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A STRANGE DELuslos-rns .larksville (La.) Cen

A STRANGE DELUsIos.-Ihe JIarksville (La.) Cen
trail Organ, Of the 29th uIt has the following:
Some two nights since death occurred in a Ger
tain portion OF our parish, which was brough
about in strange manner. A gentleman Twins
unhappily with his wife some few months ag'
committed suicide This so affected her that she
aften of a morning declared the ghost of the de
| ceased had haunted her during the night. Finally
one day she affirmed the devil had appeared to he
and, after upbraiding her, stated that hereafter
ahen she would attempt to eat or drink her fooc
and water would choke her And, strange to say
whenever she took any nourishment or drank
anything she was Invariably cboked. This COD
tinued for twenty seven days when she died from
pure starvation. These facts we have from gen
tleinau of uudoubted veracity.
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TBr TuRF.-Mr. o. p Hare. Of Virginia. has sue
ceeded in obtaining the Fashion course, l.. l., for a
series of races next fall, commencing on the 2tth
of September, and continuing at intervals for two
weeks. The most brilliant feature of the affair
will be a handicap race, in which fifteen or sixteen
will be entered. The distance-two miles and a
half-(the same as the Goodwood,) will be run in
the same manner as the English handicap races.
and will create a great excitement Such horses
as Nicholas, Tar River, Slasher, Mary Evelyn, Joe
cossee, Shocco Sue Washington, and others OF this
class, will run ia this race, which viii De for
magnificent piece of plate valued at 81 900, now
in courBe of manufacture by Messrs. Ball Black
of Broadway. This, together with the entrance
money &C., &c, will net the winner of the rae.
several thousand dollars In addition to the handi
cap race, there will be two four mile days curing
the meeting besides others of shorter distances.
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NESS TAEEsf-At GIBBS. of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not a earricature
aTways no. Resides We have never been deceiv.
ed by him with hambug advertisements. A thess
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores OF persons We take pisasure ia saying that Ir
sddition 10 our inimtabie AMBR0TYPE, We are row
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and coored, which for beauty OF finish and
accuracy of likeness are eqnalled by few and sur.
passed by none pIefuregof all kinds accurately co
pied, and warranted 10 please at moderate prices:
Temple Of Art Coriuthan Hail. Main street. between
dss IS ' P,E GIBBS,
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FIGuF BETWEEN CANDIDATES. The candidates for
the Cubernatorial honors Of North Carolina bad ,
discussion at Beaufort, N. c., on Monday, during
which both became excited, and indulged in laa
guage, which iually came TO b!ous. Judge Ellie
hit the s'first lick to use a school boy phrase
but they we're separated before any material dam
age had been inflicted by either.
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WARlNG A pEARCE, Druggists. beg TO inform
heif friends aud the puhlic generally that they have
removed to their NEW ST IRE. on Broad street.
above Ninth, and opposite the old Swan Tavern
where mag be found complete assortment of fresh
snd reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CIIEMI-
PALS also. English and French Perfumery, Lu-
bih's Extracts Hair an ! Tooth Brushes Fat cy Ar
iicles, Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my 7-ts
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Picnic. The teachers and scholar
NJ Trinity Church have in contemplation pio-nir
20 come of 10 the of few days, As yet, ths
arrangements for thi' pleasant ansir have no'
bsen eomnleted. but from what we have under
stocd fona a member oi the committee, there vii
| be no disappointment or sailars.
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EW~ FRrsn Lsronns.-I have lust r

E FRESH LEEonEs.--I have just re.
ceved, by Adams Express, a fresh lot OF swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
aele terms.
Z. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at ali hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
mr. 2s-ts R. Q. HoBsoN
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III I DRANIc, N DhaN Io.--In cvuse
Ia quenCe Of a change in the city ordinance rela-
tive to HYDkANTS, the subscribers a. authorized
t. put them up in any part of the city. We have
those OF the most approved kind, aud should b.
pie t-ed TO receive orders for the same We also dc
..li kinds of PLUMBING such as putting up Bs
hing fixtures. Wash S'ards, Laundry Tubs Water
losots, &C; also, Gas FITTING and Gas Works in a
superior manner. both in town aud couGtry.
CT YALE co,
je 2-Im l3D Main street,
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CRUELTY TO AsIaALs--ID q race ut Detroit last
week two horses were driven twenty miles in %
minutes At the end OF the twentieth mile ono of
the horses fell from sheer exhaustion, and died the
next morning. There Is quite difference between
improving the breed of horses and running them
a death, 4-HH
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sI5 THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FENALE PIkLH

This invaluable medicine is unfang in the OF
ali those painful and dangerous discusses incdeI Il
the female constitution.
1t tmodarates all excea5es and removes all 0bstruc
tons. from whatever cause aud u speedy cure ma!
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t Wli short time, bring
IN the monthly period Wit!x gularity.
These PilIS should not be Ken by females that are
pregnant, during the FfRSf THREE MONTHS, as
they are sgre 10 drtR0 on Miscarriage: tut at epe1y
othertHe md in eU.Tv other cd$e they perfectly
Sye.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs Heayness, Fatigue on slight
eZertiou. Palpitaton of the Heart Ii wness of spT
ts, Mysteries, Sick Headache. Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioaed by dsordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 81 pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain. be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
e@PURCELL, LADD 4 Co. Wholesale agents fOT
Virginia. M l2--d&cw3mS
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Masonic RE-UNIoS-The Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons, of New York, adjourned
sine die on Monday, after having effected full and
conpeie union with the Grand Lodge. over which
VI. ". James Jeukinson, presided The division
between these two bodies dates far back as lS4y
aud the reunion effected, is grand event amons
the brotherhood. C1ngratuiatory speeches were
made by Captain Rynders, %ames JenkinsOn, anc
John F. Lewis. Representatives. of the Grand Orr
ent of France, Peru, Venezuela, and OF the Gran
lodges Of Missouri, Canada, Minnesota. Saxony
&c, were present.
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MURDER TRIAL.-0n Friday the trial of Rev.
Daniel DOwuey, charged with killing William
Mullins on the 18th Of December last, commenced
in StauntOn, Va. jury was obtained with but
little difficulty. The prisoner is very much
bleached from his confinement, but looks we'll and
cllaerfnl
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THE FATAL ARRAY AT LEAvENwoRTH, X. T.-The
following is an account of the affray at Leaven-
worth, Kansas, between the notorious Jim.
Lane and man named Jenkins:
1t appears that both Lane aud jenkins were
living upon contested claims. The former bad en-
closed an acre of land, in which there was a well
that was used by both parties 10 common. Lane
recently locked the well. fenced up the entrance
to il, aud forbade Jenkins access to it. Jenkins
declared he would have water at all hazards, ana
L,ne threatened him if he made fOrcible en-
try into bis premises.
On Thursday afternoon Jenkins, accompanied
by four friends, all we'll armed, cut down Lanes
fence and proceeded towards the well. Lane
warned them not to advance or he would shoot
them. Disregardng the threat. Jenkins party ad
vauced, when Lane fired, killing Jenkins Instant
iy, and one of Jenkins party returned the fire and
shot Lane in the leg, infiictinga wound which con
fined him to bed.
Lane has been arrested, and was under examina-
ton Much excitement exists in consequence OF
this affair. Jenkins was held in high estimation,
and his death is deeply deplor.d.
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s SIsGuLAR ACCIDENT. Monday af
'erpoon last, while q party Of Young men were
bathing in Bakey's old mill pond. in ilenrico CO..
me Of them got upon the daI, to make dive, and
just as be Was 10 the act Of making spring, one
of his toes was caught between two plsnks and
torn from his foot. The accident was certsinly q
singular one.
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SHOCKING MuRpER-In Nicholsville, Ky, Friday
Joshua Arncld deliberately killed bis wife By blow
ing her brains ont. The weapon used was a re
yoIyer which he fred three times, each shot TAX
ine effect 10 the forehead. No cause Is assigned
for the murder.
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DyyL-A hostile meeting took place on Friday
near New Orleans betw cen Captain III. Maury and
Gel. McDonuald of Mobile. The weapons used.
we learned. we're double-barreied guns, A. hneet
,.acss Roth of the parties we're wounded. but are
believed not dangerously. Captain Maury was
wounded in fha arm.
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RAILROAD BaIDoss.-The New York Central road
has 52s bridges, only are Of iron and ! Of
stone the Erie road has 1876 bridges. none Of iron.
and Of stone: the baltimore and Ohio has 2ss
Railroad has lIo bridges, from i9 to e26 feet long,
all Of iron.
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LEGHoRN AND STRAW BoNNETs ALSO,
GeDtlemen's LEGHGRN and PANAMA HATS
BLEsCHED by a NEW PROCESS, to look as well
as new LADIES BAZAAR,
my l5-lm iTS Rrpad sf
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NAvAL.-The United States steam frigate San ia.
cinto, Commander Bell, sailed from Manila, March
7th, for Hong Kong. The steam fiigate Minnesota.
Captain Dupont, sailed from the same place March
18th, for shsDghse, and the steam frigate Missis-
sippi also sailed on March Is, bound 20 shanghae.
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PfR:osAL MOVEMENTS IN KANsAs-A letter dated
Leavenworth, June 2, says:

Gov. Denver is here, apparently choosing to re-
main on the borders until matters become quiet In
Linn county. ExGov. Stanton is on his farm at
Lecompton, but says he shall take the STUN,
against the English proposition. S. A. Drake.
Esq, Of Louisville, has been appointed by the As
socated Press general agent for Kansas; aud it l.
ez pected that the telegraphic sent east here
after will be more reliable, regular and satsacto
ry than heretofore. Rev !, G. Kallock, of Boston
| fame, is settled on farm near Manhattan, prac
ticing law. He left for the east this morning, de
signing soon to bring out his family. Mr.. and
sip in Boston, simultaneously with Mr.. Kallock
are still in Lawrence, living together, apparently
IA very devoted husband and wife.
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s~ACHILLEs AsCoLI, NJ D., Home
rathist Cate froIa New York aud formerly an Allo.
tthc practitiouer,) respectfully soicits the patro
nag" of the citizens of Richmond.
aS-U Ufiice on Grace street. between 18th and Sth
N B-Rsterences OF the highest respectability.
my Phys
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PEArES TO DEAru--The Syracuse Daily Journ'
saws that boat'a crew beat their driver, Ia colvr-
cd boyl to death, few days since, little west O.
Clyde, and threw his body Into tho Canal. The
crew were oil arrested at Newark, Wayne co.
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APpoINTNgSTs.--rhe following appointments Of
the President have been confirmed by the Senate;
Ed S. llough, Collector OF Customs of Alexsn
dra, Va; Robert Edmonds, Surveyor of Customs,
district Of Carter's Creek, Va.
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Fms.-Tbe dwelling houss of DR.. r. y. McNust
Of Princeton, Tazeweli couuty Va, was consumed
by fire on wednesday evening, a6th nit. con
siderable portion Of the household furniture wa; wa,
also destroyed by the fs. The entire loss 10 est
| mated at $1,000.
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NAVAL N0MEScLAruRE-A resolution was adopt
ed in the Senate on Monday, providing that war
steamers Of forty guns shalt be called after the
States OF twenty guns, after the rivers and cities
and under twenty as the President may decide
How will this resolution work In cases where
States and rivers are synonymous Is Mississippi,
Missouri Ohio Con npctirut
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DE.rH.-Captsin Patrick Calhoun, U. s. A., died
at Peudieton, s. c., last week He had been in the
service for a number of years. Consumption ended
his career. He was the son of the lamented John
CaihauD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R<sA. Barns B,rps n.rus

sF-fp - ~ u " !" fBNTHHi bhTHs -IJUI,
1old aud shower Baths can be had daily AT ali
heurs, M the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. and
Snampos!ing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street
Single Baths 3 cents or 8 tcketa for al An 10
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He DECLINES 1.-THE following episode In the
debate in the Methodist General Conference, on
the 25th, over a motion TO raise the salary OF
Bishop Payne-who was 10 the Chair at the iime
lis quite laeonic affair, and refreshing exhioi-
ton OF unseifsh devotion of duty:
@. w. ID. Rarris--I move 20 raise Bishop Payne,s
salary to 81 800 The Chair--I decline 1t. u.
d Harris-I beg the Bishop to be still. The
Chair--I have declined salaries before. Let me
alone, sir. G W. d. Harris-Will the Chair let u
alonei The Chair-The brethren will please lei
me alone. g w. D. Harris-Wiil You allow u
to vote. The Chair--I will not.
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HusH DowsIE'a MURpsRERs.-Ail the murderers
Of Hugh Downie the ST. Louis barber, have at last
been arrested. "NIck' escaped, but has been re-
arrested. lie has confessed the crime, and says
they tried TO effect it by the aid Of chloroforn the
day heiore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DW-PLAIx srArEnnsrs or FAors.


DR., HAMPTON. SOW aged SO years, speaks. Hear him
:, Are you sickf Beware Of imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
20 tne test OF public opinion. No art of pulling
can galvanize worthless article 90 as to keep IL up
rs gesd medicine IL IL be not really 90.
good medicine viii live, become popular and ex.
TEND its sales year after year. spite Of opposition
me people readily find ont its virtues, and the fame
oi them passes fre.n month to mouth with more ra-
plsity thsn newspapers can spread it. A living wit
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
tising.
- In prsof Of what We say above, we refer ron 70
oaiaptons Vegetable Tincture and it's effects.
MS WIN. HfaH, No. 1875 SoAth Paca street, Balti-
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
MIR. EDWIN NJ. SpRAsKLry, No. q Register street,
baltimore, moat dreadful of Scrofuls OF years
stan Ing lost number of pieces of bone. restored to
Miss MARY scorrLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
shed her fuends. Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suf.
Tered rom these complaints for Is months with bsdJ
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
tons 'esets6 Tpc.Irs After ether things failed
Mr. Henry c. Winn had cough for 5 years-great
weakness. &C. had in all five or six physcians; tried
HAMPT0N's iEG ETAsLE fINCTURE
- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
1t a. rifA-
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond; By
Petersi nrs By MORTIMER 4 MoWBRAY, Bait
Hs-si per bottle sir bottles for Ss. -d&o
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sT-GpHA lnrRoV VEmENr I

kfE~9PRA lNPPo VEMENT IN
EXTRhCTING TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce TO those wishing their
teeth FxTR.crrp, that be now has Instruments supe
nor to any others ever used. The simplicity and
the extraction OF tie teeth almost painless
fltiinC 20 briHg the oh The frSttridl breaking
IT, manging the gums. or injuring the surrounding
perts.
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing and In.
.ertng Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
once opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street.
Api4-3m
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ATLANTIC TuEGRAPa CABLE CoNPASY--Sepator
RieIer has introduced bill to repeal the telegraph
act of 1857, by which the treasury OF the United
states is subsidized 10 the amount OF nearly $780,
900 per aunum, as it now appears to be subject,
through the Atlantic Telegraph Company, TO the
rule and control Of the British government.
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THE WEArHIR continues warm ana
showery and Of eOursefhrssssns injury 70 shs sTew'
Ing wheat crop,
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90 FOR RENT A comfortable dwell
ing with six rooIns, cellar, good kitchens,
T-ls and we'll, on Leigh street. between lst anu 2I
treets now occupied by Dir Il ID Phillips. Posses
'C.a given Immediately.
A.zI large iot in the rear, with good stable
Apply TO- JOS JACKSON, JR.,
n,n It's lA1 Main street.
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= MANCUESrRR RESInENCE FnR

O. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR
I'll RENT.-InteniiAg TO discontinue honsekee
L., | OTTER r rcut' my SiteDCe in Manchester
ui4lainC tse c0:bt1rtaa: and good sized rooms
FI1 II them with fire places besides tNo basement
'g SIS, used u. Present as a kitchen ami servants
-o1G.
Tae houseis nearly new, and very convenient, in
Or .Eost healthy part of the town. and near one Of
g." he7t sprIngs III this region, aud commands Il
Is @; Ri huOnd from one end To the other
] SpulJ like 70 sell also ;hs most OF my House
Il aud Kitchen Furniture.
T. 20 - tenant the cent will be accommodating
lsscsSJn gwen Immediately.
AoFly AT this Office my ln-ts
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8 Mlss Sarah Pellet, lady Who has taffisu -
Utah. Ia delivering lectures in Boston on ths Aos'
mons,
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90 HOUSE AND LUr fOn oA.n--

III desirable HOUSE and LOT for sale ON 18th
,f~',el between tfay aid Nenable straets heyond
fAP corporation lins The hons' has eight comfort
s.ie rooms, and tnere 5s client we'll of wsssr
the lot Tho 10. fronts from IS TO 30 feet on Isfh
sal fJontiaS - teet that street For Further in
f.sGation. apply 10 n. kESSEY No rs East Main
street ar p 4 CLoProA, corner Franklin and
'.a streets, eith.r ui whom will take pleasure in
~ wlng the property, my 2S-ts
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E@~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKBYo and CIGARS No. 72 SIan
treet. f.
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nU9g INES.-LAIULEY q kO

.DUeE MEDICINES .-LAIULki & hU
II BINSQN iayts the special attention of country
Physicians 70 their large ami vuIed assortment OF
'T.rIium Surgical Instruments, which includes
Iea ~ every new improvement III his dcpaTtm"nt.
All the and rare remedies lately intr duced,
aunug which are All tho Compounds OF QuI1n MIA,
E{aulia Cincbouia, Biamuth. Iodine, Digitauu. Fer
9cv andes Faieranat+s, &c, &c.
F# arm ACEUT!cAL PREPARATIONS manufactured by
EGX-ELvEs an1 for which the Virginia Mechanics
Institute awarded the FIRS" CLASS DIPLOMA in
81. ani the liver MEDAL at its late exhibition
hr- Te1iCae3 are all warranted of fttH strength
e. pJr~-tl" same as are dBpensed by the snbscri
-rs iI aH extensive city prescription aud country
Il. :! iaas business
LAIDLEY POBtNSOS,
Graduates Of the philadelphia College of
Pharmacy, New Drug and Ph Fici1ns Fur
pi>htng Store, corner 4th and Franklin sts
ay23 Richmond
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roR RHwr AND sAr.H

g. FOR RENT--The very desirable
81 Brick Dwelling Housc, un Clay street bp,ween
sRa 'th streets at Dr' sent occupied by Mr. James
SittT, containing ten rostns and large garden -
Yr. m ses. o. 10 - "
=. x-sts sauN -r eyyc,
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eG- WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand ui our own manufacture, the best Quality
AIEk CooLER, neatly painted. Call and sup-
ply yourselves at
KEEsEE & PARIS Pottery,
my l4-ts Corner of 18th aud Cary streets.
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ne house AND LOT FOR SALE

III A~ IL s-ll. at Il great bargain a desirable lo'
li urS-f laar the Old pistillvry. and outside the
1rpgrst.o on line 1t has TOuta-e at "A feet, and
-pth II ln1 fe~t. Il has it twost0ried framed
Dwelling sui Is enclosed with a substantial fence
A aJGIu!ug lot, Uf the same dimensions Will be
giG also, If desired. Apply to
Ap 10 r CAUTH0RN
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NATIONAL FousDRY.-The committee on military
affairs in the House have referred to Hon. Chas j.
Faulkner, of Va. all the memorials, &C., relating
to the establishment OF a National Foundry, with
view to full and elaborate report upon the same
at the next session of Congress. This is q subject
of vast Importance, aud requires critical and
careful examination, which it will undoub btedly
receive. Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland
all have deep interest in this matter. He intends
to report Immediately on the assembling of Con-
yresB,
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WRIr or FgRcrnrsr -Y,.,erdav mo,-.

WRIT OF EJRcTnKSr Yesterday morn
market to witness the execution Of ! v,st - -.
s",n msns upon Two tenants occupying two shansiss
belonging TO the estate Of the late George O..
..ng.oa. me occupants at ftss bid defiance 10
toe deputy shersn, aud threatened vevsesucs On
all who might attempts to sispossess them. bnt !.
party was soon sum uoned who went To- work An
earnest,and levelled the buildings vita the rrou \.
In very few minutes. =