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TERRIBLE Poisoning CASE IN VIRGINIA
The Petersburg (Va) Express details a terrible
poisoning case in the family Of Mr. Edward Gill.
in Chesterfield county. The family Is composed
of Mr. and Mrs. Gill, and up to four weeks ago.
six children as follows Miss Frances aged about
10 years; AuTelius, about 10; William about s :
Mary, Ella, !; and Hatty, an infant. About
one month ago, little Hatty was taken mysterious.
~ Ill, and died in few days after. Subsequently
the entire family began to experience a singular
sickness, which changed the color of their skin
TO a dull, paiish hue, and bore the character of
Inflammation Of the stomach On Saturday last.
every member Of the family were Frustrated, and
physicians from all points were sent for. A con-
sultatlon was held, suspicious of poison excited,
and an examination instituted. .
In the apartments Of Rebecca, the cook which
were also occupied by a house servant, Maria
and her husband, Jack, were found seereted sew
erai boxes and walls, one containing sugar of lead
and the rest a quantity of the carbonate of lead
both of which are slow but deadly poisons A
light was here developed, leading directly to the
conclusion that the disease then under treatment
was no other than the lead cholic, superinduced
by the consumption of food containing the car.
Donate and sugar Of lead. This 1t was ascer-
tanned npon further investigation, had been in
troduced daily into the food cooked for the family
Tor long series of weeks. The scheme was
deeply laid, and upon a principle which one
would scarcely suspect Of being resorted TO by an
ignorant negro. There is some ground, there
fore, for further suspicious, involving more in
telligent principal in the affair.
On Monday evening" the next to the Youngest
child, Ella too young to Withstand the potency
OF the deadly drug, expired. The eldest Frances
and Alfriius, were on Tuesday lying i'm very
critical condition, while MIR. and Mrs Gill We're
improving, but still exceedingly weak and nerv-
Gus. The three slaves mentioned above were
Immediately arrested, and lodged in the iail but
will be taken before the Chesterfield court for ex
animation at the proper time The two women
are owned by Mr.. Gill-the man, b. Sylvester
Pearce, Esq.
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NEW PUBLICA TIONs.-FrOmJ o Shillington
odeon Building, and from Taylor Il Maury, we
have Backwood's Magazine for June, containing
more good things than we have time TO partcr-
larize. We may mention, however, that il has
the first seven chapters of Bulwer's new novel ;
the conclusion of the Gatherings more ''Scenes
OF Clerical Life" and new Seaside studies; also
an article on american ExpIorations-Chi
and Japan"
From j. Shilington we have the July number
of Household Words, containing its usual amount
of entertaining reading matter.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Ga

GkoRsKIowNs June Is, i6sz. -
Capt. Gathcart got up steam upon his new boat,
the James 3. Cathcart, yesterday evening about
O'Clock for the first time. The trial Of the en-.
CINE, propeller, and other machinery, although Of
a very imperfect character, and made under many
Disadvantages was highly satisfactory to both the
Inventor and the builders. The annoGhcement
that this new or improved plan for propelling
boats was to be tested created no little excite
ment, and for some time before the hour for start
ing the boat arrived the canal bridges, tow path
and boat was literally crowded with anxious spec
tators. At the time appointed the steam was ap-
piled TO the machinery, and the Cathcart moved
aqueduct, from which point another and more
thorough trial was made to-day, the result Of
which we will give Tomorrow The boat was
built by the Messrs Espey, the boiler by Mr.. Ell
,chinery at the establishment Of Messrs Duval &
Kirkland Of our city. The engine Of the Cath
car: is the first ever built in Georgetown
Several OF our Sabbath schools are making
preparations for celebrating the coming national
anniversary. The Presbyterian school, Bridge
street, will spend the day at the residence OF Mrs
Barber just north Of the town. where the Decla-
ration OF Independence will be read by MIR Win
ship and an Grafton delivered by w. l.. Dunlop,
Esq. There will also be a series of exercises 6y
the children, which will doubtless he very enter
tanning. The Methodist school (West George
town. intend spending the day in the church
until O'Clock, after which they will repair 10
the College woods, where the remainder of the
day will be devoted TO appropriate exercises, aud
healthy and innocent amusements AT the church
the declaration will y read for them by Mr.. ii.
u Divine, an address to parents delivered by the
pas:of, Mr.. Coombs, and an grafton bv Mr.. Dent
Burrows, OF Charles county, Md. The Metho-
dist Protestant school will, as usual, spend the
day at the residence Of Mrs. John II. King, VAL
ley View.
Our Gas Company, finding their original appa-
rafus insufficient to manufacture a supply Of gas
equal to the demand for puplic and private pur-
poses, are busily engaged enlarging their facli-
Bridge and High streets shall he ready for light
ing, which they will be in a few days
Many OF the Masonic brotherhood Of our city
went to Mount Vernon yesterday. to participate
with their brethren from Richmond and Your
city in celebrating st. Johns day at that point
Another OF our citizens, Mr.. Bladen Forrest,
left this morning for the western wilds-KanSas
D.. SPECTATOR
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and Potomac Railroad. This great des,der-
atnm to travellers, by the by, is characteristic
no less of all the other Virginia railroads on
which we have travelled Thus. on the Oranga
and Alexandria route, between Washington
and Richmond, the traveller is far less troubled
with dust than on any other we have ever been
whiskedin car, with, perhaps, the exception of
the road referred to by the Dispatch, wbereon
the same contrivances used on the Orange road
to prevent annoyance from dust are probably
applied. Would it not be we'll for other mil
ROAD managers to look into their applications to
that end L. =
APPoIsrED.-The President has appointed
asa H. carter to be Receiver of Public Moneys
at Augusta, Miss, vice o. c. Dease, resigned
Isaac Cooper, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Fort Des Moines, Iowa, vice p NJ Cassidy. re-
signed. z -
Messrs. VIM. w. Coreoran, Grafton TYLER.
M D. and Jacob Gideon, tre-appointed) Wis.,
ltors to the Government Hospital for the In
sane in this District, their late term of Office
having expired.
CoMMIssIoNED.-John Tayloe, Esq, of Chat
terton, King George county, Va, has been ap-
pointed Aid-de-C Camp to Governor Wise, the
Commander-in-Chief of the citizen soldiery of
the Old Dominion, with the brevet rank of a
Colonel Of Cavalry. A handsome compliment.
well bestowed truly, upon an accomplished and
chivalrous gentleman
LIGHr-HOUsE KEEPERS APPOINTED The
Secretary of the Treasury has appointed W. l..
Willard, Keeper of the Lighthouse,at Portland
Breakwater, Me-, vice W. A. Dyer resigned.
Salary 500 per annum.
Francois Duvernay, Keeper of the Lighthouse
at st. John, La, vice A. B. Shelby removed.
Salary $500 per annum .v.
TIE U. S. STEAM FRIGArE MINNESOTA is
expected to sail tfrom Norfolk for Chinu) by
the Both inst. if not before. D." .... ....-f
PRoNoTED.-Mr. VIM. D. Phillips has been
promoted to third class ($l 600 per annum)
elerkship in the General Land Office Bureau.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about clock a. m
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OPINION OF CUBAN JOURNALIsr-TheH a-
vana Didrio Of the 18th instant discusses at length
the late Washington riots, expressing the opinion
that we are fast approaching the volatile charac-
ter of the French. Disturbances growing out of
local elections in our large cities il had been ac-
cnstomed to look upon as mere incidents of hu-
man nature; but bloody riots at the Federal Cap.
ital under the very eye of the Government as
sumrd graver and as II were national character.
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BOARDING,

RQAR ID NG.-Mrs. BATES, at the corner of
- fenns, wanna avenue and 9Th street, having hsd
her mousse entirely renovated and it's accomlnosia-
lions greatly Increased, now prepared 10 accom-
lnoaate larger number OF permanent and transient
oodfuers. Her location is the most central m the
cty, and, as rearranged and improved her house is
now second to no other bsardng- house IN WashInf-
ton. boarders by the month. week, cor day. NAV
rely on receiving every attention. Terms modsrSl e.
Table boarders also taken 10 Sa'ff
ROOMS WITH BOARD may be- had at No as
~ lSth street, between g and III. Also, gentlemen
oo",M-laI-o WIN meals ~ ls-eo5tr
MlSS BOWlE'S Boarding -House, located IN The
~ wei known and healthy village of Bro,kvllip,
Montsomery county; Nd, will be ready 10 receive
summer BOARDERS fort few mouths cUmmenc-
ing from the LIST of July. ie rs sW"
MRS. r.. BAGBY'S date Miss KFrcHl BOARDING
IN ~ mouse, No So, south side Penn. avenue, fonT
date families and single persons with Roar Hon
eeNo'"'iuoiius iertlfs je S-eolm'
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
P.NEr POINT b SoLhSSf 3 3 NORFOLK.

The safe and commodious Steamer MARYLAND
will. On Sd July, leave Washington 49,
tSixth-street wharf, nj O'Clock and E.s$3k-A
Alexandria At "a O'Clock. D. m. onr<70x1eza<Aa
an Excursion Ia the above places, touching at Pney
Point and Old Point, and STRIVE nj Norfolk ne..
forenoon.
She MIli leave Norfolk again at . O'Clock D. M. for
Cape Henry, aLordIng the company an opportunit
tovIew the Alantc Ocean and enjoy the sea ar and
return to od POINT an time Ia view the magni6cent
toTthcailOn AT that place, TO bsh, lathe &c. leav
ing asin or Norfolk AFTER the grand display of ara
Works IRON The Fort. Next morning there will n.
ample time To- VISIT the many objects of interest n
and shout Norfolk and Port smo1th.
Returning, the Marv Hand wall leave Norfolk AZ Il
Bay 10y daslIgh and arrive al washins ton early
Monday morning. -"
crabs. &C. and all the delIcacies Of the on
and Norfolk markets. Passage, meals inclnded E,T
the round trip. So ;sfor Gent aud adv STA Good
music will he IN attendance.
VIM. MITCHELL, Captain.
III After the above trip, the MARYLAND will Div
regularly between Washington. Old Point and Nof
iolk. jeA-,d
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FROM Rio JANEiRo.-By an arrival at Boston,
Rio dates Of May 18th have been received The
annual session of the Imperial Legislature of
Brazil was opened at Rio de JaneirO on the Sd of
May. The Emperor's speech on this occasion
congratulates the Chambers on the tranquility of
the empire, and on the tourishing state of its
finances. new ministry has been appointed
consisting of the Marquis of Almida Minister OF
the Empire and President Of the Council; b. de
). Franco, Finance F. p. de Vasconcellos, JUS
tice; Viscount Of Manguarape, Foreign Affairs !;
j. A. Saraiva, Marine; 1. F. Caelho, War. This
ministry is called liberal, progressive one, and
may be expected to favor inning grafton and inter-
nal improvements. Much notice is bestowed In
the Rio papers upon various successful steam
voyages up the great rivers Paraguay, Uruguay,
Parana, and their tributaries. minimum depth
Of between twelve and twenty feet Of water has
been carried over 2, 600 miles from Buenos Ayres
to Cuyaba, the chief diamond district, and other
interior regions Of Brazil rich in Resources and
healthy in climate, but heretofore inaccessible
except by mule journeys of months In duration
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FROM VKNEzuELA.-The Congress Of Venezu.
ella adjourned on the Goth of May. The last ac,
was to ratify the treaty with the United States
which was accomplished by the urgent solicita,
tons OF tue Hon. Charles Eames the American
Minister, who deferred his visit on leave to the
united states: with view to press the ratifica.
ton of the treaty, and the accomplishment ~
other urgent business before availing himself of
the leave conceded by the Department of State,
put proposed taking passage by the packet ST.
steamer to Havana -
me country was quiet under the Constitution,
our Sill there was many dissatisfied with its pro-
visions and there was secret whispers Of revolu
oen. MonagaS has the power to make himself
popular with all parties by acting In a conserva-
Ve manner, In fact there Is but one political par
IN venezuela, the party formerly opposed1to
zen. Monagas, abstained from taking part In pol
The rain commenced early and great album.
dance had fallen, which will benefit the growing
clofS. H'..t. tt. .--.
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EIRE!-FIREm- FIREn!

klhE !-FlREM-
~ general assortment OF FIRE WORKS from
Hlass hopper to one pound Rocket These works
nave been selected with great care from the ceie-
efaaed mandatory Of 6. ]. Edge, Jersey City.
ne supply Is limited. Call early and ufe q
portion Tor the glorious 4th of July.
= 81 on ss'e ps f. NJ. EVERETT,
Is Ha No. 25l Penn. ave-, near 10th ~,
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EIRE, WATER, WET GOODS.

We have just received from Auc TIoN, FIVE cases
OF Goods THAR trere slightly damaged at the late
Etrs an NeiC York, consisting of Bieached and Tn
hea ched COTTON, CALICO, GINGHAM, LIN
IN DiAPER,I IRISH LINEN, HOSE, GLOVES,
MlTTS, and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
These Goods were bought at Auction Mt am I'm
nlenSe SacrLnee, and MUST BE SOLD IMMEpIATRLy
therefore GREAT BARGAINS HAY be ex pect ed
Call early and see them,-at
Il. BRICE HALLS,
je 3 st No. SIS Seventh ST.. 4th house above I.
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WV H Fl HtEfLb A1yTERANpGL azIEB
Will thankfully receive and promptly and neatly ex-
ec9te any orders m his line with which his friends
and the public may favor him. Orders can be left on
the slate second story over Cochrans Segar Store
40. ola Seventh street, or at Ridenour's Confec-
side between 9th and 10th streets. Those who mar
Intrust work to him may rely its being executed
with neathess and dispatch, and the lowest rates
25-2m
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Two LARGE CACHES OR SMALL
COACHES can be had for PIC MIC gyylQ
or EXCURSION PARTIES by apply S
ing to the undersigned or Mr.. John Hol- AI
brook. Orders ca he left at q. a II. Parker Co.'S
Avenue. WILLIAM WHAI.E,N
may q colin
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BLAcKsMIrHs' coal. = =
Just received, a lot of Ruum;ns cUMprp
LAND COAL, suitable for Steam Engines, DC.
+. :. MOORE No s85
I. 10 <f-Jt VIII street. west side hat n "A
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIP.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name of BOGUE 81
O'NEIIL, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN j. BOGUE Is alone authorized to collect
all debts due the cOncer and to the name of the
hrm IN settlement. JOHN ]. BOGUE,
DENNIS O'NEILL.
Georgetown, ID. c.. June 18TH 1857.
The undersigned Will continue the Wood and Coal
business at the old stand, No. los Water street un-
der the firm OF BOGUE 4 D0NNELLY where
every inducement will be offered to purchasers.
it, JOHN l. ROGIrE
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WANTS.

GSS0 PARTNER WANTED with $50 or
@s1s1O. sam IN cash, To enter into the grocery
and genera! provision business. A good chance.
WANTED-A woman to cook wash, and iron.
w Apply al No 40 u street between 7th and san
WANTED-A good BARKEEPER, one who
w can come well mmended for honesty. Adj
dress -. r." at this offce. ie 25-St
WANTED-By YOUNG MANIsyears of axe
w who 10 competent of keeping accounts. a Stu
alton IN some respectable place where he will make
hlmself useful. Good references gwen. Address =.
IT,. NO 4S5 18Th street corner of ID street. DE
WANTED TO RkNT-In the outskirts Of the
w City, or north of X street, a COTTAGE or
small HOUSE, neatly furnished. with ward and
shfde trees. For such a suitable rent will he p.id
Address Box lSi. City Post Office. Jed Il
WANTED-ln the family Of gentleman residing
w Two miles Rom the city, a good plain COOK.
one who can bring recommendations for skin.
honesty, and cleanliness viii Ind good situation
and regular wages. Apply to J. =. CkUTCHEI"T,
corner OF 9Th and streets. je I-tf
WANTED TO PURCHASER BRICK
worth from 81 .5O to about S4,oH. Ivy first paving
s5a IN cash, and the balance an annual instruments.
Also: For Sale-On easy terms, two desIable
BRICK DWELLINGS, each located within two
squares oil the Patent OIhce. One of them can he
pouyht ny paying In cash. and the latance IN 10
-. POLLARD WEBB,
may IL u No. 5l2 I'D stop 7th street.
"ANTED-At 3I7 Penn. avenue. south side
w corner OF 9th street, CHAMBERNAID and
WAITER. The waiter boy of from Is 10 10 years
OF aee. Both must be able 10 bring satisfactory rec
concentrations GOA may 1i-tf
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RLAKIs TONES PAVILION

rms iarorfe place of resort will he opened ON the
Isl OF July for the accommndaiIt1 of N1fi',Ts "
ns proprietor has engaged nne Cofilunf,sa
Gand ioG the season, and with has splendid Bsil LIZ
Room offers great Inducements To the lovers al tLa
eanee, while those Of more quiet bumoI ma, inJ
Fishing, &c. 's' VI "i
The Luxuries Of the Potomac and good Iilnors
Will he constantly on hand.
This Is known Ia BE- Of the heat hest places ON
the river, near Bakistone's Island "
There will be a celebration ON the Fourth of Iulv
and Ball az night. Cotion on the I'd of JuI, ism
and 9th of August. " "i'' ION
The steamers Columbia and Mary land lrnyes mas
sengers on every "Wednesday and SATURDAYS and
returning on every Sunday, Tue day, and ridayS
The steamer Kent leaves Baltimore ri n O'Clock
every Monday evenings, and returns on Wednesday
Post Ofhce-M ilestown, st. Mar,'s county Md
Board-Si25 per day for a week or Longer 81 50 for
shorter time. GEO w RIAKiSTbTE '
yo <5-<n Proprietor.
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EXCURSIONS. &c

GRAND PICNIC ToARIdN6FoN spRtN,;
n or GEuRe g w ASH NJ ros TESr.
n Rrfs ass GA FRiDAf, the sal ss4@k
The Boat viii leave 18th street wharf a, o,.la.,
fneeso l t.c 49, Aeu.ts = Cents, Children un-
the Tent. 80. -, = IL - ., W
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THE GREAT GREEN TURTLE. TIPPOO
w. F. BEENSrER would respectfully inform the
public that he mas just received five more Of r..
TippoO's family, and that daily he shall 400 !
ntlnue to do until he has served up n -
the descendants of this great mammoth o, the deep
Not only will this be served in every style by an ex
OYSTERS, SPRING CHICKENS, and without
partcuarzng further, every delicacy this and oths
markets afford. will he on hand.
Particular attention is called to his celebrated
LOBSTER SALAD which cannot be equaIled IN
this city. w. F. BENTER,
Union Hall, c st., adjoining the
10 25-eof Bank of Washington.
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on THE
Liberty Club,

The members of he Liberty Cub take great pleasure
IN announcing % their friends and the
pumic IN gencrlh that they tssve char Er61EN
tered the safe ard commodious steam-
er,Gs9Hss w SMINe roN and will give their MOON
PAVILION, ON MONDAY. June 10Th. 1861.
SCOTS Unritaied Brass and string Band has been
engaged for the occasion. w
The Reireshmeni Department will be furnished
by an Old and eN perlenced Caterer
Tickets on DOLLAR: To lie had frotn ann NM
OF the members at the bont ~ ' 49,
The Boat Wi loave Georg wharf NJ \ y. CITY
al 2, Navy laTd ~. and andrs a. csciork n N,
Coaches will cave the corner az 9Th and M street.
je 22-lWs - '"'
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EfSH-FISH-FISH.
ga barrels Dry Sailed ROUND HERRING.
ITO do PIckled do doAk
III do do Gibbed do
Expected daily 10 arrive per schooner Coast Pilot
from Boston. For sale low before arrival.
Merchants wanting prIIne eastern hsh would do
Well ~ gave US a call we will warrant them PRIME
HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
Je Dat l0l W alter ST., Georgetown.
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WITNESSES TRAVELLING EXPENSES.-The
Secretary of the Navy has caused to be printed
the following letter from himself, concerning
the allowance Of witnesses travelling expenses
when summoned to give testimony before one
of the Courts Of Inquiry:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June o. 1857.
SIR In future, when witness, who has been
summoned TO appear before the Court of Inuuiry
of which you are President, does not report with
In reasonable time after the mailing OF the SUBJ
pRna for transmission to him, allowing a sniff
cient interval for him TO have reached the CITY by
the ordinary mode of travel, you will not endorse
upon the subpoena that he has reported as such
endorsement would be equivalent to an order for
the payment OF his travelling expenses.
am, respectfully, your Obedient servant,
...0. 1. ToUCKY.
Com. F.. A. r. LAvALLErrE, President of Naval
Court Of Inquiry, Washington, ID. c.
VERY NERvoUs.-0ur New York cotempo-
raries are just now very nervous concerning the
probable destination of 1.-The Great EASTERN
admitting that if able to enter the harbor of
New York at all, it will be only at certain Every
uncertain) stages Of the tide, and that only by
the delectable way Of hell gate" They never
theless abuse other harbors-Norfolk and Port
land-at great rate, wherein there can be no
question concerning the existence of sufficient
water for the purposes Of the mammoth ship
Their tone upon this subject tells either that
the relative commerce Of the Empire City is
manger now existing.
FREEDON FROM NUISANCE. Richmond
Dispatch comments upon the remarkable alb
senee of dust on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
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A SPECIAL NOTICE.-To those of our Gus
"A toners having unsettled accounts with us, they
are al made of and will be rendered. III there are
any who do not wish their bills sent in they will
please call for them nj desk during the present
week and We must insist early settlement, as
" IS our uniform custom to close all accounts to st
July. COII.EY a SEARS
10 IS SteO 523 9Th st. doors north Pa avenue
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G9SA PARTNER WANTED with s3ia or
SCsIU. sam cash, 10 enter into the grocery
and general provision business. A good chance.
Apply at this offce. IL.
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R0OkS FROM LONDON.-Howitt's Homes
and Haunts Of the English Poets illustrated; So
Humphrey Cllnker, by Smollett, illustrated: 75c
peresrne Pickle, by Smollett, illustrated; 81.
History of Amelia, by Fielding, illustrated; 75c
Schinderhannes, the Robber of the Rhine by
LeItch Richie; 58c. -
Guy Fawkes, by Ainsworth; SIC,
The Coegians, by Gerald Griffin; SSe
Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, by Miss Aus
ten; SIC.
The 1.-THE Proctor. by William Carleton: sac.
The Emgrants. by William Carleton; 33c
The M unster Festival, by Gerald Griffin: 3Sc
The Rivals, by Gerald Griffin; SIC
Fardorougha, the Miser, by William Carleton asc
Je % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FREKDOx FROM A NUIsANcR-The Richmond
Dispatch comments upon the remarkable alb
senee of dust on the Richmond, Frederieksburg