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SANDER and Suicide,

A correspondent of the Boston Traveller, writ.
ing from Newport, Me-, under date of May 90
furnishes the following particulars of the sad death
of young lady:
''Miss Mary MARTIN very pretty and intel gent
young lady of about twenty years Of age, committed
suicide by drowning herself In the stream at Detroit
the town adjoining this. She invited young lady
friend to walk with her, and seating herself upon
log the stream, she told her friend that abe was
about to drown herself and the reason for doing
She took off a her jewelry, and gave 1t to the young
lady, saying, i want you to have these In a few
moments AFTER her friend persuaded her to return to
the house, telling her that they would come down in
the afternoon.
"fhey had proceeded only about five or six rods
when Miss Martin caught hold of her friend aud drag
sed her towards the stream rod two, but sudden.
" releasing her held she ran and jumped ia. Her
fiesd gave tbs alarm, and brother of Miss Msrtin
came to her relief, but too late-fe was extinct
when her body was taken out The cause for this
melancholy suicide was sasder. During the pact
winter stories have been circulated to pure her
character. She prote.ted her innocence, and but a
few weeks before. while walking the place
where she WA drowned, with the yOang man to
whom she was engaged, she said, referring to her
troubles) If thought there were no happier days
In store for me, would jump in and drown myself.
Miss Martin was very pretty, modest and highly
respectable young lady, and her untimey death 10
eoly regretted. hope it will serve a warning
to shose who ready to circulate evil reports
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New Publications.

LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRoNTE,-ByE. c. GaskeH
New York: D. Appleton G. Co. Much ,nterest
has been excited in the Literary World of this
country. as well As England, by the two volumes
bearing this title Mrs. Gaskell ia the author, and
she has presented the public with a personal his
tory worthy OF the lamented author of "Jsne
Eyre" Shirley" and "VilIette."
For sale by James Woodhouse.
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF DR. I'm.
Inns Is one OF the most beautifully printed volumes
ior long ume Issued from the press, and does
c'eo" 70 Tue Appietons. DR.. Linn was one Of the
most popular and respected of Western statesmen.
.no represented Missouri for ten years in the Uni,
.sa states Senate, with great dignity and fidelity
ihis volume, giving a sketch of his life and his
services, is prepared by hs widow, Mrs. z. 4 linn
assisted by NJ Sargent. 11'''''
fof sale oy James Woodhouse
THE DRED ScoTr CAsE.-M, ao,,,.s .,
'e. u ,ne supreme Court of the United St,,e.
mas zone the legal profession, and The -
o''' ~ important service. by publshino n =, :
sized octave volume, Report of the -,
the Supreme Court of the Unitsd s,.," '"n
opinions OF the Judges thereof in tho .nu Tue
Scott rs John f. A. SANFORD" 1, con,.,a D,eo
statement Of the case by the reporter. Il go 'aI
crafty the general desire of the public to aas ~
report OF this case that induced the reportsr =, ~
tach it from the regular volume of the renor,s :
the decisions of the Court, and issue it At once
For sale by James Woodhouse.
HISTORY or THE UNITED SrArrs-rh. l..
plstons have just issued In one volume, a Scho,
Hi,tory Of the United States. by P. Quackenbos, a
n of New York. 1t is gotten up in very hand
some style, and If good one is certainly oue th,
Is much wanted
For sale by James Woodhouse.
MISS LEsLIE's NEW COOKERY Book.-wa b.v
In volume-considsrably larger than the old ed;
tion-"Miss Lsslie's New Cookery Boot. w,
suppose the author must be now = vsn.r.h,. =.
dy, but she shows that she is still an .r.....;.
one She Ia determined that the new boors -
the culinary art shall not throw the tins.hon..ss
ssxt book Of houseksepers in the shade 90 ovsr
hauling understanding her work, by the .dd;.,on :,
the new inventions and Improvement. NJ -. :.
she sends Il again TO the press, with no.s go
hsr own Signature, dated March 18th. 57 .,ro,,.
eng tnat she has 'spdssvorsd To render, ~
book = complete manual Of domestic ca. -, - =
~ W branches. Il comprises an unusual numhsr
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MARINE INTELLIGkNCk.
po,, of Richmond, May 23-High Water o'clock.

Port of Richmond May 23-Hish Water o'clock
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadslphia, mdzs
and passeng gers, H. E. futile.
SAILED,
schr Westover, Nickerson, Boston, mdze., D. Il w
Cunie.
achr Daniel c. Higgins, Davey, down the river
Schr Charles Carroll, Basnight, North Carolina,
light.
schr UIcle Tom. Reade, Halifax, flour, Bacon X
Baskerville
schr Edwin, Creighton, Baltimore, mdzs, w. D.
Colquitt Co.
sohr Union, Shslby, York River mdze.
schr Hickman Mason. down the river, light
Steamer Pocahontas, Traverse, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlam Watson.
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FfreiuW elIsbuTg, N. Y

WELLsBURG, May % "A fire broke out in the
hotel of r. Plat, at Wellsburg, Chemung county,
between three and four o'clock this morning, and
DESTROYED the hotel and grocery store and dwell
ing adjoining it, The progress of the flames was
so rapid that the inmates of the hotel barely es
capped by jumping from the windows The loss Is
about $40 OOO-partially insured
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snectsbe farmer, named William Drew, residing
near Edenvle, Orange county, committed suicide ID
last night by cutting his throat with razor. NO
cause is assigned for the act, though deceased n.o
been in bad health for two three days before It.
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COMPLETION OF THE ALLEGHANY TUNNEL
The completion of the Allegheny tunnel. on the
Covington and Ohio railroad, has been announced
The tunnel is 700 feet long, and was commenced
on the 18th of May, 1854, making just three years
in getting through. A number of citizens of
Greenbrier county, passed through the tunnel on
its completion, and a complimentary dinner was
given to Messrs. Humbird, Waldron g. Co.. who
executed the work.
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Treaty with Baden.

| w.suINGToN. Nav 23-The Union OF to-day
..;n. tho tart of the ex-tradition treaty concu-
dad At Berlin between the United States and the
Grand Duchv of Baden. 1t was NEGOTIATED oy Mr.
Vorom. U Minister at Berlin, and Baron Bieber-
steiu, Minister of Baden, at Berlin. IL EXTENDS
all fugitives from justice except cnsfseo WILL
offences of political character.
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~ The foIiowisg Gentlemen compose
the Demoeratis Vigilance Committee, for the var-
0u .o " wA.p.-H...h.v 9. Anderson, L.rli.
w. Gszsbrook Shelton c. Davis. A. G. Porter, Rieh-
ard Moore william w TipDs..ts, p W. STAKE
Gib.en. DR.. John Mshoney, Joseph r. jones' ssml
Henry Mii.r en al.:ae". Oh.
| mini, Marx Downey, William C. Huloher, A D.
simms. John oiszebrook, David B. Jones. N.
| roughly, Robert A. Tslley, David Gibson. Aug.
schai, Simon stenlein, B. Hamel, s, N. Davis. Jno
| miller. John Gibson, NJ. r. Starke, Vincent Bargs
Wood. =. ". Hsnsoct, joseph Hisrholzer,- A: D.
J.hn Appley yard, ". Ensi.h, 8 Porter Wrsnn:
MADISON WARD -Samuel Hastings, John VIII
son. John q. Diggss, George r. Holmes, w. w.
snead, L. Rueger, Hsgser.y. B. N. Allen. Miles
G:rtSn 1, John
Dooley joseph Foster, James Obsrby, William
w Crump, James Conway. Samuel J. Harrison,
dso' D. r Goooh, q. g. EsWhnss +. b. AyIett, r.
Schultz, M. sesssrs, franklin Thomas B. W. Totty,
DR.. d. b. Tucker: r. Q. WaddiII David Gibson,
'. A. Favier. John Ci.ndsniss. j. Britain, James
X. Caskie, w c. Freeman, A. Antoni. D. 2. john
son, William r. Watson, Benjamin Davis, James @.
Blackwell. John K. Martin, C. B. Luck, John r.
JEFFERSON WAsD-N. B. Hill, John Hsgsu,
Alex Craig, Geo. E. sadler, r. C. Burns, 8. 7. Ma
son, James Collins, Z. Nordmeyer, C. B. Hill, Jno.
H Grsanor, Thos Flaherty, j. r. Blsnkenship, r.
Lee, E. NAPKINS, Jno. Cunningham, E. stearns. r.
g. sanxay, Dr. A. F. Picot Jno. y. Leftwich, Phil.
Helfrich Thos E. Word. M PURCELL J. Augustine,
Nspthali Ezekiel, Jas Moore L. Autelotti, Thomas
Jeter, Richd w. Wyatt, Peter Mckinney, Thomas
Pemberton, John Lasy. Orange Bennett, Lewis
Frayser, A. Bodeker, Theod. J. Picot Hugh Hsgan,
T. q. Matthews, Jas H. Shields, Francis LANYARD,
J. B. Brown. j. Schriver, DR.. r. ?. Mayo. 8. D. Mo-
Dearmon, Geo Scanned, Ssm'l II. Skinner, VIM.
Bette
The Committees will meet Tuesday evening at
o'clock, at the following places: Monroe Ward. at
Schads Hall: Madison Ward, at Davidson's Mar.
shall House Jefferson Ward, at sadler's Hotel. 1t
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CELEBRATIoN.-We find in the South Carolina
papers, an account of the celebration of the anni-
versary of the Mecklenburg Declaration of indie.
pendence, at Charlotte North Carolina. Rev DR.
Francis L Hawkes., of N Y, was the orator. A
large number of persons were in attendance, and
the,day which had been clear and beautiful, was
closed by a ba given at the Columbia House.
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"Fresh Leeches...I have just receIv.
ed, by Adams Express fresh lot of swee dish
LEECH ES which will be applied upon the most
r. asonabe terms.
2. s.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended to.
Can be found q. all hours of the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night, on 9th street, French Garden Hill
my 25-ts R.C HOB9ON.
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Dsstttution In Michigan.

DETROIT, May 22-Additional information from
the northern counties in this State fully confirm
the previous accounts of restitution existing there
Contributions for the relief Of sufferers, from this
city and interior, are being freely received and
forwarded by the executive committee OF this
CITY,
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GEO. M. WEsT's
ADAM Gr9ne, of Mosssray; BY Mrs Ohphant, su.
thor Of Zaidee Msgdaan, Hepburn; 81.
Report of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of
the United H. s!ssss ana snot. o. 'H ebn
Sanford. Price SOC.
THE Life OF Charlotte Bronte, author of Jane Eyre:
Mary Bsrtsn, Ruth 80. with portrait Of Mrs
Bronte, 2 vols l so
THE Life and Public Services of DR.. Lewis +. Linn,
for ten yssrs q Senator of the United States from
the STATE of Missouri; by E. A. Linn and N sar'
gent; with portrait. 40.
ILLU sTkATkD School History of the U. States az
discoveries to the present timei By 9 + Quack'
| .nbos, A. M; Leo
GENERAL Atlas of the World, cont ming seventy
best authorities; by Charles w. More; with d. :
s.ptions and stststies of all nations to the year
HARD Words Made Easy-Rules for Accent and
Pronuncisrion, with Instructors how to pro-
rounce French, Italian. German, Russian: Nor
wegisn Danish. Swedish, Dutch, and other TO
BLUNDERs in Behavior Corrected; 12lc.
FIVE Hundred French Phrases, ADAPTED for those
who aspire to speak French correctly; 1?4c
MIND Your stops Punctuation made plain and
Comp siticn simplifed for readers, writer's and
| takers; 124c
LIFE Scenes from Mission Fields: A Book of Facts,
Incidents and Results, the most material and re-.
marksble in Missionary experiences; condensed
sh BY
| MISS LAslies New Cooking Book; IS
| RECOLLECTIONs of a Life Time; or Men ID
Things have seen in a series of Familiar Let.
| ters to Friend; HISTORICAL Biographical. Anec
dotsl and Descriptive By & G. Goodrich, peter
| Parley) 2 vols with portrait
The Norss.f ok; or visit to the Homes OF Nor
way and Sweden, BY Charles Loring Brace with
| Illustrations; Is
THE Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, by Donald Mo.
Leon, with poftrsirs %
wRTGHT;,s Provincial Dictionary, 2vOl'., tBohns
| THE soeeohes Of the Right Hon. Edmund Bu,ks,
| on the impeachment of W arren Hastings. to
| which il added aselection of Burke Epistolary
| Corresrondenos vo's; 200.
TRAVELS in Europe, by Edwards; LOO.
MEMOIRS, Journa, and Correspondence OF Thomas
Moore, edited by the Right Hon. Lord John Rus
| sell, M. P with portraits; so.
| THE War Path, sequel to the "Wild Western
| Scenes" SOC
| THE Discarded Queen. by g. w. M. Reynolds au.
thor of "Kose Foster" MARY Price," ac, sc /;
50 cents.
HARPER for June, single copies 25s.
| THE Works Of Charles Lever, Esq, vols beauti.
fully illustrated; 600
HANsFORD, q tale of Bacon's Rebellion, BY st.
Geo Fucker, Esq LIS. This is book which
every person should read.
NIB In press and will be ready by June lst, Lit
tie Dorrit, complete, by Charles Dickens Esq. Or
GEO NJ. WEST, Bookseller
mY25-2t and Pubsher Exchange Block.
NOTICE---I have this day appointed SO.
~ LOMOE LOVENSfEIN my sgslt for carrying
on and conducting in my name and for my own use
and benefit, the business Of Tavern Retail Groce.
ry and Dry Goods the busiaess of Farming, Market
Gardening and Dairypg, and the buying sad selling
of Cattle on and at the land resently owned and
cupied by -Engalking, on the Brook Plank Road
a mn r.h bv tha raid Low ENSTEIN
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The Ohia Mt Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. May 23.-There are eight fees
seven inches of water in the channel to day, Win
plenty of boats arriving and departing and reignts
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provfdence MuntcIpaI III,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., May % AT our municipal
election to-day, there was again no choice. Ste.
phen T. Olney received 1878. Thomas A. Boyle
6S2 and Henry j. Burroughs 1.0S7 votes.
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who occup led responsible position in the Depart.
ment of the Interior. and was formerly Chief
clerk of the Land Office, died this morning. He
was a past Grand Master Mason and known to
the fraternity throughout the country.
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a Candidates selected

u The Candidates selected by the
Democratic party. will address the people Of Rich
mond, on MONDAY night, at the African Church. at
O'Clock. full meeting of the people 10 desired
questions affecting the great interest of the city
will be discussed The candidates Of the other par
ty are respectfully invited to attend and participate
In the discussion. my 25-lt
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u Powers Patented Imperial Amb ro
TYPES are the only Pictures which will stand the
test Of all climates; they colored in miniature
STYLE and not reversed like all other cooied Am
brotypes.
They represent nature it is and warranted
Imperial Ambrotype. which can be had only at
POWERY Gallery ISL Main street.
Two Lodging Rooms for rent. my 25.-1t*
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- LIKENEssEs of all tue celebrities CT the day,
on exhb tion at TYLER l. Co.'S lS9 Main 1t.
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q A Card.-My name appears on the
liss of COMMITTEES men of the American Party for
Monroe Ward. Please say never authorized any
person to put my name to be used / am not
now nor have l ever been q member Of the Ameri.
can party. JAMES L. CLARK
RICHMOND, NAY g. 1857.
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Lynchburg Families and Notabiliiies.
A most estimable and talented Lady, native
of Lynchburg, penned recently number OF
sketches of families and remarkable persons o.
that place, They were composed in the dreary
winter, chiefly for the amusement of young
household; but at the earnest solicitation OF
number of friends she has consented to their pubs
LEGATION; and they will be sent to press as soon as
enough subscribers at one dollar each to defray
the cost of publication can be obtained. These
sketches may indeed be styled in the words of the
PROSPECTUS, Cherished memories of the past"
They relate to so many of the popular names in
timatey interviewer with the history and prosper
ity of Lynchburg, so many dear social recol.
lections, that every one who has resided in that
town within the last thirty or forty years or who
is related to any of its old families will feel per.
sonaI interest in them. We have copy of the
prospectus at the Dispatch counting room and i'll
be pleased to enter the names of such as desire
copies.
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~ TWENTY Artists, the fiaest place In town, and
the best of portraits for fifty cents, is what TYLER
& Co. have to boast of-lS9 Main street.
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Ev- Rally of Wings and Americans
will take placs 70. NIGHT, at Goddin's Tavern, on
Brooke Avenue. Candidates on both sides invi.
ted to attend. my q. 1t
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The General Asse mbiy Of the New School
Presb, terrain Church.

CLEVELAND, MAY % AT the Hsner.. Assem'
bly of the Presbyterian Church to.dsy, inc names
of several new delegates were entered on me roll
Standing committees were appo'nteu s and Tso
recors Of Mr.. Hasey, the treasurer of the Assem-
bIy, was read, showing the total expenditures to
bs hey A. 5as. and the balance on hand s55 The
report Of the Trustees of the Presny.e.'1n ruos
fishing House was also s1 rsad 'h0" eommunicstion
wss lien read from the trustees Of the Second
church and citizens to the Assembly relative 70
En- ,so of tobacco in the building:
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~ NoTICE.-The Truth is Powerful, and must
Preuaa Il in a former card, stated that intended
to give my friends, customers, and the public gene
rally, the best of go DDS In my line. II will.now re-
peat it again. 1t IL that which me to 90 to
Europe to purchase the very best of materials that
the world can produce, to be manufactured here at
homo by myself; and also to purchase the best and
latest styles of Lsdies' and Gentlemen's BOYS,
Misses and Chldren's BOOTS and SHOES, of eve.
ry description, and Of the vety finest quality 1t has
not only been said by gentlemen Of Richmond, who
are judges of good work and materials but by those
from Philadelphia, New York, and Boston who were
in Richmond last week, that they surprised to
find letter and finer work here than they could in
their own cities. l must acknowledge that have
net sold any particular MANUFACTURED acork for
t,oenty fire years; but that have been Engaged in
the business FOR over TwENTY.sIx YEARS, serving
IL years apprenticeship with Cook Ryan, and
when of age became oo.partner of Mr.. Cook, and
continued to be 30 ustil his death. Since that time
have been alone. say about Is years-so consider
myself az good judge of Boots and shoss and ma
tsrial Of every description any one and certainly
better than any one who served days apprep.
ticeshp at the business. ALEX. HILL
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
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u...h..,. escnants' Mecnnnlcs and other,
asrsnsn. and others wishing to have cIRcIrI .U
. snsMS; BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING
$500, &c, &c. printed, are invited to cali !,
~. '-'snase Ioo Once, which 10 supplied with N
styles. Oh quo 'A'e'
Our assortment Of CARDS. large and small su..
ness and Whiting, plain and fancy, .snnOt BE- az
eelled. %
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and yi.,s,.
and At Home CARDS, printed in the ns.tss. poa.i.
BILE style.
Get Cash PRICES. A call from thoes Sss,IsI .ow
Seseagtion q Printing q respectfully ssisd a IL
,ag.IIerAfCH JOB OHFICE,S sonsr of Main ana
Iosn streets. where can be seen some Of the 6nss,
bs"sns OF printing ever sxeeuted In THE eoun trv
JNo. D. HAMAHR0LEY "a.
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AKNlVkKsAKY PARTY.

n ANNIVERSARY Parity. -
Q"RI G HMOND JUNIOR BLUESns2
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
BY A PARTY,
TO BE GIVEN AT
CORINTHIAN HALL,
On TUESDAY, May 9th, 1857.
And respectfully invite their Honorary and Conti.
buting Members and friends to unite with than
CAPT. HARVEY A DUDLEY
Lieut.. Geo. w. Lindsay, Ensign III B. Tompkin,
G. Purcell Bigger, Corp Hush r Patton.
stephen d. Ysncey, VIM. A. Griffin
g. K. CIutchield. Jr VIM o. Harvis
seTst Wm D. sinferd, =. Emmett e. Dsprisss.
VIM b. Weisiger, VIM. b. C. Smith.
a TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
q TICKETS can be procured of the following
CAPT. HARVEY A. DUDLEY
Lieut. g; W ;. Lindsay Corp II =; Patton,
&c. K; cru,chfeId. Jr, W. O. Hsrvs,
Ensign H. B. Tempkins, Z 2. Deprest
Private J. q. Austin.
~ Kntree March at 8 O'Clock.
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q II any of the shoe houses Of Richmond or
elsewhere wish the best of materials or ready made
work will import it for them at the Same prices
that they and myself have been paying the import
Ing houses OF the North Ladies and gentlemen want.
Jog any particular kind Of Boot or Shoe shall be
pleased to receive their orders which shall reesive
my best attention. Al
nv 10 DIST cit
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u Horse Power for sale at Auctf0n.-
Attention 10 requested to my sale of Horse Power
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
Ladd's Lumber House, the south side of the b.
sin. 1HO8. w. KEESEE, Auet.
my25
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BEAUTIFUL Portraits, by TYLER Co for so
cents OF better quality than those charged 81 for
at other places lSs Main 1t. o'
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NEW YoRK, May 2l.-Clesred, schr Richmond,
James Richmond 23d-.Arrived, schr Jas fslken.
BERG, Rogers, Richmond.
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~ FOR WASHING INFANTS. parsnt mil, 6.
ron.d'ns' Cream Of Wild Elopers sun.r;or :. =,
'p'i's or lotions ever used Its rich msdc.,.d
etpievent' ehsfiSe and eruptions peuetr,ts. 80.
ell Druggists putty, sold BY
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co. = STEAM Depot Of Art 1883 Main st.eet. 40, Z,
'VO Po'.rs''. taken daily. Three taken at once. rv
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~ l0o KNOTS AN HOUR is the spesd at which TY-
LER Co. travel They work by steam.
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BOSTON. May % "A portion Of the pyrotechni'
works of Messrs. Hovey & Co, in Cambridge St.
were destroyed this afternoon by explosion. Only
one man was injured, and he not fatally.
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TEL 1GRAPHIC NEWS.
,rpoRyEn FOR THE DIsPAf ca


News from HaVSnAs
NEW ORLEANS. MAY %, 1s57.-The steamship
Cabawba, from New York via Havana on the 10Th
inst. has arrived ct this port. u
Sugars were Arm, and the stock ~ nsvans AND
80 thoms.nd hoxss Molssses was active, and
nrices 40 high that SPECTATORS had been driven
out of the market Frsights were Gull :,
The news by the Cahawba Is unimpor.ant' Sne
hrinRa no California or NLcaraguA aoyIces