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OF NORTH CAROLINA

NOhTH CAHOLlNAs-
u The Examination of the Glasses will begin Mon
day the 2sh of May and continue until the College Com
The vsitoal Committee of Trustees for the year 1855
consists of the following members:
Ills Excellency, THOMAS BRAGG, President
Er O6fcO of Board of Trustees.
Hon. David L. Swain, LII. D., President.
Of the College.
John Bailey,
John II. Bryan,
John R. J, Daniel,
John NJ. Dick,
James G. Dobbin,
John A Gilmer,
Robert B. Gillian
Calvin Graves
John d. Hawkins,
Charles l.. Hinton
John Kerr,
Walter +. Leakc.
Willie p. Mangnm,
Charles Manly,
James T. Morehead,
Samuel F. Patterson,
Thomas Ruffn,
Romuus NJ. Saunders
Lewis Thompson,
John ID. Toomer,
By order, CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y
Nav IL, 1856. AZ.
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ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS. y

AK YOU ARE COMMANDED TO ATTEND ON
GZA2 the old BAPTIST GROVE, ON SATURDAY af-
- ternoon, the 18th u.s., at ~ o'clock, for DRILL
eay- A full attendance is required.
(By order of the Captain,)
CHAS. Fl. THOMPSON, O. S.
Raleigh May ~, 1859 Alt.
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CONCORD DIVISION

CONCORD DIVISION.
TNNHE MEMBERS OF CONCORD DIVISION, SONS
IL of Temperance Raleigh, requested to attend 81
their Hall Saturday Ohis) evening Business of impor
lance will come before them
Nav Alt.
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s2Igrr CT HE xcaEIEa PETss.


The Union argues that Know Nothingism
violates tho christian principle Of charity,
and quotes letter from Gen. MeRea, Of Miss
issippi, in which that gentleman says that
Know NOthingism, in bis opinion, is utterly
Powerless in Mississippi; and gives his reasons
for entertaining that impression
The IR.SItigencsr, commenting on the ener.
ergy and frmness displayed by Judge Camp
bell OF the U. s. Supreme Court, in the late
trials For fIlibusteripg, at New Orleans, says:
" It is always source Of pleasure TO Is to
have u IN our power 70 record an instance of
the upright indepeDdence of the judiciary.
We sdverisd briefly in late number of our
paper 10 the causes CT the decline of hibus
ueriDg IN the S0uLh, sttributing il az the
main, and justly, 20 The The decided discoun
tenaHce and inhibition of il on ti,s part Of III.
Executive We might have added to this rea-
son, and Nth equal justice, he frmness and
The fearless detecmin alton of the able judge
OF tae Southern Circuit Judge CanpbeiJ to
malctain inviolGte the laws Of the United
States relating 10 our ut.ai obligations sni to
our Intercourse with other nations. Ibis con
duo; OF the J1ige, combined With the measures
mOIe iSuedil :! ensDating fSCm tbs Chief
Magistrate, has operated doubtless to check, ct
least, the lavle5s attempts which have been
made TO 1T out hostile expeditions against Cuba
Living, as IL were, in The midst OF The PEOPLE
among whom these law!ess enterprises have
found uost favor Judge Campbell has shown
degree Of honest boldness in o recent charge
20 tie Grand Jdry at Ne" Orleans which en-
nt!cs Tim to the gratitude O. every citizen
who values tho honor Of the eJuutIy more
than any treasure Thich the sscr! ace of that
homo. corlt purchase While the oounsry is
blessed with such faithful cficers 70 enforce
the lave and punish cfsndsrs se may trust in
the stability #. our Government, notvith.
Standing he clouds which fanaticism casts
over the poiiti,al horizon. We subj in from
The Charge to Which We have referred az ex
raet, which we commend TO he attentive Pc
Tusal OF our reciers"
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TEE WILD Horse CAPTURED The wild
horse which has been running ct largo for
two years past on the meadows back Of Pro.
vincstown, Cape Cod, and which has hitherto
bafflsd all attempts made to take him, W as re.
Gently caught after a protracted chase, by q
company of twenty or thirty men, who en-.
gagged in the pursuit for the excitement it
afforded. They were mounted on horses, and
after surrounding the animal in the vicinity
OF barn, they induced him to enter it in
company with their own horses, who were
tn mad loose for the purpose of enticing him
The horse has occssioned no little snort to the
people on the Cape, who have had many a
good time In cha.ing him up and down the
meadows, bat hes always been too feet for
thsir nags. He would not nov have been
taken in fair race, and only yielded to STRAIT.
egg. He has passed two winters on the Cape
in wild state. and the sagscity of the animal
has been noted in severe cold weather, when
be would 60 down to the ponds regularly
every night, and break open the ice with his
hoof that it should not become hardened, and
thus cut off his supply of water. The horse
was originally brought from Cape Sable. In
company with sixty others, but escaped while
being landed Boston Journal.
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t8E HEnNE -

...'o0me days-9go ! malicious report was
published in the rapers hat Mrs. Harriet
BeecheC StcTo was recently IN ultei IN Vir-
glrIa, u being burnt in effgy. There are not
ale" base hearted cEScLs, Iac, at the expense
o. t.uih, are ever ready 20 vlaiig> Southern
ers and their domestic Institutions The ru-
NOR to which re hayo jus, alluded is cage
IN pol1t but hear Mrs. stowe &c. self:
Nothing occurred during ou. stay ,ha. vas
deemed anything but he kiDdest ard most d.:
In guls hsd hospitality. and trust all editors
VINO have contributed to Disseminate a f.lFa
impression Of the chivalry # ;he Cid Denim
ION Will Insert this reotiGe siion.'
,...ThsIe were in 1854, in Mas achusAlt,.
1882 lunatics and l.O87 idiots in tie State, OF
whom 625 gs:e II foreign birth. Tsis ex
hibits an Increase CT / ,238 over The uu,c5,r IN
1850. IkeTetcrc, we d. rot wonder at tho in.
sane proceedings Of the Massachusetts Lcgig.
Iaturc.
...'In London, young man was recently
sentenced to four months impIisonmen. for
tutoring forged checks Before his term of
confinement is out he will come into possessic y
OF fortune cf Sl00, 900, bet will neverthole g
De Still liable to be tried on other charges.
.... Las weak, DR.. D. 5 BeIoate, Of Flor.
enco, Alabama, was shot ct through mis- win
dow o. an assassin, and the pipe sler1 through
Whlca ne vas smoking, was cut of II reo inches
from his mouth. Tnis reminds us Of al anee
dote CT Gen Gaines as related 70 u by an
eyewitness. While in the Florida war. a
spent eulless.cuok him in the mouth. Perfectly
seif-possessed, be put bis hs1d 70 that o. gan,
Iemsrking, with emile, why, the rascals
nave Knocked cut one Of my best teeth :"
'... Rev. Theodore Parker delivered a lee
tuIe, last night, il Philadelphia, on the scon-
olior, Character, and prospects CT the Ameri-
can people If hi5 insane .avipgs should be
generally regarded, our condition" would bo
miserable, ou7 character" 6ebased. and orr
prospect DARK, gloomy, and sanguinary.
80. Mayor Weed, Of Me-. York, is said 70
be cigar maker by tTsds, rcxt became 4
amp chandler, and then entered the Shipping
business, at which he ANA ssei a hsrdsone
fortune. tie e a native OF p5iiadelphia. and
Twelve years ago as . member Of Congress.
go. Col Wa Ii. Polk, Cf Tennos see, has
withdraw us nsme from tle list Of asuirsnts
loE ssst IL Congress, stating that he would
not interfere with the harmony of tho Demo-
cra.Ic Convention, nor stand in theway Of the
success o: its nominee
-. Hon. A. FL. Stephens. of Georgia, it il
-eccllec.ed, lately published a Powerful letter
coDdeE naiory Of the Know NOthin. o-gspiza
uon; ara II q rCw said that Senator DON bs
oi &c sane state, is preparing to follow his
eI.S.c.-Ty example agreeing ni;h him sub
sian Tia = II sentiment
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HE INFANT EsAU IN TowR.-Madsme Clio
iuilla' the bearded lady, has again come, to
town; and her full length portrait ia o,,cS
more among the gratuitous attractions of BAR
NUNS Musanm. At tho present time, howev
or, she comes attended by her hirsuite son tba
Infant Esau,'' as he is called in the bills
This young msn, whose tcnder age-not two
years-does not permit him to resign his nat.
uccSt', has such luxuriance of beard. that
not content with covering the entire face. with
the exception of the nose and upper lin. il
sS all over Its neck, back and arms
while tho down on the other parts ofths child,
person is jet black. The growth ON tS. ton 80 3
the head is long aud of a light brown cdIo ~
and, SAVING the whiskers, the child is var
pretty o'e ai:aough its beauty is by no means
OF nat So, ;, which draws Us by single air.
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AN IMPARTIAL STATEMENT T. A
Vose, at the Meeting a. Faneuil Hall, Non
day night, stated that he was a member of, n
committee Of Roads and Bridges of the Lecis.
ure,-that the committee had travelled
largely over the State that on one occasion
they were attended with upernumeraries,-
that the entire party numbered ffteen.-tba at
ne ordered some spirits,-that of the fifteen,
thirteen drank beautifully, and Oft thirteen
WE'VE F',ed Tor tie New Liquor Law! This
Is the statement OF on eye witness, and il is
undOut teiIy tue This reminds us Of anotb. A.
piece Of hyp6criey. A member OF the Boston
delegation who voted for the liquor law, ex.
cused himself to constituent by saying: ~
voted for the bill which makes jurors Judges
OF the law as well as facts in criminal cases. -
Boston Na,i
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

IrHE subscriber begs leave TO inform the public
( that he has opened store al $50 Seventh st.
between and Z streets, where he has general
asSnTtmen: OF ouss-seeping Hardware, Cutlery,
Silver Plated Britannia, lapanned and PLAIN Tin
Ware, Wooden, Willow and Cedar Ware, Clocks,
BrI Cages, Feather busters, Brushes, Brooms,
Baskets, Mats. also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors,
Scissors, Combs, &c.
>Eis goods are entirely new, and were selected
from the latest and most approved styles They
were bought for cash. and viii be rod al the lowest
possible prices.
Persons wishing to purchase arc invited 20 eK-
anime his stock and prices as he is confiden; I've
can offer them greater inducements than they will
meet with elsewhere in the city.
map23-u GEO. FRANCIS.
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TEE CYpRrAss We noticed in yeatcrdav's

TEE CYPRIANs We noticed In yesterday g
Sun that on Monday night Q large number OF
this class Of females were arrested aud lodged
in tho station houses In the Fifth Word
twenty one were arrested, and in the Sixth
Ward about forty. Many OF those were COM
nittcd for fve'days to the City Prison. oshe's
were hold for examination and Few were
discharged. Ono Of those take. into the fi, q
Ward station house gave her name as Harriet
O'Re,ley, and protested Der innocence, saying
she was q respectable grl. Several private
private citizens, however, as we'll as the po-
lioe, recognised her as disorderly chsraster,
and she was detained She had not been io3g
in the station house before she attempted to
commit suicide by taking laudanum, and had
to be taken 70 the hcspitsi. She has since 70
covered sNrHsE
Would it not be wsll for the police, now
that their hand Il in, to look after the male
street walkers. as well as the female The
necessity for it will be seen by the following,
which is Of frequent occurrence:
"a young and very handsome country girl
came to the office of tho Chief Of Police last
night, and informed Sergeant Owens that she
ad jast arrived from Albany, and was crcss-
ing the Park, on her way to boarding house,
when che was accosted by q well-dressed
scamp, who offered TO accompany her home
She declined accepting his company, but he
continued TO follow her until she was COM
pcled to take refuge in the Chiefs elise
Officer Matthews was sent in pursuit of the
fellow, and succeeded in arrestieg him; bat
as the girl refused to make charge he was
allowed 10 60. This is bat one Of the many
cases tn ct nightly OCCUR Poor working girls,
on their way home after darx, dare not GROSS
the Park for fear Of being grossly insulted"
Last evening, the work of arrssting tho
n; 3ht-walkers was prosecuted viii much rigor.
The orders to take none Of those walking
quietly along made the number fewer than on
the evening previous, although Anthony, Leo
nard and Church streets were as much FIRE
quented by them as usual. In the Sixth Ward
thore were 20 arrests made, the majority of
whom were Irish, ranging from seventeen to
foTty years OF age, found cruising in the Park.
Ftere we're only four arrests each in the Fifth
aud Eighth Wards, and none in the Third and
Tenth w ards-N Y Sun.
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CHURCH DEceRUG-The New York Chu.ch.
Ear recommends series OF rules and regula,
tons 10 Be observed in church One Of these
-uis= FOL clutch dscoruIi is:
AVo!I the use Of tie fan in church, az all
Times During the heat Of summer. il Ia. no
Icue', great luxury. But we are met. in
Gcd Holy Temple, TO think of Iuxuries-
ratker VI endurance and sacrifice The prac
iice Is . most irreTersnt one When we 90 10
perform cps solemn deVotioGs to God, We are
lot to gre way to telfindulgence 1t il a
protane familiarity in III. presence Of Him who
-. is greatly 10 be feared in the assembly, ~
HIS saints'
X Wcuid DO more becoming to avoid fin
atie;zEl than the - use Of the fam
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN MAssACuU
rrs-Ihe vote en- the amendments to the
constitution IS very light, but the returns in.
di'a'e mat all have been adopted The amend.
moh'' proposed, establish the plurality sys
TEN cnlnse The day cf tie State election in
the Presidential years; provide 70. The election
q councillors in districts By the people; the
election CT all State cficers by the people
and prohibits appropriations OF the ppb,;c mo
ney to support sectarian schools.
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EASILY ACCOUNTED roe "A Duslin H.
land paper, speaking Of the state entrance sd
TIE Ear! Of Carlisle into that city, says, ssTheI
reception was not very warEI, nor we're the
streets lined > The mere fact of the streets of
Dublin lot beisg 'lined en- a bleak April
Day Will at once account Tor Tho absence ct
warmth in the reception.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF TIE BAKER FAMILY
FROM DRoVNINe The Baker vocalists, while
crossing the Wisconsin river in ferry. boat,
at Merrimac, On their way to this place, mar
rowly escaped from losing three oftheir COM
pany by drowning, viz: Mr.. j. C. Baker, his
wife, and MIR. George E. Baker.
1t appears hat after they had got short
distance from shore, into very swift current,
where the water is from seventeen to twenty
feet deep, one Of their wheel horaes took
fright rushed forward and crowded the lead.
Ing span over the front end of the boat. MT
the same time precipita,ing Mr.. G. E Baker
into the current. He being good swimmer,
after great exertion, reached snag some dis.
lance below, whence after rest of about ten
minutes, he with difficulty succeeded in swim.
ming ashore
Mrs j. c. Baker who was getting out of the
carriage when the horse took fright, was vic.
lently thrown over the side of the boat BY the
wheel, and was rapidly Grifted down stream,
when her husband saw a pertioa of her shawl
floating on tho surface Of the wator, ard not
seeing her on board, Immediately plunged in.
seized tho shawl, and bcgan the work of saving
the lives OF himself and wife. He, much i'm
peced by heavy oVercoat, drew Mrs Baker
along, all the while under alter, with one
hard, and swan with the other some dis-
tance, when, knowing that she must soon
oie~'no VI Perlsn, ne caught hold OF her arm
and raised hor above the water a moment. bu {
was compelled to letIner again sink, while he
exerted his fast exbaus'ing strength to reach
the shore, which DO accomplished with the
last effort OF his faint energies With great
clfhcuity the horses were saved BY the other
members OF the troupe, and We are happy to
state that the company sustained the loss
neither Of lie nor property. No blame is at.
tached to the ferry men who behaved nobIy
and rendered invaluable aid.-BaraEoo Re.
public.
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PLAN To ABOLISH WAR.-Elihu Burrett is
engaged in a very innocent advertising enter.
prise, he object of which is to abolish wars.
His plan is to publish an advertisement in all
the periodicals Of Europe n brief homiIy of
all the evils of war and the benevolent peo.
PIE OF this country are requested to contribute
iheir money to accomplish this object. The
learned blacksmith mas great faith in preach
ing
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GTOLEN.-A COW, with a white head and
- crumpled horns, the white extending kaHr5eI
under her throat and belly. Hind legs from L6A31
the hook down, white, sides and back of
br hi red, tail red, with white end. She has Slit
IN Zach car, upper side; alss on the lower side OF
the right car round piece cut out. $40 will be CIV
en- fOr the recovery Of TIE Cow and convicon OF the
thief or s. for information on which the cow is re-
covered. Apply az residence square south squa:e
No 3,'eorner and Seventeenth SITS.
NAV 24-3.t
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MANSION FARM ICE CREAM.

NBE subscriber wishes TO notify the citizens that
i he is IN constant receipt Of The above Gel M
tDrated ICE CREAM from baltimore daily nv
Is MADE OF pure Cream, and Will be sold al - "
gallon, delivered at any hour during the day. in 4
any part oil the city, The smallest quantity sold vii
be half gallon.
he constantly receives Pennsylvania and Della
ware PRINT BUTTER. VIII CHI can n. nrocured .,
the Centre Market House, lear the Engine House,
du ing market house, at which place orders can be
left for Ice Cream. Any one ordering must eilher
pay at the time or upon its delivery as il is cash
article. IEWIS PACE
may 24-lw-
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4 CAPITAL IDEA "A new clock has been
manu- sctured down east, to be used in those
States 10 which the Maine Law has been pass-
Cd Upon the dial, the figures indie atius
elfre" and four O'Clock, are omitted, and
mus ;ha happy posssssor CT ibs ;iUlepiece
iaiIiIg 10 be reminded Of the Accustomed hons
% reireshment, fOrgets that he is dry.
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CHEAP BONNETS.

TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS. HAT
1 Boxes, &c.-We have just received a Iapge va
.ety ofeveIy description of Travelling and Packing
Carpet Bags, SaicheIs, &C.. which we Wi, LIES,
OF at the lowest prices, and deliver in auy rsps OF
. WALL & STEPHENS.
mAy>S4-3t "''' :" 'oh nan.
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NOTICE.

WE HEALING> OF THE NATIONS. BY
a tHAS. LINTON. With an Ialroductioa and
ap2entix BY ~. P. TaIlmaage. Published by he
Soele,y tor the diffusion of Spiritual Knovrjedoe.
New York. large octave volume, pt &c Al s0
70. sale at TAYLOR & MAURY,S Bookstore.
near Hh street. mvS'
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AGENCY OF FRENCH SPECULATION CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON Nav oOd lS5S

WASHINGTON, Nay I'd, 1855 I
y answer 10 many inquiries by claimants against
l. the United States, on account of .po.iations By
tie French prior 10 leOO, as TO the course Of pro-
ceetng proper 10 now pursue towards obtaining re-
dress, deem il mot eXpedien; thus publicly TO in
form all those concerned. that, alter consulting
competent advisers, IL has been concluded Is most
the Claims Court, as they would be mixed up with
thousands OF other claims and decided for many
years 10 specify no other obectOnJ-but 10 submit
them TO Congress IN the usual manner al the oS-n-
ing OF the ensuing session in the expectation that
direct relief may be provided for them and through
special Court or Board OF, if the CLAIMS Court
he resolved on as the only tribunal Congress will
grant, that reference TO it may lie made by direct
legislative act.
II is very certain that these claims would fully
and constantly occupy Board Of the highest class
for three years. and justice emphaiicalIy points TO
such Board as risbb~end proper in the case.
may 2-4t JAMES III. CAUSTEN
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, May "a, 1856

= ALEXANDRIA, May "a, 1855.
For the past week all other questions and
interests have been held In allegiance and all
minor subjects absorbed in tho excitement Of
tho election contest. After some moves and
counter moves by the frieods- Of the various
candidates for the General Assembly, Messrs.
Lewis Mckenzie, Law. B Taylor, and w w
Herbert are before the People The afinities
of all these gentlemen have heretofore been
with the Wing party. Mr Mckenzie has re-
Gently withdrawn from the Know Nothing OF.
ganization, Mr.. Taylor is tho Know Nothing
nominee, and Mr.. Herbert q Wise Wing.
The Sun Fire Company are highly pleased
with their new engine; she throws 1875 feet on
plain, and lifts fine stream CT watcr to the
town clock steeple, III feet This piece Of
apparatus makes the assortment in Alexandria
complete We believe NO city in the Union
is so we'll provided with fremen and dre en-
gines- as Alexandria. On the night of the
reception, q social reunion of the gentlemen
and ladies who have assisted 10 Sun by fairs,
DO was held at the hall of tie company. Ali
passed off most pleasantly, and at a seaso6able
hour the guests departed, much pleased with
the evonts of the evening
The Circuit Court has been in session during
tho entire week. Its business thus far has
been confined to arranging the routine of cases
and granting naturalization papers. On Mon.
day the grand jury found true bill against
George W. Crump, charged with the murder
Of Joseph Bloxem; his trial is set for Wed
nesday. The second trial Of VIM Arlington,
for the murder IF Michael Higgins is set for
Monday. This is the first time in the history
OF our city that two trials for murder have
come on at the same torn.
Where were very large and enthusiastic
meetings Of both parties held hero last night
tho Know Nothiags in their hall in the old
theatre, and the other side at Lyoenm hall.
l do mt know who addressed the Know Moth.
ipgs in the house, whi,h they left at an early
hour to call on Elk Governor Smith at the
Marshall House, whittier they proceeded in
body. That gentleman addressed them in an
animated and earnest speech from the portico
OF the hotel. and was repeatedly interrupted
with deafening cheers Really, it seems
hard to tell whether EXT a. loves the
Knew Nothing more than they love him, their
mutual billing and cooing being the greatest
thing OUT last n :ght, by long odds.
Tie anti-know Nothings wcro addressed by
hessrs Daniel Radcliffe W. ID. Wallach, q.
l.. Gordon, and S. p. Cover, keeping their
meeting up until very late hour, and mani.
festins more enthusiasm than I ever before
saw their party exhibit hero. Both parties
seem to be sangCine Of the result to-day The
Know Nethings claim from $50 to 800 majority
in this city and county, while ;hoir opponents
seem sure that it will not 60 over 500 We
shall have the most exciting day here ever
witnessed in this ancient town. AMI.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Collected WITH GREAT CARE-Everv MI
- ticle in the above line may be obtained
ten per cert cheaper than i'm any store in
the city. Miiiiners viii find it 10 their ad
vantage TO call. VI
Straw Bonnets, Hats aud Flats
Lace, rape, blonde, silk and Lawn Bonneis al
FraGes, Seamless Crowns, Rice do
BLONDE Lace Edgines Foo,ine, sc.
WILLIAM p. SHEDD.
may 2l-lw ~
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$50 REWARD.

SERVANT girl Sarah LETT the Marshall House, in
~ Alexandria, Va On Monday, the 14th instant,
and has not since been heard of. | will pay the
above reward If taken up out Of the State of Virgin
u, or $50 If taken up in The State and lodged in ial
SD THAI can get her again. She of chestnut cob
OF, about ve feet high, stout built, and has pleas
ant cOunteGance when spoken to, end ia about %
years old. purchased her in Charlottesville, Va.
in October last. FEIIX RTCHaRnS
may J5-pf.f