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WAsHIsGToy,y March 26.
Mr.. Benjamin submitted resolution which
lies over, having in view rctsenchmeht in the
expenses If printing. n
On motion of Mr.. Butler, the conmittee on
Post Office Affairs was instructed TO inquire IN
to the expcdiency of disseminating die ranking
privilege to members of Congress, aud IN lieu
thereof allowing item money to pay their post
age; and also authorizing the committee, il it
shall seem fit, to report abiil regulating post
age on letters and packages which members may
transmit.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of
the deficiency bill, Wliicllwas amended and pass
ed. Adjourned.
HorsE-The House took up bill from the
Senate removing the restrictions on federal
courts, to confne persons guilty of violating the
laws of the United States within the judicial dis
trict where convicted. Considerable debate en-
sued.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall offered US an amend
ment, where the use ofthc pcni:rntiary is dsni-
ed by any State, it shall be the duty of the
Oarshall to contine the criminal in the nearest
pcnitcntiary granted for that purpose.
Mr.. Barbour proposed as an amendment TO
the above, that no proceeding other than the act
Of the Legislature shall he construed into re-
fusal of the State 10 allow the of her prisons
for such purposes The former amendment was
rejected by "a maj. The latter was rejected By
III mai.-Adjourned.
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COsrrHrrlpLr-Yesterday we received let
n through the pOst-oficc, containing an atvcr-
a;emc9t which VIC we're requested to publish
&c month. The letter hal the name of DR.. Al
I'D Hughes, attached to it Believing that his
.,me was improperly put there, We called at his
,sce to ascertain the correctness of our suspi-
isas and were panied to learn that the whole
hing was base SOrgcry-painsd, because Of
he conviction that we hal a wretch in our city
y base and lost to every principle of honor, as
t attempt in that way to injure the character of
4 hOnOrabIc gentleman, and at the same time
,lav of miserable hoax on Press, and lay it
lable to be mulctcd in heavy damages.
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.
II Fs m 3 EN- Sss se ps si
pia has te most urexpeete sure this wnis in
Philadelphia and vicinity cures almost Eeredblr let them
Mayors, citizens u the uumPeaehaIe integrity who,
or their families we're almost rel.rsd Of the
pains recommend te OH TO their afflicted neshbors the
Plies J'st H60anaaftsa.Tery bad-Charics Sexton, Esq.
Mayor Of Curdcn; 6HPpieations
street Philadelphia able phyaeisn, Prse
istSGS,ati6G-lyice Of Hon John Williamson. She sOul
Paisp-T0 yearsod; had palsy year. could his
hand: cured In three daysSiHeW Aasoncdiu' Ask isrnss
and Park.
pbie G also :ds Es oven S'' '4'
!Stur0giI.-Aak MISC c. a. RuntIuS-her face vas DIS
Rhssaa't..-T killings rontne Oh ST. and at
-4stEG-rOr complaint the on Is ehetlv. save
Jas A. H. Thomas George st. above 9t) The Electric on
RE sSatiSa@aptsin MARI Grigs, merchant, 20 Mar
shall st. PHILADELPHIA, could neither move hand nor foot
Ssagalgio.E H. Grant Esq. real estate agent, SIN
5 a. wa .sTL 81 F 1s.s for a0Fe than BY
Feger aud Asuewm Walton. corner q Rose aud SHIP;
by taking little In hot whisky punch and PepPer Soak
the feet and mustard battle With te on and
Lsat.s. reess gnd Gathering e tie Rs s;
ISproias Hounds FsIons, Hundreds, thousand.
Chestnut street one Of the upper ten that positively
RGeGmGtian-GeOw Boser, Esq, supervisor lst ward.
Saturday daughter such pain that her
could be heard than 200 yards from e house On Nom
day she out and we'll.
Frosted Eeet-JameS Mitchell and many others getting
their hands, and feet, and ertry os who
used the Electric Oil cured without the least trouble or
FGiG IL tie Baet-ThOs. E. Better. Esq., broker. No;c
Lodge St Philadelphia. Ask him. add ask Joseph D. Bare
flsS-Dr Jackson, Of the Navy, nds the Oh as
| the best and most soothing remedy known.
RheHHHfiSmMrs. Ingles. celebrated nurse Catherine st
between 9Th and 5t cured Says che saw anything
Mrs. Illa 90 S. 8iit.
BurRs-ThOmaS Adams ESQ.,, No. Britton St. so badly
Sd soon: ask Father smith, 20 City Missionary in
| ISESisi. and A.tsma-1.s effects apparently nss
in ensrs ask Mrs Mary sutton 2dh and Pop
lar sts., Phladslphia, and othSrs
RAsamQtfsm-Not medical science assumed shape
the ease Of Miss MsCsinsy UiT & 9Th 81 Piladcipha who
confined bed than II months unable TO move
! IS public Instance In the city OF Philadelphia.
Dr. EiRiGS-IIere Is letter like hundreds from
! we'll knoUn Druggists: -.
Prof G De G5ath CoIS'rnts: "a, out your most
highly csseaned "estFie on" again sais are Increasing
oTEsrsI9s saa, medium, and larger slssS, and
Yours, truly.
T. WILLIAMS, Druggist
the State, Is presumed that he speaks what he knows and
believes
bly, be PubShed and Is only caution every
body to get the genuine Electric Oh, Whea must have ps
every no respectable dealer would counenance an
imitation and like John wyett Esq Of Iiar:ibuEE wA0 had
arrested and put in Ia3 tVssS honest dealer Wond
not hesitate 10 pronounce such an io'tor worse tuan
thief.
and hundreds the best drugSs in the Unitcd States Ca
nadia. the West Indrs and Sou:i, America.
~ Principal Once 50 south 18th ssrsrt Philadelphia.
mh96-3t
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UNION CONVENTION

HARRIsBrRt:, March .26.-'The Union Conven-
ton assembled in the Hall of the House at noon.
Hon. John Covodc of Mcstmoreand, Chairman,
Z Beatty Of Cumberland, Josiah Funk of Lcba-
non, j. Imam of Sullivan, Secretaries. A Com
mittec to report officers for permanent organi-
zation of the Convention was appointedand also
ono to cxa1nine credentials.
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S.vr7.,xc BEArrrrrL.-The entcrprising
.,.,s,;,ts 7 II. Logan & Co., have placed some
III astf,l Globe lights in their show window
~ eB,ct is at once curious and Pleasingwhen
,,,,,r,l from different positions. Stop tonight
md looks them.
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WEcall tho ATTENTION of the public to Isaac
Pagers advertisement, and would advise every
body wishingtO purchase to call there, as his
tasincss will be closed up in as short time as
possible, and Good Bargains can be obtained
there. Any one DESTROYS of occupying the finest
store room in town, with trade of a consider
abe amount, had better apply to him; as he will
selhi lease and fixtures at a reasonable amount
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pITTsBURGH REPUB. CONVENTION.

WASH, March 2G.-Thc Republican EAecn-
tive Committee appointed by the Pittsburgh
Convention, bad preliminary meeting to-day.
Present, 4. d. Morgan. Of y. =, Chairman,
Of Mas Chase, Of 4. T., ' Panisnn, Of 4. j.,
Stone, of Ohio, Leland, of Ill.,, +. L, Blair, of
Ind, Ulcphanc, of D. c. aud others. Business
to perfect an organization Of the Republican par
y,Snd to consider the general inicrests.of that
organization.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MARCH 26.-Flour unchanged. Provisions
firm, mess pork II, hacon sides 7!, hulk meats
5I4, 6I-4aT 81 for shoulders, sides and hams,
prime. Lard 9a9 IL. Whisky unsettled
Groceries steady, Sugar s1-4a", Moiasscs Ala
~. Rio Coffee IL 9aI3.
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CONEIRMED.

WASH, March 26.--Capt. Ingraharn has been
confirmed by the Senate as ChiefOf the Bureau
of Ordinance aud photography, vice COlnmo-
lore Morris, decd.
Senator Seward is giving large and brilliant
entertainment tonight.
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m Nd con CERT

drew takes this method Of inforss'ns the Ia,
NhS . ,,.so Of wheeling, tat she wi give Grand
Is ana =, ilre WASHINGTON HALL, on the
N'll Ta,slay DE 9Th instant, at uhieh 'h= VIM Be
''n, ~ p..y WnsEn At the Piano, and an Orchestra
rS-noo orsn At O'eleek' Concert % commence at
", T,rsst. % ernt., to be had az the door.
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rwBAssErr& Co., advertise this morning,
.f,lassortmentOfDry Goods, and ftom a pam
D.ht is!cd by them, and now lying on
our table, we learn that they are disposed to
think their goods are offered little the cheap
at for ready pay, than any others in the city.
Tbeway to find out for ones self is to call in
Aad price the goods.
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it, not FORGET Mrs. Dre5v's Concert tonight,
,m,ay the pieces to be sung We notice 'Der1n0t
,.,sre.' somebody Coming Within Mile Of
EIiubOro, and Jenny Lind's Bird Song, and the
..I.br.ted Polka Song as sung by SOntag, either
II which when sung MS only Mrs. Drew can sing
these songs, is fully worth the price of admission
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RALTIMnRE MARkEr

MARcn 25-Flour firmcr and prices advanc-
ed, small sales OF Howard street at Z. Wheat
firm, red ,4ea1 so; white ,5sal,7s. Com sell
ing at 57aGl.
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ARRESTED. .

BALTMoRB, March 26.-Capt Adams Of the
ship Jno Cummings, was arrested at Norfolk on
the charge of shooting one Of his crew while al
Chinchi Islands.
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RI1ER AND MEATHER.

P1rrsBrgcu, March 26th.-Eivcr 10 feet 6
inches, falling slowly. Weather cloudy and cool
Crxc1SSATf March 95.-River stillrising with
over 10 feet in the channel M
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HALIFAX, March oG.-Therc is no indications
of the approach Of the Canada, nearly due, with
Liverpool dates to the ljta.
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,s-u n, J.u,i.on having paid LICENSE as agent for
.oa,e, respectfully sOl'et'' the PatF'nAgs o. his
=. -. in thfs business. AHHSSsSs
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MILWAUKEE,, March 26.-The Assembly re-
fused, by vote of SO to 81, torece!vc Bashfords
message
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SAHEO-

Bosrox, March 26.-Thc Arabia sailed at
noon with 1OOpassengcrsaud S35, 900 in specie.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

-NL4' 4O4tSN N--A I AA3I4 -'I-t1HIN 2 y
MARCH chickering's of beef cattle 1000
head market dull at 7alO,5o. Shecp-good dc
mand, prices unchanged, about $500 sold
SwineTgood demand aud firm, sales Of 5000
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tsntils NuFetI q eclFtcllby-PninI Is The pre-
honiioF Of death Relieve the pain and check the d.
Prof DR. CRAFTS FhEcTRIo OH. marvel Of this
age. for the following, (nnt yVrry thtnFl;
Cures Rheumatism otttn In 1day.
CnFeA Neural sa, ToothAehe, 9 minutes.
Cares CrGmp IN Stomach, mInntCE.
Cures BuIuI, BrnlSeS, Wounds. II, days.
Cures Pains In Back, Breast, / dny.
Cures Headache, Is minutes.
Cures EaT-aehe, Still Neck, lEJic I rIEht.
Cares Piles, SRtlIad GLANDS, 10 days.
-CuEcs Felops HTOkea ETezEts, salt
Cures olisy, FalPitalton, lirnrsy, l % STAYS.
Cures AsthHna, Palsy Gout ErysipeIa=. S to %.
CiTes IicAoFTTa a, scTofnla, AhscesS. to TO-
Cares Frosted Feet and ChilbInIns, ] 10 8
The .E1ectrtc or alnaie medIrine.
use much beware Of eedntsrftits and ;s writ
ten nai1e.! ~ de fiRATH CO.,
50 South Es ht STREET Ph.iada.
H5E-FOr sale by I. Il. LOGAN CO., Bridge Corners
Eah263t
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MEDICAL.
aL.L .SHOULD TRY IT!!
D 4. j H7o S T,lET2TER S
GELEBRATED
STOMACHBITTERS.
1oo,ooo Ro.,Ie. sod BE- QUO ) sar.


NJ oTEING in the Misunderstanding the medical market
N forthe past f yeArs, has ever equaled,
article he produced elpal to this
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEpT1C.
DR.. Hoetetter tim Is old Erannya recipe,
nor he experimental result of Amateur Physi
Clans verbal investigation. It The result OF profound
and elaborae study Of the most scientific chemists Of
the present. centux5.
Or. Hostetter sIs Invaluable BIsters any ehef
cal Is still bstter, aptrSonal trial upon yeur
constituon properties Of these BitteFs will
be found by the rst analysis and the m force efshr-
medicinal eGeets VIII manifest In almost 4nezcdi
bly, khert space Of time upon the system.
Are Dysperc: faen take these celebrated Stomach
BltteTs.
Are ron Bioe.: Try bottle o: these Rtsrs aad be
relieved at once.-
by indigestion! the hy tae
free Of these BtteTs.
Have you Fever and Ague! How many thousands in tie
West and south have been cured Ut this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use %. these Filters.
All should try this great antidctc we venture TO affirm
that Whs lGsEtett.rS ter4 used OF leYcr and
aSNG cannot occur.
vino Elassil taken times day meals
will be found Srtat tonic agent which all win appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact, they Will be BY Er
ing the nittrES trial.
There ether B.ters represented to be same which
comparatively worthless. Our BittsrS without
rival for theIr medicinal qualities. They put UP In
square bottles, Containing full quart with the directions oil,
and DIR y. HostetSrS .omGch Bfters" blown the bot
tie. None other genuine.
spRIcE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ror sule by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
aad Dealers Centrally throughout the CaiteG
1855 80 IAr0uL.Ss BusurlElD als
3sss-lydav - -'NS'-', : - Wheeling.
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lmproved az tihcial Yeeth.sl

DR. J. ALLYN late TIE Ohio cs;isES q 2. y
aIs,e Of AFsasss ; ssya
l. TSers are no ssssSs o ercvsss for the lsp,.t
70 yats the Of Ssssla ~ :aos sSss us
'hssss sst;ssss ssn gss SsEFsn the .Sst h
the teeth, il frsed al G heat sIi gs
Inc g .ssa s5 ps. ssss! sS & Qua @
aud life lNE which
. GEeat Strengths ebtAnta " shus uniting te tssth
Suend latsS and no ordinary terse OF esa
e:faF sa d!stiss 81
1 ten ss sas s Sssfss t S s
readily adopted 1hiS lSttSSt aaapAael q thS tSagss e
Ing singing, essn oessrHe In pessens EtaEh Sssi
can Be sSBtosed in WHERE they have bteHnis
f!snsrsTI supSotsas ss svtss These are
formed to bring ent thS sspstn and
IN tler proper Position They covered villa t acSe
sum compound, become component Psfts -
closest This thud Of restoring the eheeks to
their original fdlaSss and also ths natural ies
made special fcs,aEe IL Is 4s9 paSlss .SE
sSss pss xS,sS s sSs SitbpSt dis
Improvement with be seen At his otct
@ s ssss u s4ssn
cd upon t principle which s rais IRE invited ". 70 saM
requiring the above attachments
pleasant taste In the mouth In shot this system
eated hy wearing artificial suures upon this rtias
this gthod
sstinaonISs can b. given from eminent Dentists vsFi
and othsr eities y
Dr. AI1E has arrangements by which he enabled to-
tSsresy sssias eT J
- y ALLEN. 10. co Bond VIresE
!si MN fesf;;
to the above. viii Ne taFlscd Win me Of
!aa2si'asa I'm
S,ttii;; n ~ ~
-,o,. 60 IL 800 ~ - 49, =, H., ,S,.
thaSt we tl.s u n
~ 70 nSensss ~ "a st -
S IS ~ .. s sN III S.5
hAiE DYES you ses AZ o!sSe 1Aa tS Soiot T.
asst an ~. s ~. S il * rs sSS
nss Is s 9SsS on as
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S$sSS5 80 80
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night exeEpted between Rich
mOnd aud Washington City via GOEaonsTiIe and Alex
andrta.
Hours Of departure at Rich
mond. .S:4S A. ~ and 1850 r n
Returning leave Warrington. N. and IN.
Arrive at Richmond. .1:SO r. ~ aad4 AN.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
tnond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP RAIL,
SoRTHERS AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar
securing connections, Il shoWn by ar
walls daily At Rehuoud and Washington city In advance 81
the Steamboat line.
an Ontbus viii be found aluays ready TO take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing appar between
he two DPot free q ehaEEe With ample time for them to
Through Tickets be obtained between DAnVle and
WnshtnSton thetTeTmnas Of the Road, nearly
psted 20 DAnyle An Agent Of The Company win receive
the Checks passengers fro the p9nYG Road, and at
their baggage Az The Way 70 Washngton the Bal
he fare mai line BY the old steamboat
TOnte.
There 10 NO change % the night line, between Rich
naOnd and AieSandria. fe1
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P s-Persons purchasing Dr. CIopton's remedies, VIII
permitted to gre themt0 others. Remittance OF
$I0O frequently been made for ounce box 9in
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=TT-T COTTON IS E'IFCH'S
Series of School GeoRraphies.

Series of School Biographies.
PUNISHED ny J. H. Cotton / COMPANY.
1srRoDrcfoR4 70 he eap.e
q the beEinnsr caFehas eseu taken 70 avoid
The only ts PRINCIPAL ssgss:sS
Modern School Geography. Designed that very large
rortant scts Of GeoeTaphy
elaborate trratsS In this book bare hss
by cUpous cxhTcEte, make tile pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the ,aGps and familiar with localities II
also contains condemned form, Ill tat given in the
| tissI -
pupils Tho ifh to become familiar with tie dstaus
Of Geoxraphy The mars are l and reliable according =
in the finest style Of The ar the lessons sosasly lustFa
t and embraced which should be found in
CifAEAcrE1sTlcs asrsThe maps the entireAe-
5Ss ssT ss the daesst
and BE- seen s. n I sss S 8s ssSs
triSi YOU VIII 4nd tie map States upon one
mali N one s SIS ase PoE, ss .soheF and %
throuEhent the bOokno sNe aps being upon exactly the
oa.lns. # py,lss! TEsaslHs q he nature,
wnds, tides eurrspts stor Volcanoes earthquakes 4e
adapted to the school r0efs.
sRisss -
. ShiRglng Fars TAINTED.
G, AsltH IN be paid e t fox p..,ao,, ,.,...
10000 Grey Fex Is
sJngo Wld Cat :.
1900 RspaEvst .
go g. AVERY, Nos Hand Its.
deesiaaW. 4ain Ssrsst. RHSeItag.
Hats and Caps.
eral hat hat osred 70 he pabe
Nos Iss and lss, Main street. Wheeling. Va:
: .a.1eeM :. - s: z st9l
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CoLCNHIA, Pa, March 2d, 1885.
Prof c. De GFath CO.-Grnts out Of your most
highly csteamed Electric on" again Sales are Increasing
With me, 80 have known one bottle to
FROM four people, to which testify Please
fOrNansr9e Small medium and larger sizes, aud
draw Ale for the
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PE,.soss bound for the laT West vsillIeoolIset

Juvenile CoScERT.--9A Slack Is Concert comes
off Tomorrow night at Washington Hall. The
+leetle people" viii all be in their glory, some
900 of them participating in the performances of
the evening. Altwho love to see youthful inne-
sence enjoy itself, will be sure to attend this.
concert.
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~ s'-'0RHAEEs css6lsil 1Ss.s. = uAIIANp,nrT-
"a .,Ia'' Acoustic Oh. for peafsess.
,S''aI's Rsaiedy Do
"'.s I'o.A DroSs.ss.h N iAs Poplar PEepsls.
- 80. 'As DAY.
''s 'aIr,sbsl.sals Aaa zs,s. ~ ...ssisi
-. 4. =, LOGAN { co.s
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y" d44 1dpS1I-7NV All z dPS1
sttitV OF So1e laO0 bolts suitable for Halls TaEtors
Bvcarbcrs Ne stock Is direct from the manufsetH-
ard Importers which enables 10 sell AstonIehpg
ly lea pEieyS.
NJ ssortinen. of God ana Yy-et Papers Is beautiful
They Of the latest sirs Call and eSRline for yeu=-
Selves r7rr+sf 80 T--rEt t,.a- -f-t-t.fE
NJ motto is-''cuIek BALES and Small: PreAr@''
JOIN FISHER,
tft-+.1r 3 . : 7t No l35 Main stre 4
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New YorR A.dvertiscmenks
6 sys6a1 q RI
ALSElST,G EelEETAlsIpNNNt

81 1 ~ $ssR0A G " 81 . q
AL1SEslST4 G. EslGETIAls1pScNtA- ss
Advertising .c5c ~ BI6saEhfa
EINt4ISslNISS1tst NUTRIENT TING.
sSsr.5, ~ 4 ~ Z & e & ana.
Bnssl{4s SIrds C6nasg REAL scals
and SISi Press f SteA1 and ReFOs kiS 9!
LadinY, Exctatge, Cheeks Note Vt ltapa, Blu
leaIS Circulars, SAcW Cards LasclS nesSng aud
wing every variety Uf Engraving aud Pttntn8
I viii apScimens By ria application Ht 10
staapl orers byns2il " tsAs
scraSls. Address Mal. n DIsiS Fll,5 t.5
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Wall Paper! Wall Paper!

6tTa.I . FOR safe -
G Arr KRAFT. By the barrel aad gallon, by
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r. S-rersans desiring any farther information In ssis
ence to the above, will be uriScd With pamphlets, fCe
postage, By sendnS note with address TO Dr. j. ALpS1
, 1856-05-02

bG-CoI.. Ed. c. FITzHUGH, Of BelliDg-
ham Bay apaid this place visit of day
or two. last week. The Col appeared in
excellent health and spirits. Owing to the
almost utter impossibility of obtaining
labor in that direction, Col. F. is unable
to pursue but slight operations in excava-
ting the coal mines in that region. The
Col reports the Indians around the bay as
being quiet. The Northern British Rus
sian Indians, however. continue to iniest tho
waters of the bay and straits with un-
welcome visits. r. ... 4'.-. .
, 1856-05-02

A NEW PHASE OF SOUTHERN SLAVERY
A gentleman residing in Richmond, wri-
ting to his friend in this city, says: "Ths
number of free negroes who have applied
to the legislature this winter for the priv
ilege Of choosing masters and becoming
slaves, has been so great, that general
law has been passed permitting them to do
so. They are mostly thosR who have been
slaves, but have been em6ncipated. The
reason they give is that they cannot pro-
vide for themselves, and want masters who
will provide for them in return for their la
born
, 1856-05-02

The Development of the commercial re-
sourses of Turkey is likely to attract con-
siderable attention from capitalists in Wes-
tern Europe. The first undertaking with
this object is announced under the title Of
the Ottoman Bank, with a capital of $780,
900, TO be increased to $4,000, 900
, 1856-05-02

Died, on Wednesday, Jan. 80, 1855,
near Powhattan Court House, Va, an old
and much respected colored woman. famil-
iarly known as Old Aunt Mamie. She
died at the advanced age Of 1871 years,
Such q case Of longevity is scarcely on re-
cord She was much respected for piety
by all who know her. She was the mother
of eighteen children. all Of whom died at
an old age.
, 1856-05-02

A TRAP DIscovERED.--Sergeant True
HACK, of Capt Rabbeson's company, cen
tral battalion, one day last week discover
ed On ambuscade between FinnelPs and
South prairie, that had been prepared by
the Indians, as is supposed, to murder. the
expressmen passing to or from the fort on
South prairie. The ambuscade was large
tree that had been burned hollow, standing
close to the trail, around the roots Of which,
a person on horseback would be compelled
to pass. A hole sufficiently large to shoot
through, fronted the trail, and large
piece Of loose swinging bark could be made
to conceal from observation, the person
within. An Indian mat, and a lot of fern
leaves was found inside, and from every in-
dicatiOn, the place bad been regularly oc-
cupied by the Indians, undoubtedly with
an object Of cutting of our expressmen and
small parties Of our troops passing that
way.