeches where bag passion is
be seheey rendered the fierce poer II Mr. A. is absae-
u startling
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OFFICIAL.

DxpAnrnKxr srArE
Washington As~n, a-aa.
Thx asanx Gazette a FnSuy, the
Marh officially communicated 70 s. sepsri
m-ut
FoREss orrcH, March 10, iss-.
Ii hereby natea a4sh the Earl Of e1nrsa
s ses,,s sa sesss ssssss f,a~ Sc Es@asa
s sI s =, ss s:s. ,s S., = =.
addressed tne LORDS Of the Admrss
DE saaados Rsrs aaa frsa me & Y
. s ~ = - III sss -ss
London CaEoae 81 h~ Iash VI 1une 1884 aud which h.s
II : hereby noaArd sied sssts
d~~and for ihs a. fh
sremy.
==-=--=-==
rSoR xxNr-Tps xrr~ spd ccumodou- r~c-nuy
ped - the Eraziss sser Situated near rns Great cc On
Pm srras. sppy sig. Co. % MI Jas Esssa,
wird-rs ssadina NO. ., corner u I'm and streets
EAnIsa sonLE~s al !: ;a.s., ~ ssy -, ~
Apaa 4--a n-w rrnsssfvans ss@nns
NOTICE to s~saa~r. and h-ss~A~~p~ss~--Elavnx mode
additions our ssaek and s eos.sal
:. suaus n.wrs. srn.~sng srus,-r,
rsris.s~s, asns~s. p..ss' sa.a hsnsss
s.m.ss pciua .srr~s sras~ sns iron scls
Anl~ passsys psasa ~s.h aad stnd f~~s~nnxs
variety = =. =. ~, = s.s s.ss 'ssss
r.s.- sss . sss. ss ss..,,, ss .ss
Gsssr~, coi,iss. @psav~e psser very rossrss
good variety u b'ss.. hreo@s srs cages
ths as.E~ni 81 essr-as Es - - found ~ ne
r.sas vr~a.us s-e.sers, and srary
T. ~ Of winch - invite 'Ss sss 4 ssr 'sas' HA us
r-ans,Ivsass srs~~sn iss snd iiss ssrsss.
raSrox x.ss,.s. Es..r osl<iss.s ~s--w. have is-s
resetvss PSF .eaeaas, Eire n s-- ssss ~, .a
psharr. sss~rsny TIE s--msss embraces al me ~
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grand jury Of New or have brought in bin Of indcf-
against Adam Luz for hiring person, name I'M
20 beyond the limits Of the United with
be enlisted in the service Of the Queen Of GreHt
Britain He has since been arrested
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LIN Il .
Suggested b. 4scr,i death Of Emperor u Rassa.

azsg@ssd aE ae 4rcrs death Of Tao Emperor ~ Aasssa
wx4Rr wIsDIr.
saYs 'ns tn, death hens voice. whose tongue
Comrs o'rr SEN dirre like music strung
Eurep.s greatest How spreads ne nouruul
peais frcu zach tower, every gale
Tn. Eassian soldier, surfing sound
-dissnut ssfimra, hears circiine sound
Ths which chcerid victory those gallant hands
aas, nj is ringing high command,
Buf gyesa and STRONG, nEronusnrrd will
Tss.e ate--thry hum leader still
Oh. D~ash heeds poorer mems regret,
Nrsaes subject 70 tts VIII Of rIngs
TnTeurs all Empires at the earth
un9ef the vsutcd shadow of my wings:
In ms iif.is prim.-era yet me ladng gray
Had h4ncaee his gallant head,
step gradual decay
Ssc proud bearing II hIs noble tread
H-, stately the b-nutfful,
Wrapped hts d-nai shroud, hes cuiaiy plesping,
Ann An IN, gorgeous Palace rses instead,
Sobs, i~mcs,ing hymns, and the dead
1h-re's . nsbie usairDn thy land
Nhnst Christsned heir IN gnrgeans rahes Is dresGd,
There's asa psaasnl Eiafh.r whose fond hnnd
aacks ihr ip~ Of "a aar,ns's resi-
by wnBm s- and bles
Yes: hs ha&a'a triumph and The garb Of glonm
Jhr purrpw esag b Z around ha omh
TA~ ssdi.rr' sii-nce and t.ar
rhrse nappnrs u rfya
But, sh hs vacant hearth mis- widowed, gentle wife
Her tender tones i'aI sousled his last reposs;
b. genae loving hands ias glazing eyes closed
LiDa prr-@ed ua ads farev-r rin.rd from Tight
srf prayers sobsed Gad the Iadnite.
Al vain tier peEer. her renlmr vide space
Or lae hlgh blood Of imperial race
-hr rannot cali hnck thar face
ny might Of rule v1 loves isteRrs desire,
1hs light thsi sinhs in Garkn.ss to expire.
Tbs her iaas wutch. No gentle hand,
VIA caui,cns isve, shall curtain he light
NO m'r~ TINT graceful i0rm nlureiy stand
Ana watrh hs sinmbcr through shadowy night
eh' htl' hDngnts an early days, @ generous ~ kind
Iha iAeu the ss seudsf gun sarth and leave bel
1rech's h-hind.
on fendly lnvsd Though eslsus foes may lind i oril
their while
WIN Raise history Of hts country berufs
fcl Acre, shall Paying h.arts remember yet
ihy lonely hearth, w.ssch Eurap~ Hny fasgrss
smestra-hs honest SOD frer
hasr afn 10 pras. o ~ e,r thee
hni who shall clear The gloom ffnn Ru-sss brow
ana which 81 al his shall shield her
- ssrd her sscrcs rilhzs. nnstunkrr ~snnd,
AA1 ess she sanrei froul grateful hura2
hcrrsD my feet she bonded sne-
~ snrAa ssn-sne h.f eyes on
"a boTfAa.s !. aues On, may spring. when snsas
~ s''ssoins ROAD these GIVE fear
nhn NAY = Thru y-nsy head ard mcrsly
th5 isiher's pain no my iiie n hcfn he fed
n4sHissIns CRY, March 9s
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This large French manufacturers, who nevertheless
compete with the English, burdened with. 1t little
that while France has always persevered in her
TEN Of protection and discrimination in favor Of French
mage her shipping does but 30 cent Of her trade while
in the United States and Great Britain national vessels do
than half without discrimination.
Ii appears however from the returns Of both nations that
the has not had much influence upon their
spectivay Trade in both has very du
the high price Of food has had TO do with than hos
ites The United States continue to present similar
tures and be expected that with -four S4 per
barrel in the Atlantic States very DErshing business
be among class Of buyers o food Hence although
money this great reservoirs very abundant and chenp
and the imports Of goods very mitedbeng SO per
last years uppethey sell Ut very low rates. less
of Importation without Ddcnton Of any speculative
velopmcnt Holders Of goods indeed, firm their de-
mand and stiff in their Of credit and country dealers
disposed buy freely The imports port for
the month Of March S. 42s against s4 7U0
month last year
The bank continue be satisfactory they are
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tins arrived which PROMISES the snust a.
astroas consequences In Interruption u srs invornx
severe p~caniAry loss
bxksos1 ELEcaloxThe rcceye = t5e c.ecti0a
q state acsrs in KsrSont represent the knosnotiag
urkei aheAa ~ about lTeo votes The v0ts i small
ia &C. AID coLB xKk1AKR A. r8x No0fz AID EAsI--
" copy the blowing from the Boston transcript
The ce embargo large rivers a. tAe ssas q Maze
ana 1aBaaA E4st has not yiGad mild Ncatker u
The Last month The Kennrher not open Snd tie Pc
notscot . ice-hcBnG for ak miles bel04 a4nsor 10
weok two the ice wE break a Ana with the rearn II
navigation business win revive Thr Lswrsnce Is mo-
and i = thoaght there Is much Canada East
hat The rivers vii not BE- open for month least
From the ctaaei co~beC the present time % VS.
Yer i 70 b far the eye reach The pan
grAnA visible from that eevarlon Is immense
nrn q snow and m and The residents ~ the city expert
bare their May Puls erected the ice in the middle az
te ~ LAwrence river There <r~at body Of IN
tas district known ia New Kasiand the Ehits Noun
lam rrgos and NE mast expect 70 have cold winds from
nc North many weeks loEger the present season
fAILrHE ~ PAsK BAnoS Cos-Despa1ches reserved in
New York and Boston the inre ls.coad time
of Page, Bacon, Co, Of 81 Louis
The GExAT MATCH AGAINST TEmEA against tine COR
purse Of $4,000 81 The horse Le1ington Al
New Orleans Monday last Heat miles Tins min
ates l9s seconds
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BY ELEG Ora PHI.


TAe Nee York Legislature.
ALAAsy April 4The house passed third reading
the bin prohibiting the exclusion Of colored children from
of the public schools In that State THIS bail viii prnha
Div pass both houses with a sight opposition.
The temperance b passed the night by
Of Il 70 III.
Adjournment AZ Inc Hsscoasss Lsgssiatars.
BrFrALo, April 4.-Tbe Wisconsin legislature has adj
ourned The prohhtory hquor law vetoed by the gov
erner Cole probably elected Judge Of the supreme
Scs7,ag Of hs Atlantic
NEW Yonx April 4.-The Atlantic sailed for Liverpool
to-day seventy passengers and 81 900 in specie
Trsas ~ tke Alleged BaAon Rsosers.
Resrcs-, APP ..y to-day progress has been
made tral Of Parker Phillips es1rs pxtscipA-
tors in Burns Arguments being made upon
cunshng the indictments
Axrkes2.
sooo bales Flnurgood oho s. sass $40; southern
firm 81 4s $40 i11l. Wheat IL upward and rmsoah
white, 81 As 81 "a. Corn il upward, and tribe
higherssles Of MIXED 81 81 e. Pork sp-
ward, and prices triae highersalcs Of old
changed. whskey . nrm-ssiss Of Ohio, IS cents-
gAIrgaasE April 4s--Flour betser-salar Oh Howard
street at ~ 81. T5 whrxt upward and active
thsn 81 white 81 as red So e. Corn
has advanced yest<rdsyes 81 yelsw n -
osts are also sdvnncng and higher Of Maryland ~
cents Pennsylvania, G. G5 oensx.
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THE Cottage oTCaI Msh~rts, T.. D. A. G~~rg~s"wn
Bsssnss Isah ApssL u hs~
srosnd, Improved, isxgr gssesa nt
perfect sdsf Y nss sn ~
sxnsu-nIie spssnx
respect conveniently gestceiy appened ns
rur asnrnaIsan apply ss sncs.
Muy1R MAIL 81
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Decreare ss4y5l5 i,eisls4
The specie mot reduced much anticipated
would be the The loans Of the banks continue to in
crease but the payments Indicated in the cesrngs
much dminisbed compared with wear The export
Of specie continues large and viii about $500 900 tir
week although bills Cor the are about y ess thsn
last week
Money continues in good supply, and the per
cent for good paper, and a Z call.
The produce markets pretty well sustainedsaes OF
cotton take place nearly the Of last For -four
there s fair demand al 50 1854 - So canal
sl8 so sl3 for Genesce; mixed western 81 G2g $40
MIXED southern 81 zT9s $40 1875. Rye -four Sc Is a
$ 10. Corn meal, a. sgk. Wheat is in scant supply
Rye, S. IS. Oats So SO cents. Corn southern yellow
100 lGG esntE Pork Is bcttersars ole mess sis 81
SIS Sls " 81 new do Beef Is hghsr-sAes 80 80
81 country msss. Dressed hogs ~ c.uts-
The stock market continues firm and supported The
orders from Europe BY the packet pretty large In
limited under present but the leading railroads
fall operation command favor. The payment Of interest
including $5oe behalf Of the no Central Railroad
bonds, very large for the first Of the The stock
market sp-rniave than has been month";
Yours PRENTICE.
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snoopE ArrEAr W-ratrn1s vmcrsuA. --osr Mas
A1LLth AED THREE OTHERS vouSurn-The Richmond De-
spaicn @ yesterday has Geographic despatch dated
!eEie APrl giving the following particulars Of
aooag afhar Thai occurred in that place
TOT some time past man named ] Austin Graham
mas bean paying hi attentions 70 the daughter a. q wealthy
- lenAa named y d. Spaer who reported be
49, about S2Dago0 Graham was unsuccessful IN his
- I'm ths iHel that The Young lady loved and
EAsed % be married 10 phrs issau named Dr. Hare,
~ account Of this state OF things has her1 very
and threatened the life Of his rival the inst
opportunity thAt offered
- ~ Saturday night about 10 o'clock be entered the
sf.f'Af n0ies kept b. Mr.. ThUEas u Bovs. where Mr.
49, tl - sitting IN compauy with Mr.. G y Trigg Tel.
-, - hxnnangr bank al Abingdon. Dir g. Cox,
- Z, ne botei and a Mr. Terry, Of this place.
Z. uiAnAm drew revolver and commenced firing into
- ae~a kAling Dir. Sper at the first FIRE Mr. Cor u
- "aay wounded, but will il IL thought recover.
ge Terry and Trigg wounded bot seriously y.
hufaerr lied Immediately after the commission u TIE
'2 aerd and has not since been beard from
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ArPorSrSEST-The governor OF Delaware has appointed
George Z. Fisher, Of Dover, rs attorney general
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- rhfT HESorr y EsgLksD ma
1aAA-lhs London correspondent, q q, Boston Time.
writes n follows
~ safrei fallna-singsrs hare been rrsJng harvest
- Pssht Nesk Out ~ new aang the a~sih ~ tbt
- nc next test thing 10 beating the Car while alive.
- hf Jailed q do, 20 abuse him. now be il dead
hs hnaish are doing 10 tbelr hearts content Som.
% Fai4icf -ezposed Tarsrrs represent large plume
hesrss Psl-hearrrs, mofrs and nfiendmnis with
~ osF AZ solitary fui0wng 10 the urss. The
N'.o q One sincrr. mournsr tor III. emperor Mr. Co..
Nahk sngerk AFTER f0nchiag with vigorous rather thar
eou'Peis the Story
IND the hnslish diEg-d him . terribl. hole
And they buried hirn in Sebastnpols -
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tins arrived Al stsis which FroaAls~s rnust a.
aSroAa Consequences In Interruption ~ nsv iHvsYnx
severe pecaniary loss
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cEsExAL AGExCY At WAxnIssTOs--r~ sun
vi .rrsher Hxtms~a vsgnss. sssssssh~4
Guy. <w auoss sai VI 80 fr~ss
Dsysrm~ns
bsena~s
and uwAe4 sGssa Cn1s~s~
ut lhs David botnd
snA~1 wujca sSds 80 bT M
cssusaay ihS h s1~tsrs ansof ~
He . ~ ~
Rpsc 81 SsvwrsH Tss~~ sno ne
W. Jss nc sn ss
sb- casssDs hs~~Sh ~ss 20 s@ssss
! o -
V.r ss sns~s he c ss
gf laud served = dsFs
~s.rsrs wi !. vryy wedr,sar FELIX RICHARDS
gan. Henry a Wlss, srscmac Nsssinss
saase~ Lypns. E~g. M1ha1Be. Virginia
r. H.sb. rsnsssoA hscf1~nd
s,nnan n Parker Rsclssos@, tassns
a. r~scs~usn yvssnaa
sansu Ehsiso2. ~.eAaSenn. y. g.
A. r~s-,
fe~s. rlphertsss. x@~ Ywk.
T-dAepiys
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bxksosI ELEcnoxThe returns received " he csertlO1
q state aceD in KsrSSont represent fhe kDoSnothiag
iirkei sheAd ~ About lTeo votes The vots i small
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ARRESTED ron AII-RonsIse.--John N. Finks special
agent for the Post 0oe Department arrested Jos Mart-
Ter rnai-carrier ri Kingwood Preston county Virginia
Thursday last for robbiag the mail he has been
raigned before g y Agistrafe and committed
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DxyArrnKSr SrArE,
Washington, srh Ay1t, A-aa.
Tbs ns sap.is of FrsSuy, tins
a Of March officially
!
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SpsTxs EsSasos~-sss. has sr~svua saa
n strrrt
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NAv1oazluz or Hrpsox KwKA--h4D srw1--Tbs Al
hAny Argus sryH The experience 81 the last w Days has
developed sanng u cis TINT the hsdsou river
hardly nsvigahle for Inc larger classes 81 vsseA snd
vcss ~ ordinary drxaghs ground ON ths liars bro~
Albany The evil bias been increasing FOR years and hss
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NEW Y0nx, April 4.-The Atlantic sailed for Liverpool
to-day with seventy passengers and 81 900 in specie
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BuFFALo, April 4.-Tbe Wisconsin Legislature has ad
ourned The prohhtory hgacr law vetoed BIZ the gov
Cole probably elected Judge Of the supreme
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kfUgSE for sssm~fsa Attn. n~ssvvH
III sad Sslss caulanrs stss good snd
stabing
p4raculaSs ef /. Richardson, psrma-es
April S-a3n
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Sn have given careful consideration 10 vour ariniun
meaning ~ the wordn rcosri vrsaenus a. sa In the
huHntv lard at March 1855, expressed vour
j. s. Edwafds esq., ans enclosed for nv appro
val in youf note 81 the ~ inst
The construction yna have given ~. N nav osiuipn
fall and accurate the subject wl admit. While Al the
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BAIlrEE o. Pass BAnoS Co.-pespAlches reoeiysd IN
New York and Boston announce The aInre second tn-
Of Page, Bacon, Co, Of 81 Louis
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Rears Afn .vrP % noon today progress las beer
made tria Of Parker, Phillips es1rs pxrtscpA
in the Burns riot. Arguments being made rpox
quashing the indictments
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A waKK--Ata resent sais IN Philadelphia copy
u poor Rctards Alnaanacr original edition from Isss
10 I7ga, was sold f0r $50 SO.