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LOUISVILLE, March 5th, 1855
Messre. MORTIMER l. MowBRAY:.
Having been advised BY friend 10 try Hsmptors
from shst al.aS ass.s and w
try the same, we enclese you 50.
Not knowing the Price yoa viii Pi:.ss SEND Wv
sss sGGHs ~ rs s
anu A'NA f Took AT THAT Lazy.
ME Sssu.tnl ana DOGnng a. Inc ,h ,so~
like the lssf of autumn. and her "sun 10 eyea
going down while il is yet day.o LIST her but 81
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TfNCTuRE'
and she win wonder at the mighty ehense-thss sha
all tho ether medicines she % freely he'd taken none
could resch her case but this pleasant balm from NJ
ture garden.
IF YOU are siea ,cay delay until your disease Be-.
oomes incursble, and then have to lament when J.
too late Thousan Is who die preuatnrely mis%
have been saved BY Hamptons Vegetable Tnctnfss e.
ken down. life burden, with desire to avoid year
'''' Hii.xsafroRs vEoErABE rrNcTusE
Win cure Dyspspsia, Cough. Asthma, Bronchial snd
Lung Affections Pains In the Rack, Side and bress'
Consumption, gcrofula Rhsumatism, Govt Neurst
.a as ssssl !. Gps sE.s..: ..ss
impure blood, apd y the sreatest female nedsn.
ever Known. This invalushls medicine l. worsisss
wondsn upon Tie human f.ms The is.sss
the afflicted. We iatsI had conversation WIZ l.
shs p.ssisui.s q noss rsnsIkssIs eyre effect, .s
soii s. EoRiTTinER y MoWSIAy..
4 Ne. ~ nsl.inss. as I. 30
co. sss Z E sFsiBSfSaoo H
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90 =: sssssss | assass = =
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCE.

LAND ADvAScING.-Col C. H. Warren of Della
ware who purchased the "Akendale estate" for
S67 600 has been offered 800, 900 for the same
This estate lies along the Potomac, and has been
in the possession of its present proprietor only
few months. The land was purchased by Col w
at the rate of some sl9 per acre, and he has al
ready sold 100 acres for $50 per acre.
DEATHS IN NoRFoLK.-The total number Of
deaths in Norfolk during the month of March was
only 80.
PIcKPocKETs-We learn that gentleman from
Henry county, Va, while in the city of Richmond
a few days ago, was robbed by pickpocket Of
$4,000.
THE LATE HOMICIDE IN PATRICK.-At the late
term of the County Court of Patrick, Jno. Mer
ricks, Alexander McKinsey and Joseph Fans
were examined by Justices court for killing Sa
muel c. Ingrum, on the LIST of March last and re-
suited in the discharge of Merrick and Mckinney
and the commttal of Fans for trial before the Cir
cult Court. He was, however, admitted to bail in
the sum of 500. .-.....
1t appeared from statement voluntarily made
by Fans that he alone stabbed Ingrum, and that
the two others were consequently innocent. The
evidence made out strong case of justification in
behalf of Fans.
FATAL Academia son of Mr.. David Hall,
of Jefferson county, Va, was killed on Wednes-
day by the accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of young son of Roger Chew, Esq.
AceuITTED-Claton Caldwell charged with the
murder of DIR. Richards for adultery with Cald.
wells wife, was acquitted on Wednesdaypast, by
the Circuit Court of Roanoke county and discharg-
ed from further prosecution.
ESCAPE FROM JAIL-Wm H. Keene, confined
in the jail of Fairfax county, for the murder of
Lewis G. Hall. escaped on We inesday. Two boys
confnedfor felony, escaped at the same time.
FARM SALE Mr. Henry Bowling, of Spalding's
District sold his farm containing 260 acres, stua-
ted opposite 70 Alexandria, for $l3,500 The pur-
chaser was Mr.. J. Stewart Guinne, of New York
This farm was purchased by Mr.. Bowling about
two wears ago for Sc 500
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WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN RouRs.-The sreit
utility of this preparation must be evident to ALL a.
it requires only gill to do ordinary washing It
and hard labor and rubbing on washing boards.
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
nose IL its rapid rise In public favor and its extenave
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become known, and so highly appre'
ciated that has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds soaps &c; and this solely by les great
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch AID
neatness with which washing can be done with II
without the least injury to the finest linen
II not only setens and removes the dirt but bleach
o. the article snowy white.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired, snd
the large demand for it has produced numerous in'
tatons. SO be on your guard. and ask for the gena
Inc article which sells for I2A cts quart and pre-
pared only by E. J. PICOT, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
NH 21---lm
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WASHINGTON, April 2, 1856.
The rpaolution to-d ay reported from the Com
c,,tsee an Foreirn Affairs by Mr. Mason, and by
hin, shlv supported. permitting DR.. Kane and other
ofaeers of Ma adventurous and successful expedi
tia, 10 the Northern ocean, to receive certain pre-
s.n.s aesiened to be rendered them by the govern
,r.rt ~ Ensland--a permission requested by thai
goyarnment through Its Minister at their capitol
"a dIacussed by quite number Of Senators, and
r. f.rther consideration was then postponed II
viii mot probably pass, however, frst, because
the nature of the gifts 10 mot known; and, second
Nv. because the precedent Is dangerous. Were
sueh custom to arse, how many naval officers
would be perfectly free and untramsiied In the
event of war; between their own and certain 9th
or eovernmentsg And vet At the moment In
which this privilege Ia to be withheld what l.
the reward which DR. Kane. Lieutenant Maury,
and other real benefactors of their country and
race are To receive from the government of their
orr country,
AZ. E.sssnd.r of M.ire In expressine his views
rno,, Enc,,.h and American affairs, on the floor
f,hn San.,a ,-on the commendation OF all who
ba.rS b;m~r,snv ~ them approving because OF
Nc ,,.;,ao,,s 10 ,,,,ared And others because OF
@ S,,s... ha a;nsved and the pure and elevated
W. .Dsy :. .s,sas =. was influenced. He Cd
sp ~ 49, doctrine so far as to declare tina,
poseu w. x,.s,, ,,oSernment were to attempt the
II shy .oI s .rr;tor;es on this continent to the
acqus.,on " ;ntarests the act should be re.
prejunce y, ,Sr;sndiv and we would be justified
saIoou Ss .;ar ~ ,xsr AGAINST IT,
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Par0di,s last Concert.

Tonight Mile PARob1 will give her last con
cert here. Among the very attractive pieces she
will sing, are grand aria from Semiramide; with
Verdure Glad" from Haydn's Creation and Ros
sini's Stabat Mater. She will also sing the "Star
Spangled Banner" as . Duet with Nine STRA
KoscH. These are, indeed, superb attractions
We learn from good judges that the Star Spangled
Banner of Mile PARoDI, is grand piece of vocal
ization Those who heard her Marseillaise, can
understand what expression she may be able to
give to the national sentiment of the Star Spanged
Banner. The whole programme is very good
and from the brilliant success of the previous con-
cert, we may anticipate conclusion tonight,
not less brilliant certainly, and we should suppose
SURPRISING all others.
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~ Democratic Meeting for District No.
/, HEsRIco CourTy.-The Democrats of the above
District respectfully requested TO attend meet
Ing to be held at Temperance Hail. Laurel HILL near
Winfree's Shop, on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, 9th
inst at o'clock, for the purpose of ratfyng or Of
amending the Ticket which was adopted 1t meeting
which was held In Port Mayo, Saturday the I'D Of
March, Il IL important that full meeting should
convene. We then say, Come one, come al, and Let
rs confer together
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Senate-The Senate
passed the bill appropriating money for the Indian
war in Oregon.
Mr. Collamer made q speech on Kansas affairs,
and was followed on the same subject by Mr. Dou-
Mr.. Seward gave notice of his intention to intro
duce a bill supplementary to the copyright of
1881.
A bill was up making extra allowance to Geo.
P Marsh, for services on special mission to
Greece
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
House-Mr Evans introduced a bill authorizing
the facilitation of the Pacific Railway and Tele-
graph, which was referred to the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Underwo God, the Judiciary
Committee was instructed to enquire into the ex.
pediency of regulating and making uniform the
right of challenging jurors in criminal cases be-
fore the Federal Courts.
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MAHHIErp.

II this city, On the 18th inst By the nsv. George
q New York city, to SALLIh AUSTIN, yeusssst
dsnahtsr Of the late George Hendrse, Of kichncnd,
N1fginis- ~
n this city ON the Sd inst, blythe REV. Jno - Bat
~. SAMUEL N. ADAMS, 70 Mis- ELlZADETH
VCAHSENS all of this city.
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HTo the tadIes:--The (gsnuirel "EIec.
De Grath l. Co.'s"Electric Oil" sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., and other respectable dealers is great
public benefit. not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age but for the pains and rrtatons of children. 1t
will relieve sore gums of teething infants, and
duce broken breast and nipples in short
time. Try it for Ear-Ache. Mumps and Swenss Of
all kinds. " Electric Oil, signed A. E. Smith and
De Grath Co. NH 22-dts
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MOUNT VERNoN.-A writer in the Alexandria
Gazette says that Mr.. Washington Ui1 sell the
Mt Vernon estate to the State of Virginia, but to
none else. The sale to the State of Virginia, the
writer says was not included in the recent letter
of Mr.. Washington to a South Carolina lady, In
which he stated that Mt. Vernon was not for sale.
The Gazette expresses the belief that the writer
states accurately Mr.. Washington's views on the
subject
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u Notice.-.-I have just received lot OF
Fancy Cases for Ambrotypes, Dssuorreotypes, ana
would invite those wishing Pictures to- give me
call, as have no doubt of being able to please.
D. BENDANN'S
Photographs Gallery, ITO Main st, next
doorto Mitchell & Tylers
front room over the gallery for rent. sp 5-St"
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q Spring Stock..-Thos. X. Price & Co.
desire to say to their customers and the public that
they in receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS, and as one of the House will be in market
most Of the buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
IL A complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l8-Sm
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~ BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER, AZ. ots for
Richmond 70 IL dom


~ LIDrNfy and heHd1nG hOOuls o. INC
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIa. rloS
The Library and Reading Rooms of this Associat' on
located in Goddin's Building trst floor up stain al
l p. M, and from to Top. NJ, except Thursdsy
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain variety of well-seectsa
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, as well % I'll
the best NEWSPAPERS OF the United Sttes, 70.
eeiyed and filed by the latest arrivals
" Persons visiting the city, well as citizens
generally, are cordially invited to visit the rooms At
their pleasure. mn 1D-lm
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SINGULAR CREDULITY.-At Christiansburg.
Montgomery Va, on Monday last, two policemen
from Tennessee, larrested three gypsies, one of
them q woman, upon q charge Of defrauding an old
man in that State out of the sum of o., 900, by
pretending to tell his fortune. The prisoners
werc taken back to the State in which the offence
was committed
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From Central America.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Official statements from
Costa Rica, confirms the reported military move.
mepts against Col Walker in Nicaragua.
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Later from Mexico--Surrenderlo f Puebla-
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-The Mexican brig
Hercules has arrived here with dates from Vera
Cruz to the Goth March, four days later than other
advices Haro Tamirez, the rebel at Puebla,
had surrendered the city and his troops 10 the gov
eminent forces on the 22d March. Nothing def.
mite of the affair 10 received. =
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r. Fencing Academy.-.-P. Wilbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No. 2oS Main street. Terms SIS for course
Of IL lessons In classes. NH 17-Sm
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The Warrenton, Va, Flag
notices the death of VIM Corbin, Esq, well
known and highly esteemed citizen Of Rappahan'
mock, who died suddenly whilst crossing Waterloo
bridge in that county. Mr.. G. was soldier Of the
war Of 1912.
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Hotel Richmond Va, and get your Hair cut in . be-
coming Style To citizens and strangers the style and
system of hair cutting at his saloon unsurpassed
on this side of the Atlantic and the proprietor Hob
son) fatters himself that twenty years experience IN
business has made him master of the art One trlai
will prove his superiority. Entrance on iItn street
ap4 H. u. hobooN'
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APPcINTED.-Capt. Joshua K Sands has been
appointed to the command of the U. S. steam fri.
gate Susquehanna now fitting out at Philadelphia
for tho Mediterranean. -
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| BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond

" Bowers, Snyder and Carter.-of the
RICHMOND STovE AND ARcHITEcruRAL IkoN
WORKS, have opened an Office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH o. Sm*
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ap 5-St

cFSecond Pre- sbyterian Church.-In con-
sequence of the meetings for Sabbath School ad-
dresses in several of the churches tomorrow afternoon,
there win be no service in the End Presbyterian
Church at O'Clock. ap5--ltT
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a. The regular monthIy meeting Of the
Monroe Building Fund Association, will take place at
SAUNDERS Hall, THIS EVENING, Ut O'Clock.
A punctusl attendance Of tho members IL desired.
The Board will meet after the adjournment Of the
Association. B. w. STARKE, Sec'y.
x III 3
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~If you have seen any of Johns0n,s
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR Pictures, you viii 90 to his
and get one or hkenesses give to your friends
They in the best style, and larger than you can
these wagons, Nos and 10; he has been about IL
wears in the business. ap4-ts
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FThe Annual Meeting Of the St0ckh0i-
dsrs of the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike
Company will be held at Saunders Hall, In the City
of Richmond, on MONDAY the 7th OF April, 1850 81
II O'Clock, A. M.
ap at .-Ft
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In a notice of the important connection au
therized by the last legislature between the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg and the Orange and AL
exandris Railroads, omitted to mention the valu
able services rendered to the bill by J. M. Talia
ferro, Esq, of Stafford. No one took more inter
est in the matter made greater efforts to secure
Its succ than that gentleman. His constituents
have in him a representative whose devotion t.
their interests upon this and every other subject ii
unsurpassed, and whose good sense, sound judg
ment, and genial social qualities have made hin
hosts of friends and secured for him an Influential
position among the legislators of Virginia.
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~ DIR. b. X. Wexford has removed h,s
Office to 7th street, between Broad and MarshalI "
Residence corner of 7th and Marshall streets
ap S-dlmt
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FISH AT ALExANDRIa-There were larger ar
rivals of fsh at Alexsndria Thursday, than any
day before during this season Herrings were
quoted at se.5o per thousand, and shad at eco pc,
hundred
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" Removal.-.Dr. Mayo has removed I.
the ONCE in rear OF the house corner Of Broad ana
18th streets opposite the Powhatsn House. VIII ere h.
be found BY persons requiring his professions -
vices. apSdIms
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~Dr. James D0ve--OfIlce corner al In NJ,
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House js s-sm
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~ A Perfnmed Brcath.--What lady or
sreesble breath when by using the .Balm Of Tho,
sand Flowers" as dentifree would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white slabaster,
Many persons do not know their breath IA bad ana
the subject Is 90 delicate their friends will never
ton it. Pour q single drop of the Balm on yopr
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and mornips
fifty cent bottle will last year. "
a Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by usiu,
the balm Of Thousand Flowen" II will rsmoys
TAM pimpes and freckles from the skim leaving ii o,
soft and roseate hue. Wa q towel, pour on two ar
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush n
either warm cold water pour two three drop,
Of Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and 1t will make beautiful soft lathsr much facilita
ting the operation OF shaving Price only so cents
For sale by FErRIDGE l. Co., proprietors, and sIl
druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
a. DIR. Peachy, corner of Governor and
Franklin SITS over Doggett & Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anstom,
ical plates full set) NH 2l--lm~
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NORFOLK AND Petersburg RAILRoAD.-Ths
Norfolk Argus says that the cutting and filing
along the line Of this road are very nearly com.
plete The bridges are well advanced, and the en-.
tire structure IL In such state offorwardnss that
few months Of active labor would suffice to finish
It entirely The company are, however, restrain.
cd by considerations of prudence from mt.
sing the work through at once Although the
State of Virginia has lodged herself to the extent
Of million. her quotas In these tight times are no.
always forthcoming when reouirad
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sRhCIAL. NS1TICEin.

e Auction Notlco.~-I ask attention t0
my sale Of youns Mules, Carts, 10. THIS DAY ~
10 o'clock, at the Horse Lot nearly in rear Of my
sp5 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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TUE DAILY DISPATCH.
Norm, April 5. 1855.
TSc Nosc OF Preparation.

SAtus ny
The Note or Prcparntisn.
,,a. petersburg papers are earnestly invoking
.,.en.,ou to the sanitery condition Of that cry
~. r.,.giv,noev remark that In the shockins cpl
a.,c which 30 awfully scourged our friends on the
s.nl. Of the Elizabeth there IL the strongest stin
MAN, TO pay timely attention to the cleanliness OF
,ns c,.v In every departmental streets, neys'
lot, and cellars for there e no DOUBT soasn mere
,o.. associative of an epidemic, or any cause
Sab s.sr.v.,es the terrors and desolasion Of q
,..,,sncs sl,h 10 tina, provocative and cause. and
,,,s,v,du.I. and communities knowing this fact,
,,,r.ra sucidal policy II they do not take the OBJ
-. means of preventing the occurrence of such
revocation and cause Filthy habits, unwbolesome
a,e, and improper night exposure, would breed
. nc.,Ilence on the summit Of Montpelier ITSELF
These remarks Of the Inteliieenc1 are As apphca'
Bile to Richmond a. TO Petersburg. The remarks
bile state of health which our city has heretofore
enjoyed can only be secured by the most syssema'
tic and energetic measures for the thorough purih
cation of the city in every street. alley ana cellar
Particular attention should be given to that class OF
the population which always riots In nitn unless
restrained by the hands of authority Baltimore Is
se..inp a commendabls example to all other cities
In the extraordinary energy with which she Is pre-
n.,;pr to NEE. an extraordinary pestilence.
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:, ExTEEsIvE PURCHASE IN IowA.-Rev. Z. n.
Nsyin; o. Boston, formerly Of Cleveland, and two
osner Eastern gentlemen, have just purchased IL.
~ acre: Of land, In the northeast part Of Adair
ana sou,hwest Of Adams counties. Iowa, ON which
,smilies. mostly from Maine and New Hampshire
~ sehusuons to three projected railrpads. mo
ss,s IT,, runs dirsctly through T. B. Barker y
~ ~ $1,000 1000 acres Of land eontisuops
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Death of an Actor.
PHILADELPHIA, April John R. Scott, q ira
gedian of some fame, died here this morning OF
appoplexy. .ls..
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THE BOILERS for the U. s. Steamship Roanoke.
arrived at the Norfolk Navy Yard Thursday. from
the Tredegar Iron Works, in this city
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Snyder u Smith n 0ooppN Lmfbs.
stfauss Bro gurrstt q einseoe ]
Sends Seuder9 D w 0eoss j w
Stanton eheppersou O W SwatsyH
si4sr d n ewtn Geo Storm Jno
Hizer Heuben sale Geo 6impsos Jas
Snorns Sam Smith w gehasp 3
StapIes Thos Sutter Leo enfiivsn Jno
Thompscn n Thomblin II T.iisy Jm
Thompson Z w Tyler capt VIM Taylor Il
Tbompson fsulmon w w Thomas Jw
- "
vsrrIl capt Jno vsorsll Isaae vaa-Bisuis f,u,..
Vat Colour 49,
Wells BIZ White d wfl,ia.,.
waldbsner Woodward I C winr6eH -
Webster David Wilkerson Thos wsrroei T.
Williams David Webb Mr. L Mrs Warm, n
Miatt LIN WIN Whitney Hon
Wilkinson 1t II Walker VIM White
wslkerJ N White Willis Worthinste, ~
Watkins Jabez Whtworth VIM
Young Jas Yerser Isaac
sp5-lt THOs. B. BIGGER, PM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Religious N0tice...Dr. VIM. Pas
moro, of Lunenburg county. win preach on nsy,
Lords day lApril sthl At The Disciples. Mestin,
III o clock, A. M. An g..
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Wreck Ashore.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The schooner Gulf Stream
from Mobile for this port, is ashore on Cape FeaI
Bar