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Observation-Disclosures &alf,
7qN nitro f~abriatrt hGd) Der Sprmei pom
IT, mos 81 ~ rinSt aHiq

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a sa4 @taats IS bemifer bon Ofarblano.
sebe sum gsrtanf7 aus etotsne &aeuas IN, rsoelmssis'tpa
DR.. SauneS 9tseinS unp @barles Sifel ~dualpfrt unp MT, b
Snbrm mir btsfes s6nBlt@ d&te unb beurtun bete
DI~naemitte BEN Ser. st. Wftrbduer fir bns Satr
1858 ~SSrfabrea, entbaltsn mir uns alter wetslGafsen Beater.
fun aen, ba CT BON benz Wertbe Der m t g d mefetfGur .
be6ambetten & upben Sratontmen auterriGtet til, ipel~
DE ben 50cpptit.g besp9prfaursn Ralf liefsrn una aafI6s.
bd re- 9 @ wefelfdu e~rStelen, ben peleattNen unb
apttpenbtsea 9tabran8sftEf fir YRanen. usi3a si4atN
Dd man6erlet prdparate untSr benz lNantet VSuper. pbpss
pbpre" bent pubIiiua ansetp en- rrersen, 70 BADEN wtr fpwebl
su uniter eisnen @i@erheluns, fOrte iu berientsen ss ader-
baues TN Maetneinen, bic gauge Difen i6aflItde Bebanbluns
Don @t Obes' fnPsr; 81 ossotl 8Sli ben
aus ebottat Tabun8 piroe bOn tgnea l~rfsslmdete serlsst une
benz Nub,tfnm taruber Bertdt erfattet, mas unIerer Metnuns
anaqo fur IA atstttiAe Mislbaaer ,ftne sepIgge 0orFhtsrnasre.
gel IT,, UNI lie Dor benz Nnferdn9sn 70 stSIer lest Inn W'arftt
al oebptener DerfGlf6ter Atttfel f6er at felen. y
. M ptete, nit etnCr eenaren. Nmsetnanberiebu SUNG
usrlebsu, werten Bet AnnteIpung ~rsratfOlBt pp,r bur& bic pph
5 uptr-YpDsptOtfaure 8att ,~irb tn Safer unb Side
Serpaft.
prets $45 fur BITE TOnne SDn 1000 Yfo. e,
abreas 1 oi14 aB. M. Rhodes g. { o.,
GSHtcefHGI1 Ne.83 Scutbfr. 8ppls's gDbarft,
Mp9,3nnt fntfoi0 pberbalb Der &ptn. unb MetI.@r6dnee
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. anp 13Strsn' 81, IT, fiigrei S5atfie'
&1WEzs.2 observation-disclosures

in gtp. 50 Yrattltrabe, Baltimpte.
Der t1n.er8etdAhets bat tn W. so, YrattRr., etn Sattler.
RurSwaareneef6dft bsBVnnen ithb TT TN Stanpe, feline 2caa+
rem gu dusert btlt8s. Yreifeaa an &ptf&sn.u u. 80 as ~
5abttiehtent fOrisn benz IS erperbs TN aas snaeinen absu-
selb tespgenr BAT rnb BITE Nsentur fur feline f9rersn gPaotsn
son bfn 8abriisa ienn aeertrasen tpSrsen 10, f. fam er ben
.@ef9dft etnf3Idscuben astttel febr btllts fur : aar
y eIb dnbteten..
Der lint .3si4hete tna&t ~tefpnbers .aufmsrffatn auf feinen
sesenwdrttssn U0rrotl Dpn3 &
,Sprluafrpern, Aren, ssF4gE
SOljen, &anera5, ,..-4E
,- Speibsn NdDeln, 10 ~
IL AtJYi ~ el9en, Deihfefm, ,Hi3AIGlLty ,#F.l
tH afHsibh @ubipaaren, ~emdilirteSI iRb ipatsnt> 2sber,
% rs esl9isds aSdnoer, WadstuG; @ gG 71i53g MOST 4
D1maf, WDrten, Is Et 54H Ak rsa ."
fppis ale Arttfsf, wel4e %sswSbaltd, iu Sattlsr- 8urswaarsn-
3a baben inb. Npbert Z. patn y
= WRa24.3mt ~ q. -..-s- So. 80. lNrattrr. =
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9t9arren uno CONDITIONER Stcre
IN intern S%taottpel. an einem Gut ~eelpeenen pIab) IN NIT
dnlmtlt1era Extraordinarily unp @tnrfdune ipelst& an
sertduten. oa Der ieBt8e 5efser ms Qaab Siebt. WaGiufraosn
Der Office Des g0eGer. c'ufyf1 ~
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IDENTIFIES
Mrbeit Ma6bpeifmngS 8urcau.
Thame8ltraBe go. s.,

eo. unier MuHt&t Ter sDsutf6sn @efeaGaff."
que Otetent8en, Uelbe beufGe 9anbrerfer, WrbeIter pbrr
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gu oeao asenfen per @eisaf6aft, 5ra. {. 8. WttIf ma
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Der @inmurf Oe8 Sra. 6iaGa, baR li6 aoiz
lutb ulOlder lbnai nOteriid befannter; nidt8piirs
bigger Sublefte gu ieinen Blanuen ttlimmerp1ebr
beDient hqben tOnnte. " Ia6t li6 bSfen. Obmobl
auf Der aaoern Seite gu beoenten II, bof az
iutb, fails er wirtlt4 iOtae Ylaaa1e p%erfOiote,
nur nidtSpiiroiSe Sablette ais 8erfaeuoe he.
nueen fOnnte. /, 1. 5al@ - = q toe0"
@S fonInlt allc nur barau an, &, au5.,
iutb iberbaupt l0ldee Blane fdbi8 lit, DaB er
Bel leinem einieiti9en un9ariiden Batrioti8lnus
tein s9er3 fir a II D ere Golter bat, beipeiSt
feline Dffentli4e 2aufbabn. ST Ielbff geftano in
ietnen 6eOen in @n9luuo, buB er am IS. Mdrs
1848, no er in @ien i'm Grianpb elnlpfanoetii
purte, peas S&idiol Der Sltrei4i5den Dpualtie
III Der Dano 9ebabt" BABE. @r nlad,tte. ober pp,
benz 8aniti8en Au8entlife, in nelden es feinem
9rcBartieen @influIe leidt sewelen mare. boS
@iener grIf CUR geriu0uuS. Der Sabsbnroer
unO our YrrflaInirunS Der Gepublit IL bemeoen.
feinen @ebraud, neil ct bic ben lluaarn oeoes
benen @urantieea fir bilrsi6sno belt uno neil
ibm oas Sdidial be8 pentlden Ebeiles Der Slts
rei4iiden Wtpnurdie ablolut 9leidgiiltio mar.
G6sniO slei4saltis mar ibm pus S9idlal Sta,
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"a s~aal1as1 S. 0alfter s Sra0er, .7g
Z A a'e1a aee Merchant Tailor, raesa ra2
- -AA - Gfe bon iSSapette uuo SanrriIonffraRe;
;,isen ttren Sreunoen, fopie De m beutibtn wubltfunt r., on
ssnastaeraa,t pap Ge aets BE eeafn bsatfdet unb franitfFasn
&u9s, 9odsttn, ealltn. ers nnp ale SOrten Str e fir SDrn.
merfletoer an 5ano baben. 9erren, artl6e etnen bIbfHen Wn.
sue gaeldsssi gsrsen NJ psDntpt. ane btals bsetent. -
e y asf I msre>n pStt BEN btfen StDF a~nsefrrtist.
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5Sifice Der Baltimore @a6er.Gpnp.
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- S[fIce ber B%altlr1pre WaIIer-Gpmp.
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ia Dds @efeb tptrb NIT Stsenee 9esen pnes Der omen aneepen.
bet wereed Delpe be'rn Setretcn 6S biz Neferpoirs umeIben.
pen 0fnnopetBes Der otdDt, Deer bettn Naben, Jiiben II. M.
IN ben 9 pafsraq ertappt werben. Ds yp!sei bat b~efcaeers
Snltrut ttpnen, aae bert tt8e lebertretcr 3u ~perbaften.
.r WfaiS3mt a5.s IS as e. ~. rt,rl NdHer. Snafnteur
az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Die unterset4Aetea fms untsr Der Jtr,na $. s. Rets unb
9 Q. III 8ei84ftsserbtn sans s.tr.tsn, unb, taSen baS btsbtrs
Ssn-S! %f3.'Q4e fbt benqste HWadreabaus, w. 255 ". @ds.
lattigsn . Orratb Der bsfea @rsetrtss, yaGe 6srtea @eine unb
Branbits nte ne In fcfSen Sef1diten' stfabrt wsfben, iammt
bait Bttrtuht psrsen, etngeltgk. AA TN
- qDIr n6't inns Stanpe uO 6tftt In @rcs. (gDbslefaIe) unb
se9sn 8emdS ualersm Mpttps FEIt aer Vrp lit
anb @ntlIer WettauD uab Ia6sn bas ppbliturn i'm
AagemetaeN elm, bet uns S0rjuiprehsn unb fei6f su prl fen
4une line serib, bal, mas St 0naIitdt, BEN Yreis urSbie ausn
tpabt Der gBaartn betrtht. unf,r 81 ED aft einen Uesalesb nit
.tseent' afbern tn. btefeer Stabt gInfte ousbalten tpirD. -
3. s. @etb.~ 10
Jrnt1Iiln Benf4QD. y errtn a.
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Gum Serfauf i'm @rpbelll mig i'm GinSelnet.
1Opie IA S&n Ser ~fnedsfen MsS: dfSl 5 babtnD 70 Gn6 mt
9Dtlens1an bas geebrte, Sublifunt Bel rielsn barten 3etten UNI
Is Yt65ent btGtSer ju rerfdifen. ais trsenc- eft MaSe.r.
Spre4t bel uEs Dor unb { bt, ebe ibr anberSwU tauft. ,. i
, Mtbte Iurnerbate fnb fets gu tabtn. Ha EfaffA,4 HS4 n
Q- @eenfc taben trtri etnen arpeeng prratb BON Strpb- rn6
gaaahatatsn, tpel2t mir gu btaisea Yretien pettauftn. N
I (Mhrff1k-&f sag UtEIaaM Us NS1GtW HtLNEUf1"'Ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

"California Life Illustrated, by Rev. VIM. Taylor,
of the California Conference, author of Seven
Years Street Preaching in San Francisco, &c. Siz-
teen engrayiBgs." This is a very entertaining aud
lively of missionary and social life il Cal
ifornia, of life among the miners, and the extent
and resources of that wonderful country. Some OF
the incidents in the missionary adventures Of Mr.
Taylor bring to mind the early struggles and
trials of the pioneers of Metbodism in the United
States, the indomitable courage and ardent zeal
with which they unfurled their standard in the
very heart of the enemy's citadel. We can hardly
imagine a more uupromising audience than some
of those Mr.. Taylor addressed in Califorpia; very
tough cases indeed, but he seems to have been a
Methodist of the prirsitive kind, who expected
hard knocks in field of battle, and we're willing
to wait for laures aud repose till the victory wss
won For sale by MIR. Woodhouse.
address to Young America, and a word to tn e
old folks. By Rev. VIM. Taylor, of the California
Conference" This little volume is from the sam E
graphic pen as the above, and We have no doubt
will have large circulation. For sale by Mr..
WoOdhouse.
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palmerston er Derby.

A correspoedent Of the New York N ivtss w
A.. ,ha on,oton heretofore expressed That, The
v.en, nyoceedlnss Of the British ships In the Gull
-. onaer The orders of Lord palmerston, before
Lord Derby came into power. The hrst instance
w.s the boarding OF the brig Black Hawk, OF Ne"
yors p q. Sparks, master, by boat from her
Massstvss gunhcat Jasper, on the I'd OF November
last in latitude . Sc, longitude 60 10. The Sfig
xas houud from auiraea, p. r., for New York, with
/. f,,, cargo Of sugar and molasses, both under
and ON deck, and was consequently very deep, and
c,pId mot have been mistaken for n SLAYER. How
ever. she was brought to, boats crew sent on
board, aud her papers demanded, which were
shewn 20 the officers in command when they left
the brig. returned on board the Jasper, and stood
on their course.
The Jasper was bound from Portsmouth, En-
land for Port Royal, Jamaica, and the officers
in command could have had no communication
with the commanders Of the British West ih"'"
squadron, it 10 fair to presume that orders "efe
given him, before leaving England, to board ana
search American vessels.
This was before the fall OF the Paimefs'on aa-
ministra.iou. The statement is made by the owr-
ar of the Black Hawk which arrived at New YORK
on the 18th Of November, and the report OF her
having been boarded, appeared the next day in
the New York Herald. That paper expresses the
opinion that the news Of the outrages on the Gnf,
will, of course, have been turned to immediate
account by Lord Derby, aud the energetic dis
ciaimer which he has, probably, by this time made
of the responsibility attaching to them will do
more to strengthen his position with the great
body OF the English people than the course he has
t.ken upon the Indian BILL or any other questt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01
Our Na,lonai Defences.

III Lord Palmerston had shaped bis aggress VI
course towards this country, with reference to ne
weakness of our national defences, he could OF
have selected period more opportune for his ur
poses navy having only "a vessels in all, ut
thirty of which are in commission, aud these ST at
tered over every sea- and the great body OF our
army sent off to Utah, we are vulnerable at every
point to q powerful naval and military power. AT
this nom ent the British have seventeen vessels o'
war in the Gulf carry ing 55I guns, and having all
the improvements and spplianc OF modern war
fare, whilst the utmost exertions OF our govern
ment have only suficed to send to the scene OF ac-
ton eight vessels, having l39 guns, aud three OF
these vessels, the Water Witch, Arctic and Dol
phin are unfit for service. Whilst such is our an
prepared condition for a naval conflict the opera
tons against Utah have stripped every f1rtihcatioh
of the Atlantic seaboard of troops 1t is said that
not d single fort has been left with a sufficient
force to man its guns, and that, from Ie4a' 70
Maine, the total number of army forces now guard
ing our seaboard ports is less than eight hundred
men There is not single Atlantic city which, by
q sudden dash of a vigorous enemy might not be
burned to the ground.
Among nations, as among individuals, the pow
erfu ane aggressive often select the deenceless for
attack Great Britain is exception to this truth
for, whilst there is no drawer animal than the
British lion, it makes prey of the weak as remorse
lessy as it gives battle to the strong The present
condition of our coasts and navy might tempt the
royal beast TO a savage spring, were he not held by
the strong cords Of interest. Cotton is a greater
monarch than Victoria, and, besides, temporary
triumph would not atone for the losses and morti
ficatious that in the end would follow. 1t is how
ever, true wisdom in "peace to prepare for war,
and to that end Congress should increase the Navy,
by the addition Of gunboats, which would form a
better defence of our harbors than expensive for
tifcations, which can only defend a small section
of an enormous coast, and require an increase Of
the standing army danger which Americans
dread more than invasion. Gunboats are cheap
can guard the mouths Of harbers, run up and down
the coast, defending it at every vulnerable point
and, at the same time, harass and ipjure the com
merce of the enemy. Congress ought to order the
construction OF at least fifty gunboats, not with
especial reference to difficulties in the Gulf which
will iu all probability be spalogized for as soon al
the news reaches England, but to prevent the re
currence of such humiiating scenes, and to show
to foreign nations the existence of that capacit,
and readiness to chastise aggression, which ar
the sursst means of preventing it..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmopd. May 31-Hioh water ~ e'cI

e"s ~ Assss'~D s"y 'SSSs ' ~
ARRIVED,
Steamr Jamestown, Parrish, N Y merchandise
and passengers, Ludlsm Watson
schr N ii Tanner, Todd. Boston. mdse, D Z W
Currie.
schr Lynchburg. Harris. New York, mdse. D w
Currie
Bark parthian. Hudgins. New Orleans. in ballast.
schr Jo1iah Achorn. Merrill, Rockand. plaster.
schr John Griflth, James. Philadelphia. coal. .
scfr John Adams. TREE, Hog Island. bale fod-
der. Bridgford Co.
schr Joseph Edmundson, Delany, Philadelphia.
soap stone, VIM Tripls,t,
Schr George Henry, Smith, to ship Hayre. tobac-
schr Emma Jane. Graves, to ship Havre, tobac-
CO. W D Colqui,tE Co.
PHnAprLPHIA May 29.-Cleared. ship G Rich
| ardson, Benz Lewis, master. for City Point va.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsrows, PARRISH.
Master, from New York:
NE White lady and child, Miss Il Mortmofe::
Judson POOLE Pritchard. L War.aw and Iady. Ut
Wyleioh, Mrs B Bolan and child, t Price, MISE
Brown. Hamhurger. Pyle. las Wyls-. Hess.
J r Allen. @ Fl Upton. Jas Madison, n Eshar I,
ton, q W Emmons. Capt c q st John "a Fisner, =
Saunders 8 Nichols, beverieb, Mrs Lamp anu !.
daughter ] Wolfe, lady and two children, WsNoffs
Also from No,fok-E Burress Mrs Capt WIN Q
Smith M I, Harvey. Jno PERI l1rs saran Atkih-
SON Mrs Shaddock. Henry raves. u " msop'
Miss Agnes Phillips. Miss West, Gol W;,,"nt
] Perrine, Geo Reid. Jones, hooert "n""''
James Little. ;., s.o.m-
shin Roanoke. Skinner, bound to New York.
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Lord Napier.

The British minister at Washington has iO
stated what would be the course of his governments
in reference to the right of visitation. He has nc
means OF knowing the intentions or views of the
British administration upon this subject, nor, il
he had, is it likely that he would proclaim them
He has, indeed, discaimed any knowledge of or
ders given to the British admiralty on this coast
for the visitation or search of American vessels
II may be added that the official conduct of Lord
Napier at the seat of the United States government
has been highly creditable to his diplomatic abili
ties and sound judgment, and that his personal in
tercourse with Americans, in and ont of office. has
been Of a character to insure him general respect
and esteem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

HE- THE GREAT VIRGINIA SINGLE MACHINE Is now
on exhibition at the Planning Mill of Messrs. Simms
& Plummer, corner of 9TH aud Main streets. Rich
mond, each day. from o'clock to IL A. NJ and from
TO I. NJ. The Agents for the sale of this Machine
Messrs. ScoTT and FITCH. are stopping at the Cen
trail Hotel aud have yet for sale several States All
persons desiring purchase, will call on them soon
as they will only remain in the city few days.
For County and shop Rights for all of Eastern
Virginia. the Valley, and Pennsylvania, apply to
NJ P UIIERN & co. Office lower end Canal Dock,
Richmond myH-it*
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A firm at Attleboro, Mass, consumes two ton.
OF steel each week In the manufacture of ladies
hoops.
Rev. Charles Reed, Baptist missionary from Wis
eonsin, isamong the wounded in the recent sbat
ties" In Kansas.
IL Is stated that George Peabody 4 Co., of Lon
dou, have sued the the jackson and New Orleans
Railroads for $2I 400 80 and interest, money
loaned. f7f
The l4th Of June will be the seventy-second an
nyersary of General Sco.ts birthday, and the
eth Of bis entering the army.
II is said that the pay received by the London
Times for the marriages and deaths inserted in
that paper, would support newspapers 10 This
country, ont of the large cities.
Rev DR.. Bowman, OF Lancaster, Pa. ohiuh
church" has been elected assistant Bishop Of Penn.
sylvania.
There were lsS deaths In Philadelphia last week.
Il of consumption.
Miss Davenport has been engaged by the mana.
GER Of the French Theatre, In New Orleans. 10 nsr.
orn the character of Adsienne, 10 French, for sir
aights.
late sale of Virginia cattle from the son,h
brapeh Of the Potomac. 10 New York esti,na,sJ
- 3 est average, was made at 10 cents. The hsst
selling at 500. 'us pes'
The fredericksburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az chr fs,.
mers are p'onthiig up their wheat fields.
The Typhoid fever Is prevailing In tho lower nart
p Appomattox county, Va. 10y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01

THEarRE.-The beautiful comedy of the "serious
Family will be played tonight with Mr. Charles
Bass az "Aminidab Sleek" The drama of Shandy
Mcguire" with Master Alfred Stewart, is also up.
IL lie stated tina: Mr.. Bass will, during the week,
deliver lecture on "The Drama, its Past and Pres
emit" This will be very entertaining to the citi
sens of Richmond, among whom Mr.. B.ss Ia times
gone by played several engagements. From his
long experience he is familiar with those shining
lights If the drama of which we Of the Present
day have only read, aud can give us many highly
Interesting "reminiscences of the stage.
On tomorrow night Mr.. Marden takes a benefit
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DIED.

On Monday the aist day of May. VIRGINIA.
daughter OF h. II and Jane q. Langley, aged q
years, months and "a days
N. We ahington Star and Baltimore Sun please
copy.
On Mondny afternoon, May 3Ist, at his residence
In this city WILLIAM SLATER.
The friends of the deceased and Of his brother,
Robt Slater are reque3ted 10 atteuI his funeral
from Clay street Methodist Church, This Afternoon,
June Ist. at o'clcck.
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DEATH OF MAJOR WALKER.--Major Walker, pay
residence in st. Louis Friday night. He bur-
led with miIit Try hOnors at Jefferson barracks Sat
urday afternoon. Major Walker was born in
Vermont, and entered the service in July 1879
He was commissioned as paymaster, with the rank
ofmajor, in December 1899.
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A MINIsrERISG ANGEL.-The Court of Assizes OF
the Cotes du-Nord has just tried q woman OF
Legue for the manslaughter of her husband For
nearly 40 years they lived most unhappily togeth-
er owing to her drunken and brutal character and
she was 10 the constant habit of beating him keep
lug thick stick for the purpose, and even some.
times taking it into bed with her to bslabor him In
the night. On the Goth Of March, she struck him
fatal blow on the head of which he died in two
hours. She was sentenced to II years hard labor
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nay To MAKE Coon LoAF BREAD,
Use Semple's Baking Powder.
To make good Biscuits, 8
Use SempIe's Baking Powder.
To make good Pastry
Use Semple's Baking Powder.
To save time, labor and expense.
~ Use Samples Baking Powder
For ale h all Druggists and Grocers. Price 20
per box. jim w GARLICK sole Proprietor,
my 81 Market Place, Franklin st.
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sNARY Niger HERE."-The excursion from
Norfolk, Va, which overhauled the slave stealing
schooner Francis French, having searched the yes
sci, having given up all hope of finding the slave
one of them declared in loud tone that they
would set the craft on fire, at the time hurry
ing the off, if about to execute the threat
when "Tony,' who concealed under the fore
castle, burst out with Don't you, Mars Jeems-ds
amt nary niger here"
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SUBSTANTIAL PREsENTs--The Unitarian Society al
West Roxbury last week, whose pastor, Rev. s
Reynolds, has resigned, voted him gift of 5000
which was paid him. A day or two afterwards, q
surprise party OF ladies and gentlemen called al
the Rev. gentlemaps house and presented him
with n purse Of 81 300 in gold.
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a% SpRING WEATHER.

k6y SPRING WEATHER.
II shines. it rains
Then shines again.
What does the weather mean?
1t hangs in doubt
The sun comes out,
With drilling mists between.
Now dark now light,
Like day like night,
IT'S changing. fckle.weather.
1t mists at times
Then rains shines,
And sometimes all together.
Bat the ladies' are bound to SHINE in new dresses
notwithstanding. and thev msst necessarily have
HANDSOME TRIMMINGS for them; call at
KEACH'S, 81 Main street, and supply yourselves at
once my 29-3t
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aFHCIAr. Iox7CHe.

- Norrcs --Rsv. WV. TAILOR, Of
Caiifos IA, author Of .ssven Years Street Preach.
ing in fau Frsnciscon and '.Lifs in California
win preach TONIC al, and each Bzht during the
week, in Centenary {Metbodist) Church The pnp
lie are invited 10 attend, JeI-hF