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Her arns we're bitten Asd large pieces Of sesh torn 81
The brpisr dragged beg = the and nesghbor hap,
pntrg " notice ths be pr0cuFed gun aud SHOT them
SHEA ina4uea aen 70 leave her Mira a. conveyed
10 her hoase u borFihie candioR understand she
saHe dogs neAsiy killed. gentlcan months since
EK-PNEsa1ssl TELa--This gentleman fssys tss BaIa
more Patriot u last sx-nng accompanied 81 Mrs Tyler
and bridal party has heen sooarniHg In is CRY sH0s
Aonday evening last His lecture before the Maryland In
staie MAs Aiended b large audience ooad H.
erowdsd INTO the immense ball They this afternoon
for Virginia. Many u our oti1sss waised uyon M
and mach respect shown him while herr.
GEEAI sUrr HEcBEn.-A sait involving hs town a. Co
lambda Ienneee and adjoining properly bss lately bu
plaintiffs land A4ns the citizens of Columbia The prop
erry y esaated 10 be f0u fos4r 10 ve millions c
dollars Oar hearted fsIlox-citszen Dr. X r. Al
sian NC learn "a by marriage Of the heirs Of TINS large
estate We oongr~fnlAie him q hls good fortunesss-
nss4Piaa
The editor Il the NiasisysAn has writsn under wrong
impression "A -nterest in certain renfs was the whole
amount involved in the sait The plaintiff tins
Mrs Weatherheaa, died short time since
CoArLmrxrARa-Jadse Hopkinson Ia bis recent speech
the usuy laws before the Boston board Of trads paid
Mr. CsPen q Dorchester, the foIowia handsome eomp
menf
He Mr. O. argued the question with eAndor and man
Illness and showed amount Of inte gence the subject
Shch be Mr. H. had not heard eaaed in the COMMITTEES
or out Of il
Mr. Capen understands this question better than any
other naaa in the country.-Bosson Dagg Bee
II this allasion is Nahum Cspen ESQ., the compliment
is wen deserved he has long been nguishcd As An
Of research and profound knowledge upon all practical
subjects and whose opinions command the respect o. hs
aeqaAintanoez-
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LOCAL NEWS.

Tan mos DosEs Foa raK CArsroL-It i nat st~n lat
60 Baltimore for Washington news but occasionally
that extraordinary feat Ia performed with satisfaction
success late number Of the Baltimore American says
at gratifying the Baltimore artisans have
fame abroad as wei at home and thai their handica
sought because they win work lower price thxn
win be recoleced that the late Congress appropriated
large Of money for the Capitol extension, and among
the those for iron does for the
House chambers, and for a dme to rotundo The
work Of making the iron castings for the Senate dome
awarded TO Messrs- Newsham Co, Of this city and
number Of them already completed their foundry In
Fremont street The heavy castings for the frame work u
together they we're reduced 10 with the file
possible 70 la whole improvement completed before
the next Congrtss and there large force epoyed
making the castings
REsoturToS or coSpolEscrThe National Institute at
their last meeting adopted the following preamble
ution view Of their bereavement by the death
J. w. Maary and Robert Mills, esqs.
Whereas the Of highly valued members Of this
association has been announced
rcsopsd That the Institute has received with unfegn
the information Of this affective dispensston
community and to science and that the members Of the
National Institute deeply sympaihize viii the bereaved fam
lies in their loss
The resolution was offered by DR.. Gale.
The question Of clock is again sgt&tedA clock
large enough be indefinite distance and with
avenue Such clock said is this city, and
be purchased reasonable terms.
While our Florida and Louisiana friends iururiating
green peas and strawberry Gles Of this meridian
are sLivering fires and bundng up carefully and
deliberately for outdoor exercise The weather still keeps
cold, blustry, and threatening
THE yArrosAI THraTHEThe bin for this evenings per-
ormanoe exceedingly attractive one and should
large audience An extra performance viii be given this
afternoon
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IN ,PPoryrxryr or JuDGE LunPKIs.

,. a our democratic contemporaries In Georgia man
60 strong dissatisfaction the appointment ~ the
p,asat a Judge L4mpkia 70 b. a the judges q
4, court a claims The dissatisfaction does not arse
ou 4ny doabt qualifications q the ApPOHiss On
y, r, u sorllng integrity high legal Aad intellect
- bityon al iee grounds be Is admitted . be uDe1-
sguable-but the point0fcompainfs that Judge Lamp
4, I uhp and that The selection o. whig from Ge0E-
:, was rot respectful the democracy q that stais
,g.s, e spgreeiae the ardent devotion democracy IN
,h, dis Selling a dissatisfaction originates We cannot
as sbat upan dns consideration GsOrgia nOtemPora-
- m cordially soquiesoe ia the policy d the President
= wise and patriotic
n a.sriEasion x the President % appoint one Whig
: -, coprt of claims strikes us as eminenty iudicious
"a rov Il was wen calculated % secure Cor The court
al ubc eoniasacs which Is ESSENTIAL io is usefulness
= ,.ruaneat Judicial tribunAl The following article
so, IN Columbus Tines seems 70 furnish sats-
s,rsory answer 'sbe complaints rsierred %;
aGroRSIA ASp rHE ApMIsasTsA TloS---several demo
cratic papers Georgia have eouPaAinea recently eTs pm
r AZ the conduct u the administration in the distribution
n III. ,oos In Georgia We think the complaints un0anc
"a Georgia received Der share. SeorgiAn Henry
Jackso is minister resident the court q Austria
eorgixn Edward r. Haen, has been appointed TO Judge
shSp In Nebraska GeorgiAn, William j. hArdee, has
ton second Auditor a. the Treasury, and goody Inst q
CeorgiAns i Subordinate Offices in the departments a.
washington city. Georgian, Matthew Hal AcAlister,
has recently received the appointment Of judge q the circuit
ut q The Cnitec in California and, last Of al, a
oriaa has been appointed dge of the court Of claims
Gently established But this lass appointment is regarded
an insult rather than by democratic coteporA
ries why prAyf Judge LumPkn voted for Pierce, and
according e the strenaoay inied upon, thar
he yictors belong spos be much entitled Office
from the present administration those democrats who
40 rxrsnons fer the prey
This arrsy Of viii show that the President has
rot sighted State Of Georgia IN the Distribution % the
oRoes in his gt.
We have said th. much in reply 70 this objection the
ADMINISTRATION A. has been made with violence but
We lock upon utterly oontemptible il could be
sustained patriot does not Sight for spois bat prnci
pies be neither be beGght by the gift Of oee will
he desert HE coos because be permitted share the
r2os Of victory. The only question worthy Of being
sdered the fidelity q the administration the constitu
an and m efforts promote the best interests Of the
try In these regards challenge inquiry the
q President Pierce he has aided in the repeal Of the M
souri Compromised be has earbed the violence Of abolition
anaieis be has driven the harpes from the treasury be
friend Of the South and her rights under the eonstta
ting. These his claims 20 the support Of Georgian
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s,.u. srnsn~, rs.-an~rs a ia~ tnssss ss~ss. ESQ
Cosgss, spVravss @afeh. sr9e
49,. 81 esAns ssn9 saAss ~ eos~s slss
fCa~s<~s 90 49, 10y rsesssss~n az 80 "a
-. ss,s~xp~Us c~UeBn< asspassd,
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s~us~s IA s,. bsss c~aQ~n hssu6s~ Wn~a
ssass@~A~S - rssss - - Wes1sss snAr ~
rhe tn3eS @ss~>.
T~ ss eosrD~s, h~sseass, - wsre~~ a
rss1 0ssnp - - saDss sssas
~ ryoupSoN. An~~sy Ls~.
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Ps-E~s~rsc~ >xy ~ nsa4s VI S~pAs
a~r~s~s. ws.A1GA God 1sAsw n Con
gvs-~A ns D-i.dAry
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ITO TEaCHERSl dispose Of se properly
kno~n The saaa sss IN ex
for suadr-G
.is tpciacng as<uasflss kc Ae
setrs large sso sx
essabsnrd parcssser, sa@ win ne faav
Lstssgr~ns asd plane esn o.
y e. = k~nnsdy
~ ,T~sosxasra IN. g.. y. MORRISON.
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CHARLEsrox, March 2I.-The ship HarkaEay, from Lir
erpoo for Charleston, with cargo Of 900 sacks OF sa R
ashore at Cape Romane and 1t Is feared viii be got Of
She is insured In Europe
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Co1rMBIA, Is. CD March 77--We experiences
storm here last night which, is feared win produce great
injury to the crops
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To Oncers. soldiers, Seanen, &C, 81 all Warn
their widows and Minor Children

=. N. KNIGHT,
saorne syr ssssv-uae~s esss~aan1s, wa4asnssoa o. c.
CONTINUES 10 give peomps prsesss
essss az sescr4Sa against As general sassf
and Huresas r~~ai snd en~fs Lass oe
asa board " esslmA !.
favorable srtroa on rsas ws'h s 70
aespAsrh OF bassesss 0sfy ha Ia s& a e"s
'-spenSssis cAi.Asv sss NE paeas sSsa&'' '"'A
a ks~ps~E vsa MAJ D. nes~cssa-
rs~~sos rsr--r-L.-s. r.rrsr, yusLeI.xS nA-s
lie has n.rss ready xrssuaas sa.ae-
xho b-r9us sacsl rsHfs ~
% tse Pssssaa sgaagy a1 Pafe
and Sasie issa ao~n y as cad . sns sfs Ss
ding
ssusrEL.xs IN s.scs, Issas
Binder was All tse
sa4s~ss ses sss act sr1n s.s - scr-s
sosds@r
f.ttsss ss Enrasnx -sss
srsos~ ~ e-srs -ss~~s esnssy
cs~rss ard sao~~@ % ms ssvy rs
.vc.,S~d rarirsp ssrs fvnisss
in IT'S ard ~ ne SHe~s ssa mhnT
re5dr~s VI 81 ssrh y-~c@s ~snns1, and aee~sscS
vs. ..p,~s wosrssn.
osoS, sSsps~S ~ me wonf- %
sd~ ss- vs eas- e-ci~spos sad n.'rse
10 s~ = .s~Sr~A~s rs,-rs-e
sh~s~.-v~- ~ sefan-s sas~sa
sss s~. - ~ s-s~,ss.sr res~- pau
pni-s ~ rspsssnw ssar-y e~nss 10 sossass sssssps
ssxSx~avrs saxxaspeaRxsr..
IS ss~ney sspss~e
rt ard ccst2ay ADVISED a s ~saas~- mai
fsesa xss " sK~e~ueo q sa~ las.
fas s.s-cus~ss sr-e ss c<r-srasnss -
sssax sassa -ssr. us.~S sa ~.rrssss s-ss ss,a-s
81 @ss Ast ~s1 ~assuss -srsrsss "a
r~- r.ss. cssass~ss aa si.os =
Tsr sss~-s psr~. s.ss
scrip ."s h..ss" ans s~arn~ .x.a.r
hu ts-lx~4~sArp wsssnssos osy
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bytsssaa Ghnrsh. Fear sass-~-haAs ST.
Of
.ansax contaartas ~ ssi~s sAa sSHsH
kets n, 4. 49,
sseuns Urxency ..Asuess ~ sseusst4s -
- csri.zixn race @-rbil y - -
Narrh 96-&
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ksssh pv~~eytsrf~n sh~weh, CORNER @f bSxh aws
~ Inc ne~s s~TitS ed
paes gssbsxfhl y s'rises an fes
C. se~osrAsa. -
TIE Lesds -1n ~ assn'srss ~ no 80
q "a eArlcrs
-
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TrwPEn1xcs n CHcheo--SHBdAy liquor traffic has been
ssectually suppressed in Chicago The hundred psoe
where srog usually sold all Deed last sabbath
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NZ~w~sh~dsss Es,sss~p.t Gaareh ~~~shr @sm ~sr-ss~
ITe- s-rord e-~n-s @f tss soHf
wH t-sessyA u v w w
-sn sr-pssses frrsees~s % Il ~eiss, a
~. ans ~ IN
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HOY. Z. q. BAYLY. OF VIRGIN,
hon, 4 Bayly thus announces himself a candidate
ior Ts-eiscsoa to Congress.

for Fs-eiecsioa to Congress.
NAsHISsros, u. G., March = isss.
AAh "a aHy rscrired ycur letter. regret !, Va,
- ~ power e answer IL earlier. an ennsdat4 "a
reAeStinn = Congre-s shah endexror 10 risit sv., $500
als'let and uPon the hnstings win express nv opip
90 n es ace q M lAae eonstsenfs upon all the s5esop
p'pauosea N To5r letter bat IN the mean time desire -
me- an undergone change in my political oplnsns
TussSa wrh Is the posstion and the upy r.iti -.
- occupied before ~ and the ony ons ever .hsn OF
paaons, refer 20 my reoprd which are contained i, a.,
Pao JurnAas q the lsst ezhtsen y.zrs Tbanlinv 70 c.
ms expressions a. regard IN your letter have The
of % subscribe myself your TREAD and nls,srt .rv.r
J. n. BAYLr.
SIS have received many letters a. similar
ef yours, shall take the liberty 10 puhlish a. -.
ost Gentlemen ~ho have not received rsyay 70 her
lstiers ssy sccert This "a such TH psyIy
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Srw OAK, March 2s-cotton Is upward and nrn Flour
upward and prices trAe highsrales Of 1000 bells
good ohio al So 81 So To southern nrn- Whext Is
wara ard hrrsssutherr white nj - = 81 s5 Germ
inward and tribe highcr-saes bushels cid
err mirnd at 81 PORK upward snd firm Beef Is un-
changed Lard ID unchanged, with moderate demand
whiskey il frm-
BArTrxoRx March Flour has declined since last quo
taans the market inactive bnFers holding back
Fs the AtSntic's noticed small sales a Ho~
ard street Al g. 70 Wheat unchanged ard dull Corn Is
little betterreeeipts 81 20 go bushels sass ef whiss AZ
81 - cents; yeilsw = cents.
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Two VALUABLE riECEs or LAND, SUITABLE SIZE
for gardens, Win odsr-a
raesdny lh< a7l day March II o'ciock
G.
Engon usrnpke
via The~s
Desirable pabic
LEGALITY and he
them q
naaurzy asey wsssrst E@od
which vza sxhsAs@d tbe
the
Who vii sno~ shs pvcaasss~
Terms me-
years. bearing Aeed II
GA Inc property
Mar Aacuoneer
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NhtsAET rEncarTies.-tTov. Pollock 81 Pennsrlranin
'osd A Official order that hereafter MI applications
aon must b Prroede ~ ~ least srs dAys notice 70
asrs' attorney q ihs locality concerned and ter
aayt notice IN a newspaper
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EREscH wOyElA. last s-.v.ssss A.. r.~. - M
sasxsr- e~S~es -S~ -
kssv. Asss~s s~@< frs
Aysz~s
- - guANCK TAYLOR
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yEw YoRG March 23-kssane has Just received his
tenee to two years and half in Sing Sing prison for the late
forgery.
The Strike Among the Cotton Operatives AuneAeSssr.
CoSooxp March 23.-The Manchester operatives, EN-
bracing the entire OF mills connue their
strike and the excitement known exists The
manufacturers contend that they making pro and
20 had no objection TO stopping awhile
The Of representatives have BY large majority
fused TO amend the ten-hour law.
Manufacturing Baaks-OYssiag ~ xsoaer EGSlread LsRk
TRExrox March 2s-The following bank biis passed the
honse to-day addition those passed yesterday Me-
chsnes Bank Burlington frechzter ID Trenton Bank
ing Company lrecharter;l Bordentown Bank, (change
from free bank Central Bank at HghtstoEn, lchange
from free bank D Freehold Banking Company at Frse-
hold Monmouth county, new bank y Hackettstown Bank,
Warren county (new bank y Gloucester County Bank
Woodbury. fnew bank This makes screnieea In number,
Some two three others We. 10 come up
Two oF the bank bills which passed Yesterday the Cum
bsznd Bank Bridgewater and the Mount Holly Bank
both rechartersassed the to-day This has Salts
hed the bank that all the balls viii follow sut Mr..
Hopey Is fghfing them inch BY inch.
We had great blowout last night the occasion n the
massage Of the supplement- the warren railroad bin,
thoririnr temporary road and change Of route The
arrrn designed FORM connecting link between
as Central and the Lxckawana and Western
read az Peunsyivanx, thus making continuous line be
tween New ork and the caa kela Of Pennsylvania and
with the great West. Speeches made al the meeting
by joan s. Blair, Mr.. Scranton and host 0f others An
inunense number q champagne bottles punished
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~ >. c. nsourRE, Aaeusas.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE CITY HALL,
aGcuonWtn be offered
yaAlie Gag 81 Maseh soes
q
and tSs Cay hail. bang
5a2, frp24 81 ~
r1nning
ses1he, and ygafc ocsi.y,
BY exeeent stone fesndsaon
ErstlA- eo1l@s WHICH, sin the grsese Of sFscs val
adaai.g $50 The u desiring u saia q
especamiy called 10 a.
Terms Cae la equal pay 8, a.
deferred secured
:" JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
yarrhs 4-1 AaEogDc~x.
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tAarsa state. Esart a Claims
NOTICE. hr snasssixsca JoAA=oA, %
" a1a NAihsr Cax. sesasnx seasxes~~a. a.
ses4asa tas-isss M ne 81 cisis th
- N.~hAsn. er-t
esaAs~d wAN
kEYEx0S JOHN son,
Svs~rs.
WALTER q. COX,
s4aseh -s-aesi@ G~esx~ss~H, d. g.
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az GREEs q sCOrr. A.~sa..s.s.
HoUsEHoIn ANp KIT. HEs ruKSIrrRE At ACTION
Wells cap,sos Hin, rsansyvania
y R s. We S-ss sa covers. .afs
wninsI marss ,op .oi. ara csnss s.sss.
Mahogany a'nas, srs.kf.~s. and card s.ssss
M.pae w...I Preach. ees..ss. and osssr seassas
chamber vasasw css.iAs aaA siaas
saia. g... sro.ssry sss ',. ss s .sss ,...c.
r-sssrr beds. se4aAas. .haes mAurr.sss
spy. iasaaa and .la,t espss. aafnx
Hs..a rugs s.a arse los q essc,osh
ss ss. :, ~ ss s: "a s ~ sss
rsra. An - sa9 credit =
aar .ss h's'' '''' ' ''' ''s So -
Ma.rA ia 1aA saea+sssru.
aaai Tvs DC s7sa , .s-s .a'
March sl--a Ass,.oassr.
MARKET Garden AND DAikr FAsM fss s~A..
rosn. y s..n s's.,s sss .s age, sss,
sssm srananA asoas 800 .er- s@s caa y assan
9, .aa s.as .as's co. .sis sslalns
Saving been ash improved ~ '"~ a"a o'sf s'u
''.'' .sa-.- cArTsss ar = .csEs,
nyJ c. meGUIkE- A~1u~.ssr.
nv VIRTUE or A DEED or TaEsr DATED i'm DAY 90
s .ss sa ,sss'sa ss ss s 'as ana ss :.
M y s.s II one saa s.asa M ne cad essnry srns
,..s = ss.s =, :. ss Isss sss s.s.
ON me asn
All 81 ground and
u nsus~S w ss
ctfy ar~ssAs~S ~ "s ass -
tovursfs Nss rass
.Dlsa- sssass tash .-s
~ n seb~~ e~ss snd ~ sstn 80
ssss : an asariss si.s .dss, u ~
o. ~aseA se8esxs sae SAID pr~ms~s~
T~fss ~ terms 81 ss- ara sos
hin nEff - fr-s
~ nr~Sssa. Al me y,sx aaae VI w.
- q. gLASErr, Traftss-
LAS. G. Mcguire.
Feh &3-@0dN&a
re .sev. .as !. yo~ss@s~a sssso"a, spss =
$3.50 Aa"s 49, 4 b CfscarT, Trnsse~s
las G. M~scfaEs Ascnen-sr-
Msrr a-~oA4z
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EEw YoRx, March 23.kissane has just received his sem
tence to two years and half Sing Sing prison for the late
forgery.
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fFa~A 80 sss ~ ~ asgas
.AS~ ssas
sai~@rfSy rsaesca hxsiss Sxha - tAst A1~4Fe
- 81 hsyd has hcrn asAa~a rea3 " rrss& - ~
- -" Apfh - h~r1sg s@ch. Aas s~ri@fs
has Hes - eHcscf-s and yo~-r as
legs - are Aie~ed ~ ~ ~ nsutas
tiaus uEHcd sfAlrs-
u te~4ao@g shseofs have ~ -aa-
Pas@al sAd ~ ss u ns Cas4
eissa Aassr h@at. lhs cay u 1~ -
a. a. sarhs A. d ss2s sE4 ~ l.assasacs Uaissa
stalss = AEasrea as ssyvnss-1anA
FRANKLIN FIERCE
- ~ Prssdena.
". l.. sssoss s~esss~g q
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ssAass described asi'o~1as 81 n
asg.sunens pacna-s spes
va = ss a. s,a sosss .s sas,s saa ~
carved ssrr poor 40 sar ara day Of June
rs..sUSs osrAarsssr,
January }, 1885.
Ass.ss .syea ssarr. ao~as siosa
as a. aay @ms s@as.a me sa< ssrrss aaa s~ ia sy q
@sG n ms mAnarr and &c me srms ss1eAaiisf
grss-,saes ~.A be order q WHICH
,rs y he srss ~as ass % essss sas .aaa. s-s. %as
es transmitted % A.. separ-snt sAs r-es. ~aersa
/ Tae saias, .prsasa .
ay isas rassmssla Sevrmsrr Ia 1855 n = pr
d Of s4a ast De-
3 5. ses q &c .sa sss and Sssss s ~r "a sss s.s
ss ~ =. .,oe o. sas s%n ~ ne sss lss and ~
ssnaA.s s a eaa1a me Texas
Intrrass the ar aeJsHaay,
allowance r me n".sy 20 s.e the e~"sr 81 es~
PsTm-n stocks
ne United sates Inc az Soas srw fors
Bot 20 ernheara VIA rnns~a
winch shall aciasy N s Treasury on ~ before mo
JAMES crTHIIE,
Secretary he Treasury.
EIGHTH lSsrA LMKHrJs.s arrived, sasbtn
81 csehraisd eoaa@ We GOT I'll ths @ aSrs
from msdium the Aas sraAsA
MOURNING GOODS. a
s~xys large, daily enntsnsously
LINEN GOODS.
"a ptos.si and ssacI af purr alinsn'
Our IA "a aepArnen~ ana.s.y
Cod asrie prices. and dealing nay relied an M
Delay settling any pr-.ssr ) sxpse,sa
PERRY sRoTHs.,
March z3-laaf oppsss~ csans S.rse.
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Sss FRAsoSoo AFTER THx cHAsH--A San Francisco cor
respondent Of the Journal Of Commerce thus describes
things in Montgomery street after the crash;
distinguished officer in the United States army re-
marked To your correspondent days since THAI In
walking through Montgomery street four Wall street
watching the anxious Of men running and
fro crying and moaning over fhrr supposed losses
and the extremely Agitsed and excited state a the com
munity Be found his mind and thoughts exercised
very much they The morning after the battle q
Buena Vista when be sailed forth TO walk the battle
hrld for the purpose o sceng who dead and wound
edo who Of his many friends bad taiien-
Yes, II i 20 the mind u benevolent Christian
man ne he otscsr q the army civilian, cannot
look upon the passing the Just closed with
out fceiing sad How the mighty henP These
words and every way applicable 81 the preseni
the parties In the houses Of Page Bacon Co.
and Adams Co There individuals both concerns
sho have rroeay considered theselve. independently
rich and poured money like wxter Ia expensive living
and splendid equipages but wbo to-day arr Absolutely
poor What change IN the supposed circumstances q
man even IN the course o. Zen dAysF
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cExERAL AGENCY Ar wAsHINGrox.-TAe .as

GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTOx.-Tk@
IN scuber Ricnnen1, Virginia. having esIzoih~c
city, sw doors in on VI The Treas
ar, Department claimants the
r-nt and land hs17u~s
aud penslous the af Congress
taia DAVID Doron
perhaps index which vas ever nsdr 70 tn~
.srse sudtcrs ec-
Rirhnoee index 70 tae ~ MI
tne Cspo o Vgna These and me
81 rwce'i
m arm claim rrrsee aina ~ ins ne ~aa be
sb~ IS bo III himself be
unable 10 IL
Fa claims NADER 6 Mareh ls5 100
II land VINO served f-rrseen asys hs
charges very moderate. fEi4LA hfshanps-
Hon Henry A. Wise, Accomxc Virginia.
James Lyons. EGG, Richmond, Virginia.
r. Henh, ComDiraoner q Pensions sichmoha
Virginia
stafford n PARKER Richmond, Virginia
Hou john =. r<ndsson- virssnia
Hon samuel Chisson, Wsshrgr,u, q. G.
j. ward, sss-, Bsrnore
Timbersh~ csc. N~v forx
March T-tacylys
ssPErIAr. NOTICES &. LEWIS, arornsy Law, commits
y soa~r Of deeds the District NJ Sia
collect Al claims sus~usee
81 al kinds claims hr snany and and aa
rona eoarty lad EspectA arspcu viii
before The eeers Established board
Al fees moderate charge ~aU~ unless
SUCCESSFUL .-
pepcs in Of me vnsns arpaenrs
reeof great facilities the speedy adjustment 81
m peressry he refers respectfully rhe srsts o. ssparsssns
S ~ a. CREATORS Congress- ag
lsr~e frusu Virginia TEXAS, sna Louisiana.
Mar is-sawswa&ee washington 2. G.
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rxsALK FEaGHTFglLN MTTrs ~ nceS--The Pitisbnrg
Union tells The following frightful story
On Tuesday morning abosi six O'Clock While srx.
Hsshruck German Lady, snd wife q Henry Hasbruek
residing Butchers run hetween Spring Garden and Al
lrneny city. crossing the road short distance from
her house with the Intention u getting pail 81
upon By four large dogs Belonging butcher
The animals nearly stripped her Of her rlothing and
lsoegsied her body IN several places in horrible
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HosoRIsG MUSICAL coRPosER-Msyerbeer, the famous
German musical composer, lately honored with the
Of commander Of the order Of Albert Dresden by
the King of Saxony in consequence Of the great
there of his opera AEtoile du Nord-7
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SouALfsr coL0xx ~ TKxAk-Tbe Dallas Gazette say
that agent q Fr-Boh colony a socialists has Pur
chased several q Land thai county, and wil r.
tabIish oae az their settlements there-
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A roxe ABsKxcE-0ne Of the crew Of the whale-ship
James Allen which arrived at New Bedford Sunday,
had been absent from this country stranger in strange
iandsfor ihrty-four years be belongs in New Haven
Connecticut
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rHENCH-s EnSfish Past and Prsss=t
Lffs al Se~ara with aH& ior
TAYLOR L MALkYI
Nareh "a Bookstore, ssh
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SuIcmE--At Middleville New Jersey, last Wednesday
Malcolm Mclean, shoemaker far gone in consumption
put the muEzle q gun his chin and dischargng h,
piece blew his head TO atoms.