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PRICE ONECENT.

|NsorfHEss CoHxnHcfAL CoSyEsrIon. .-4Ths tslS.
graph has given all the action Of aay Importance
.aken oy this Convention. The mail brings ~ the
"Details. The fsllowing IL m extract from the
speecn OF Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey, ,of Ala, in opening
the Conventions Asafs 3 - .e.ssss y :,
II welcome you, ss the ioreshsdcwinr Of that
other more Important convention which, n mi a..
tice and wroog continue 70 rule the hoar ana
co1nclis OF the dominant section Of our divided
And estranged land, must, ere long, assem-.
pie Tor the noble purpose Of puttfng the political
and industrial relations OF the South upon the 8
basis Of an independent sovereignty: whose cif
mate ana soil productions aud social institutions
VIII have that unity which experience seems to
have demonstrated 20 be the only permanent basis
OF successful government" 81 - zst5ss.-, -
The slave trade resolutions Of Mr.. spratt, of
Charlsstsn, 8, G., which are undsr discussion read
as folIowsas s7ss.ss s@a.ss s, f..ss-
l. Resolved, That slavery IL right, and that being
right there can be no wrong 10 the natural means
To its promotion. Fl" fs
Resolved, That 1t IL expedisnt and propsr th.,
the foreign slave trade shouid be reopened, and
that the convention will lend its influence In syery
legitimate way to that end. ,t-s.s.
Resolved, That . committee OF one from each
State be appointed of the means consistent with
the duty and obligation TO take steps 70 reopen
the slave trade, and that they report their plan to
the next convention ste + yssfs, ssss.a a.
MoSrGoxERY, May 1.-The Convention met
this morning at 0 O'Clock, and prayer was offered
by the Rev. Petsey Jones. =
Resolutions were offered by Major Steele. of
Georgia. aud Mr.. Breekinridge, of Louisisns, which
we're referred.
Mr.. Il. g. Scott, of Louisiana, had the floor this
morning, in support of the resolutions offered by
himself yesterday. He was opposed to agitating
the question of re-opening the slave trade. ss 4
The crowdhere is very great. The depot where
the Convention meete will seat three thousand
persons, and the teats appear nearly sil occupied
large number Of ladies are present at the meet
ipgs. - - u
x MosreoMERr May 12.-The convention was in
session last night until II o'clock. Messrs. Hill
lard, Harper, and Hubbard, of Alabama, and
Hunter, of Georgia, made speeches in opposition
to the re-opening of the slave trade. To-day Mr.
Preston, of Virginia, spoke on the same side, aud
tonight Mr. spratt concludes his argument 10 it's
favor. iF t5sF-&
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Rag CoueHs, CoLps, HoAnsxsass. &c

The prevalence Of tho above Complaints at this
season hSs has the effect of bringing out a host OF
rrofesseiiy nes specifics, and while some few may
be good, many useless and some even dangerous
To prevent dssppVipt nent the best to pursue
Is TO consult your family phy sican or otherwise use
'ly such remedies long public experiences has
roved, To be- safe and eifcacous. OF this class is
TLSR COMPOUND SYRUP oF GUN ARABIC. Original
ly the fsS0Tte prescription of eminent ph ysicap
it soon became popular family medicine and with
eut Advertising, has continued TO ENJOY growing
reputation fer the last twenty years. In all recent
Bronchitis, Hooping-Couxh. Group, Asthma, &c, il
sused With unparalleled success, most families
" u testify. rsEE E5, I'-sE
sold 10y FISHER WINSTON, MsApx 4 BAKER, A
BoDsEEs ac, st 2S cents per bottle. and in ele-
box. called TyLxR's ''G3Uh ARABIC CouGH CANDY
RoFS' fe 27-5ms
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ssz- MEXICAN MUSTANG L1s1xSsr.-

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the which
this article has attAined-for RheumatisE, Salt
Rhenm Burns Bruises, Stiff Joints or Galds. Sprain.
Pole Evil aud Sweliings upon Horses, it has no
equal for Man or Beast. No person will be withou
II who has once tested its yalue And with refert
ence to the general estimation Of the Mustang Lni-
meut can cheerfully say that article ever por-
formed so many cures in our neighborhood as this.
L. ". Smith, kidgefield, Conn" s. LRITOH. Esq
Hyde Park VI. writes, chat the horse consid,
cred worthless (his spayin,) but since the
free use OF the Mustang Lininient have sold him
for $50. Your Liuiment il doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching us every day, The hal;
is not told. Every family should have IT,. Beware
of tEsit1lioGs, Tue genuine Mustang is sold By al.
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BAKNES PARK, Proprietors,
an lq--d6cwlm New York.
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sSs~ HARrsHoRsE's HRALTH-REsrol

EF HARTSHoREEs HRALTH-REsToR
ER Or sARsAPARILLA CoRDiAL-Ihe Llts!ef the Ffesl.
Is IN the Biood.-PEEPARKD BY CHENIsr.-Fhe best
Rest0rer Of Health aud the best Blood-Purifyine
Compound in the WoFdl 1t does net contain a PAL.
tcle OF Mercury. The above preparation is suited
to the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race il inyigorAtes the whole constitution;
adj PIN plies and eruptions from the skin; give.
bloom and freshness to the complexion and is par tt
cuiarly adapted 10 the weakening complaints of the
sex.
1t is perfect cordial in taste. and acts like Il
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak and debltated from any cause.
Qnart bottles 81; small bottles 30 cents.
Sold by;sli Druggists in hichm5nd, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3l-d&cw3m
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kns- DR. HosrxrrER's CKLEBRArEp

s-)MAcH BIrTERs have doubtless created as much
sensation in the community for its remarkable
cures ~ any other medicine extant, Ii 10 a fact
that in the minds of many persons prejudice ex
iuts against what are called Patent Medicines but
why shoald this prevent you resorting TO article
that has sach an array OF testimony to support n
Iiostetters Stomach Biters' Physicians pre-
scribe il WHY should you discard it! judges. usu
ally considered men of talent hayA and do use it in
their families why should you reject it Let not
your preJu Judice usurp your reason to the everlast
ing inJary cf your health. If you are sick and re
Qure medicine, try these Bitters
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere. apIg-lm
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s9 SARATOGA EMPIRE spRIsc WATER

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
a. dessrs pURCgIL. LADD Cos, No. I22 Main street
HI .hnond. Va. by the gross simple box Also tOI
sale AZ s the principal Drug Stores in the city. For
analysis oirections for use, and certificates of emf
Reat phy stcians, circulsr, which be obtained
at the D uE Stores.
Orders may be addressed tn the Proprietors. @. W
WESTON Il Co. saratoga Springs, or at their De
pot, IS Barclay street. New York. ap i6-3m
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PARTICULAR NorIcs.--Great sale

PARTICULAR NoTIog.--Great sale of
Watches. jewelry. Plated are aud Fancy Goods a,
slction and private sale. by Il. ". .QuAsiEs az No
10 Main street, every day aud evening this week
Ladies safe az O'Clock p. NJ 30 ~
9"ntle>ae0's sale at - o'clock. .....
The richest aud most extensive variety ever offer.
e! ia this market. for sale above. Merchants are
PARTICULARLY invited to calf aud examine the goods
snd purchase either privately or at the evening
sales. All goods warranted as represented. No $50
MaB street. NH ~
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E6~ IETEREsTisG TO LADIEs.--When
in the course Of human events. Ladies and Gentle
iose one of the greatest natural attraetion6a
riBe head Of bair-it becomes matter of serious m
portance, and the question Is, what shall we DO 70
aud beauty In reply 70 this query, we beg 70 say,
try DR. HARRIg' HAIR PROMOTER and fNPR0yER. A
few applications wall stop ths hair falling or break
ing, remove dsndruf, keep the scalp clean and
white, and impart freshn and ygor TO the hair.
and sithough you may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use of Il two months will insure you
Igxuriant head Of hair. Call and yet bottle, and
u not satished, after the second application retnrh
h and get the price paid
4sk for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and 1mproyer
w PETERSON. Druggist.
Cor Main and l2tL and Main and Wall stsa
ms 4ea
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sas- Now OR NEvrR.-The best har.

tas- Now OR NEvFR.--The best bar
ssiasever offered at the Auction store of Henry w
Qusrles, No tSa Main street until Saturday April
10th, s3lds9 worth OF RlUH JEW ELRY at auction
aud private sale. aides auction Thursday aud FRI
every night At a o'clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality. being the stock Of retail
merchant from the North, aud must be sold without
reserve 20 the highest bidder.
HENRY. W oUaRLEs,
aps No 10 Main Street
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~CoMMIseIoN

1~ COMMISSIONER OF rHn R1vBMuB.--.
In compliance with the desire Of MANY Iyisnds,"
respecttyliy present myself g q cnndidste ter
COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE fcf ths
mend deem it unnecessary to make 3 further
pledge than an assurance Of the faithful perfbrm.
OF the duties of the Office should be the pisa-
sure of my fellow citizens TO elect me. -....s..-
ap l2--dtdA GEO. H. TOMPKIND.
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NA- TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THR CITY
atthe request Of some Of them, announce myselfe
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER OF
rhE REVENUE In Monroe Ward. tinwhich hare
ley, who will not be again candidate, at The else-
on 70 be held on the 9Th day Of May next have
and shonl pleased TO receive your support icf the
above Office. tl 81 h. q w n HTYLrR,
. fe 2S-dtde
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Boy DuDLsy & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Cheics WINES, Fine BRAN.
DIES. osd MufsKkYs and CIGARS. No. ~ Main
fa
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sHFTHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
tnEE ERR TED EEA4LE RLLLH


This invaluable meucine uniaiiing III the cureoi
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident t
the female constitution.
It nosierstes all excesses and removes all obstruc
tions, from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
IL is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These PJls should not be taken bg femdles that arr
pregnant. during The FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
thfy are sure 10 bring on Mscarrtd0e 6Gt at ererJ
Other time and evy other case, they are perfectly
flf.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue on slight
sxertion pnpitation of the Heart, L. wness of spr-
its mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by dlsordered system,
these Pills will effect q cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills. and encircled with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
poet free for 81 and poatage stamps.
K~pURCELL LADD Il 90. wholesale agents for
Virginia NH l2-ddcW3m"
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~ CLERKsHIP or rHE CIRcuIr CoURr
aF HENRIoo.-At the request Of many Of my friends.
annoupce myself candidate for the ollcs q
NH S-dtdes sssrfafuf JOHNSON SANDS.
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my SUFFERING RELIEVED. - During

the past six months. the proprietor of hHsRY. SrM
ULATiNG LISIMgsT, has had the satisfaction OF TO.
ceiving the grateful acknowledgements Of many OF
his fi{Jlc.itizeHs of Richmond who had successful
ly used the Imminent Tor the cure or aiteyiatfon OF
complaints requiring external remedy. The
public that il is not ornd to them from mere mer-
cenayy motives The Iiniment Is put mp in boxer
OF two sizes Price % cents and 30 cents, ana may
be obtained al most OF tho Druggists In the city.
PURCELL, LADD co,
M z3-Jms Are the Wholesale Agents.
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Iirne-3:56.

Time-356
Second Race.-Sweepstake for four year olds, the
produce of mares that never won race or pro-
duced winner, two mile heats, $50 entrance,
play or pay.
Green's ch IN By Cosmo, dam by imp.
w Winfree's ch m by fally-Ho-....... pd. IT.
To-Day the meeting closes with two mile heat
race between a b. b. by Billy Townes, and Lady
Campbell; and by a mule race, mile heats, for
which several of the long cared tribe expected
to start. Those who wish to see the fund will be
on hand. '".
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DR. JOHN F. JAcKsoN-Offioe No.
Il Ms;e street. Market Bridge. Residence, Rich
mond House, opposite the Governors Mansion
Calls LEFT At either place at any hour of the Gay or
night, will meet with prompt attention.
ap 19-im
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GREAT FALLING 0rY.-The revenue of the port OF
Boston, Mass, collected for the month ending
April 30th, 1853, was $32f,3 6l; for the same
amount.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
sI CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
H6e To THE VOTERS or THE Cry q

RIcHMoSD.-YELLow CIrIzESg:-I am before you as
candidate for reelection to the Office of CLERK
OF the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond, In
which you were kind enough to place me nearly
SIX years since, and the duties Of which have, to
the best OF my ability. endeavored to perform, con.
NH H-dtd - EUsTACE ROBINSON.
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mn. TO THE VOTERS on THE COUNTY o
HkSRioo.-I am q candidate lor the cfaos Of CON-
per District Of tbs copaty and respectfully solicit
your vote. IN May next. -...-
NH I3-ftd t7 COHBfN BURI0Ns
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s@ GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 2s1 on Main, between stt and stt
tresrs Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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CAurIos--Tbe editor of the Southern Planter
says that several instances have been brought 20
bis notice where cattle had died from eating corn
stalks, that h ad been chewed by hogs. gst
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IGy- STAMPEB COLLARS AND BANDS
for working; ALSO Stamped Linen Rapds and
Sleeves foT ladies. LADIES BAZAAR
2l--lm No lih krnad afrnaf
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p@-I am candidate for reelection to
the Office ofCOMMIsSIONER of OF THE REVENUE
n the upper district, Chesterfield county. znE
ap l5-d&ewtde* Hs s.st- w g RL0URN0Y.
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THg RAzEg SyAssaH. The old frigate sayan-
nah, which has recently been raced toa irst class
sloopofwar. will be ready for sea In about ten
days, and will join the Gulf squadron. fe4a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HM- DR. JoHs b. WALrnALL, (Iom@o-
Rsthis offers his professional services 30 the cifj.
as Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re-
sasuoe on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
Inns
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nA- DE-. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College to the Richmond House. on
Governor 0pFicE-with DR.. Peticoiss.
m
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nra Wnnrn RnAn1nn.-Whr is It that

co many suffer an | repne and dEag out BILE
existence uutted tor the enjoy ymonts. END even or
dnary pursuits of life, when relief may be obtained,
and heal,h aud yigor restored by treatment NJ
once convenient md SAFE well as permanent In les
character
To those who have suffered long with disease ui-
timatinR in ioss cf appetite yigor, &C the under-
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
tuesuferers in candor and sincerity pleasant, con
yenient nd proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
and sound body ard mind, without unpleasant re-
strictions hindtauce fron ordinary business pnr-
scits.
Ali discasHs Of private nature, from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic, strtures an irrfta
bic bladder &C.; also, Scroinla, Asthma, kheuna-
tism Piles &c. skillfnlly and successfully treated.
Dr. HkRets can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over if2z Main street above lltb, and opposite the
American Hotel, No -, 81 focr. Entrance on Main,
&th door above ith street.
From the date until the let Of June, pr. HARRIS
will not be Mt his Office Wedne .days, Thursdays aud
Fridays Of each week. tut from saturday morning
until Tpcsday evening, he may be consulted from
IL A M 10 2 + NJ, aud to X NJ. ap 2s-3m
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D@ LAM A CANDIDATE YoH rHB OY-
rIcR or COMMISSIONERS or THk RkVKNu1 fse
Monroe Ward go ~, ..4 - -.
NH l7-tde& JNO M MURRAY,
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r uRnsn9rxu SPECIAL NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. .''-'@
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

We are now prepared to forward with dispatch all
description of goods from Richmond to Lynchburg,
and all points on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
rosd, to Bristol, Tenn. fsE t.llL at. =.
Our offices have been re-establshed at all points
of importance along the line Of said roads, viz:
Farmviile, fs.r Lynchburg -,l 81
Liberty. Bonsacks',
Big Lick. Salem, Fi
Christiansburg, Newbern, .Q 81
Wytheyille, Marion. ~ .-- ...
Abingdon. Bristol.
CAREFUL trusty and efficient Messengers leave
Richmond daily at p NJ, in charge Of goods, mon
sys, jewelry. valuable parcels. &c.
Orders for goods left at this office will be promptly
called for and delivered free of charge for dray
For rates Of transportation, apply at the office l3i
Main street. $50 J l. MACD0NUUGH,
my 3-ta Agent.
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NATURAL CrnIostrr--The Lynchburg virginian
saws that lady in that vicinity, a few days since,
gave birth to twins, Joined together the whole
length Of the body, from the throat down; The
children we're dead, and have been preserved by
hysician in that city.
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Financial and Commercial.

The statement of the Banks of South Carolina. for
the month of April show that DE total circulation
amounts to q, ,7is77s. showinsA contraction during
the month of 1856 $40. The specieon hand foots up
81 being IN increase Of sios.274 Notes dis
counted on personal securities amount 70 si772ooo
showing decrease OF near $600.Gs0.
NOrthern Markets
NEw York, May H.-Flour 1rm. State uac hanged.
Ohio and Southern Aivaneed cent. per barrel =
Wheat Arm sonthern white ] I21a@t27H Corn
tnIl. white 7og72; yellow I2sTss. stocks duh and
lpwer--va S's s2,s. f4sE fe -
BALfIxoRK, May A.-flour steady; Howard and
clhio a ri. 1ify Mills held at 4l2, Wheat hrmt-
Rsd ii oSaa i.o.: white SIisgi2o Corn partially
declined. White. eeea6as yellow s69si- A
Rfchmend Markets, May Ii. -.
No change TO note In the breadstnn market to-
.sS St@ p = af p t-s Z 81 aAst = -tesH
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NH>To rHr vorsas o. HsKHIco Corr-
rv-I sm eanst.te sor re election 20 tho o(Bcs a
or TiiE hEvRHUI ron fHE
LOWER DISTRICT. JAM1S a. GUAM.
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A4~ TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO.
al am still q candidate for thu Office of C0NSTA-
BILE and leave it to you, my fellow-clizens 10 say
whether shall be permitted to serve you in that
capacity or not. GEO. WASH. THOMAS.
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EXTRAORDINARY AoE-A few days since, says an
exchange, James Mcdonald, aged 1l3, passed
through Railway, n. j., on his way to Boston, Mass,
on foot. lie served in the American army during
tba revolutionary war, and afterwards under Nspo-
leon. having been a soldier In the French army at
the battles of fsnlamanca and Badaios. --
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D6- To rHs VorRRs on TIE CIrY or
RICHMOND Il respectfully announce myscn CO..
didate for COMMISSIONERS OF THE hRvENu8.
for Monroe Ward, the present incumbent deciininG
sreisiection,. re- sa sss JEssk WAkkAI.
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D0- To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry Oh
RIcHNosD.-I am a candidate for the office Of CLERB
OF THE CIkCUIT COURT Of the City of Richmond
and respectfully solicit your support. Il 49, =,
NH l9-ts JAMES ELLETT
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DBr To THE VorERs OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il am candidate for the Office of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Monroe
Ward, and respectfully solicit your support.
t-- 2 ---s+ -tE sf@ GEO A WEED.
. Election 9th May. Three Commissioners are
voted for throughout the city. my l3-tde
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The rite Of confirmation was administered 10
seventy eight candidates, says the Frederick sburg
Recorder in the Episcopal church Wednesday,
morning, by the Right Reverend William Meade,
OF the Diocese Of firgiGis,
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SrsALIkG BARRELs.-Frank and Harry,
two slaves, were convicted before the Mayor yes
terday, Of stealing empty barrels from Edward
Petit, aud ordered twenty stripes each. lr 8
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WYMAs, the Magician, is holding forth
In as,,ohteat audiences. every evening, and usu
si, succeeds in exciting the interest OF ell who
visit him from time to time. We know Of no more
PLEASANT way OF spending an idle heur, than At one
of Prot VI g soirees.
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nT -CfrIgBNs or THE CoUxTYs
MISSIONER Of THE REvENUE for the Upper
District OF the County, at the ensuing election n
May next and reepec fully soiicit your su6fASes.
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~ To THE VorERss OF HRHRIco
CoUsry.-I hereby announce myself . candidate for
the ONCE Of COMMISSIONER Uf THE hkfnNU1
for the upper District at the approechins eecteus
and respectfully solicit your suffrages. bhoajd H
be your pleasure elect me, promise % discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and punetually.
!. NH 2I--dtdes JAMks d. HAuHHAN.
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THE TRIAL OF THOMAS J. MooRr, for the

THE TRIAL OF THOMAS J. MooRr, for the
murder of Wm. Ennis, was resumed yesterday
morning in the U. s. Court. The witnesses first
examined were Michael Ahern and Frederick
Chatelsin. sailorss After hearing their evidence,
the testimony of the Portuguese, who had been de-
tanned as witnesses for the prosecution. DIR.
Peachy, Coroner, and DR.. Burwell, who made
post mortem examination of the body of Ennis,
gave in their testimony also, VIM. G. Sallee, who
carried the coffin from Belyin's warehouse to the
bark
The prosecution offered no further evidence
Capt. Allen, of the owners of the 0ctavia, and
David Morey, late first mate. were examined on
the part of the defence; the District Attorney hav
ing rebutting testimony to offer, the case then
rested, and the Court adjourned oysr until this
mcrnipg at 10 o'clock, when the argument will
commence. -., .- .... -...-y. -.
for the present, In compliance with the Judges
request
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