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nAKpwAxE, CUTLERY. sc.

GUNS, RIFLES. SHOT POUCHES. pow,
" DER FLASKS, PERCUSSION CAPS
GUN WADS. &c t.c-The sui scriber has on
hand, at No. ~, Royal street, COOL assortment
OF articles in The above line, embracing some
very fine GUNS ard RIFLES. and all the neces.
sary acccmpanirents which We VIII sell al
very low prices. On hand EIys Caps IN large
and small! boxes, intended expressly for Revol.
vers Call and examine. (leanng Rods, Cap
Primers o. cups, Nipple Wrenchrs Ram Rods,
Gun Worms, &c, OF assorted qualities. Wish
chases great bargains " Ill be gwen.
aug 20 JOHN L CRt lGHTON.
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A n ELECTION will be held in the Fourth

Al ELECTION will be held in the FouIih
n Ward, OF this city, on the I lRIEEN II
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT. at the house on the
northwest corner of Prince and Alfred streets
under the superintendent OF |. Buckingham,
". n. Berkiey, aud VIM. W. Harper, 10 fiji! the
seat made vacant by tne resignation OF i. B.
Robertson, OF The Poaid OF Aldermen
An election will also be held, on the same
day, at the Chamber OF the Common Council
nn1er the superintendent OF Jno. l. Balienger,
w Brown, ard j. I'M I Evans Tor mem
her o. the Common Council, in The place OF Jas
s Halloyell. whose seat has been declared va
cant by reason OF the ilegalty Of BIS eI,c,Ion'
nc. 2-eo,E &. A. TAEENNER, [. {
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CUMAC AND RAGS "ANlt .t'y, =
= scrlSer wisbe. to purchase the an%,.
cles ia any quantity. for wsIeh ne | ,..t A.
pay the highest market PIic,s !" ud;RAt
times. lily @O-u1 }. f.
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John MURPHY, .dTTORNEY 1T Law
u will practice 10 the Courts of Westnore
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties
Post Office Riee's Store, Weamoreland County,
Va. dec At
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETs' q"

DONNETS RIBBONS arm r0r.
ID FLOWERS And MILL Nthi ..
GkSERALLY-JOHf l. E'T.. ~ Nn .' .
received a splendid assortment OF "D ~ >
the above line, which in beofy i'--', ,,..
prie., cannot he surpassed by arg ''.5' .n,,.
south OF New York HIS assor'H'h '. -.
BONNEIs. of ire latest and 'fo'' S'..lT.g
styles; RIBBONS, OF all grade aud a. 49,.
CIAL FLOWERS and Rum 1--WE
riety. He is also manriac'uifs " ,.g,a
Of every description, and IN - ~ =, ,..'.,...
not to be surpassed He soIrI'' 60
old stand No. 81, King street.
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M lNDOW SHADES.-just received per
w Express, anew assortment OF Painted and
Gold WINDOW SHADES. Lace and Mrsln
Curtains, Buff, Green, prsb, Blue, and White
plain Shades. Cornrce Bands, Pms, &c. NC.
and will be offered at prices 10 suit the times, at
I P. CLAkkE'S Window Furnishing Store.
NJ ,hs Einy.street ap 20
Culver PLATED WARE.-Forks, Spoons,
Nut Crackers, Casters, Cake Baskets, Can
nl,s,icks. Shutters and Trays, Soup Ladies,
Mugs. Pitchers. Walters. Urfs These are well
plated and will give Satisfaction FOR rsle oy
sep22 '.,''-~ 800
"a OTICE-Ths highest market price lsss
~ for old scrap lroa, Wrong hi and CAST
flags, Rope, Copper, Brass Lead. Ems 90 zones
&c. &c. J. w. AT"
cor Union and Duke sts., or No. ~ Oniohs'
yep H-n
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NOTICE-Ail persons indebted o us whose
Y accounts are no* passed jue reques
ted TO call ard settle them without delay, as
longer indulgence cannot be given
GEORGE H. BAiNE 4 co.
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n vp.Svrry l.. J. G0TEROCE
ylKANKLIN * ROTE ROCK, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS n FRkNCH, English. and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGs; "nto"
Shades. CoJnice. Curtain Bands, Pins, and Up
HOLSTERY GOODS, Southwest corner ol 9Th
and n. streets, Washington, d. {.
II Paper put OF by experienced workmen.
Washington ID g.. aug 16-eo2m
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LIQ UORS. LIQUORS.
DlDGELkY. HAMPTON Il 60, WHOLE
IL SALE rEALELs IN LIQUORS. have in store
FRENCH BRANDY, OF the following iavorife
brands "A Selgnette" "Otard, Dupuy Il Co ;"
"Hennessey,' limited ProprietoTs," and Jules
ROBIN II Co -
TEACH BRANDY, Apple do, Cherry do, Black.
berry do.
CoRUiALS-Cinnamon ard Peppermint
New England and Janaira RUM
Holland and Domestic GIN
RYE WHlskEY. OF every grade
Champagne, Madeira, Port Sherry, Malaga,
Lisbon and Ciaret WINES
German and Domestic BlTTERS
PORTER, ALE, &c, &C, which they offer for
sale 20 dealers sepz4
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4 LEXANDRIA, VA, JAsUARY 1T ~
n RICHARD ;. CROSS nos 'tI- dag q, !,
clated with him in business, JOHA u Li"h'
BEL and HENRY e. FIELD. loI -, !.
pose of carrying on GENERAL >H'f 3, ~
NESS, AT No. "a, KIyG STREET. AlENANnNi -
under the firm name aud style Of 'h',
LUGEN BEL Il CO., where II" iuoIe s''
rally are invited TO call and EXAMINE 'Eri a.
and well-seIected Stock Of BOOTS, >hUfN".
which will be sold for cash, or 10 s'Hc'IH w.
fua customers, as low as they can DE- TO
Equality considered) III this or any one, 4.
~ Particular attention paIo Z" ~.
WORK, both as 10 material and "ofS" ai'-.
and warranted TO please, A call - fr'Ps'''.
collected at the SHOE STORE OF .o
ian 7 CROSS, LUGENEkE! ~
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T H. McVElGH " SON Wholesale DEAL
81 YRs IN TOBACCO. SCARS, &C are now
receiving and have in store. their F.AL
STOCK OF TOBACCO. SEGARS SMOK.
NG TOBdCCO. &C., comprising the most ia.
vorite brands OF medium 10 prime grades which
they offer TO their customers and dealers gene
rally. on as favorable terms as tney can be
bought in this or he Baltimore market.
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TOBACCO. 1OBACCO,i
y lDGELY, HAMPTON Il CO., WHOLESALE
IL DEALERS ~ TOBACCO. CIGARS. Al.
hlSG STREET, offer for sale the following brands
OF choice TOBACCO:
"CrumPtou s. premium b lump
-. $. Hale's" Extra hue cured
Game Cock" Twist
N. J. Williamson's" do.
Harris Peoples Favorite"
Do Luxury the People
DO "Apricor"
Do "Sulrapa"
Henry Godard' lbs 81. T.el" Ms.
"tharles Asher - K Collins"
81. W Thompson" Il. H. Powell
c. W Simpson Star" Nv ~ Shelton"
"Corner Stone Eliza Logan"
"P. Pry'
H. B SCOTS Mountain Rose" los.
Also, Domestic and Imported T. CARS;
SMOKING TOBACCO; SNUFF, in bottles,
kegs, bIadders, and papers; PIPES and Pipe
Heads. sep 90
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NEW WALL PAPERS Asp DECORA-
II TIONS-Just receiving al J. T.1CEFS,
SO. 1877 North side Of Kng 'treei, tie very latest
styles of WALL PAPERS AND DECORA-
TONS. direct from the manufacturers, which
will be disposed CT very low TO prompt Iurcha
.o-, rmh All ] TaCEY
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

V7HE NEW CHEAP SHOE SlORF IN
! the Ladies. Gentlemen. Misses. aud g.
| dren that are ~ want OF a fine pan OF bONn
or SHOES, We would say go 10 the ucN C.a,
! Shoe Store, No. lO2, King.stIeer. where you
find the cheapest and most fashionable 90 %
! city. /. b. PilIHAL %
sep 81 IO2, KiDg.st., oppo WrmenfC L
At THE NEW CHEAP SHOE SIOEi
N may BE- found
La'les Caters. from see 20
LADIES Morocco Boots, " 75c 70
Misses Caters, " 37jc %
Misses Morocco Boots, - soc 70 ] .
Children Shoes, great variety, Zac 20
Also, a large assortment oil Gents al. ialN'
wear, equally as low.
For the above bargains call al the new cfss,
Shoe Store, lO2, king-street
sep % I. B. POISAL sc"
ssnH! WHERE TELL NE WFER'
~ can buy cheap Bootp AID >nos' e.
at the new cheap Shoe Store, lr!, kI .'r..
and You will fnd good assortment Of buo.'
and SHOES, at greatly reduced prIc's 20.
mistake the place, lO2 King street orPo,'
Winners Il Co L. b pOiShL 60
sep 22
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GREGORY g. mhURY, Managers.

To be drapn under me Supernatural Ot Comnns'
sionsrs appointed by the Governor.
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THAT'S AND CAfS.-Joh' ',ilrl.. -
III is now in the RECEIPT o. q -. -, - e
sortment OF SOFT HATS. OF TIE % ',.,,.rr,t
and finest qualities. He Is ais" msl', Of ~
daily, the be qualities AID sl'ss frisf
HATS, all Of which ne is PT.pafse ~ ~, ~
the lowest prices, at the old stand 10 ~; J.
street
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VyHE CASE SYSTEM ADoPHD.-l&' '''''
having tried the credit system, a'' ~. ...
that it will not pay, has conclude 70 %.,i b..
CASH principle. In future aud ron ..' -.
be will continue 10 do business up'' ''
principle. In bidding adIeu TO To" % ; p
he would return MS thanks 10 bis ci''o''''
past favors, and hopes By s'ric, a,'r'-o.
such inducements as he may offer. 20 '"..'
II under the new. .,rry
ian If Jbf y -
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IeR INDY
- 3 pipes pure and b gh.havored "Henesey"
Brandy. isi5
p pipes Rochelle Brandy
casks pure Port Wine
II pure Sherry Wine
pure Madeira Wine
pipe pure Holland Gin
puncheon pure Jamaica Spirits, for sale
by i. A. BREWIS Il co.
sep 29-eoim
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HRUGS, CHEMICALS &c.-Arseniate OF
IL Iron; Valerianate Zinc; Aconitin; Vera,
tra; Piperlne Icdide Lead; Strychna; Nitrate
Silver; Acetate ZINC Ergot; Chloroiorm, and
Hofmau's Anodyne, Just received, and Tor sale
BY WILLIAM A. HART.
No. lC9, King street, cor OF Pitt.
u Sign of the Golden Mortar. oc;
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Tickets $l5-Halves 81 5O-Quar'ers So -.
Eighths 81 SO.

$4,000 DOLLAPS!
T OTTERY Tor the benefit OF the State OF
Delaware, Class % for 1855, TO be drawn
at Wilmington. Delaware, on SATURDAY,
October 10th, 1858.
75numher Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 20 prizes OF SlOH"
prize OF l2,5CO ~ prizes OF 900
pIlzeo. 5,lss l57 Lowest num-
20 prizes OF 3,cm Der Fr.zes 7Vo
&c, &c, &c
Tickets $40; halves S.; quarters 81 80.
Certificates OF packag' rs whole tickets $40 90
do do 25 hall do 10 %
do do % quar's do 80 90
UORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Ger
tifcates OF Packages in the above Splendid Let
teries. will receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing will be sent
Immediately after it is over, TO all who order
from me. Address, I. J. BUCkEY, Agent,
sen 27-lm Wilmington. Delaware
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(NTABLERS AGUE ard FEVER specific,
- safe efiectual and speedy remedy for the
disease in all its iorms also, a successful pre-
ventive OF Bilious diseases in Ague and Fever
districts. Prepared and Tor sale by
DR. r. H. STABLER,
No. l65 King street, corner OF Washington.
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ID OBINsON n PAYNE are now receiving
IL 40 bbls A B and C. Coffee Sugar
Crushed Loaf and Porto Rico Sugar
Porto Rico and Muscovado Molasses
% boxes Adamantine and Tailow Candles
10 :. Ground Coffee
Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Glass. Putty
Rope, &c. also, prime lot OF Fla stern Herring
and AlewIveS. For sale low. sep Is
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NIFEICAN GUANO-We have for sale
N L., OF Mexican Grano, which will be
closed out al very low yates.
10 WHEAT & BRO.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOX OCTOBER,
1858.
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IRESH SALAD OIL English Mustard !;
Il Homeopathic Cocoa; Soluble Cocoa; Nut
mees Mace; Cloves; Taploca; Salt Petre; Dat.
meal; Bermuda Arrow Root; Jamaica Ginger;
White Mustard Seed Celery Seed; COriander
seed. Cinnamon, sc received and tor sale by
OCT, & II COOK N CO.. Sarepta Hall.
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MpORTANT TO COUNTRY MER-
| CHANTs-I am now manufacturing I'm
WARE, which | am selling at wholesale, as
low as can be bought in Baltimore or any Of
the Northern cities. have large stock on
hand, and can fill orders with despatch.
sepla H. /. GREGORY, No. lis. hlng 81.
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4 LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent Stock,
n Registered and Coupon, for sale 3:
J.- Aft CORSE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
AuneriCantsun.

The excitement growing out OF the late syste'
matte and persevering insults to the American nag
has had at least the good effect of developing the
latent patriotism of the country. We had almost
begun to fear that the old spirit of Anericauism,
that flashed from Bunker Hill to Yorktown, was
swallowed up In the spirit of section and that the
people of the United States had begun to look upon
the particular commonwealth or section In which
they lived as their only country. 1t cannot be
denied that abolition aGgressiveness was rapidly
tending to produce this result. TO weaken the
cords of national union, aud TO threaten us, not
remotely, with greater danger than hostll'les
with all Europe combued-a civil war. But the
national sentiment needed only such an appeal As
that from the Gulf to prove its predominant aud
universal power and intensity. In every quarter
TIM old fires of AmorcaDism blaze with the bright
ness Of the Revolutionary era. Senators and Rep
resentatives from all sections and of all party
craeds stand side by side under the stars and
stripes and evince equal srdor in indicating the
national dignity and fame. The outside pressure
has made MS again, at least for time, band oil
brothers. and we are not sure but the very best
thing that could happen to save the Union would
he foreign war. Certainly such war would in
every wsy be preferable to civil commissions, and
If it .hould roll IAN of fire between US and
the old world" are not certain that the eaust
of freedom and human rights would suffer. We
can produce within our own borders food aud
clothing, all the necessaries and many Of the lux
uries Of life. We have nothing to fear in our FIJI
ture but Disunou, and If foreign war remov,
that danger it is a sacrifice which millions of thu
best and bravest men In this country are pre-
pared to make,
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MIR. SIMMER.

The late epistle of Senator Sumner, of Massa
ohusetts, on the eve of bis departure for Europe
alluding patheticaliy to his continued ilheal'h
does not seem to have ELECTED an excess q
sympathy even from the organs Of his Black Re
publican constituency. The honorable gentleman
has traded extensively on the small capital q
his Gaming, that the business is over done, and
there symptoms of bankruptcy. lie seems a.
badly off as the fellow who supported himself OH
his wounds and bruises, till the Mexican war
broke out, when the market was so overstocked
with broken legs and arms, that he declared him
self unable to make over one meal a day by all
the diseases and disasters be could initiate, and
was compelled to hobble about, crying, Please
sir, give me cent, Pm deaf, dumb and blndn
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- Things I'm Norfolk.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prspArcn

NORFOLK, June 4th, 1853
The United States Court is engaged with
the case of Fredell, captain of the barque W. @
Lewis The only interest mans tested is to beas
the argument of the able counsel. lie Is imposs
bic to decide how the matter will terminate; but
We are led to believe that the case will go in favor
the prisoner, from the fact that the officer who
made the arrest (Lieut. Walker has since died OF
the fever the coast of Africa, and there Is no
one else who can identify the papers produced in
court, the papers found on board the vessel -
The papers alluded to are letters written In Spau-
sh Portuguese, aud found, so It is said on boar,i
the said barque, and which go to prove that one
Miller, an alleged passenger, who was known To
have been engaged In the slave trade. had some
controlling influence over the vessel and cargo-
fhe burden of proof resting with the United State.
AID the officer who made the arrest belug dead of
course the hear-say testimony of the officer who
brorght the barque in is not testimony and was
so decided by the Judge to-day. Tomorrow, how.
ever, will decide the matter, we presume and the
conviction or release of the prisoner must have it's
influence 10 the civil suit of 4, s. vs. barque W. G.
Lewis.
10 the Circuit Court yesterday, the case of Com
monwealth vs. Martin, for the homicide of Burke,
came up, but owing to the absence of one of the
Commemorative witnesses the case was postponed
until the l4tb inst.
Richard Wake, Jr, young man, about II years
OF age. son of Rich'd Wake, the treasurer OF the
Seaboard aud Roanoke railroad, met with an acct.
dent at the iair grounds yesterday. by which
he had both arms b. oSen. 1t appears q At he
was 10 revolving swing. and becoming giddy.
Tell out to the ground. Medical aid was procured
immediately, the fractures were reduced aud the
young man was left as comfortable as circum-
stances would permit
The hospitabie mansion of w w. Lamb. Esq,
was thrown open last night to the Woods Rifle
men and few invited guests. The banquet WAS
served at . i. NJ, in a style seldom seen--neyer
surpassed in this section The tables were load
ed with the deicaees of this and other clin1es,
aud we're most tastefuly and beautifully decorated
With flowers, evergresns. &c. After the attack
apoa the edibies, the cloth was removed and the
lime most sgreeably spent ia toasts, speeches,
songs aud music from the band 10 attendance.
The dinner given by Capt. VIM. Lamb (of
he Argus to the gallant rifle corps who have
'een most fortunate in securing hin, their lead
II. by the way, his worthy sire, W. W. Lamb, 10
he regular nominee of the Democratic party for
1ayor. So
The American party have Meeting tonight, to |
AXE the preliminary steps for nominating eaudi- |
lat ) for the approaching municipal election. !
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ApOlOgt1ing z.

contemporary expresses the opinion that when
the news Of the Gulf outrages reaches England
John Bull will say very readily, if he has given the
orders, az sorry for it, shall at once counter
mand them; Or if he has not given the orders, and
the trouble has arisen through the over zeal
avarice, stupidity of the naval officers, he will
disown and punish his officials, indemnify our cit
Gems for the loss sustained, and make fitting
apology.
No one can believe that the British officers in the
Gulf would carry on a perseveriug and Systematic
visitation of American vessels without ORDERS and
in that case, what satisfaction do We obtain from
an empty aud barren expression of regret for the
errors What "indemnity for the past or security
for the future?"
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Toadyis

With the adjournment Of Congress, we shall be
relieved for a time from those precious Washing
ton letters 10 the Northern prints describing the
sayings doings and dressings of the parvenue arts
tocracy which assemblies every winter In the fede.
raj capital. We shall no longer be edited with
minute descriptions of the attire of the accom-.
plished Mrs. A., or the jewels Of the lovely
Mrs.. b, or the flashing eyes of the beautiful Miss
c., or the sylph like form Of the peerless Miss d +,
the twinkliDg feet of the graceful Miss T., and 80
on. TO the end Of the nauseatiBg chapter. The
Fifth Avenue aud the watering places may DOS SSH
bly, Keep up the bulletins of the butterflies. but
ihe country at large will be spared the inilction
till annfhsr winter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENOE.

New YoRK. June 5.--The sloop of war Constella'
ton has arrived from the Mediterranean.
TIE sioop Macedonian sailed this afternoon Tor
the Gulf.
nsaHiNGToY, .Tune 5.--The following officers have
been ordered to rept rt on board the sloopof war
Saratoga on the 10th inst, now at Norfolk. pre-
pairing to join the Home Squadron: Commander
Turner; Lieutenants Wainwright Crosby, Gamble
Jesse. Taylor and Hamilton; Surgeon Wheer
wright: Assistant Surgeon W. johnson, jr., and
Purser c. J. Emery.
The Court Martial ordered by the Secretary o.
the Navy to convene on the 10th inst, to investi
gate the charges against Commander boutwet
consists Of Commodore stringham, President;
Captains Breese, Sands. Giypp, Mexican. Mercer
Lowndes, Mars,ou. Wilkes, Giendy, Puryiance
and Commanders Robb and Tilton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

So THE NEW GIFT BOOK HoUSE.-It is somewhat
Surprising to us that all persons in want of Books
do not purchase at the GIFT Book STORE, No 50 Msil
street where you may buy
Book and a Gold Watch for one dollar.
Book and Silver Watch for one dollar.
Book aud Gold bocket for one dollar.
A Book and Gold Per for one dollar.
A Book and a Gold Pencil for one dollar.
Book and Gold Ring Cor one dollar.
Book and Parlor Time Piece for one dollar.
A Book and Pocket Knife for one iollar.
Book and Portmonnaie for one dollar.
A Book and a Gift Book for dollar.
je SIT Sign Of The RED FLAG 50 Nain street.
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MAR1NB INTELLIGENCE
~, a, R,cam ord. June, s-HcA wassy ~ Ssli.

Fort Of Ricam ond, June. 5-Hich Nossy IL Scfh.
- .
ARRIVED.
schr VIM Woodbury.. II ggins, Rockland. lime. l.
Top New Packet, Gray, smithfield, nndse. James
Winston.
Stmr Roanoke. Skinner Y, merchandise and
passengers, Ludlam Watson.
S.mr Beiyidere Keene, Baltimore. mdse Ludlam
Watson. -,
sehr Judge Hopkins De Groot Bristol. coal. W
Colquitt Co. 8
schr Cupid, sawyer N. O., In ballast.
Sehr Chas Carroll, N. n, In ballast.
CLEARED,
The Bremen ship Agnes, Capt. Schelling. for Bre.
men, with 525 hhds tobacco and tobacco stems. and
400 barrels rosin, by Indian Watson. June 9Th
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nm-Ir wonld hardly do for any o.

nT-IT would hardly do for any one
NOWADAYS to have the temarity TO question the ex
celence Of DR. ]. HOsTkrFER'S GELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS for all diseases o. he stom-
tiyeness Dysentery, and general derah cement o.
the digestive organs their many virtues have Ions
been made plainly apparent. They purge
their natural functions and which bring paleuess T.
The cheek and suffering TO the brow. They Danish
high health, and necessarily prove a valuable ad-
JGnct to the digestive organs trial ia all that is
needed to establish them in the confidence OF the
skeptic.
FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. eve
rywhere, my N-1m
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N.Y. MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. -

unreasonable weather which has been prevaiine
for some time past is, naturally product OF many
of those jDfammatory ailma nts which sfict man
kind. Let all who may be Thus attacked provide
themselves with ''HEERY,s STIMULATING LINihENr;
and obtain the relief which it invariably afford
whenjudiciously applied The proprietor partieu
larv recommends this preparation To those who are
suff-ring from PAINS IN THE BACK, and AFFECTIONS
OF THE LIVER.
Ba For sale by Meade 4 Baker, Jn0 w. Garlick
GrubDs Il Apperson B. L. Thomas and others
PURCELL LADD,
my 2l-Im& Wholesale AGENTS
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MARRIED.

On "wednesday, the 18th of May. at "Mschanics-
yi'lsrby Wm;J Petfesrew, Esa.. NJ rriIyn mnyENG
CAPTFR. Of Hehrico, Youngest daughter o. sne 's1e
Curtis Carter
eT The Richmond Exsminea viii please copy.
On "Wednesday, June I'd. by the Rev Chas Mimi
gsrode. DR. LEVIN 4 JOYNEs, TO Miss SUSAN v.
daughter Of DR. Pobert Archer. all Of this city
0nlThursday, nth May. at the Second Presbyts'
N. CLARK to Miss MARY. daughter Of A. Turner.
Esq. all Of this city. 4s
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MIRDER OF AU. 8. SOLDIER.

CARLISLE, Pa, June4-A United States soldier
belonging to the Carlisle Barracks, named McNa
mara. killed while in the town last night. The
supposed murderer is Francis Pierre, also United
States soldier. He has been committed fol trial.