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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
u\HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
~ me undersigned under the style and firm of A. NJ.
Mcfheeters Co., was this day dissolved by mutual
Martin having disposed of his interest, the bus-
only.
A: NJ McPHEETERs,
HENRY GHIsELIN,
J. w. MARTIN.
NOTICE.
YHHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Copart-
nershIp under the style and firm of
McPheeters & Ghiselin,
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
Wharf tue ''' S'a"o Oh A. 4" Ncfhee'ers Co., wis
Al AbskY N YsPHEEHEEs' sHIsElfE!
August 2, 1855.
We call attention to above notices and to solicit
We shai! keep always on hand full and we'll selected
''''A u " WHoIEsAiE HOLES E" GROCERY BUSINESS,
which we will sell the most accommodating terms and
Al eOnsgnments Of Flour W1sat CSrn, COTTON, Naval
promptest attention.
McPHEETERs GHIsELIN.
Wills Wharf:
Norfolk, August 3, 1858. 63-tf
w. C. WHITFORD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EAST FRONT-SrREEr,
NEWBERN, N. c.,
AGENT FOR
Smiths Line NeW.YOrk Packets.
GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED
June lS, 1883 49-6mpd.
BARRON C. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
y thern produce.
Dec. l2. 7-Swf.
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w. RAEDER,
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
SALISBURY, n. c.
"ILL FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIFICA.
w tons and Superintendent for Town Houses, Cot
tages Villas, Stores, Churches and Public Buildings;
Also all constructions belonging to Railroadssuch
Bridges OF Stone, Wood or Iron and all buildings re-
Plans Estimates given for the improvement of water
powers and mechanical constructions in general.
Hon J. W: ELLIS, EsGs5s9s.:i Es1is5asy. i: G.;
JAS G. TURNER, Chief Engineer ". n. G. RR;
& F. sfSoSToN, Treas asS W. N N G G. R R. r., stsesve
June 5, 1858. 46-6m.
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN ST, RICHMOND, Va
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND
- privately, and pledges his best efforts to obtain the
highest market prices.
He has safe and commodious JAIL where he will board
Nav 81, 1s5s. -' 'A''' "' ~ WINS ~ 4S-tf.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Zone door 06oue NeaD Cusona House,)
Richmond. Va,
rs PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS,
j CHURCHES HOTELS, &C.. with WATER and GAS, and
keeps on hand kinds of articles in the above line, viz:
STATIONARY WASH STANDS, Block TIM TIN Pre-, a, DIN.
with Marble IOpS, A"h'
RArH TINS SHOWER BATES, LIFT and FORCE PUMPS,
CoppER BoIIERs HYDRAULIC RAMS,
WATER CLOSETS All kinds of Brass Cocks
KITCHEN RANGERS and PLATED WORK,
SHEET LEAD and LEAD PIPE, GAS FIXTURES &C.
All work done reasonable TERMS a"d s'a'r0"a TO
gSve satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to all kinds OF Hydraulcs ethef
RErEnExcEs-Rev. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs Dodd,
and VIM. Percival, Architect Raleigh, N. c..
eg. All orders left with Messrs. Briggs DOdd pune
tualy attended to-
June 4. 1858. 4o-ly.
A. M. NOBLE,
HELPS, BLISS E CO.,
IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. $40 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
June 10, 1858. 4s-9m.
HAMILTON T. CARTER,
E,or,.ts. Nurservmen & Landscape Gardeners,
RALEIGH N. G.
All kinds of Garden and Flower Seed Fruit and ornar
mental Trees Greenhouse Plants Flowers Roses &C., sup
| piled favorable terms. a. .e
May l, 1858. .
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March 16, 1858.
Law COpartnership.

H. w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
TTAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
Ill in the practice of the law in the County Courts, will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake Johnston
Nash, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange
Office Fayetteville Street above the Lawrence HOTEL
where the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 8, 1855 ST
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, y. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston and Chatham; the Superior Courts OF New Ham
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts,
and Supreme Court of NOrth-Ca olina at Raleigh.
Office the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
a. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52--sw
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HENRY r.. BRYAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Raleigh, N. G.
June 81, 1858. 5o-tf.
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Raleigh, April Z, 1858.
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AGRICULTURE IN CALIFORNIA.

MIX >f lncfnr irnff fol
sorna State Aurcnnral SOCIETY held at SoCLton Il 70.
Meta with interest showing as Il doss the rans strides
WITH With tlis yn,,nr piac sts. 4; nL;ne T. tha A.
yeioncn AZ hcr natural resonrces The oI
lo,r extracts from 10 roort f cittse a,,thor,zed
10 vis;t the most noted rns orchards and VINEYARDS IN
the STATE contain se refarence a. q acricultnraI won
dersp which nav well exotic aston;shment,
:. Having taLen stasynar ~ socr.mento ,ve reached
HocL Farm the nrrsent homo ~ the noble n;opecr
Gem Il i Hnttsr This i a Hna haaIthv locat;on s;r
miles bsov M.rvav;le IN tina vest lan az tho Feather
river HocE Farm, has ,,non a ave hundred
cr.re v,nss l. FIJI b.syro iesdss : Iarca nnuier of
smslI.r o.. f,,ar,, ccs Also ayo hrrdrol
mach forr brrarsd A. fftv ,,cr,.oraret. and laroe
nnmiar ~ .I,rond nd o,;ve fraas ali Il laaripg and
tsartv6vs bnn,rd trses e nursery c.sn S,tisr has
made hoth ina and hrandv ~ arcailent oratv during
Inc Ia ana n nnnntit;es His orounds
Are ;rr;yatod from sirtv at daan tho water heinz
rosd hv stso ,,vcr and dstiLuted rver b;s grounds
in wooden Anmss
am "a n yn,rt Twas Ton ,,,,es from, Mana c;t He
farm comnr;ses thrteen Thousand ACRES nine HUNDRED
encl,,sed "a ,,ror c,,tv.t;r,, .ors hrdro1 ros ~
wheat a,,ax.a,s. .,,,~. tssh1, - AZ $40 !. 80 h,Ja
In rrnss F;rv arcs ~ issn rvstod 81 ,vhas4 tentv
two wears and ,sarc~e rcr n fstv lu.,e,
to tho mere Tn ha fit csrsn ~. nine Thousand rrnn.
vines three HUNDRED rrach trrcs n nursery two hrr
dred and fftv anrle trsas-naasnrei Cinra Mund;,
appe twelve ana half inches N and two
monhs vet n ,natrr Me.surc rosc bnsh nine inches
Mt haze two y..ra old snrealiny it, lateral branches
hundreds ~ f.st over tho bnu.e
Mana sonomn SAINT. Rnee Petaluma and the Russian
River yallevs iust vist Ar we'll worthy sneia notice
being .he most lovely md snota IN tho STATE
climate t,o b.,ry even ,ne.r t.mnsrat,rc s,out "a
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The Ovsrland Friend n China az tho seth Of March
contains ths details Of prosecutiea that instituted
against arm thas extensively engaged IN tho cody
trade, who had shipped board vessel for Havana
number u Apprentices considsahly IN exce~ Of the
vessels register. The proof appeared 70 DO conclusive
enough and verdict broeght IN for ths prosscu
tion-A nominal verdict amounting 70 but vary
mild osnssse Of the shippsm. Tn Nal chiaGy inter
esting to w. however, in hr - Il unvsls The pro-
Of Transforming human beings into mszrAaudise fox
the Cub market In the rst plaos the ship hce had
long been Oh the register Of sttsrsd' shiFpng end
bad besn begging purchaser 1t Hong. Kong r insig
niAcant &70Q but short time bsfore the
tract entered on And yet no less than two hun
dEed and seysntyve human beings conAdsd 10 her
custody protection for voyage Of many thousands
of miles. Tho shppers alleged the trial that they had
agreements With every cody board but being cha
eDged TO the proof only sixty nine could DO found After
leaving Angler the ship encountered adverse Winds and
had TO anchor In the straits Of EundA till the 18TH of
April during which period the typhus fover broke out
and by the time they reached st. Helena the 28th Of
june lone hundred and six days from Hong Kong fifty
FIVE coolies had died After leaving st. Helena another
disease on and many of the strongest taken
ILL., and died ct day notice Tho result was that of
two hundred and sevcntyfvc who left Hong Kong the
captain able to land in Cuba only hundred and
seventy-fye alive. Thus, ono hundred Of the poor
wretchcs pehed by the way The prosecution pictured
the cuelcs practsed board these cody transports
atrocious to DO almost Incredible The term Of
service Is nominay eight years. but the probability Is
that not q soul will ever return.
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"a NEw AuTHoRxHMrs Stevenson, widow Of tho as Hon.
Stevenson Of s formerly United States minister
about publishing series Of letters giving Of her
perenco the st. Her book said
have read H. abound personal description and pqant gossip
The above news has been going the rounds of the
newspapers all the Union for more than week.
We have not, for time, paragraph that
contains many egregious blunders Mr.. Steycnson's
widow in England certainly not the wife of
Mr. Stevenson their marriage took place long after his
return from tho mission at st. James. Mr.. Stevenson
married three times We have heard that his second
wife, Miss Coles, of this county who with him whilst
he minister to England left most interesting diary
and many charming letters in which her personal obser
walton at court and in the high social circles Of England
told in most charming STYLE Whether these letters
will be published not, cannot speak with
authority But. should they be given TO the world it
will not be under the authorship of the present Mrs Ste
venson, but by member of the Coles family, in
whose hands they have remained since the death of the
second Mrs. Stevenson-C Charlottesville (Va) advocate
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EX-PRESLDENT PIERCE.

The following pleasant tidngs of General Pierce and
wife, who sojourning In the island Of Madeira,
furnished by New York correspondent Of the New
Hampshire Gazette
" Advices from Madeira, via England. as late as the
10th of last month gave us atterng accounts Of Mrs
Pierces health, at which her many Portsmouth friends
will rejoice. The ex President still continues to win
golden opinions from all sorts of people, On the 9Th Of
April he had grand reception at the consular house. at
which the dignitares Of the island military, CIVIL and
ecclesasc all assisted well the English resident
nobility and gentry and the inhabitants generally His
manners, unprctcnding yet dgnifed charm everybody
Indeed the General his in political life next
to his talents ncontesaby great to his graceful easy
and c0nciliatory manners Would that many of
great men would cultivate the minor morals more The
personal popularity would wait upon eminent and
knowledged ability. The United States frigate Cumber
land, which still at Madeira when last heard from
tho island gave the exPresident grand entertainment
on board. He received with the customary salute
and each gum of the rgate answered by the Psrtu
guese fort MT Loo Rock and the imposing demon
stration attended his return to the Shore which was
crowded with the sympathetic population.
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"sy -, 1888,
NOTICE. IL HEREBY GIVEN has scaled M b received
this Department until tho 1h day Of Jnse proxto for tho tissue
portion tho whole four millions Of dolars IN Treasury
exchange gold coin u he United sc Deposited with
United tho Treasurer Of tbs Mint Ps
depha Of tho Branch Mint Nav Orleans tho As
Treasurers Boston, New York, Charsn, ~ Ious.
within from tho Of such proposals. under tho
tory Congress entitled authorize tho ssne
Treasury Notes." approved Esd December, 1851.
Treasury Notes will the hors csA
depoc with those officers tho credit n the Treasurer Of
the United es They will be made payable 70 the order Of such
bidder bidders shall make such exchange tho lowest
interest exceeding ax esntum and will
carry such frsm the date Of the certificate a uch Aepo
proposals. tho without coadon and
without other bids contain other acual rates
FOURTH oneha thrseurths n per One
per proposed sxchana
tho treasury officers above euumsraed whose
Asposo accompany each PROPOSE for
fu1nont the proposal NOT acccpsd, immediate directions
given such deposte should ~ proposals be
the provisions the act Congress- this notice. they
will not be considered
All under this notice b. seacd and inscribed the
ouc Proposals Treasury Notes" They will be opened at
department O'clock m, said lAth of June
HOWELL COBB,
May lo-2awti4Jnno Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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lstom The g. Iosh Rspahncsn June Still
This wus Do subject a 4scua1iou yesterday good
many disposed II believe the main feature
Gov Cumming had besn driven out OF Great Salt Lake
Cty-becanss tat tailed exactly with their Wishes But
there were Others who doubted tho story, and they gave
plausible reasons for 1t.
The express bringing the news arrived At Fort IA~vth-
worth on the lst and the accounts already pubshed
were q thAt date Yesterday met with gentleman
who left Fort Leavcnworth Wednesday, the 3D. and
who listener to al the discussions and read all the
etteIs received from Camp Hoott up 10 the Sth Of May
He discredits the Of Governor Cumming having
been driven out of Great Salt Lake City The letters
from Camp Scott OF the latest date make mention Of
what going In Great Salt Lake City there being
unfortunately no official intercourse between Governor
Cumming and General Johnston. We do not know how
this estrangsmOnt has been brought about but that It
exists Is quite certain. Tho letters further state that
Gen. Johnston had issued his orders for the march
to Salt Lake about tho fifteenth day Of May last but
the peace commissioners would arrive about that
time, It Ia p0ssibe that delay followed their APP
pearance there It Ia said also, that the troops
living mule meat but that information had been
ccived that supply Of beef cattle from Oregon was
within four days travel from the encampment of Gen.
Johnston. Col Hoffman. with supplies from Fort lara
ie 1t ID said, within to nine days march
Of Camp Scott. y. s{5 N -4....l.-4-k
to the Secretary Of State have gone forward to Washing
ton These dispatches were not put In the mail from
Camp Scott. They received there subsequent to
the 9Th Of May, with Instructions to put them through
with all speed, and II the two Mormons who
tho bearers Of these dispatches that circulated the report
that Governor Cumming had been driven out Of Salt Lake
City. This looks Improbable and incline think
that the dispatches from Gov Cumming-stil in Great
Salt Lake Ctyare the result of consultations between
Gov. G. and Brigham Young. We shall soon see how
this u.s. and in the meanwhile all tho movements from
frontier will g. nothing had happened look
ing to a settlement of this question.
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OFFICIAL.

James Bachawa~ Pyssidnt asss " Ass~iess ell
wAem z sssy
Satisfactory having hat TcAAa
- appOntsd = rtcsA
AsoA rsads N New Yeek Do hereby rec
declare him FREE 70 sxsrceA and oy such
functions powors and privileges allowed 70 the consssss
oral Of tho most Avossd naaons the United Gsasss.
testimony whee caussd thsee ss " Be made patent
and Uuiod bs hsreunto A1lxsd.
my The city q wAsAGoa ths 9Th day Of
H. a. june A. 1885, and the udopsadsaos Of ths United
States u America tho eighty ascond
JAMIE BUCHANAN.
ny the Prssicsnt
LEWIS Can, Secretary q BAts.
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MARINE.
ARRIVED.


Schooner Arctic Hicks Now York, to s. Shnn.
Columbia, Harper BALTIMORE 10 Wheat Brother
schooner Bciel Pcnneld New York TO j. c. Nevett
Brig Antelope, Gum, Windsor, plaster TO Fowlo Co.
schooner Hooper, Richmond, Va To T. Mehalry.
schooner A b. Terry, Crammcr, New York to master.
schooner Advocate Fields Salisbury lumber to smoo Uhler
Barque Albion, Lincoln Pinkham Boston coal by Fowe Co.
schooner McDurhy Hail. fa RIVER coal by Borden MulnS Com
pany.
n Edridge tffL ALPS A.ss
schooner ssk Hooper, New York, coal by T. j. Mehan+y
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No. 610]
Notice OF the Enlargement OF the Detroit and
B. ktnaW OlgtrtCts in the state or Michfxan

TN PURSUANCE OF the act Of Congress. approycd
May H. 1858, entitled Gan enlarge Detroit ana ssg
~ land districts in Michigan" Is hereby declared
that all that portion Of the present Cheboygan District
Nhch he south Of the line dividing townships and
s o. inc Inc dividing ranges ind will Do attached
Ngnaw Nstrict from July nex
Emu within said limit. be thereafter subject entry the ONCE
sAsAw and all TINT present 'sCheboy District
nE north Of the line dividing townships morrill,
m line dividing ranges and west Including Island Of Mue
M VIII ne attached to The 'Dcot Mstrict from and after tho
lnrnon $50 ' " ~ ' N :"
'n under my hand at the city of Washington this 7h day OF
'ise, A. d. 1851 TII0s A. HENDRICKS,
"ihc o-wow Commissioner the La
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The amended charter makes additional provisions for
the paving of streets 1t authorizes council to levy tax
coterminous property holders of twothirds Of the
amount necessary to set curbstones lay pavemcnts
either on streets One of its provisions Is
for the enlargement Of the corporation limits As
man ever saw city that unwilling TO grow,
man will wonder that the vote Monday nearly
unanimous for accepting the amended charter.
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The ExcUnMox of the Young Catholics Friend Society
to Glymont which takes place tomorrow, should the
weather be favorable viii be Of the most agreeable
excursions Of the season. All necessary preparations for
the enjoyment Of pleasant and cheerful day have been
made by the committee of arrangements Many Of the
tickets have already been disposed Of and the number
limited those who contemplate joining tho excursion
Ind better make early application.
The strawberry festival for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association over and yielded probably
ovor $500 the reward Of the generous efforts Of the
ladies' a-4
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E,OR SALE AT TAYLOR & MAURYs. 1874 Penn
sylvania Avenue.

information acquired tho authority with " The
Of Slavery by William Jaeger. Plce 10 cenis
WAat ths PreEs Say. fsa, stfs
Information acquired from the best authority with respect 70 the
Of Slavery ~ William jaeger THIS pamphlet rma
Suffolk county whore tho authos ssdss
snghten The understanding a mutludas all
North For this IL sp uupreteadng and scntenoas
possible He and facts
opinions and Statistics tho result q along and nqns Journey
the where he with
free negroes he Of sm Success
his pamphlet Let circulated. Nss Ye* Daily Meas
pamphlet explanatory Johnsons Systcm Collecting Deb BY
Henry Johnson rrce - cents.
PenumAnshp by r. Krke White
president PsansyvanA Commercial Institute York, Pa
Price 20 cents. (6tAr Juna OJ
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The whole number Of persons employed In Massachn-
sets In the manufacture Of boots shoes and leather, h
estimated at about eighty thousand. By the fourth
nual report Of the Boston Board of Trade just published
appears that Boston u the largest shoe market In the
world Recently several gentlemen canvassed the trade
from whom it ascertaned that there two hundred
and eighteen Wholesale obbing, boot SHOE and leather
dealers In Boston, whose
Yearly sales amount ......... 81 900
Que hundred and six hide and leather dealers, whose
yearly Observation-Disclosures. 1850
To which add the sales Of retailers &c. 1890 900
And have the total Of Observation-Disclosures. so1,iaooOo
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Em Exzvsxs Below the returns Of the votes CO.
on Monday for members Of the city councils, with the
exception Of those cast for oouncilmen In the
second precinct Of the Fourth Ward:
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- WORM RxADMa--Why il It that 20 many
susr and rusne and drag miserable wnel rs
caymee Ana even ordinary q ~. vhoa gshef BE-
ootstss1 - health and vsr restored esn
vespA4 and -. ~ we'd ~ psrnaAsna IL oasapaogf
h see who have suffered ias VITA tssss uss,aG ct
appct visr &c the undsrssns6 tsAsss ~
ssssrnG susrees sossty
proper pssseSptpns tsoagh Aoy
pursuits All
All dssasss psvsss saurs from whatsoever eaas stAss
cArouc vcanpes, fTtAh bladder h. aocesla
Asthma Rheumatism l1Ie skaly and successfully usaisA
Harris week during Nay and Juns,
remaining wodnosdays ard Fridays Il ecA week Can
consulted rooms, Naiioas Hoe hsn Y u and .
ri X y HA1Rf0, ~
Aay adm Rssidsuos, UeAMond, Va
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~ LADrRs' GRAND UMox FESTIVAL, at Philhsr-
noc HAIL. Peansyv.nia llh stss rassdsy
Wednesday aud Thursday evsAgs, June Wh, 9Th, 1oh r tho
Young Meas Christian Association
E.patAs hand engaged Every variety bowers, u,, end
rstreshmcnts viii he provided
nss's sanl..ny s:sslsmaa and lady cents cndrsa, IS
ceeu, ssa1ea ucksts 80 oonta.
June S-uAnw17us
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ALEX ANDRIA.

Ink AMENDED CHAsrn. -The vote on the adoption of
the amended charter for Alexandra of Monday
and resulted follows
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PsnspxN --sencral TsnrA Hlshman, ps~utdsot Of the
United 0Htes Agricultural Society, asd Hna j. B. Bar
sett pssdsuA 4 the g. LOuh Agricultural Association,
in this city. ps1scng arrangements for the fairs Of
those aasoations neat fall We notice BY telegraph that
Mr. Barrett has recently been nominated to Congress by
the democrats Of the st. Louis district
ForSD GuILrr.--ws learn ftona the Phladslphia pa
pe that tho trial Of Samuel Carson recently arrested In
Georgetown and carried back there to answer charge
Of PERJURY has resulted In verdict Of guilty 1t said
that the jury in delbcrston nearly forty eight
hours.
ExoLnH OrmA.--The management of the Washington
Theatre announce the opening Of English opera
evening In the present death Of amusement
the opcn will doubtless be greeted by full houses.
SAIz PAISrISas.-There will be sale of paintings
at Boteler's rooms, Iron Hail. this morning at ten
o clock tr
The MuslC THE PHxsIDEsTs GROUNDS this afternoon
will doubtless attract crowd Of citizens and strangers
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