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business DIRECTORY.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, T. LOPEZ. cor 81 pr
Rnnktnx and Exchange.

poOiAS SrUMP,..... MAJ, :,
aAtkLOiI COkBIN.. -. Cor S-ccnd and Mr. ,dy
NiCkoiLs. CAMPBELL 4 CO.. Main
t"oh acknowledgements Main and Sec nd
McGREt'oE, LAWEs l. BLAkEMORE Nam
CHt BR bkO, BARROW 1 Co. Cor Nam % sts.
T%LLNAN. TOWERS L NcLEAN..H,cv.P q
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Fer Sale.

nSE HUNDRED ACRES Of Prairie LAVA A..
~ niles from Davenport NJ o. y. T. Ruacb's Dsru
Met splendid eJgprtpnAy M NM stnens. fs,i.s
very 'sS ImhAu Z. o. eADs
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:. Fer Sale.

LNOkT1 Acres of clcsslsns end snis~nnsIv sSsnt.a
J Lsnd adjoining the toNn Of FULTON, within /, m,,-
VI the kan Road, s lame distance fscH slr saessn
ct a ow pries@r cash. % ct~'it sssn on : portion
vi me pw ctaase sas,s y. - go
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Wsr0 " Cty. aa1 SUbasbaa
PROPERTY.

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~ ia s5f .tsts+
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pt.ni@u' VIII run % Ea-s Dav~npoyS Xey1ns
IN "sron snd wiii~ IN the service Of the Cora
" when rsan'rd 10 'fo~ the proprrty.
Dsveupsrt, psh.'9t. 1851. n - 1899
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0eAnGe S0DD, ~ water o. ferms-eia
Patli hsr Prov''.{ Nes York. ysss 10 Adv
voG. XVI. NJ :. MARCH 1885,. New S-ries No. ~
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The Yellow Fever.

At this early period of the year, apprehensious
are already expressed In New York of visitation
of the yellow fever. 1t will be recolieeted that
the plague which desolated Norfolk in 1850, was
pronounced by eminent medical authority ira
yelling epidemic and It's appearance in the North
ern Atlantic cities vas confidently predicted
The yellow fever did, In point of fact, make its
appearance In Nsw York, to limited extent, late
In the f. of 1885, did in Norfolk, late in the
fall of 1855. There are those who prophecy that
the parallel is not yet completed, and that the
seeds Of the pssiencs, sown in the autumn, will
terminate into fearful harvest of death during
the approaching summer. Should the yellow fe-
yer prevail in New York and produce as great q
mortality as in Norfolk, spectacle of pestiential
horrors will be presented such as the world has
never yet SEEM The Imagination staggers under
the terrific conception
The returns from the various ward inspectors
of the city show that it is In . more filthy state
than usual A New York paper says thst the
City Inspector, In view of the imminent prospect
ofyellow fever, Is about to hold a meeting O.
leading citiz to what they propose to do, Of
to have done.
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Tho Watering Places.

The advent of warm weather is beginning to
turn the attention of the jewellers amid brick and
mortar to the watering places. Scarcely have the
complaints of severe winter died away, before
people are preparing to make pilgrimage to es.
cape from the heat which they have been devoutly
praying for ever since last November. Our adver-
Using coumns will inform the seekers of pleasure
and health, of various delightful places of resort
both upou the seaboard and the mountains. Vr-
sinia has unsurpassed advantages Of this kind
Moreover, besides the Springs, there are various
pleasant and salubrious country usighborhoods, as
well a. towns, where the summer may be asreea-
bly, uassed. The rush to the mountains will proba-
bly, increase this SUMNER for In addition to
people, we may expect some of the Northern plea
sure travellers, who are already seeking new
routes Of enjoyment. The Central, Dsnvile, and
Southside railroads have the prospect of rich har
vest This Ii the last seasou that the traveller by
the Central railroad will have an opportunity of
enjoying the magnificent prospect from Rockfsh
Gap. The temporary track will soon give place
to the tunnel and then, he who would see one of
the grandest and most beautiful views In North
America, must Chamber up the mountain on horse.
back or foot. By the way, the visitors to the
Western Springs cannot do better than make
Staunton, with its fine hotels--among them, Nc.
CIung's, one of the best in the United States-a
point in their journey. There are many objects
of interest in Stsunton and Its vicinity, and the
climate Ia not surpassed if equaled, Ia purity and
healshfulness by any locality In America.
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A BombshelI for Sprftunl,.m

The Boston Courier has thoroughly exploded th.
late miraculous performances in Spiri.ualism Of
Willis, the student of theology. 1t publishes 8
letter from respectable Cambridge professor
who was presen. at his exhibition, and who fasten.
fraud and deception upon this youthful imposto,
beyond the possibility of doubt No one can read
this expose without thorough conviction thu,
these spiritual jugglers are grand humbugs, and
that their science does not even approach in adroi.,
ness the necromancy of clairvoyance, which, &C.
eordins to adis.ich quoted by the London Times
us the art Of seeing through
Those who're not sharp enough to see through you "
Mr.. Willis would better quit theology The
world has had enough already, and the United
States mere than Its proportion, of fellows who
"stealtbs livery Of the court Of Heaven to serve
the Devil In"
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DIED,


Departed this life, on Saturday, tho Esd inst little
EVA, youngest daughter Of Aaolphus Morris, Esq ,
Of this atty
No lstsf than Thursdsy, this lovely and Interesting
shiid vas amongst rs Q schoolmste. Always tender
end afsctio aate to her eompsnions and obsdent 20
her tutors this little girl had naturally won tins hearts
OF all who know her; but on Monday. when We were
al assembled In the old accustomed halls sner: We
seat vacant. and when we turned, aimoss ioloi-
lively, to watch for its little occupant, snuddsr
awe crept over all when they told ~ ahe wss ooao
The author Of this humble tribute to the memory Oh
the departed but recently acquainted WIN neI,
but vet enough to mourn and miss her And Eva has
carried it'll her to the silent tomb the tears ana
pyayers cf others than the afflicted family whom sne
has lie to mourn her loss
Thou hast left us, dearest Eva,
Summoned by the monster. Death;
But its God thu M ghty ever
Who recalls thy feeble breath.
Alas, how short had been thy stay,
When He who sent thee called again;
And thy younE form must turn to clay,
While many 90 much worse remain.
Then sleep in peace, dear Eva sleep,
Unknown to worldly sins and woes;
Methipks one hath not cause to weep,
But rather envy thy rspose.
30 ehaste and pure, even from thy birth,
Thou eouldst not long to man be given;
Thou was too brig star for ear.h,
And only fit to shine In Heaven ID. w.
At the re sid .nee Of her husband. Joseph Parsy In
Hanover county, on 25:h inst Mrs. GATHERING
C PARsLY, aged 81 years. She leaves seven chill
dren and large circle of friends to mourn her less
r. Christian Advocate please copy
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uWhat Next Tho "cIap trapo game
attempted to be used by those who desire to defeat
of charging upon him hostility the extension of the
Central Railroad improvement, having failed what
to think Of the asntemptible resort of such,
,o On .ne vs,y ts.t o. INC haae pa. eur
Presidential election voted for Mr. Buchanan? Faise
and kno,1n to fase the part OF him who rginated
1t Will it not excite the nd gnstion of every jult
man. whether Wing or Democratic
Alas. hat degradation do men sometimes submit
to- that they may effect end, at the expsps, Of
who does not know it. 10 highly culpabs in attempt.
ing to in1et such blow, at such q time. without
first assuring himself of the facts in ths case. Fair
play 10 all bis friends ask, for place In the Senate
Of Virginia could have charms if obtained by IN.
fair means. my cit
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c,11F DAILY DISPATCH


DAY VtOs 1s~St
>U-~~> G.v> Floyd .sd Gen scout;
5000 TO learn that the illusuious puo'
49,. and soldieriy qualities Oh "en' So"
NC ...a,,l,v appreciated by the presens u''''.
"s h..a 81 the Department OF wax.
eas. s'...or correspondent, Of New folA news
,s.,.,.,.. ,hst Secretary Floyd VIII fecom'
pay cor.r..s. through his annual report 70
meDr .,s.,s . literal policy, including An appro.
...' .,-h., approximatins the deserts OF
the war.worn veteran
$3.50, a..srves better Of bis country than Gen.
u.h.. no doubt, like other men, faults and
"..,.c;,Ie, but, take him all In oil, he Is about
:. .h,,.Irou. . soldier and as good .. specimen OF
~. a.. aid virginia gentleman, zone Of the oiden
.,r,. v =, modern dsgeneracy has permitted to re
mai. among ua There Is no military man OF the
rresc. period In Europe fit to be named the
..ne d,v with him IS . soldier Certainly, he
IA. the most magnificent personal and military
,r.ssncs our eyes ever behed Nature did not
inland 70 humbuz the world when Il gave such
uuuaistak able outward signs of courage, sasaeny
and strong will 1t 10 true "the minds the stature
Of the man." but we can never look upon oeo's
without believing that he was born to 90 n, g..
of the army" and that his mind Is as DIG IS n''
body. ,be
We are aware that II Is the fashion anivne ~,
politicians to speak dispsragngly OF 'oe on 4,
der intellectual attributes, because ne nn' L.
terisy In wire working and intrigue "e - -.
him the more for It. The Creator sdspts I'LL n''
creatures to the spheres they are to occupy
mole. with 1t. scan.y vision, for an undersroona
Iifa In se.rch Of worms, and the eagle WIN u.
blazing ewes and powerful pinionfo for the pure apa
vast empyresn. Scott with bis tall Frame mus
cul.r limbs. and proud spirit, cannot so down On
All fours, and creep through narrow passages ana
lick the dust from the feet Of the very dirty Is wen
\. despo.ic idols in political temples. Win a.
much facility, grace aud noschalanee as those
who are used to such work. But this by no means
imnlies any intellectual inferiori.y. The quahaes
tina, 70 to make great General are as Tar ABOVE
those required for q successful politician as hes'
ven Ia above earth. We are proud OF VIM
field Scott as . virsinisn, and as an American,
and rejoice tina. Gov. Floyd, with his accustomed
good sense and beraIity ha. forgotten all political
differences between himself and the great captain
and welcomed him to his cordisl confidence.
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Lord PaimerstOu.

The sturdy old Engiishman, who has gone
through the late Parliamentary election with such
astonishing vgour and brilliant success is said &c
have lately lost much Of his hale appearance, and
10 tread no longer with Al elastic and buoysu,
step. Past three score years and ten the lahore OF
such canvass as that just terminated, have lsf,
their mark even upon the brave old oak. Its an.
right form begins to bend, and the ensred br.nebe.
al mournfully. The white hair peeps out I'm.
.. from beneath the victors laurel crown,
~ 'ns c'nqueror looks out with lack lustsr gaze
upon sns vanquished lsgons and the spoils Of bst-
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Wealth Of the Ro,h.chils.-

x,.s.. ns TO the National Iatellgenccr, the a..
s.hs,a- =" s..n Of the whole concern Of the Roth,
so,ns ~ = only about $4,000. 900. A statemen
cor,.. :. ,o OF the press, which must OF
49," .nSo'reet. represents them 4, worth
..s.. - millions Of dollars In money. be.
.lass nfe. hundred millions more in real 800
.as annuai interest Of which would amoun, -
s0oooooo, greater sum than the whole Of ,bs |.
present fortune However, forty million, !, bs,,s,
than nothing 1''se'
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n Card.-T0 the Publfc.-It seems that
tbs Edit of the kichmond WING feels sep inter
cat for the mechanics at the Trsdegar Works.
He is fearful that they may be coercsd BY the
tyrauny OF Mr.. j. X. Anderson their employer.
Now We, the mechanics above mentioned, Wings
and Democrats. desire to say to al who may be 10
of6cio II 40 to eddie with business THAT far
az ths merits of the present candidates concern
ed we are abundantly able to judge for ouuslvs',-
and we trust We have independer enough to eae:.
else our political prvile regardless of the dicta
ton of any Individual AID especially that of the Edi
TOR of the Wing.
We also desire to state that the charge il delibe.
rate faisehood that the employees Of thu fredepar
Iron Works have at any time beea influenced by
ar. Anderson vote for him any body else
Many of Us have been 10 his employment sir CO he
commenced business here, and some of as have uni.
formy voted agains. him; but whether voting for or
against him we have exercised ju5g ents In
the matter; and any one who charges Us with being
influenced by improper motives IL an infamous slsn
derer
We are very sure that NO establishment en- poyiDs
equal number of hands has gotten On moro harmo.
niousy done more to advance the int of the
mechanics and working msn-and every intslliaent
mechanic will understand at once that such base
charges only istsnded to prejudice them against
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Port of Richmond, May 27-Hish Water 9 o'clock
ARRIVED,
schr Naiad, Homes, Baltimore lumber, r n Whit.
lock 4 Son.
schr Juo C Henry, Franklin, Cabin Point, lumber.
A Bslvin.
schr Mary L Johnsen, Cheser, Rappshannock
River. corn, Stearns Thu-ston.
Schr fremont Lane, New Orleans, moasses, Dun
lop. Monsure Co.
Nschr Farmer Reed, Potomac River. corn.
schr Z.lavus Bradley, Rappahaunock River, corn,
Stearns i Thurston.
schr Robt P Waller, Lively, York River, corn, Lo-
gan Waller.
schr Friendship. Nelson, North Carolina shingles
and ti,h. Womble & claiborne
achr Mary Duers, Burger, North Carolina. fish, L
Webb CO.
schr Jos Libby, Spence, North Carolina, shingles,
Wnmble & Claiborne.
sehr Two Williams, Smith New Point, sand to
captain.
schr Susan, Johns, Cabin Point lumber, whitlock
Son.
SAILED,
Schr Martha, Sibley, down the river, light.
schr Henrico, Wbipple, New York, mdzs, L w
Currie
CLEARED,
Ship Helene, Capt Vockmsnn. for Bremen. with
OIL hhds tobacco and tobacco stems, by Edw'd WIN
de Voss & Co.
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H MIR. Robinson and the Central Road.
If Mr. Robinson il now f. lend of the Central Road,
and wishes it extended to Covington the citizsns
Of Richmond generally do, how long has he enter
tanned such views?
Did he not vote against the city subscription of
800 00J, to carry that road to Coyngton?
Did he sot also vste against the second fubscrip.
ton Of 5000 600, which was proposed for the same
objsct2
How csn q man who has always been in . hostile
position to the interests of that road work for 1t with
hearty and perssveiing zeal, which is necessary!
my f8-lt MANY CITIZENS.
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q. An Extract from Edwin Kobinso.

II An Extract from Edwin R0bInsOn's
speech delivered at the African Church on Mordsy
night laat:
~ wish it distinctly understood have stated
generally. and l again Ieterate the statement, that
appropriation for any Improvement shall receive
my support to the exclusion of the Covington and
OhiS Railroad and the extension of the Centrai Rail-
road, and that II it be necessary to secure aid for
these Improvements to the exclusion of any other
works of improvement l am prepared to commit
myself to sueh extent and, moreover, that nothing
short Of the most serious embarrassment thereby
the finances of the State will preclude me from the
most hearty aid and cooperation necessary to secure
the speedy completion of the improvements referred
to-" my28-1t
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Er NoTIcE WHICH WISH ALL TO READ.-As
expect to leave here on Monday, LIST of June, for
Europe on business, and will be absent from homo
for some time During my absence, my business will
be conducted by practical men, and attended to as
though was at homo.
! have now on hand the largest and finest assoIt.
ment OF Boots and Shoes, tpurchasad expressly for
the retail srade) that has been offered in this
city, both of ay own manufacture, and also of the
shs best and latest styles made in Paris imported by
myself
werd 70 my country custom srs-Du:ing my sb.
s.ncs, w e. JOHNSON, who has chen living with
for the last eight years will attend personally
all orders received from them Those who are in
want Of harvest Shoes, will be glad to receive their
orders they will receive prompt attention and filled
at ths lowest prices ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
my 2a-6t 27Maiu street, Richmond, Va
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Municipal Courtesies-Fataik aiIroad A
Cidont.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 27.-The Mayor and Alder.
men, 200 firemen, and the Washington Rifles, from
Memphis, Tennessee arrived here to-day, en- route
for Charleston South Carolina. They were wei.
coined with the firing of cannon, and general
turn out on the part of our citizens.
Before reaching this city when about II miles
from Chattanooga. one of the excursion cars turns
ed over, killing George Moore, q member Of the
'Tnvipcible" fire company and fatally iniuring
G. Mendell, member of the Washington Rifles.
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Z ~ Joseph X. AndersOu.--Whatever the
enemies OF this gentleman may say, he has done
than any living or dead to extend the
ufscturing power and reputation of this city. he H.
there FORE entitled to be regarded great benefae
tor Ct Richmond. This fact the late Wing, now
American, party were wont fully to acknowledge
when honoring him with their confidence and suf.
fraaes es their representative.
my % Its JUSTICE.
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Fire mt Port Gibson, Miss

Port Gibson Miss Thursday morning, destroying
Makins blacksmith shop. the post Office, MIlliken'
dwelling and Keefer's store and carriage shop -
The loss il estimated at $780, 00 The fire was the
work of an incendary.
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q THE Firemen, In largs numbers, visited TY
LER & Co.'S yesterday. At ons time 1t was rumo o
the place was on fire, 90 great was the rush.
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~ THREE bales of Gun Cotton and four casks OF
Crocus Bromine, just received, and for sale by TY.
LER l. Co.. Artists, of 1S9 Main street.
Orders from the country will receive prompt ate n.
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ED In ra ts.-Look out for fraudu
lent tickets. We saw sample last evening printed
By Mr.. Clsnlmitt, hsaded--For Attorney General,
-; for Commonwealth, J. 8. Caskie for the
ssnate, 3hos. P. August for House of Delegates J.
X. Andsl SON R. g. Norris, and Fl. X EUyson.
We have no doubt there will be other tickets Of q
similar character to deceive the unsuspectiDg. Be
sure and vote the capital ticket. 28-1t
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NE" PuBLIcATIoE-'4Ths Discarded Oman
~ " W. N. Rsynolds." Published by T. n
se'sf'on. PhiladslphiA For sale by James Wood.
hoass. Richmond, '''u'
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II 50 CENTS for the finest Portraits produced b,
aid Of steam and 20 accomplished Artists TYLEI
Co.
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Inter from Santa z

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-The Santa Fee mail has
arrived. The Indian depredations were unusual.
" extensive and Col. Bonneville had started an
expedition against the ella Appaches
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Emancipation o. bred scoit's Family
ST. LOUIS May 27-Dred SCOTS wife and
daughters we're emancipated to day by their owns
err and taken to Massachusetts, by Mr.. Chaffee
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maRRIKD.

q, wednesday. the LIST of April last, b. the ksy.
r. G. Hoss, 81 the residence Of Mrs B,ocsenbreush,
aCRIjG0s and Miss MARY J. BROWN.
In Columbis, Fiuvsnns county, on Thursdsy, the
2otn in,taut, by the Rev. Mr. Rodman. Mr. Q. B.,
HUGHEs. Of Richmond, to Miss JENNIE H.,
daughter Of Joseph Hodsson, E'q
~ Richmond Enquirer, National Intelli ncer,
aud Christian Advocate will please copy.
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CWAN d. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000!
TICKETS ONLY $40

Owing to the great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public,
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers,
SWAN l. Co, will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the yesr.
The following Scheme viii be drawn In each Of
their Lotteries for June, 1857.
CLASS SO,
70 DO drawn In the city OF Atlanta Ga In public, on
Saturday, June 9th, 1857.
CLASS 40,
70 10 Erawn In the stv of Atlanta, Ga in publia
Saturday, June 18Th, 1857.
CLAsS Al,
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga In publis
Saturday, June Goth, 1857,
GLASS AZ,
To be drawn in the CITY of Atlsuta Ga In public sn
Saturday, June 27th, 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SLNGLE NUMBR6S.
1895 Prizes.
More tkow One Prize to Erery Ten Ticket.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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tin, .s.ortmsnt of 6ss NJ NcH RiO VeRs 20
which we invite the atteation Of our eustomess.
ALSO. on hand, = Hise suppiy OF Ribbons. frtnGss.
Trmmipss and Fancy Dress Buttons. saitahls for
The season., 1t lov prices
We are closing out the balance Of our stock of
psrssols st coat. LADIES' BAZAAR
nv N-6ws No. 204 Dresd street.
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A PoEM-St. George Tucker, Esq, of Rich'
mcnd, the Justly celebrated author of "Hansford.
has accepted an invitation to read Poem before
the Literary Societies of Washington College
Lexington, Virginia, on the Fad July next
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q TYLER d Co. have, within the last three
weeks, taken many portraits as would fill ter
hush Ell hsAketa.
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vv,, op,r.rs NAV 27-The steamer Empire
o, ~ w .rrived here with Gen. Walker and his
.,.g p from Nicaragua on board. He c.psuI.tesd
IN the let of May to Capt Davis, OF the U. ..
sioop Of war St. Marys, and was brought by MIN
" The Goat. Ricans are not known in the Ar
ticles Of capitulation.
Two hundred and sixty Of Walkers men came
of with him. -, c-r..,.u.
The Steamer Illinois, it'll the California MALE,
and O. 600, 600 In gold. sailed from Aspinwah' iof
New York, on the 10Th inst.
New Grenada has ceded An island In the Bay OF
Panama. 10 Great Britain, In settlement OF the
Mcintosh claim
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- Aucelou Nesice.-I ask atteutlon -
my sale This Day. Of Dry Goods. Panama ana Straw
Hats. Also, Of Dsson, he. -
my n \ CAuTnOAN.
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The Ohio Mt Pr

The Ohio mt Pi'tsburRh.
PITTSBURGH, May 26 There are five feet ten
inches of water in the channel to day-an ample
supply for boats of the largest class.
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DEAp.-Hon A. P Butler, United States Sena-
tor from South Carolina, died On Tuesday night
l,ss of dropsy. He was . relative of the lament-
ed Preston s. Brooks.