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vHnB0RArEIc NEWS.
wu,,pr-rp ros T., UEtIy pfsp1fuE
congressional .prooeedings.

WASHINGTON April 7.--S11ts.--Tbe Senate az
,ussed motion for the publication OF obituarie
Of Senators. bringing Into the debate structures OF
previous unlimited expenditures for printing nan
cy reports Of ENJOYS, expeditions. etc. The mo
ton 10 print was finally rejected.
The bill for the admission OF Minnesota was "a
ken up. Messrs. Houston Crittenden, Brown ant
others made remarks on the clause OF the eonsfi
'uti0n permitting the alien vote. The Dill wa
read third time and passed--yeas ~. nays j.
Thore who voted in the negative were Messrs
CLAY. Kennedy and Yulee.
Iiostss.- report was made OF estimates TO-
nrovision contracts for the army In Utah, up t.
the present time.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
Deficiency bill
Mr. Le,cher defended the bill, and proceeded tf
show that the three millions Of money asked wa
With view of enabling government TO tske al
vantage of the market IN purchasing supplies 'oi
The army in Utah In regard 10 elearness oil
statement and strict adhesion to subject. hr
Lstchor's speech Is said to DO superior TO any De
iiyered this session
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,@wuERn SHALL We GET OUR LIKE

srss TAKES2-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
hat wants decent picture, and not carricatnfe'
fhy him with humbug advertisements. AS these
ire sentiments daily Expressed and carried out by
cores of persons take pleasure m say ing tat 10
.xecutinI PHOTOGRAPHS, of a superior character,
ofh main and colored which for beauty OF finish aud
,ccuracy of lkeueas are equalled by few and sur
assed by nose Pictures Of all kinds accurately CO.
N, a and warranted 10 please. at moderate prices
AMBROrYPES ut one dollar and upwards at dibbs
FempIe Of Art Cornthian Hail. Main street, between
M asia io'h' P.E.GIBBS.
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Legtslattvo.

Both houses Of the Legislature have passed.
bill providing for the employment, at the
discretion of the Governor, OF free negro eonvicts
10 the Psnitentiary, on the public wsrks and to
make the came disposition Of slaves sentenced to
transportation. This bill will relieve the states
South OF us from the sale into their limits OF slaves
Convicted Of felony. Another bill was passed Jes'
tsrday, and 10 nov law. prohibiting counties and
Corporations frvm taxing State bonds at higher
rate than they tax their own, and If they have
nope then providing that their tax Oh State bonds
shall not be higher than the ad vaiorem tax they
impose.
In the House the bin for the relief of the vir.
giniA and Tennessee Railroad, was defeated.
About midnight last night the General Appro-
priAtion bill vas passed.
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rhs Le9tsiature.

The LAatsiatare OF virginia aojootns oasy, ~
ter transaotiag large amount OF important ou
sinsss. In forming IA opinion OF the acts OF this
body, or Of any General ASSEMBLY, under the new
Constitution. We ought always TO bear in mind how
shat Constitution hampars aud letters With Its
nightmare power The free action Of the legtsia-
tive body; how IL ties the Legislature up To the
nissrably short psriod Of ninety days, and that.
onoe iu too years. The wonder u, & at with such
. constantly accommodating load as Ia heaped upon
their shoulders, our legislators have the heart to
attempt any thing at all Moreover. there are
conflicting interests which would seem to requrs
ainsty years instead OF ninety days to reconcile,
and an occasional stif breeze OF faction which
needs no common assres of patience and seaman
ship to weather. We think the present legislature
has done its duty, Ia the main, aud deserves the
approval Of the constituent body. Certain IL is,
there are men OF unusual ability 10 both houses.
We could mention names 10 both the Senate and
Hou.s 0: Delegates which would grace the highest
counells Of the Nation. It 10 due to justice to say
that the senats especially in both sessions of the
present winter, - In oil previous sessions, has
proved itself 40 industrious. faithful, conservative,
dlgnifed body sheet anchor of the ship Of State,
to which the people Of Virginia may look with
hope, pride and confidence.
We trust sincerely that We may have no more
absurd short sessions, and that the Legislature
may hepceforth meet, as the interests OF the State
imperatively demand, every year. What Is to be-
Come Of the public works Of Virginia, and OF all
tire golden opportunities Of advancement that may
present themselves within the next two years, II
the legislature does not assemble again till 1860!
Is the rest Of the world going to stand still during
oil that time Are other legislatures going to join
Virginia In Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, whilst revolu
tions in trads, commerce and politics are sweeping
over, and perchanee changing the whole face Of
society. We trust that our intrepid Governor, In
the lofty aud fearless spirit which character.
ised bis recent sctiou, viii assemble the lessla'
ture whenever In his opinion the interests of the
State demand.
We say goodbye to our legislative friends, with
regret and wish them . safe return to their homes
and families. We should be glad to see them
brought together every winter, for the inter-
change Of opinions, civilties and social intercourse
Of representatives of ell parts of the State, Is of
itselfa matter Of practical and general benefit and
value even II tbs legislature never passed single
sw. We have got bask to the good old days of
militia masters, and the next thing Ia to throw q
b, ubsheli under the humbug of biennial sessions.
IN J blow them skyhigh.
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aeGCIAL NOTICES.
s1sy~ To TIE PoLLs.-As the polls

Esly" To TIE POLLS. AS the pohs are
to I've kept open i'll Monroe Ward for three days,
would remind the voters that Mr. THOMAS IL.
WYNNE, the present Superintendent OF the das
Works is native born mechanics self made, a
f.ithfu officer and every way wQrthy-ef their con-
snt pos on he has discharged the duties Of his Of
flee with ability and fidelity; and while | hav- no
word of complaint TO utter against ms opponent.
feel assured that the citizens OF Monroe W ard Ill
.niorse his ability by voting for him to-day. To
the polls them and show that you appreciate natiTe
talent and moral worth by voting for the Richmond
born mechanic, THOMAS Il, WfNNE
81 A N u,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
al, :. ans accommodation Of Families and fs.a.
a'e uhao'" 70 witness The grand spseisels ~
LAD DIN
o. n,sa,, u VIII be performed syery
HIDNksDAY and SATURDAY AFrysyoo,
commencing at o'clock Children will ~ 1870
~ 40 r"s'' occasions, for FIFTEEN CENTS. SUBMITTED
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FIRE IN LIE ROY. n. VA WHOLE FAMILY
RJFRNEU To DEATH,

WATRRr0wY y. Y, Tuesday April q, lo0o.-A
fire occurred in the neighb0rng town OF lie Roy or
sunday night destroying the dwelling OF Danie'
Comstock. Comstock. his wife and their tour iltth
children persisted in the iames The names oil tt,
children are Mary, Maria. salome and Cora, all
under ten years of age. The affair created nuch
excitement and the greatest sympthy IN tht
vicinity of the melancholy Occurrences.
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haARINB INrBLnIanNCR.
fort At Esciaaossd 4prH thigh pateT 113{ o'clk.

Fost ~ Gsci11a0sad, 3prH thigh Water lI{ cen.
ARRIVED.
Scnr La her Child, Nickerson, Halifax. fish, I
Workman II Co
Schr Emma Jane Philips, Baltimore, guano,
Schaer kouler l. Co.
Schr Clara Bell. Parker. Baltimore, guano. Bacon
q Baskerville.
schr Grin Cowl -, RocklaLd. lime, Luther
Libby
British schr Morning Light strum, Halifax, fish,
Bacon BaskeTviil
.schr Susan. 6ogers. Boston, mdse, D & W Cur
RE.
Schr Passenger, Ro!ley, Eastern Shore, oats. to
CAPTAIN.
Sehr Ben franklin, Thomas, Eastern Shore, cats,
to Captain.
SAILED.
Brig Kentucky, Nichols, Montevidio, -four, Hsx.
all Il 90
Schr Kate Kaliahan. Kallahan. Petersburg, in
ballast.
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sSs. Now or EEyPR The best bar

Hangover offered ut The Auction Store of Henry W.
)uarjes. No l50 Main street until saturday Aprll
NH s2aGO0 worth of RICH JrWELRY at auction
nd pyiyate sale ! adiSs auction THURSDAY and FRI
lay morpines at II clock. Gtntlelnens auction
very night at rs O'Clock The above sooas arr ' u
he very finest quality. being the stock OF retaii
merchant from the North, and must he sold without
'''i W ~ ''' HENRY. W QUARLFS.
ans No 100 Main Street.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

os. Prizes INos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes
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ssa. Neutrality-suspicious. Il WAR,

Hz3l. WAsHINGr0N-"FIRsT n WAR,
FRsr IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN fHE HEARTS or Hts
CoUNTRYAEs. '-Al who visit Richmond on the I'D
of February TO witness the graad spectacle OF the
Inauguration OF the Washington statue, should not
fail to visit tue new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery of u w JNsIs. to witness tbs wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic ART conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And 10 those who
may wish 70 obtain Of themselves or friends some
thiags really beautiful and life-liks as a likeness
sb0uld not fail 10 OF .hH Anh1os ypee OF
photographs made al MINNIE GALLERY He Is pre-
pared 10 accommodate all who wish iine platnres;
and his assortment Of Frames Cases, Loskets, Pins
&C, IN whicn TO have them placed. Ia large and va
new Custom House, aud free 10 visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. u B
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NEW YORK, April THE Tribune says the
French Commercial houses have ordered their New
York correspondents TO make remittauces in bills
on London instead of Paris as heretofore, as they
have no confidence in Napoleon's government
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pr,ve. lSos. Prizes Iyos. Prizes Mo-. Prizes.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN LYNCHDURG.-The Lynch
burg papers failed TO arrive yesterday, and we
are therefore not in possession of the result of the
election in that city. We hear, however, that
Boisseau was elected Sergeant over Huntington,
who has held the Office for many years
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Acr l. Cavern of Jewels, containing N. u.
derfnl Lamp. ''' Won
Act lI.-Grand March of the Female Gns,5
Lamp "''usiiul
Act IF.--iiIuminsted Hall Of Lanterps anil
Grand March OF the Children Of Light. ~"N
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~ FUR RENT DIES ABLE
Iii DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.--A very de-
siTable thr story Brick Dwelling House. with good
B'ich Kitchen, dry llals hydrant, &c. on Frank
lin street, 3rd d0oI west of 2Fh street, (now
pied by Mr. yatt is for rent upon 6erate terms
- a punclual tenant Possession given LIST day of
May. Apply to ALFRED ITLOES,
ap l--eOdl2tif Corner Frank lin and Goth sts.
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~. 10 THE VOTERS or DISTRICT no. >,
JFNHICO COUNTY ~ am Candidate Tor me @,
Ice ~ CONSTABLE In the Third District shonid
he yn,r PIE asure foliow-citizeBs. to elect me, the
mites of lie Office shall he discharged with prompt
,ess aud fidelity. Election Fourth Thursday IN May
sext. xu,, rr rvrvp
AL s--dtd& VIM III. LINN
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.e cnvc1.1 NortcE attention

USt1, EPBCIAB iO
f the trade il requested 10 the sale OF Cloths Cassi
nares. Vestiugs, trimmings, &C. Also. large lot
II seasonable Clothing. THIS DAY, at 10 O'CLOCK
- our store mn stairs See advertisement.
an sit ~ Il u COOK co, Aucts.
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Northern Markets

NEW YORK. April 7.-Fioer firm and unchan2ei--
Ui,aar arm: nriGle Southern white Sli0. Corn
very dull and quotations nominal. Stocks duh ard
lower.
BALTIMORE, April Flour unchanged City Mills
GOOD red IA LOS: far 10 prime white Sll5Wi p -
Corn firm white So cents. yellow 20 cents, per 90
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IT, For AGooD AMBRoTYPE, one you will not be
ashamed to exhibit yourself go to the celebrated
TYLER Co. Their portraits worthy Of the en-
comiums they daily receiving from the public
and press. Gallery I39 Main street.
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Ircpxn1.p,sN- Ahout Q o'clock

Recommendations o'clock last
night the large brick stable on 10Th street, be
tween Main and Cary, formerly belonging TO the
United States Hotel. but of late in the occupancy
of Mr. Mark Downey as storage house, was SET
on fire in the inside, and completely consumed
with all its contents. Mr.. Downey had large
amount Of hay, probably $50 bales. stored IN the
building: Hiram NJ. Smith had quantity OF ma.
chinery. stored in a part of the same house; and
DR.. Peasants bad a mill in it. all of which were
destroyed. The adjacent property was frequently
on fire, but the flames were e1tinEushed before
doing serious damage We we're unable to as
certain the amount of insurance on the losses.
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ppooKTYN MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


BROOKLYN, n. Y. April AT the municipal
election here yesterday the Democratic ticket VS.
unsuccessful.
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STABLE BuHNBD.-The alarm OF fire
about O'Clock yesterday evening, was caused by
the burning of stable on Sd street-doubtless
the work Of an incepGiarY.
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E@% AUoTIoN.-Roots, Shoes. II,

n0y C. W. PURCELL & Co. Stock Sale
at auction THIS DAY at IL O'Clock.
See auction head. APPS
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g. A CARD.-pERsoNAL.-

RES A Ca D.-PERSONAL-A
-S>-S-a placard, BRAIDED Beware of False Tick
e's". was very industriously circulated yesterday
by Mr. Richard Pox and his friends, the object Cf
which was, doubtless. to attach odum TO me or my
friends, the supposed getters up of a rsket on
which said toxs name appeared AS "Superin ten
dent of Streets. The use made ot said plaCard TO
my prejudice, induces me to append the card of Mr.
Hundley, explaining tae transaction, and is, con-
criye, nee ssaFy, tn yindlcate my character. Hay-
ing teen citizen Of Richmond for IS years, my
character Is Of more Importance to me and mine
than al the offices in the gilt of the people of this
city or the Commonwealth.
1t wa. not only stated that l circulated the tick
ets, bur placed them on my table trom under my
cloak, which charge is as malicious it il false
Mr. Hund!ey having put them there, without my
knowledge or consent. when had left the polls.
MIR Hundley. in hi, card, see il appended states
error occurred. but still he (Fcx) and his friends
continued to circulate said placards to my preju-
have BEEN alluded to. Mir Moses Eli son, printer cf
the ticket, will testify TO what Mr. Hundley states
to- 1.-The mistake in printing
Those who bave sought. by the above means TO
blast mans reputation to advance the prospects
of another, are welcome to all tho capital they
manufacture out OF this device OF craven spirit.
SAMPSON JONES.
ticket obtained circulation at the polls 10 the
election on YESTERDAY in which the nanls OF Rich
ard Fox placed for the Office of Superintendent
of the streets, instead OF iauger, for which he was
a candidate; and Mr.. Jones being his OpDon ant il
was thought by many persons that Mr. Jones, or
nf his friends had resOrted 10 th, device 10 in
Jure tne erection OF Mr: FOX ana promote the int
rest Of Jones. am Undue d, as act Of Justice TO
Nr ms 70 state, thar neither he nor any of his
friends had any agency In the matter and that the
tickets We're printed by my direction aud MIR Fox's
name being placed in the position it occupied on tue
ticket, was purely accidental, end originated ia a
typo1Fatc4t err r; and would state farther, that
30 soon as discovered the error, | requested the
person upon whose table the erroneous tic es were
placed. not TO allow them 10 be used and imme-
diately thereafter. abou, half past nine O'Clock iu
formed MIR. Fox OF the error which had been com
United. and. of course, as far as MIR. Fox was CON
cerDed. eSculpated Mr. Jones and his friends Of any
participation in this matter
ap Sits Signed, GEO. A. Humidity.
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TzRArsS-Aiaddia still continues to attract
shrsngs 70 the theatre. II win be played again
., night. The rich costumes and beauti scenes
arc praised By ell who have seen them.
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a.. EMPLOY TYLER 90 to make your Likeness
es They do their work good and cheap, and SO in
for reputati II. The Ambrotypes they make for Is
and so cents challenge competition. Gallery I39
Main street.
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No. JUST RECEIVED-0ur stock of FrBges
and Dress Trimmings, Ribbons. Flowers Ruch,s
ic &c. Also, full line of Collars In Shetland
Vol. Our Goods are new and desirable, and selling
at low prices. LADIES BAZAAR,
ap5-iW 200 Broad street
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F1RE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday
afternoon was caused by the burning Of Mrs dTli
fms stable on LIST street.
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CONTINUED. The ca of Harris, charg-
ed with assaulting and beating Weisiger, was con-
tinned by the Mayor until Friday next.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 6-The FIGURING MilI O.,
johnson & Harper At Horizon. Wis. was destroyed
by fire on sunday morning. The loss ID estimated
at $50 900, and is partially covered by insurance
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CANDIDATES roR oFETCn
q. 80 rrIr rnrpRs nr nIsThICT

sea The Funeral of Rev. 2. JsrER
,rop ar vil take place this afternoon, at O'CLOCK
the Manchester baptist Church.
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ssF- TIE UNION BU1LpTNG FUND Cow.

Pi~r will hold its regular monthly meeting in Mr..
Carr's School House on Grace street, between 25th
and 2fth STREETS Church tli en- this evening. at :
o'clock ful meeting is desired, as business Of i'm
portance will come bt fore the meeting.
an Sit THOS. L. ID. WALFORD, Soc'ry.
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oN-AnR1YAL or TIE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, April IL p. M.-There are no signs OF
Of the r. NJ steamship America, now entered Oh
her twelfth day from Liverpool and fully due
She will bring three days later news.
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HrMciPlL ELscrIoEs.--The sntlLseompton
ticket was elected 10 Cincinnati on Monday. The
o. Louis municipal election was carried by the
arss dsmocrats. II. 8. HsaIhsringtou, the Peoples
.ndidato, has been elected Mayor of Dubuque,
Iowa.
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TIL EDISPATCH.
TsrS 20 ADvWnTIsERs.

aav.rsisrss1. tcr che DnsAscs must be handed
sa By as sciock In ~ AFTERNOON. 10 order to appear
sAs nsYt dAy. TAshsasy pesssurs Of advertisements
apca Ne eolsmnax oaf paper Win not admit 81
eA~ar r>cseefcn nonr ~ hoaf uaznSA
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NARROW EaoAPE.-A country man was
nigh being killed yesterday, by his horse and cart
running down the hill leading from Grace 70 Frank
lin street on 10Th The sudden jar that he sustain.
ed. knocked him senseless for time but fractured
none of his bones. The horse escaped Injury.
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R AUCTION boots, Shoes, Hats,
and Carpeting-thi5 morning-by
l. Il u. Is. DAVENPORT,
apo AuctioueeIs.
Sag EoTICE.-A Meeting of the Stock
holders Of the James River and KaDawha Company
will be held at the Office of the Company 10 this
city, on THURSDAY. the >th inst at 5 O'clock NJ
ap Sit WM z MUNF0RD, Sec'y.
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TEE COLLINS s7sAhsss.-Ths merchants of Phil
s6slphia have under consideration scheme 70
parehass the three Collins steamers and run them
from that port 70 Liysrpool
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UEDRUE " v iNFUhD.
eecretary of the Commonwealth.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

II A PRUtbAMATIUN.-- w heftsis NacAnCy eA
lists in the Office OF Lieutenant Governor OF this
Commonwealth, By the expiration Of the term for
which a lieutenant Governor was appointed under
the Constitution, and the General Assembly having
appointed WILLIAM l.. JACKSON. Esq Lieutenant
Governor pro tsmp1Te, until election be made by
the people: therefore, in conformity to law, the
sheriff or Sergeant Of each of the counties and ci
ties in tho Commonwealth, is hereby required to
cause an election for Lieutenant Governor, TO be
held on the fourth THURSDAY in May next, at the
places prescribed by law
Given un6er my band, as Governor, and
f. - under the seal of the Commonwealth, at
-. hichmond, thus 18TH daS of March, 1858, and
in the SD year OF the Commonwealth
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. kiUNF0RD.
Sec'y OF the Commit.
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WAETe.

WANTED.-By respectable White
w Girl situation rs nurse or house work.
Best Of references given. Apply ut this Office
ap Sits
WANTED TO hire for the remainder
W of the year woman servant either colored or
free, TO wash. iron and wait on a lady. Apply TO
Mrs. Robert Pickett Of Leigh and 9TH streets.
an S-2t%
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wM. z fosTxR. Ha. b - Agent Cor the DAnr
DxseArog In Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
there hAvins increased 10 sxteat demanding par
ssud astsasaon 70 10 datnbasoz the collection OF
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The dead body Of . man named Patrick Donahue
was found IN . house In West 32d street, New
York. last Monday morning. and Il Is supposed he
Vas murdered.
Robert P1rsIaaoe. Sr.. ESQ, died on Saturday
Last, q the residence Of Capt. u. Y Purviaaoe, u.
.. Navy, IN Baitimoss, Ct the age OF 10 years.
hr. Grey, the EngIishmAn, who was badly beaten
ssns 49, ego n Phiisdslp6ia, h recovering.
..Ss1U RQaab .Rrvxstsr, Of fiogs, Pa, Il dasd.
~ w0 cftyinsiiy 3 Counscttcut rnss
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OYRuP OF THE HYPOPHOsPHITEs.

GlRUP OF THE HIPOPHOSPHlTES
~ The new specific remedies for incipient and con.
firned Consumption. discovered by br Churchill, OF
Dublin. are combined in this preparation, which IL
not incompatible with Cod Liver OIL. aud the prepa-
rations OF Iron which may sometimes be advantage
ouely used with il For sale by
WAkING 4 PEARCE, Druggists,
ans Corner 4th and Broad SITS.
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JAPAN PEA.--We have just received
small lot OF the celebrated Japan Pea, which
are more productive and more easily raised than any
other garden pea now in use.
r. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
Druo