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Rorafgn Advice.


The London Times of the 3lst ult, says: "We
know that our friends across the Atlantic are
rather FESTIVE OF advice even when 1t 10 rendered
In the most respectful and conciiiatory spirit;
hut. with this knowledge, We still cannot refrain
frosa stating that the protracted existence OF the
Mormon iBsurrectIon 10 q scandal and disgrace
70 the sufherites executive as we'll as legislative
II the Unitsd States, and that If steps be not
srenstly and vigorously taken to restore tho su
preinscy Of the Law, fatal blow may be struck 1t
the psrmansncy and integrity OF the Union"
Il n supposed that, In consequence OF the fore-
soinr Congress will order out i've additional reg-
nsnts. and send orders to Col. Johnston to march
At once upon Utah. without waiting for the arrival
of warm weather.
The London Mercantile Gazette says IL Is In the
highest degree advisable that the British Foreign
once shonld press upon the American, as 1t has
already done upon the French government, the
effects Of the very great scandal created by the
announcement given to the deportation OF Afri
cans. and the tendency which the neglect Of the
American Executive has to unsettle the relations
between the two COUNTRYSIDE cause another OF
those "oomplications" which should never occur
between MS.
This very subject has been brought to the atten.
ton of old Gen. Cass, and, We blush to say, that
Gallons old sinner seems to regard the "deporta-
sion ef Africans" with s.olid indifference. and not
u, care continental for complications" OF any
kind. Americans cannot be too grateful for the
generous spirit In which their British cousins try
to kssp ths President of the United States from
- negiectinga bis business, and the handsome
manner 10 which they point out the tendency
sf his sourve. If the result Is rupture with
Great Britain, the Mercantile Gazette's" skirts
vill be clear, which must be a consolation to it,
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~ VIZ would call the attention of our citizens
to the sals this morning, of those valuable Oil PANT
ings at No 50 Main street, to be sold by Messrs
Cook & Co. as an opportunity may not occur again
to obtain such gems at auction. 1t would be treat
even to examine the various specimens by Amer'
artists particularly the set of four large PANT
Jugs illustrating the Voyage of Life, which. toget
er. gives impressive moral lesson. aud speaks as
it were through the eye to the heart. 1t is SAID
when the original was first opened the impression
was so deep on the minds OF those who saw them
that for awhile not wor was spoken. the effect
was too great even for commentator.
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Fires In TROY.

TsoY, N April 1.-THE West Troy Exchange,
large wooden building. the principal hotel ia ths
village was destroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning. 1t was owned and occupied by z. II
Powell, and had been recently repaired and en'
Iarged The building was valued at $4,000 and
was insured for $4,000 in the Liverpool and Lon
don Insurance Company, $4,000 in the Excelsior
COMPANY The furniture was also insured.
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SIR James Outram.

The London Times says that che hero Of the de
eisiss operations Against Lucknow appears to have
been SIR Jaasss Ostrain. whose Intimate familiar.
ity With Isdian warfare, and whose recent 40
qaaistancs with oads and its people, peculiarly
quAllAsd him fsr seeoadiag the schemes Of the
connssdsr.in-chi throughout this critical cam
paigs. Ian sfssr the evacuation II Lucknow,
sAys ~ Ttnss. in ths heart of the ensmy's terri
tory. be sueessdsd IN rspeling from bis position.
without isss 10 himself ell the swsrns Of assAil
asts vho we're lannchsd ssainst its walls; and
afssr thus dsfying, Tor weeks together. the whole
teres A. Dude. hs turned ont With his xsrrisou In
psstscs sncisney 10 support sir Colin Campbell on
has haal advance Sir james outram, IL will be
ssnemhsssd. uss 0snsssi Hassloek's superior on
csr, asd sobiy refused 70 assume the command ON
~ nsssh which IIassloek bad % briilIs ntiy be-
So . Lscksss, but actually served und,r his
ssA Subordinate up to the very gssss Of the Rest
osssy, rather than istssisrs With his wslI.earnsa
h@s Tbs too men we're worthy each other. ana
nrsssAed world, mueh hsnbuegea with talk Of
seayelrys With spscimsu At The seal article such
- Asd set sssa ies three hundred years.
---------~-
- 6sw York knicksrbocksr Tor kprll. n 4
Dnub>r Sf anssusl fsf .rs.t
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sas~ MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

E9~ MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attained-for Rheumatism Salt
Rheuu, Burns, Bruises, stiff Joints or Gads, Sprain.
Pole Evil, and Sweliiugs upon Horses, ii has no
equal for Man or Beast No person will be without
it who has once tested it's value And with refer
ence to the general estimation OF the Mustang Lini
ment. ! can cheerfully say that article per
formed many cures Ia our neighborhood as this
L. W. saira.. Ridgeheld, Conn" g. LEIrcH Esq;
Hyde Park Vt. writes, that the horse was consid-
cred worthless (his spavin,) but since the
free use of the Mustang Eminent have sold him
for $3.50 Your Eminent is doing wonders up here -
Such testimony is reaching every day. The half
is not told Every family should have il. Beware
of limitations The genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers through bout the world.
BARNES PARK, Projectors.
ap l9-d&cwim New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Scri Of Richmond, april % high wter 81

ARRIVED,
sehr Henrco. Whipple, New York, mdse. ID 4 w
Currie.
sehr VIM Oolquitt. Frank, baltimore. mdse. W D
sehr Ashland. Holmes. Baltimore. guano. Bacon
IL Baskervifl.
schr Jas Steele. Travis, Baltimore, guano. seha.
er. Kohler 4 Go.
Schr Reindeer, Stevenson, Baltimore, guano, Seha-
ef, kshler Il Co.
schr southerner. Lsfever. Baltimore. guano. Ed
mend, Davenport Co.
schr J Tull, Cooper, New York. guano. Edmond,
Davenport Il Co.
schr VIM 9 Tripiett. pritchott. Baltimore. guano.
Oh anshaw Co.
schr 81 Neild Jones' Baltimore. snsno. Il II
sehr Thomas II Northen. Lenthicum. Baltimore.
Royal d Snodgrass.
schr Cbericoke. Shelly, York River, wheat.
Workman Co.
schr Greenland. Elzier New York, rye, stearns
h Thurston.
Schr Native, Dennis, Petersburg. wheat. Alex
Garrett M
British schr Mary, Furlong, Halifax. fish, Won
British schr Jasper, Banks, Halifax. via City
Point.
SAILED,
schr General Worth, Reddish, Baltimore. in bal
last Al.
Schr Josephus and Edwin, Conelly, down the
river, light. -,
Schr Townsend Hard. down the river. light
--schr Robert .Healey, Mitchell ,adown the river.
light.
British sehr Sultan, Day, Halifax, flour, Wombie
Claiborne.
NORFOLK. April 2Sth.-Arrived, steamer Hunts
Vile from Savannah. for New York short OF coal,
Arrived. schooner Eliza Lawson, teoreetown. u.
c., naval stores for New York. with loss of deck
load.
BagMRaHAvES, April ARRIVED. bark Wieland
from Richmond
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 WORM REapIrG.-Why is ittha

40 many suffer an repine aud drag out miserable
existence ulitted Tor the enjeymonts, aud evan or
drarv pursuits OF lifs when relief may be Obtained
and health and yigor restored By treatInont ut
once convenient and SAFE we'll permanent In its
Charaeteff
TO those who hays suffered long with disease, ul-
tnating In iess of appetite, vigof &C, the under
aligned tenders his professional services. assuring
tho sufferers Ii eandor and sincerity. pleasant, con.
and sound body and mind. without unpleasant re-
strctions or hndrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases OF private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic 5tri tures On lrrita
bio bladder &C.; also. Scrofuia. Asthma. kneuma'
tism Piles &C.. skillfuiy and successfully treated
DR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms,
over i62 Main street above 18th. and opposle 1le
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main'
ath door above iith street n,rs
From this date until the LIST of June. DIR HAHhIs
win not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursd .ys ana
FRIDAYS of each week but from SATURDAY morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consultea from
10 A III to 9 NJ and 8 TO + p IL. ap TITS
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DIR CHARLES MACKAY In TORONTO.

TORONTO. G. W.. April GA dinner was given
to Chas Maekay last night at the Rossini House.
There was large attendance Of the members OF
Parliament and others. He leaves for England to-
iay vim Quebec.
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EpoH MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-Advices from Mexico
say that Inarez and his cabinet got aboard the
steamer John L. Stephen at Mau8aBilia, and sub
sequently embarked at Aspnwall for Vera Cruz
vi Nau 0rIaans
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scIrNrTrIc r,oNvEyTTON

BALTIMORE. April 2s.-The Scieutifie convention
assembled to ay In the Mar land Institute. There
we're 100 members present. Alexis Caswelt, Esq,
was chosen chairman pro tena Extensive arrange
mauts have been made by the citizens OF this place
10 ATTEND hnsn italties to the members.
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nR. DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

Dr.. TRACY DELORME
The great CURER OF CoNSU MpTION, was for
several years SO badly afflicted By Dyspepsia that
for part Of the time he was confined to his bed
him by a young elairvoy ant girl This prescrip,
tion given by a mere child. while In state OF
trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, new.
having failed once. 1t is equally sure in cases
Of frs. as of DYSPEPSIA The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. / viii send this valuable
prescription TO any person on the receipt OF one
LORME. GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New YORK
Post Office ap i5-d6wimif
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Rw- THE MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
- YIDENDS
m II CENT

YIDENDS
THIRTY-FIvE PER CENT
OF TIE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH, receive their Dividends In
CASH Those who give notes are credited on their
netrs with the THIRTY-FlVE PER CEaT. DIV
IDEND.
Returned to the insured In Divi-
0eldS...... lso,p9o ~
Paid for Losses, by death........... 1'I0l.3i9 50
Capital Jan lat, 81 1888 73
Over Sa0,00J have been paid to families living III
Virginia. .r
The Company being PURELY MUTUAL. those
insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call at the Agency, No q Pearl street
NH 3l-lm KNOWLES Il WALFORD.
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Lesvenworth to the New York Times gives the
statements of a gentleman of education. and abil-
ity, Mr.. T. Loba, who has just made his escape
FROM Salt Lake City, aud who furnishes very
different accounts of the condition OF the Saints
from those which have hitherto been current. He
does not believe they will fight the United States
troops If the latter go in force sufficient to be at
all formidable. He says they have no powder, No
cannon, no military stores of any kind, aud that
all the stories Of their having large force per-
fectly drilled and ready for service all
The whole number of their men capable of being
good soldiers does not exceed $500 He thinks
that Young will have especial revelation and
run away as soon he finds that the United States
is in earnest.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CgRrIFIcATR--The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes as they were drawn by US this
day ut Augusta, Ga.
Z. c. BARBER, S,or, f,o,,,r.
L. P. DUGAS, sworn Coih IT,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day
April 2ith, lass. LEWIS LEVY, j. Z.
ExPLANATIoS.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number Is entitled to-
All Tickets where the Number ends in 3 are ent-
tied TO $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle 1t to. HALF Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this scheme were sold in
the following places No. 1929. $700G0. Americus
Ca No 1875 1900 not sold; No il6I6 10 600. Phjla
delpiia, Pa; No 22i50 50e9, Augusta, Ga; \ o $3.50
1850. New Orleans, La: No a66l4 5000 Memphis
Tenn; No 1871, 800. Statesburg, c..
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NESS TAKENe-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants a decent picture. and not carricature.
always go. Besides, we have never been deceiv-
ed by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness are equalled by few and sur
nassed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately CO.
ped and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthian Hail. Main street. between
9th and 10th.
de r. E. GIBBS,
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R1 RICHMOND AGENCY.


NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, fist JAM, 1S5s,..-oi ,4OS,966 "a.
The Trustees have declared dividend OF THIRTY
PER CENT on all Life Policies that have been In
force twelve months prior TO January LIST, 1883, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
yidends that have not been paid. Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject Of Life
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, a3 Main
street, or for reference. apply to either aember OF
the Local Board-all of whom are injured In this
Company:
Gro WYTHE MUsFoRp, President
Directors.
Thos P August, Esq. Jas Thomas, Jr Esq,
Roger A Pryor. Esq, Rev Chas Ii Read
Thes III Ellis, ESQ, Rev Jas B Taylor
Vim q Paine, Esq.
Medical Beard.
R0 7 Coleman. NJ ID, A G Workman. MD
Jas III Conway, NJ ID.
CIIAs u. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
mn ie-2m 2o3 Main street.
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RoBBERY Capt Bennett, of the late brig corns-
lila has been arrested at San Francisco ana heid
to hail on the charge OF having seutted his vessel
at sea- having first robbed her of $4,000 In silver,
which he shipped at Mazatlan for San Francisco
The treasure is said to be buried near Cape SC. Ln
cas-, to which some vessel had been sent for It's re
eoyefy.
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WANTED.-A number of CHILDREN
W for Keller's Young American Ballet Troupe
They will be taught Dancing, Psntomme. &C by
an experienced teacher. Apply at the Theatre daily
from 10 till 2. ap 29-st
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II this we're not world OF universal humbug,
world In which sham is often more respected
than reality, IN which Virtue walks in humble and
Obscure places unobserved aud unhouored, except
by God, and Hypocrisy making bread its phylacte
rIss and thanking God that 1t Is not as other men,
ssaads at street corners, receiving homage FROM
the uHdiscerning multitude, We might be surpris-
cd and shocked that the Southern States Of the
American Union held up to the detesta-
tlou and horror Of Chistendom. as the cruel OPP
pres.ors and tyrauts Of the African race, whilst
View England and Old England are represented as
tho Good ssmaritans of the nations, and the be
nsisctors aud champions 10 particular OF the Atri-
can race. .s.
Thi. magnificent fiction has been 30 often re-
hs,rsed IN prose and poetry, in pulpit and news
u.nar. in the social circle, aud in "Uncle Toms
c.husp that It IL devoutly believed by the mar, a.
Tor. themselves, aud Is the source OF the most X
n,.,s selfcomplacsacy and satisfaction. Scripture
tai. M Of some "who trusted In themselves that
,hs. vsre righteous, and despised Others" com.
man Trait In these latter times, aud by none more
i.dulss.i than by the chief champions and expound
eru Of meders philanthropy. The very men who
are holding up the South to the anathsmas of man
kiad. en- sccoVlt Of slavery. are the only men
Who brought that institution here, and who are
attn engaged 10 dragging both white men and Es.
xross from their homss, and selling them into
bondage. The southsrn States Of the Union are the
only states needing labor in the world, which are
mot at this moment engaged In reducing men from
freedom to slavery! England 10 making bondmen
Of Coolies France of Africans, aud New England
which does not need black labor, IL turning Hu ho
nest penny, ~ 10 her CUSTOM by stealing slaves to
sell TO other people. The New York Herald says:
.Within the last twenty years over fifty slavers
we're captured and brought into this port, nearly
oil Of which were equipped aud fitted out with
Northern capital. The humber Of yesse Ia captur-
cd and condemned however, bears but q very
small proportion to the number fitted out from
the ports We have named. The slave feet which
isAves New York, Boston, and other Eastern sea.
ports, 10 the course Of . single year, consists of
Abeus forty vessels of various sizes, ranging from
100 70 800 tons, and capable Of carrying from 40o
70 600 slaves each. Each SLAYER 10 manned by
crews Of from hfteen to twenty-five men, including
she captain and officers, making o total OF the
whole feet Of about 900 nen. The whole of the
capital invested does not probably exceed 81 o0o,-
600. upon which profit VI something like sli,-
600 90 10 realized"
II d IN assertion which modern phiian throFy
will laugh to seorn, aud yet 1t Is as true as Holy
WRIT that there h more humanity In the South
70 the -nsgrs, mere real regard for his happiness
and welfare, and more accomplished for his moral
spiritual and physical good, not only than the
North and Great Britain show the negro, but more
than they extend 10 their own white Isborers.
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LONDON BREWERS EaBARRAssED.-The Lordon
Times announces that the great brewing hrm o.
Calvert Co, in that city, is embarrassed lie Is
understood that they have not actually stopped,
but that liquidation and reconstruction oil the
concern have become essential. According to some
reports the liabilities are equal to sb.5oooo The
partners possess large landed estates which are
being sold.
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PosforFIoE AFFaIRs.-A new office Is established
at Rio Mills, Botetsurt county. Va, and Littleton
T. Dickey postmaster, to receive special supplies
from Fincastie, ten miles distant. Pleasant Gap,
Pittsyirania county, Va, is re-estabished, john
J. Pritchett postmaster.
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Reg TRUsTEE's SALE OF FURNITURE
rIfRN iTiTRETHIS MORNING at the United States
Hotel. commencing at 10 o'clock. BY order Of the
Trnstaes TH0S. W. KEESEE,
an ~ Auctioneer.
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~ WBArHEawAx's MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
Wave recommend to the travelling public the
above House, as one kept in the best style. Lovers
of something good to eat should call on Mr.. WEA-
THERwAx-his cook knows how to tickle their gums,
and every body will And in the proprietor most &C
commodating landlord.
3 MANY OIp TRAVELLERS.
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fg@The annual meeting of the stock
holders of HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
win be held ut tue Office of the James River and Ka-
nawha Canal Company. corner of Main and 18th
streets on TUESDAY, 4th of May. at 5 o'cloek. ri.
an 27-t4thM WM LII HAXALL, Secy.
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In THE MATTER OF THE WILL or WV. STABBs which
wss executed in the presence of his second wife
aud under her superintendence, giving all the
property to her, with the exception of two small
lsgacies to two daughters by his former marriage
the Probate Court In Boston has decided that the
will cannot be allowed.
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PRESENTATION TO CHARLES DICKESs-0n March
26th Charles Dickens gave reading of his ''Christ
mas Carol" in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, before
the members and Subscribers of the Philosophical
Institution. with whom the halls and galleries
we're densely crowded.
At the conclusion of the reading a very massive
silver wassail cup was brought in amidst general
cheering, and presented to Mr.. Dickens.
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Ge1n.--Mr. Geo. W Fisher has shown Us hand
some specimen Of gold ore, weighing ITO pensy-
weight, found on the land OF Mr. John d. Norsi'le,
Aibemarie county. Mr.. Fisher has resumed she
working Of this land for gold, which had been
abandoned some time ago, and Ia sangnins OF
aood acrops
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~NorIoE. The annual meeting OF
,bs 90. kholders of the Exchange Hotel Company.
vii nj ia had nj The Exchanxe Hotel ON MONDAY,
NAY 'o' 1922 a. NV NICHOLAS MILLS.
AZ President.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWFOUNDLAND The great
portion Of the business part OF the Harbor Grace
N. r., was burnt on the 18th inst. The fire brol
out at Tsnisaups hotel, and over fifty houses
we're destroyed. The a;aount of loss 10 unknown
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Bishop 0'Cennor, of Pittsburg has returned
home from Cuba In improved health.
Charles Bragg has been elected Mayor of War
renton, Va.
The Blse Ridge Mountains in sight of Warren
ton. Va. as far the eye can reach, are now COW
cred with snow. &.
Tuesday morning.
Miss Lizzie Petit is giving shaksperean readings
in Narfnlk
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DEeRAsEp-The London papers announce the
death OF Mrs. Mara Story last surviving represen-
tative 10 England Of that fnmily--joiat founders
with VIM. Penn of the republic of the United
States.
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P. e. GIBBS.

Hks, ATHs Baths, BATHS Hot.
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Sbainpo pooling Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on nth street.
Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for 81 apslo
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.,au. oppCraI NoTIoE.-The attention

fEaY. SPECIAL NoTIoE. The attehtiUn
If Che public is respectfully requested to our sale oil
va Iuab1e OIL PAINTINGS, to take place at Store
No Sc Main street, THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock.
saSa "'' "' EB COOK Co. Aucts.
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CONVICTION AND ArTEssrnB suicipE-Ed. Ledbef-
tor was con victed ia Sussex county, Va, last Mon
day, Of an outrage on the person of Harriet, and
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary. He protested his innocence, and few
moments after his return to the Jail, attempted
suicide by opening vein In his arm with fork.
lie was discovered shortly afterwards very mneh
exhausted from less of blood. His wounds were
dresses and he 10 In a fair way to recover
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aev. ws.--aov. Wise arrived In Mecklenburs, |
Monday morning and took passage that night 10
the steamer virgins for the birth place OF wash
iagton In westmorcland. The Legislature Of the
State at Its late sesslon appropriated $4,000 Tor the
purpose OF enclosing this spot, aud Coy Wise was
en- route for the purpose of making the prelimi-
nary arrangements in order to meet the rcqussi-
ton of the I.eeisIatare.