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MISS MARY DEvL1N-as our play.goers

will be gratiied 70 iearn-has returned to the
Richmond theatre for 9 short time, where she is
now holding forth to delighted audiences. Miss
ID. is one OF the most popular actresses that has
appeared on onr boards for many years, and there
is very little donbt that she will continue to in
crease in public favor she ripens in experience.
Let her old friends remember her this evening aud
give her a crowded house.
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The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. sam1 Barnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings. az 81 O'Clock A. VI.
and the GLEN COVE, Capt John Davis, every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all th'
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CHuacH BuRxEp.-.The Presbyterian Church, as
Denton, New York, was destroyed hy hre few
days since, nothing being saved but the Bible and
lew cushions
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49, wux snrrrR wIrn RHEumAr1sM,

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain
n any part of the limbs or body, stomach or howels,
when You can be cured instantly with HARFS-
aORNE's CUREALLt 1t is fine tonic for weas
tomachs and bowels giving them tone and strength
o digest food TINS curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
ia Let all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL.
LADD & Co. or other Druggistsin Richmond Bot
les 21 and 50 cents. &c I0--om
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ssss- A Nsw Hair DYE.-We have seen

freat many LIQUID Hair Dyes, highly extorted and
een many Of our friends use them, hut never have
e seen tho color sought for obtained whore persoD'
,nply II themselves If any OF our rcvGers wish tf
rel their Hair, Whiskers or MustaUche, changed
rom red light or gray a most beautiful Black Oh
Brown and without the least injury to the hair OF
,kin we would advice them To call on
IIOBSoN, under the American Hotel,
d. ~ Entrance on llth street.
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nss.RIrrgR's NEW TRuss AND SUl

EGJGEoRGS d. STEEL, Dentist, Otiice
.nd residence No. 23i, Main. between sth and sth
freers Richmond Va my A-iy
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DEP ssaw.--The Utica New York; Observer
SAYS that the snow is deep at Paland, tn Iiefkt
msr county, that the farmers are obliged 70 tsks
snow.shoveis In hand 10 break the way for ihsii
teams.
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Hon. John Wentworth, Mayor of chicago slip
ped and fell TO the pavement on the sth inst DIE
iocating his shoulder by the accident.
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PowHATAN House,
RICHMOND. Feb. 18th. lS5s


WH L. Jackson, Esq,
DEAR SIR: | casually stepped into the rotunda Of
the Exc hange Hotel this evening, where my atten-
ton was drawn to certain remarks made by sir
CALpvEIL. Senator from Ohio county, touching Your
known to you. He was speaking OF bill for the
consolidation of the Northwestern Virginia and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads, TO a gentleman un
known to me. In the course of his conversation he
ena ked that the measure would not have received
the votes of five Senators if it had not been for you
or your management--that the Lieut.. Governor
had no vote. and it was never designed that he
should he swaying mems minds on questions pend
ing before the Senate; that your conduct was
prostitution Of your official position, and was i'm
peachabIe. Then addressing his conversation to
me, he further remarked that he said 80 even
though ii vas to relation OF yours.
inferred that his aiusion to our relationship
originated from a desire on his part that the
charges he made against you should be communi-
Gated. Whether he did not his declarations
were made publicly and in public place, aud
have endeavured to communicate them nearly
in his own languageas possible.
felt Indignant at his remark, aud would have
resented it upon the spot but it Immediately oc-
curing to me, that it was An attack upon yOur
official transactions as Lieutenant Governor, which
you should have an opportunity of repclling,
deemed it proper merely to communicate what oc-
Cured, which have done.
1t is due to Senator CALDWELL. to state, that his
remarks were evidently made under q high degree
of excitement.
| am, very respectfully. &c,
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EarcrISd STAsps.--Workmen are now
engaged In erecting stands aronnd the Washing
ton Monument for the use Of the orator and poets,
invited guests, etc. ON the I'll.
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s~HAIR CUTTIsa.-To the CT

and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish To get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you to call on HOBSDN, at ms Haif
Cutting Room under the American Hotel-entranie e
IN llth street. =.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATES can be had at
Ill hours. Single Baths 25 cents, or tcAets ior si
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r6s. s.SRcrRr TILE SHADOW. ERE

suR~TAYCg FApE"-If you wish FINE Picture, call
1t WIITEnURSTS old Gallery, (the best sky
light in the cty) and examine the specimens OF art
prniuceh by WATSON. They warranted not to
S4ie nor to be ra 4ily deaced-equal TO the best in
he United States and - per cent cheaper than any
DthtT in lie city.
Pictures taken from A. VI. to 7. NJ. Pictures
,oprd and either enlarged or dimin shed.
Melainotypcs and Penotypes, fer transmission by
mail.
Photographs, lst sitting. 81 Duplicates 81 each.
So Remember, II Main strcet.~aA
IT-1kCWlm
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RICHMOND. Jan. II, lS5s
TO UE. hAHN,
Once corner 29d and Main streets.
neg DEAR SIR: | feel il duty | owe

TO YOU to state TO the public the successful removal
of a Tumor from the side of my neck of serenteen
years standing, weighing upwards Of sir pounds,
without tbs use of knife or the loss OF blond-and
Of which | am now well. | was examined by DIR.
Warner of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced 90 chances against me ny
cutting it, also did other eminent physicians
throug ghout the country. Yours, kca
JAMES MILLER.
Resdence-Perkinsville Goochland CO.. Va.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATrHRa
HEAVY RoBEERY.-Yes,srd.n.s. o

grocery keeper on west 18th street n.ar ,h.
market arch, met with heavy robbery. He baJ
closed his front door aud gone into barber .bon
near by to get shaved. In his absence some owe
climbed over the rear fence entered the back door
forced the middle one leading into the grocery.
anu searching the drawer. discovered his pocket
book containing sbout 500 In money and some
papers, which were CARED of. The thief must
have known Sir. Dwyers habits, a, we'll as being
acquainted With the premises, TO carry out such q
daring robbery In broad day light When Mr.
Dwyer returned to his house and found that he
had been robbed, he apprised the police of the
fact. but up TO late hour last evening, no trace
OF the robber had been discovered, Mr.. Dwyer Is
an economical man, aud has heretofore been too
much afraid of banks to trnst them with the
keeping Of his precious treasure.
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Losr CHmp.-We understand that lost
girl, about hve years OF age. may be fouad by her
parents by calling at Mr.. Sales, on Church Tin.
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pen To rus Vo1YRs OF HENRICo Cow
s-,ge To rnE VorfRs OF ruE CouNr,

ri rezpA,sfully announce myself Candidate for
The .lfcs Il Clr7k uf Heuico Ccunty Court at the
oig<t' ia May next. TEMPLE ELLETT.
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MuRpERors AFFRAY IN BALTIMoRE.-on Sunday
morning, abent o'clock, youDg man named
fhomas Carmau went ts the house of his brother.
VIM. Carman, No 4, Bath street. Baltimore, ana
asked admission, which was refused, he being IN
texicated, when he threatened to break the door
if it was not opened. His brother opened the door
to expostulate with him. but he forced his way
into the room, and commenced an attack upon his
brother when three men who were in the room,
came to his assistance, and the drunken man drew
double-edged dagger about eight inches in
length, and commenced an indiscriminate attack
npon them, each one of the four receiving slight
stabs. Officer Gosnell, who attracted by the
cries Of murder, attempted to arres. Carman, when
he made an effort TO stab him also The officer i'm
mediately drew his revolver aud red, the ball ta-
king effect in the right side, strikiH the rib, aud
glanced upwards and lodged over the breast hone.
After receiving the shot, he jumped through u
window, out upon the balcony, and from thence to
shed, but tripping upon the root of the same, be
was precpitated upon the ground, distance of 10
feet He fell upsn his head, causing frightfui
wound, and rendering him insensible. Carman,
whose injuries are not dangerous, was afterwards
committed 20 Jail.
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as Ilr>KlcG Il hcr,hy announce myself candidate
t,r ,he nffca ut COMM ~SlOAER or THE REVE-
NuF tol lke upper District, at the approach 'ng
election. and respectfully solicit vouT sHtltages-
sjaut il ba youg pleasure to elect ne promise "a
Ai.arg@ the iutz of the office faithfus and puuC-
fualjs f. feIG-Il3ts JAMES ID. VAUGHAN,
reeu SHERIFFALrY OF HEsRICo.-I am
-an9ti4tr for reelection 70 the office Of SHERIFF
ct Hcnricc JN0. A. HUTCHES0N.
40 Fy-Isfa
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The Procession will move from 21st up Main 20
2i, along ID to Broad, down Broad 20 10th, and
thence to tho Capitol Square.
l. The Masonic Fraternity will occupy thA
space in rear and on two lies 81 the Monument
but not the reserved space in front between ths
seats and Orator, etc.
2. Military lines will be formed on the Capitol
Square according TO general orders hereafter 10
be fssned
3. Three handred seats on the left aud east are
0enerai Assembly, the Executive officers Of the gov
ernmoDf. the Judiciary, Aldermen ard Council Of
the city of Richmond and other cities.
I. Three hundred sests on the right and west Of
the Monument aprref rated 20 the Grand o.
cers OF the Grand Lodges Of Mssona, fncamrfnesss
and Chapters, Grand 0ffeers n the ludependept
Order of 0dd RelioNs, nruifs, aeBs Of Temper
anee ard Virgil /. Mechanics Institute. 0feers OF
the Army ard Navy " the Y. g.. the RevernA
CLERGY, stan Of General 0niceTs and Assistant
Marslais.
s. Tho remaining seats are appropriated 70 ls-
gies aud their escorts
g. ON the right and ewtslae Of the lire OF Militia
ry will he arranged tbe erdercf He'd Men. Dvutds,
Reehabites, German t,eseyeieut Society, kiehmond
/ Fire Department, and visiting fHcmen, in ranks
( fonr deep.
| 4 On the ieH, and outside Of the Military, viii
he arranged, In RANKS foar deep, the 0dd-esiso~s,
Sons Of Temperance. ard such other or ders VI As.
| soeisttons as may report.
g. la front and outside Of the Military, citizens
Of other States who take part In the prcccssiens
1 desig naffd by a banner
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fay- PLAIN sTATEMEsrs OF FAcTs.-

DR. HAMPTON, now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick! Beware of limitations! Ask for
uampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
3onnteT letting.
medicine MIST have merit, and great merit too,
stand the test Of public opinion. No art of putting
an galyanze worthless article, as to keep il up
" good medicine, il it be not really SO.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex'
end ts sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
Jf them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. A living wit
less testifying to the a medicine has made for
aim, is Of more service than any newspaper adver
ising.
In prsof of what we say above, we refer you to
IsmptOns Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. Wa. HIGH, No. 1875 South Paca street, Balti
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
isease.
Mr.. EDWIN NJ SPRANKJN, No. u Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful ef Scrofula of years
tan ling lost number Of pieces Of bone. restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoFIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
,treethcr case after years of Suffering, has aston
shed her lends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom-House. q II
ered from tn complaints for Is months, with body
mi mind severely affected He was cured By Hamp
ton Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MIR Henry G. WiRn had acougb for years-great
weakness had ia all FIVE o! six physicians; tried
all the remedies, but Was cured only ny
HAMpTUN'S ,EGETABLE TlNCTuRE.
ES~briiCate Ladies and Children viii please give
i a trial.
Sold hy PURCELL -LADD Il CO., Richmond bs
Petersburg; by MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY, Balti-
more and by Druggists and ShOpkeepers everywhere.
aH-$l per bottle: six bottles for s.. Sc 8-d&c
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THE MARsnALs appointed by the Mayor,
for the procession on the ed, win meet at Ito
Mayors offlre AT II I. o'clock.
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K. 3. HAKHIF, VI. d
Consulting Rooms No. 81 third floor, opposite tn,
de Ems American Hotel. kichmond Va.
NHEAP CALlCOES. FOR EARLl

~ SPRING SALES -As1 yards Calcoes, fast
colofs at g. cents; 5D0n yards handsome style.
h-tter Goods: 500 yards Bleached Cottons. yer,
cheap Shretings; Irish Inens. cheaper than ever
Purchasers will please Callat
CHAS GWATKlN'S,
Ia xCltup Rank
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM UTAH.-The California
papers have dates from Salt Lake City to the 18th
of December Not one word is said in them in
regard to the position of the United States troops,
their condition, a collision having taken place
between them and the MormoBs:
An extra of the Los Angeles Star from which
we quote, says:-"RrighRm army has been pnt in
much better condition than il Clothing and
provisions Lave been supplied 10 them, the poor
people in many Gases denying themselves the ne
cessities of life in order TO make up the necessary
to keep an army in the field.
1t having been understood that Col. AlexRnteT
had made n movement rs if he intended to enter
the city from the north, by Bear river, it seems
from hint Brigham let fall that he has Dispatch
ed force to meet him there. This is 10 bo infer
red from the fact Of seizing the cattle from
in the north to supply the wants Of his troops
The MOrmons are preparing for long contest.
Being free from molestation l,y the army till May
or June, they are busy putting in crops. 4 much
greater breadth of land will be cultivated than
before.
There is less reference made to the army and
government of the United States in the "remarks'
of the rulers of the church than heretofore.
The proclamation Of Gov. Cumming had been
received at Great salt Lake City, and read in the
Tabernacle on the 9th of December. Very free COM
ments were passed upon il, Mr.. Darlington, of the
News, insisting that it unofficial, not having
specified that the appointment was "by the Presi-
dent of the United States" The elders of the
church decided consequently, that they had as yet
no information of the appointment of new Cover
nor.
After reading the proclamation it was reported
among the crowd outside the Tabernacle that
Brigham had stated he would admit Governor
Cumming, hut that none of the troops would be
permitted to accompany him. This looks like
backing down.
The Mormon troops, under Lieutenant-Generai
Wells, has returned 10 the CITY, leaving about
fifty men in the mountains to hold the Iasses aud
watch the enemy. The "boys" brought with thnm
from 1000 TO l. 500 head of cattle.
The rumor that fight had taken place at Echo
Canon. is maniiestly untrue, much later aiyi-
ces received direct from the camp have made no
mention of any such event.
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FOR PHTLAD tLPIIIA, &c,
uv he sfn fIVANIA VIRGINI
INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

BY the stoamshlp9 FENNS LNANIA, FIKHINIF
and CITY or RICHMOND. One of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at Cit
Point ami Norfolk 10 receive freight and passenger
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VHALLIFS. DELAINkS. SILKS, sc

4 'H3LLlES, DEbhiNCC' cALhS, NC'
~ small fgur- d Challies. for Children; light col
orsd Chai,ies, tor early Spring Sales. We have
placed our entire stock Of Spring Lawns, Jaconets,
6c ON tne counter TO be sold on Beautiful Dresses
Size triIes Ae. Attention IS invited a. these great
and attractive hargHinr ut CAGWATKIN'S,
I. f6 Upposite Exchange Bank.
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GWEET OfL--l09 bxs Bacigalupi brand
fe,z MILIsPAUGH 4 JOHN sToN.
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EXCITING POISONING CASE IN IowA-The Decatur
county tlOwa) court was recently the scene OF n
most exciting trial. The occasion, We learn
from correspondent of the Iowa City Republican,
was this: family living in the vicinity of Leon,
the county seat, OF about eight or nine members,
were poisoned, four of whom died suddenly from
the poison, which was pronounced by the attend
ing ysician to be arsenic, aud the rest still suf
fer from its effects, none Of whom it is supposed
will ever entirely recover from it. Suspicion
fastened upon DIR. Perdue, who lived neighbor TO
the suffering family. 1t is said be was man
who always had great many objections to urge
in conversation against his neighbors.
A difficulty had arisen between him aud the com
munity about road, in some way, and not get
ting matters 60 he desired, he heard to make
threat that he would have revenge. After this
threat he borrowed OF this family some buclSwheat
-four, part of which he returned in few days
The parents being absent at the time the children
baked and ate of it, so that when the father and
mother returned there was but little of the nonr
left; and they ate but little they still living
while the first who ate of it dead After spend
ing some days in investigating his case. including
the Sabbath Per6ne was acquitted for want of SD f.
fcient evidence of his guilt. lie was conducted
ont Of town by night away from the mob, and 50
| escaped what may may not have been his just
dues.
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Major General wx. B. TALIAFERRo.

DEPUTY CHIEF MARsAALs.
Colonel THos. T. fAUSTLERoY, U d A.
Colonel TR0s. Ii. ELLIS, 4th Artillery Va Militia.
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fVHE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

4 BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULI
FnECE, Win ITS DOUBLE SET OF SELE-AGT Az.
KIND IN yIRdINIA.-The genuine article OF Bot
tied Soda Water is put up by NJ. McCoRMACk.-
Alsa Lemon and Salsaparils Pop, Philadelphia Por
ter and Ale. Champagne Cider and Brown Stont
The suhscriber has added 10 the above the bottint
OF Lager Beer OF superior quality, in pint aud hal
pint bottles 70 suit oustomere.
IL VI. MCtDRmkCk. 3N hrcAh ~.
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Acanision 81 cUba.

NEw 0aIEAEs Dee. 2s.-lt is reported, on the
autherily Of GeB,aN s Reneau, that strong sfforss
are making BY the Spanish authorities in Cuba to
induce France to intervene and prevent the success
q the reVoiutionary movement which is expected
soon to break out. A large number Of Americans
ere now IN Cuba to aid the movement, and nre coz
hdent Of success il France does not interfere.
Cuban gentlenan last from the Island rays the
people aud part Of The army are ready fer revoiu-
lion, but fear the Intervention Of Error can powers
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BY TEI.E(sRAPH.


INV Toax, pee 28-Lord Clyde sook Amesbis
onths llih
Anunber Of sepays led from 6NsrTs which the
British troops capursd
There has been beAvy inuudaiion8 ID The EieiBiiy
OF Legiile, and napy Wrecks On The Andslasian
ccast-mors than huHdrsd bodies WISHED askere
The Ministry were defeated on The bill to inefelsr
the income tax.
The number Of Workmsn the Venice Arsenal
has been doubled great actiyily prevails
Several arrests haze been made at Milan
Seventeen students have been arrested at Payoa
The French Admiral declares Cochin, China. 10 lie
IN state Ct blockade
The slesmeF Jurs, an exire boat bn the Ciinara
line sails 90 he drst of January
The Judicial Committee il pri7y counsel declares
the American ship North America, and tho Spanish
vessel eollidiug herewith, both b.ameable
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Ln,er ION -

NEW ORLEAxs. Dee rs The Steamer Pbiladel-
phia is below with Havana dates of the 25tb Sugar
quiet bat firm % Stock q, 600 boxes Exehs5qe
on London 80, on New York 81
The new Spanish Military Officers have made
oyerluFes to the French Government 10 intervene to
prevent any Revolutionary movement, contemplated
by the Inhabitants Of Cuba. Concha was not con-.
suited il the matter. There is good reasons to be-
lieve that revolutionary movement is on foot
among the people Of Cuba el
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IEet BOIiandseh Bitters.--We have received an
other certificate Of Grand Rapids Michigan dated June,
1853 Peter Dane, Hoander desires to publish in the
E'ebods, that the Holland Blters entirely In
digestion, Fever and Debility With which suffered all the
spring. Peter Dane grateful to the popetOrs Of this great
remedy and takes this way recommending his country
men. rs-- -f....s J. QUINTUs,
I'd. SseJogg1a NIeoles5ode, She557gra, us.
decI9-dtW&wIW
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Nav YoRk, Dec 28.-Evening- Cotton sales
50Obal,s Little enquiry aud prices weak. Sugar
quiet Orleans IS s.
CIEcNEATI, Dec. 2s.--Flour steady, 81 8OaS4 80
Whisky 213. Mess Pork Sl7 SO, with more sellers
than buyers. Receipts Of Hogs for she week. 90
800 Receipts during the season, 3S5. 600, against
26l, 600 las year rt7..5
New OnIyANs Dec 2s-Colton sales II, 500
bales; Declined Fair IL Sales Of 3 days d.
500 bsles Receipts Of days 49, 600 bales, against
1000 las; year Lard firm HALL LiDssed oil GO;
Freights to Liverpool }.
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supposed FiIlibustor conc 70 seo.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. % "A suspicious looking
schooner, supposed 70 be FillbusteF, went to sea
yesterday The Cutter fred a blank and shotfed
gun At her but The schooner kept in shoal water and
escaped itisTeporikd that Collector Hatch, is col
lecting large Tor e, aud has chartered a Steamer
to prevent he sailing Of Filibusler expeditions for
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RELEBF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRXANsS
PULM ONIC AFER s

The most certain and speedy remedy diseogered for an
Diseasss0f tie Chet and Luags, Coughs Colds, AstA
Ua, LORsunBfi0R, Bronchitis, KRfne1i1a,
HoarseReSS, Difficult BrsafAiag, Sore
ThrOIT, De, DC, dc.
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and perfect re
lief aud when perssvered according directions, fail
to effect rapid lasting Thousands have been restored
to perfect health who have tried other in vain. Toal
classes and ali constitutions they equally blessing and azure
none need despair. matter how long the disease have
existed or be provided the organic struc
ure of the orus not hOpeessly decayed Every one
affetod should give them impartial trial.
To VooA11s AND PUBI4o these Waters arepecVlisrly
valuable they viii day remove the most service occasona
h5arsensss and their regular days WILL at all times
Increase the power debility OF the voice, greatly improving
its tone compass AID cearne which purpose they reg
ulsrly used BY many professional vocarsts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7
Price 25 cent? per box.1 For sale by Fa