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--lEi. rf., a race of the above complaints at this
sr4, has has iae effect OF bringing out host Of
Ir,r.> ..'!y HrS sprc Cs aud while some lew may
L. s,-l Hauy Hst les aHd sotlr even dangerous
tH...rut lsappulHtWeutt the hu-tCuurSA 10 pursue
g. tys>Iit your family iliy sIClHuI otherwise use
2. -.i. 3 remedies IS hong public experience has
.us.ti. T. be- sat, ana ,liCr!ons. Uf tdis class is
TA.sL irT"ulNI SiRJP OF GCM ARAEiC. Original.
j, !r .HlIe prescription Ul cniuent ph siclan
D. ,, urrtn1r popular family medicine. and with
rai liyrTtlsi1E. il~ continued 70 ENJOY growing
s4-t- % art- Hk" u charm. and in Chronic Cases
E...,s,ils. HOPPING Euush. Group. Asthma. &c. it
rfl "a uupatdlIuied success. most families
Wi i-s:I:r
Sri1 h. FISHER & WINSTON MEADE Il BAkEE. A.
B'efSae. &c. At >. cents pcr bottle, and ia ele-
ttEt and pleasant iu2pn-c form, Izts aud q cents
h7,, allied TYLEE'S GUM ARAgyC CouGH CANDY
/ aUPs.' te 27-3m$
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ATTEMPT TO Poison A FAMtLY.--On Monday last
The family of MIR. Richard Realms living in the vi
cinity of Franklin, Williamson county, came near
falling victims to vile and adroit conspiracy. 1t
was discovered that poison had been profusely
mixed with their food, and circumstances pointed
to an old negro woman and two or three negro
men. living the place, as the guilty parties.
One of the men. whom Mr. Reams had reason to
believe knew all about the plot, and who did not
deny his completely with the dreadful crime, OF
stinately refused to tell anything about it, and
this 20 enraged his master that he shot him, protu
cling wounds which are supposed to be mortal. The
o Id negro woinan was forthwith banshed from
the plantation, aud the two negro men, supposed
to be her neeomplices. were brought TO this city
aud imprisoned the Jail at Franklin having lately
been destroyed by tire.-Rashrhe (Iena) Gasetie.
tByu Ia
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DREADFUL Death FROM BURNING--0n Tuesday
morning, the 9TH inst, man named Patrick
Leonard was burned to death, near the Green Tree,
Burlington county, under the following circum
stances: Leonard came home drunk tie night
previous. Instead Of going to bed, he kindleda a
fire on the hearth and laid down in front of t. 1t
is supposed that he had not been there great
while before his clothes took fire, aud being COM
petely stupified by liquor. he was utterly insens
bic of his situation. even while his clothing and
flesh were rapidly burning. Ills wife was awaken.
ed by the smoke and smell of the burning flesh,
aud Fastening down stairs, she at discovered
he awful copdition that her husband was ill., She
took hold OF him and succeeded in dragging him
near the dOor-but the lower part of the house be-
lug all on fire, and the flames raging with fearful
rapidity, she was obliged to flee and save herself
aud child from the fate Of her husband. At this
time one of the feet and hands of the unfortunate
man were burned OF, aud his clothing almost en-
titely consumed. The woman rescued her child
and then alarmed the neighb0rs, but no efforts
conld arrest the progress of the flames. The house
with all its c0ntents-furniture, clothing, &c,
consumed. Not single article saved. The
mother and child escaped with nothing but their
night Clothes Trenton N. ~ True 4mericdR.
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The English papers bring denial from Lord
osse OF the idle rumors that he has declared il as
ms belief that the approaching summer would be
one of the hottest seasons ever witnessed in Ire
land.
prize fight took place at ST. Louis last week,
between Pat Carroll, an Irishman, and Jas Brown
New Engiander, for 500 side, in which Brown
was badly beaten.
Tue " German working men, of New York have
had the good sense to denouuce the Orsini and
Perri celebration in that city.
5 Hawkins tried at Calhoun, Ga, for the murder
OF A. ". Scott and convicted, has been sentenced
to be hung on 2ist OF May = :
De Witt @: Jones has been elected Mayor of
Bayou Sara, La. - = =
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SPAIN--SANTA ANNA AND MExIC0.--Advices receiy.
ed from Vera Cruz. of late date state that, with
the sixteen officers, leaders in projected Santa
Anna movement in Mexico, who were arrested on
board the British steamer Dee, at Tampico, on the
3st ut., letters were taken, tending to show that
Santa Anna had entered into an arrangement with
Spain to suljugase the Mexican republic, and to
establish monarchy, or to make it foreign de
pendency. The sum Of $4,000 was to be raised to
naugurate the plan. The New Orleans Picayupe
noticing one of the letters from Santa Anna dated
ST. Tlfomas AIarch 10 1858, says:
1t directs Srs. ID. Rafael de Rafeal and Pedro P.
Neez ut once TO proceed to Havana, visit the Cap
tam General; to represent to him the dangers
with which the city of Mexico is threatened from
the deifakogues;' that If Vera Cruz had fallen
into their power-his own and Concha s-the
cause would have been gained and good Mexicans
wOnld have blessed the hand that aided them;
and that If he (C0ucha )abandons them all will be
lost. They are then directed 10 apply to him for
2000 volunteers, to embark at San Carlos for the
purpose OF attacking La Lave, aud enabling Vera
Cruz TO pronounce Should this be refused, they
to ask him to give them a steamer to take
them to the bar of Tecolutla, whence they to
proceed rapidly as possible to Mexico. while
she waits for their return. Should this also be re-
fused they to endeayor to get to Tecolutla and
Mexico. as best they can. and there do their ut
most with ''the provisional government" to put
end to the revolution in the terms authorized,
and to arrange with Gen. Corona for his landing
in any port that may be deemed best, and to cuti
vate his friends. DR.. d. Francisco Javier Miranda,
Aguilar, 0solios. Perez Gomez &c, assuring them
that nothing will be left undone TO counteract the
mischief done by "C0monfort and his band" The
instructions close with directions. respecting the
management of the $4,000, aud loans that may be
raised
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SPRING WEAraER--The weather tor the last few
DAYS has been such as We were acquainted with
in old times iifal as April Bright aud clear,
perhaps, asbedtime, yet You are awakened in tue
night with patteriug rain upon the roof or a howl.
ing storm banging the shutters. When yon get
up, the sun is rising as bright and clear, though
it did not come from dripping bed. So you 90
out merr PAS the morning, careless ofovercoat or
umbrella. only to fnd that you need both before
noon; hut at night tue sun hies awayto his Wes-
tern home as bright when you his face 10
the morning. Such is our April weather-geni ial
AS Spring. aud most lovely for the farmers aud
gardeners who are preparing their early crops for
this market
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SHADE DEPOT. 2a0 BnnAn

STREET, the only place where you can obtain
cheap pair of Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 371sc, cheap at T5c
Plain Shades SOC, worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth SIPS
Vases only 81. 200
Gothic style 81, I.50 .t.s
Gold and Velvet alps cheap at %
Gold Centre l.50, worth 40
Gold and Velvet Centre 81, cheap at 600
Dry Landscapes 81 so, worth 800
Also, large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article. Those in want OF
good article at low price, woud do well to call at
NJ. GOLDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
N. B.-Storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
So Shades made to order at short notice.
IA 29-ts
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seTHE SOUTHERN MATR0N."-aBelle Britain" in
letter to the New Orleans Peayune, dated ut Rich
moud, refers To Miss Cunningham "the Southern
MatroD," and the lady who conceived the idea of
purchasing Mount Vernon. "She is" remarks
this correspondents ga native Of Charleston, and
an invalid from infancy. Never having been mar
ried the title of 'hiatron is, of course, nisno-
mer; unless by a figure of speech, We may cali her
the Virgin Mother of tue great cause to which
she is dedicatiHg her feeble yet most effective ex
isteuce. | found Miss Cumming ham con-
fined to her bed; and maryeled to see such strength
coming out Of weakness. 1t is the power Of
thought, or will rather of lore that creates aud
controls the world. There, pale and physically
feeble this chief apostle Of Mount Vernon ism has
patriotic fire in her eye that never fails 70 kindle
a most coniagofs enthusiasm"
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WITH A VIEW TO A DlSSO-

"a LUTON of co-partnership the undersign.
sAy&e ed will from this day, sell at their store
corner OF Main and Pearl streets their en-
tire stock in trade at cost every article OF which Is
in nice ORDER of excellent quality and most approy.
ed and would suit welers country merchants
and others dealing in such goods. The stock Consists
of fine Gold and silver Watches of the best manu-
factories in Europe; Gold and Silver Vest and Fob
Chains: Ladies' Crateiain Chains; diamond, Rubie.
Pearl, Opal, Garnet Finger Rings. Also. "A very
large assortment of Is earet plain Gold Wedding
Rings Diamond, Cameo Lava, Goldstone Ear Rings
and Breast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Mourning:
Gents Sleeve Buttons, Studs and Breast Pins Also
q large assort tment of Silver Ware and Dental In.
strunents. MYERS b JAHNKE
B.-Watches and Jeweiry repaired at low prices
and short notice. fe "a J
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sss~ In 0.L. OR WATER CoLoRs from

small kzBs GIrY- ar DAGrERREoTYPEs Of deceased
t.-.~itS or from hte are executed at the Photo.
.rsph xad FINE All Gallery OF q, ". MINIS in the
highest ,'e u! the art, al thF shortest notice
fSa plain Ph 7tographs, Ambrotypes, SFhereo-
t.p.. .ai ryuyy style uf likeness kuoSn or desired
n is. ,iiJ>tac'isH guaranteed to the iuost iatiutOus
Ia. tr.,} au heads of small children. executed at
81 ..eT.a~ haNS ga{Hvd thr admiration of ali who
I ave- So. n rhrH, Galleries Aaa st~,et opposite
ts. ueR tuNom iip;lse. Richmond, Va, ami Syta-
4. .t,. -'g.at ic.rTSt'uFE, Va. Iah Is
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rAErLcNLAR No1lCK.-Nreat sale Q

" t.,ti-. r~rITy. Plated Ware aud Fancy Ioois at
s..si.8 tui private safe, by H. ". QUAkIEs at NJ.
I.,' 5,ln street. every dag aud evening this week.
is.ir.v. ,4l. At O'Clock T. NJ
t3.HIl,iH-3.s ale al - o'ciuCk.
IT,. host aHd most extensive variety ever offer
t.i .l Lt, Ag. ar sale above. Merchants are
t.lt tgly invited to c.sll and examine the goods
r.I t..r. has. either privately at the evening
>u.-. Al 4~'s-is warfauivd Is represented M lin
- ,i.t >.ir.ts nah 81
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I2 To THE VoTxEs or THE CIrY or
hICHM0Np.-I am candidate for the ofics Of COM
sMissloNER QF THE REVENUE. for The "a DE-
trict, (Monros WardJ
The election will take place ON the 9th May nsxs.
ann as am now engaged in the dischargs Of Do
au,ies Of tue ONCE As the Assistant Of Mr.. Hundley
nae, II do not call on you all In person. 81 gi -
am now, and have been for nearly six yeaxs q re.
sident of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited. lsss
feZ7--ts JEpaE D Iu.auu
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f6Sr To THE VoTrrs m mn, r

10T To THE VorRRs OF THE Crrr OF
niGHMoNp am candidate for the ofics ef CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVRNUE fnr MoSrca
ward, and most respectfully ask the support ef NJ
fellow citizens. Should it be your pleasure 10 sleet
faithful discharge Of my duties that your confdsnce
NH 2-tde MJIJa n Q0nvurN
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The State Senate Of n. Y, has rejected the three
million canal loan bill. Both branches have pass
ed she bill calling State Constitutional eonven-
ton.
The accident to Carl Formes, the basso, at Salen,
Mass was not 80 serious as ut first reported. lie
hal quite recovered from Its effects on Wednesday
last.
There were 465 deaths in New York last week, an
increase of 81 Ms compared with the mortality Of
the week previous
The journals OF the West TEEN with announce
mants Of the fourishing condition Of the coming
crops. The same 10 the case In England.
The New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad has been completed 10 Canton, Miss, q
distance Of 2D6 milss A @&IxN
"A son Of Rev. Mr.. Barrett formerly of Va, was
drowned on the sth inst. ~ Wyandotte. Kansas.
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Z RIcHaoND-Affer advising with my frisnds ana
stthe request q some OF them, announce mysslfa
THE REVENUE In Monroe Ward. (iuv hich have
resided for twenty years. In the place OF Mr. Hand
ey. VINO will NOT be again candidate att the elec-
served you as police officer Tor the last seven yearv
and shout be pleased TO receive your support "a tie
above Office. saF a w HTvf-TI
IL 2J--dtde
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~ To THE VorRRs or rHn CrrY or
declining reelection for the oacs o} o}oONn3i66lfH
EA 0f THE REvENUE for Monroe Ward. 4 hsrs-
oy announce myself candidate for the aaId ellco
eel 70 the faithful discharge Of the duties e the
once nee should it be your pleasure TO elect ma
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SET YOUR HousgHoLp IN ORDER,

~ simmer approaches, tie human s. stem becomes
dsblitatsd. and often 80 much weak ened that life
bee Mes baFthcn To its possessor. School misses
ani boys. we'll adniis ouilsr from relaxation
Of the ncrsss and when nature is nnaiied peTiiia-
"a, al diseases the fruits OF sexl- ct good ttir
lc such css.s IL thr grand drSii, rItaBt and ~
il EttS PREMIUM BlFfERs psssrss the relni
site qualities, tb- free 0i them ~ all that Is
tsHsars 10 stimulate the digestive organs, sharpen
wi enable the machinery nf uaturc Ia perform
at !nnftoas IN healthy manner. Ia No instance
have they failed 10 give entire satisfaction when
yur.
For sac by all the principal druggists in the city Of
Richmond aud els.w here ia Virginia. apl l3
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ss,g- Now OR NgvgR-The best bar

g. .~ u;irI,i II the Auction StdCr Of iirnyS W
q Itt..,. Ea -" Main street until Saturday Arril
9 .r *'tt4 worth ii kicH JbN ELKY "a auction
; tr', -5r adde's auction II urS iay and Fri
l.ft us.4a.u-s 80 n O'Clock. Grutlcu"us auction
.I. ua..t -,t 3 u.cirk IT, above grllS AR, ,ri
Boo. ,rts la-.; quality being the stock OF a retail
..r .rtat il.ul th. North and must be- sold without
g... rte TO tho highest bidder.
HENRY ". QUARLES,
r.E Nultu Main Street
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. ato.
- = = -.'.-->,..->.-- =.
LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

q LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.
~ Se Tls bad to leave your fathers Watch
Ina store you know not well.
To be repaired by perfect botch
For its time will never tell;
Yet hard it is when told to 20
To men you never knew
TO some fine store all outside show
Instead of BAR-TH0- LO-MEW
But II there was one gentle eye
While in that store you'd grieye
To see him on that Watch to try.
You would scarcely once believe.
But i'll this city there aremen
Who Can repair your Watch all throuoh
And am one among those ten
And my names BAR-THo LO+MEw
W BARTHOLOMEW.
Watch and Clock Maker cor II tn and Main sfs
apo Opposite American N Hot. 4
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cato MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI.
CO C0USTY.-At the request of many friends L an-
n.,unce myself Candidate for the ofice Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election. and respect
fully solicit your suffrages. should it BE- yuur Dlea-
anre 70 elect me- promise 10 discharge the duties sf
the Office faithfully. Respectfully.
ap6-3w& - HfJ1H LON0E0T
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BoLT OF FiRE-As the New York and Worcester
train, necting with the steamer Common wealth.
was passing Natick on Wednesday, ball OF light
nng large as the two ii It's OF a man. descended,
ran along the telegraph wire, and exploded with a
report as loud as IA cannon. The wire was con-
sumed and the posts within a space OF half mile
were shYered from top to bottom. The passen gers
on the train were greatly alarmed. as the bali OF
ire was all the time In sight, aud the explosion
seemed If beneath the cars.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.
SELLING OFF BELOW COST

SELLING OFF BELOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO the
public that tIey b&Ie concluded 10 close their busi-
nyss, ana will now offer their entire stock of
HEADlHADE CLOTfIING,
At p per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants wI!l do we'll To call upon us and examine
Uur stock before purchasing elsewhere
Also. very neatly made up assortment of Chill
drens and Boys Clothing on hand
GEO ilENTER & BRO.
No NJ Main street
an Inns One door below liIh ht
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MILLs b. GOODWIN.
n6E- no THE VorxRs m R,nu~ox,

16 To THE VoTERs or RrcHnoNp
CRY II am candidate for re election to the once
81 COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvkNUR lor Jef
ferson ward (st Dstrict) and respectfully soIicit
your support. JNO M In SNftsSsn
~ Election day. 9th May. Three Commission.
ers @ es roted ,f9r throughout Lte city.
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MODEL LEGIsLAroa.--Mr. Haiden, of Eillerica
Mass, has been appointed Inspector of the Alms
House at Tewksbury, by the Governor aud coun-
ell, The Boston Advertiser gives. as his chief
qualification, the fact that he has been two years
In the Legislature, .where he never spoke but to
move the previous question, and never did thai ex-
cept at the right time
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iSCA-ANt' i" ahh~hi-fbhI
[ares quick y aud permanently SCR5FULA. SYPHILIS,
UEUAAfIsM, PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS COsTIyE-
Nsbs, iENE@EAL DISEASES, aud all chtOniC &huCtions
ot thr SEXUAL DREAMS. The wonderful reput8tios
which this celebrated rCfaedy has acquired in thi
roughly cradicAtuy the above diseases is m prect
drnted ia the annals Of medicine Thousands OF ths
~ sl usrtHrIte ii disease have been cured u
tins truly great medicine, after having been pro
nonucr1 bayoal all possible cure bv the most emf
spH Mayor of Norfolk, Va, cured Of Kheuinatsis;
RaV Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. NG cured uf broa-
chitis daughter OF signor George Formerly Pro
lessor VI Mnsic in this city, was cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection. and thousands Of others whose
Ga'irs could be mentioned were 1t necessary.
prlce 81 per b1ttle-six bottles lor 81.
Prepared b. j BURR0w * Co, Practical Chem
Isis NJgf1ih Va.
sold by PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Wholesale
Druggists, Hammond. la 26--3m
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as- COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP.
PEk DISTRICT, ,HENRfCOC OCOUNTY. nun6ancs
ID self a candidate for tho C0MMIBSIOnkRGHIP
OF the Upper District OF Henrico county In ths
place OF Jacob keesee. resigned and rsspeetfpiiy
If cted, will discharge the duties of the oGcs
faithfully. ap 7--dt2sM ~ VIZ LAWTON.
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COUNT OF HENRIc0.
-
SHERIFF.
aGs- To THE Vorrps a.

H0y~ TO THE VOTERS on HnHRIco
joUSrY. II take this method Of announcing m vssIf
candidate for the sheFffalty of Henrico csuniv nj
the election in May next and Il elected promiss 70
its duties as the law directs will try aud zee lie
Voters Of the county before the day Of election and
IN the meantime refer all such ~ wish to Hscer-
tain my fitness for the office to my nsighbors and
to John NJ. dregory. Esq., John b. Young, Esu. aud
q the Justices of henrico county.
Ia 1--dtde 4. Il GA RTNR
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NFg ARTICLE FOR Smokers

GkEENlEAY'S ANTI-N ERN0US CIGA9S.-The
rr,prsirJ 3 these iJGaT> having devoted mnck time
s.. -,.iy rNVtIimrH;iuS upon tobacco, has ut last
....i Ia uIaiU 1inE au article far 5upcrio. 70 any
frlal ,et ,al.,aa g. the public.
r.rN AaNr already tecE introduced into the lar.
s.T .t.r, with cu;:re success; having been pr,p
-s...sr,i ay tdr press Sc hc better article than
, .s!.hfs 81 ilr imported ones. which opinion
Ia. arvi-
IA. I'D 'er,lIncj having taken the agency for
tues- tiasgs would most respectfully invite all who
Wh.pl. G tur = Wholesome, fragrant article that is
arr,a5rl au. will it found upon trial net Ia in
. tur hr, 'th 20 Gait and rx.miao for themselves
k.r $40 Nj lrsSle and retail Icy
NJ v COREY & co
u4A .l-lmS No E} Rroad street
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A NEW PosToFficE is established at Sandy Hook
Rappshannock comfy, Va, aEd Arthur NJ. Smith
appointed postmaster, at near the site of the
former once, Black Rock, between Culpepper aud
Fisnt Royal. Al Morrinsboro, Amelia connty, Va
John Harris is appointed postmaster, vice II. Cole
man, resigned
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MR.. f.. HOUDAYER a native

isA France, reared and educated in the city of Pa
ris, aud graduate of the University oi Paris re-
sp etinly tenders bis services 10 the citiZeus ut
Richmond, rs a teacher of the FRESCH Ian
GuAGE.
lie refers by permission TO the following gentle
mnn, who are acquainted with his sy stem OF IN
sttacton: Mons Paul. French Consult Col p Au-
gust q w Randolph. Esgr; DIR Woodbridge Wm W
Haryie. Fsq, N A stuidiyant. Esq DIR Weisiger
Manchester. Apply, corner Bird and Leigh streets.
l9--dIn,H
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raf~ Dudley & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. old MuISKEYo ami CIGARS. No. y Main
trctI.
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suiclDE.--The N. o. pieayune notices the deati,
OF Laura Williams, . courtexan from Bal,iYore OF
extraordinary beauty, who was supposed 10 have
committed suicide. She was only - years Of age.
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There ia now no prospect Of a bankrupt law pass
ing Congress fh.s session. If for no other reason,
there Is not time enough.
The Episcopal DIOCESE of Maryland is 10 be
divided into two bishopries,
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10 To THE VorRRs OF rHn CfrY OF
!: respectfully announce mypelf can.
enase ier CUMMlSSi0NER or THE kBVRNUH
q re election. iEsar ~ fSTSHsvv,"S ~
NH iq-tdeH 49, +" AAADoAs
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Krss~ BosNETs. BoNsKTs.

We have lust opened a fine assortment of plain
and fancy STRAW B0SNErS for Ladies aud Mis-
-; new style OF LE0HORN FLATS and HATS for
Children; alsoa beautiful selection Of FLOWERS
RtBBoNS. EUSHES. &c. which we are selling at
rrtaced prices
N. -BoNNETS Blaached and Trimmed
LADIES BAZAAR,
No l75 Broad street
(Ole door above Cuiles i Chnerys)