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PSF -BuRRow's RELIAnLR MEpIcIax=-

sdfes quickly aud permanently SOROFULA, SYPHILIS,
sHEUMAria1 Piles KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, CosTivE-
NKss, ESEREAL DLSEAsES, AID all chronic affections
II the SExuN. ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
Shich this celebrated remedy has acquired III thu.
oUghly eFaicating the above diseases, is unprec,.
tented in the annals of medicine Thousands Of tlae
9ost uveerate cases of disease have been cured b!
this truly great medicine, after having been pic
1ounced beyond all possible Cnre by the most enet.
nent hysicians of the country. Finley +. Ferge
sou Mayor of Norfolk, Va, cured of KheuDlstsfa;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured OF Bron-
chitis; daughter of sign0r George (formorly Pro
lessor of MusIc in this CCy) cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection, aud thousands of others whose
asTnes could be mentioned were it necessary.
Price 81 per hottle-six bottles for s..
Prepared 10y J W BURRow x Co, Practical Chem
sta, Norfolk, Va
Sold by PURCELL LADD co, Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond. ia 36--iIn
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From KANSAS AND UraH-We learn, by late ar
rivals from Kansas, that the Topekaites have not
only been defeated in Leavenworth, but that in
Lawrence, their notorious stronghold, Babeock,
antiTopeka candidate, has been elected Mayor by a
large majority. The prediction of President Buch-
anan, that peace would be restored to Kansas by
the passage of the Lecompton Constitution, seems
fast approching realization and We are persuaded
that the passage of that Constitution will quiet
the turbulent elements raging for so long time
In Kansas and give peace and sueurity to the Union
Yesterday brought from above, Hon. Mr..
Hartnett, Secretary of the Territory OF Ctah lie
is on his way to Washington on the business OF the
Territorial government aud army. lie left Camp
Bridger ON the 18th Of January; 80 that he has
been forty-four days on the passage. He brings
no news of any Importance. Nothing had occur
ed in eamp and no intercourse with the Mormons
beyond what has been already reported. Ills jour
ney as far rs to the South Pass was unimpeded by
snow. There they encountered good deal OF II
aud some severe weather. When they reached the
level OF Fort Laramie, they met mild weather,
which has accompanied thcm through the rest OF
their ronte.--.S Louis Leatter, 15d
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sR. wAsaISagoN--s'FIRsr IN WAR,

FIRsF tS PEAcg. AND RIRSr IN THg HEARTS OF HIS
CouSrRYNEN. All who visit Richtaanl on the 2ld
os February to witness the grand spectacle of the
Inauguration of The Washington staige should moi
fall 30 visit the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
tcry Of u W MIME. TO witness thc wonderful PRO.
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
huely arranged establishment. And to those who
may wish 20 obtain Of themselves or friends some
thing really beautiful and iif,-like as likeness
sbould not fail to one of the Anlbroy pes or
Photographs made at MANS GALLERY. He is pre-
paref to accommodate all who wish fine pictures:
and his assortment of Frames. Cases, Lockets Pins
&c, IN which 70 have them placed is large and va
ried His gallery is Main street opposite the
ne@ Custom House and free 10 visitors whether they
wish i1Ctures or not. 70 20
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ssgoTHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
A TEIl E1Efif q u LIYI 81

This invaluable medicns is untliling lii the cure OF
all those naufnl and dangerous disea4es incident to
he female constitution.
IL moderates all egcesses and removes all obstruc
ions from whatever cause, and speedy cnre may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is pecuarlS suited 1t will. III short time bfng
oa the monthly period with Regularity
CAUTION.
These PMS should not D. tLea By females t.Gt are
pregnant during he FIRST 1HREE 1ONffS oS
fbay are snyr n bring on Miscarriage; tuf at ee.rg
terf1e and in Ct. ~ 0iber case, they 01s perfectly
safe. c.., ,..., ~;
in he Rack and Limbs Heayiuess Fatigue Oh siiSht
exertiCn Palpitaton of the Heart L. wness OF splr
iTs Mysteries Sick Headache. hter, and all the
uaiuini diseases occasioned by disordered system
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed
FclI directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved:
bottle containing % pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp Of Great Biitan. can DC sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps.
ss-pUKCELl LADD 4 co, wholesale agents "
VIRGINIA NH l2-d&cw3nI*
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sSzs- srcunE THE SHADOW ERE THE

Substance Fade. If you wish q good picture 20 10
old Man anrs ss aap ag 1ash pIsin
ine the Specimens. photographs c1o,ea orc. ~ sn
Enlarged TO any .ize The pure AmbreIype we We war
rant not to fade or easily be defaced afsoss u,
riyeled NielI0araph or new style OF Photograph
netures taken instantaneous and finished III three
minutes Malainotypes Panotypes and Amurotj pss
for ira smssion by mail This saiiefy contains ~"
% the largest ok ylights In Virginia and iof beahy
Of fiuish his pietnrOs are surpassed by none.
Pictures taken from A. NJ, 10 J.. " ,
Hs-Piotegraph Of The Washington sonu'nriIs. 1rIns
a NH s--d&wlm
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wxa A WoRn OF EXPLANATION, IT

proprietors of HEHBf's STIMULATING LINIaEsT de
sires the public to understand that the preparation
which ne offers Is not EMBAoCATioN, but IS lNl
nEsT according 10 the legitimate signifcaton OF
the word Having the consistency OF an ointment
II NAV be appied either as plaster, or be rubbed
on the etfec ted part and HAS NEv FAILED TO AFFORD
EgLIEF Its efficacy once tested. the Linimeht " i'll
become IA household medicine. 49,
Sn For sale by most OF the Druggists in this
city. PURCELL, LADD Il Co., wholesale agents.
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gas~ Nav SPRING GooDs


Herespectfully invite attenIion to our rev STOCK
OF SPKINH GOODS now opening. and assure the
ladies In par,icular that those goods offered AT
lnwer atts than the same could now be bought tor
having be. early IN the mal ket and oar FINANCIAL
POSITION is steh That We have advantages IN the al
het enahling us 10 purchase at the lowest CASH
pglCEs All we ask of you is to ~
CALI Examne! Cumparei!! !! .ndge!i!!
pcsnae,fnlly j MlLIuIsEk BRO.
,,h I'm 1913 Broad street.
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sI~ Why SUFFER- WITH CouaH, from

+Cold, Hoarseness, or aConsumptive Cough, when
you obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
H0RNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP 0F WILD CHER
RY Ii is combined with other articles suited Tor all
lung, asthma, Catsrrh and Bronchial Affections
Il is prepared By Chemist ef reputation and is pro-
aounced by those who have asedi the best Cough
Syrup il the world
Bottles p, 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL
LADD & Co, and all Druggists in Richmond
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SHERIFF..
sssg- To THE VOTERS OF HENRI

Ss3g- To THE VOTERS CT HENRIco
uusfY-i take this method of announcing myseli
a candidate for the Sheriffty of Henrico county at
reelection in May next; aud if elected promise to
devote all of any time the office, and to discharge
ts duties as the law directs. will try aud the
voters of he county before the day of election. and
Ia the meantime | refer all such wish TO ascer-
tain my fitness for the Office to my usighboTs and
To Johu NJ. Gregory. EsI john B. Young, Esd, anu
IA a,~-dtde +. j. CARTER.
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sSs- Tn Or, OR WATER CoLoRs. fror

,,ars,.ns or from life are executed at the Photo
prsnh and Fine Art Gallery Of G " MiNNIs IN the
highest style of the art. at the shortest hoilSe-
ynes and every tye Of likeness Known or desired
mi satisfaction gnaranteed TO the most iatlaious .
The Crayon heads Of small chIdreh as III
have see,, them galleries Maia street opposlte
The new Cu~tom House, Richmond, Va ana sysa-
Innre street Petersburg. Va. nin 40
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CLERk or CIRCUIT COURT.


tcY~ TO TIE NoTERs OF tbs City OF
F1 HNoSp-iILaQ% CiIIEENs:--f am before yuu a.
..,ariItts iog rs-eyCtj1n To The olice Of CLERK
rt the Circuit Court "f the City Of Hchmnnd, in
nL "a yGu we're hind enough to place me nearly :
NV since. and the duties OF which | have to
th, best al NY ah:ljty. enieaVUred to perform con
s,irnriJusIy AID iHlpartally
ulh i7-titd EUSTACE ROBINSON.
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The Poor BoY.--Don't be ashamed good lad, ii
YOU have patch you- elbow. Ii is no mark
of disgrace Ii speaks well for your industrious
mother. For our part.we would rather soc dozen
patches on your jacket than hear one profane or
vulgar word escape from your lips, or smell the
fumes of tobacco on yeur breath. No good boy
will shun You because you cannot dress as yeur
com panions; and If bad boys laugh at your appear
ance, say nothing. my good lad. but walk on. We
know many rich and good man who was once
poor as yen. Fear God my boy. and il You are
poor, but hsnest. yon will be respected q great
deal more than IL ycn we're the sou OF rich man,
aud addicted 20 bad habits.
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E&5 FRESH LEEcaEs.-I have Just re-
ceived, by Adams' Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LkECHES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms.
z. S.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
70. Can De found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel aud 81
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts 4. c. HOBSOE
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To My FELLOW ClrizENs OF THE CRY

E:eHSaNp-~At,er advising with my friends aud
,fIhe request ot Eo.ne of them. Announce myself
raUJldaic Tor the ollce of COMMISSIONER OF
THIS kEsENJ r tn Monroe Ward. (inwhich have
resided 1T twenty years in tile place Of Mr.. Iund-
.Yr WOO wh no. is again a candidate. at he elec-
20 70 ha held "a the 27jh dag oi May next | nave
serve. yor police officer the last seven ears
81. soul bc pleased - receive your suppof; for tue
atlvN aticc. q " TYLER
F.--1f3a
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MISrAKE OF A DRUGGIsT.-P Pfotf4sRtql EScdps--A
prescription was prepared the other day. at a Main
street apothecary's by an experienced clerk, for
Young lady residing on Fonrth street, aud sent
home. Some thirty minutes after, the regular
prescription clerk called and was putting up the
bottles, when he observed jar of strychnine in
the place OF some harmless preparation, aud called
attention TO it. The young man who had put up
the medicine, turned pale death when the dis
coVery was made, and said, great God, have just
sent that to Mr.. -, on Fourth street" Not q
moment was TO be lost, and indeed great proba-
bility was that the poison had been already taken;
but the clerk determined TO make effort, seized
his hat and rushed frantcally through the street,
until be came to the house, and without waiting to
ring the bell, up stairs asked where Miss
IS room was, of lady he met in the hall
She was alarmed at his manner but as he told
her life and death depended upon his knowing i'm
mediately, she pointed To the door from which she
had just issued. lie entered unbiiden aud just as
the young lady's mother was about TO administer
one of the powders, which was prepared in spoon,
nearly at her daughters lips
Hold for Gods sake, Madam! That is poison I!
Give it to your daughter, aud you are her murder
ess"
The wildness of the clerks manner frightened
both ladies-tbe spoon fell upon the bed, and the
daughter already palid check bleached until it
was as coioress as her night robe.
The druggist was thought 10 be insane, but a
few words OF explanation revealed ALL and the
tragedy was extngushed in the light Of jog at
the prOvdental escape.
The druggist returned, and relieved the poor
clerk from his awful suspense, by telling him of
the happy result of his errand, when the clerk
swooned away. This little sketch, though il may
sound dramatically, liz Il simple transcript of an
occurrence that exposes n glimpse of the sinner
life" of drug store Cfnci,neti Enquirer.
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nea ArraaorIun sALr roa 2O DAYS :

nsa. ATTRACTIVE SALE FoR 20 DAYS ---
staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Fringes and
Dress Trimmings Embroideries, Ladies' Dress caps,
Muslin swiss and Dimity Bands, Head Dresses,
acarfs. Laces Grapes Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop skirts
Brass. Steel and Plated Hoops, Cords and fassels
for picture hangings. &C., &c, with numerous other
articles selling at reduction OF ~ per cent. ites
Than f,r mar price 10 make room for Sprin0 pEr-
ehasas LADIES BAZAAR.
No 200 Broad street between 4lh and bib.
nah Aim
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CONsFAULES.

To Tue VcTERs OF Isr DIsTRIcT oF
HEsRic0 COUNTY At the solicitation Of many
BILE Ct The lat District, aud respectfully sUliciI
your surrages. Shoiid it be our pleasure 10 elec
~, promise to discharge the eduties OF the Office Il
abe beet of nay ability.
Dih iF-tLe JOHN D1GGETr
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CITY COLLECTOR,
CITY SERGEANT.

Fe5y" AM candidate for re election t,
IL, oiiica Of CITY COLLECTOR.
Rlh lt-ia JULIUS A. nURSOS
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FerA~ CRY SERGEANT. respectfully
..nt,unce mysrit a candidate flr reelection 10 the
once nf CITY SERGEANT.
NH It'd THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
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ssy@ CLERKsHIr OF THE CIRCUIT COURr
cF IiKXfrco AT The request Of many of my friends,
sannUuuce myself candidate for the 0Iiice ol
CLERK OF TaE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENKiC0,
nj n-1tdn* JOHNSON sANDS.
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- 4 G
COMMISSIONERS,

gfaF" To FHE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY oil
HtSKtch.--I am a candidate for the Office OF com
MISSIONER uF THE REVENUE tor the Up
pen District of ile county and respectfully soicii
youg votes IN May next. ...,
Iuh l3-dti J COKBlH BURTON.
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HIGH CDESTABI,E

Hon CuYsTABLE.--I respectfully all
nuutra lGysIf as c,ffdiints for reelection to the
o !iiye Of HIGH CONSTABLE.
Iuit i~-tde +. BUTLER.
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Fea. To rnE VorKss OF THn CRY OF

Kl.uv6Np.-'Thc present incumbent, Mr. HumSey,
.eeuiag re-s!sinn EiT the office of COM MISSION
KA UF TuR REV ENUE for Monruo Ward here
>, announce myself a candidate or the said office,
, .E respectfully sa!Ict your votes. and pledge my
~ the ttit}tul discharge II the duties of the
snh 2-2n PRESTON VI QUARLES
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PRESTON NJ QUARLEs.
sssst To TIE VOTERS oF TILE Cry o.

'84N7 Vt VI
KIcRsaNU II am cauiid9fe for the office of COM
MISSIONER or THE KENENUE. for the 81 Dis
t-4-t NIonr0A Nard}
tn election n t,se ulace On the 9Th May next
sni - ] row engsg Il in the DISCHARGE Of the
duties es "a. osce th' Assistant vi sir. HunJley
tyl. jeclGss s rr-~l"Ctsz.) hope you viii excuse
iae. II 80 not c.,I ur goa al In peison.
taMla,w, abd have beer for nearly six years a re-
= I-al ei the alty.
Ylpg votes ar respes ttuiIy solicited.
tt2t-.s J3SSE r. KEESEE
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asy~ To THE VOTERS OF RICIf9IoND y
0iier myself as a candidate for the Office of SUPER
INrhNDEN OF THE GAS WORKS.
ma I2-tde< ERASMUS POWELL,
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s.Eg~ AT rng REQUEST Of MANY of 7

f,t1W .ijl-Ns | respectfully announce myself n
..4n-izi" for she oliGeHi CuN MISSIONER, ,5f TIL =
EiYENUEfJr MDnroe Ward, and viii pledge my
tsaschaTrr faithfully The duties Of the office
t.s, .,d. nit iH-tde JOHN Il. STAGtt,
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snp- Why SUpFER WITH RHEuMArIsM

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache. or pain
In any part of tha limbs body stomach or boSels
wher YOU can be cured instantly with HABTS-
RORNE'S CURE-ALLi 1t is fine tonic fer weak
stoachs and bowels. giving them toie ano stren9th
10 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
sia Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL
LADD Il CO, or other Druggists IN Richmond Bot
rIas 2s md ~ cents oc lO-6m
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ss5E- | All a CANDIDATG FOR rHE Or
st-r u3 COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
:! lftr,r Hari
u.i I7--tlet JN0 VI MURRAY
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eey~ RIrrEm's NEW Tnuss AND Sur

P0HTERs.--Ail who wear trusaos should cali aud ex
anime this Truss The principle Ia entirely now.
and supports the rupture hi All easy a.i com rta
Die manner. IL can DO worn with much iess incou-
yenence than the ordinary irusses; and for i2ht.
ness durability and comfort il is uueapaled. 4inp
other Also, RTrFER's UTERINE sUPPnKTERs
very simple but admirable article. A full assert
ment for sale By
W. PETERSON. Druggist
Corner OF i2ll aud lain streets
Ia st--2m Richmond Va
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keas~To rue VorEas OF HeNRlco Cous

ksS~To TUE VoTERs or IieNRfco CoUE-
~ II hereby announce ysef a candidate for the
Office Of the 90 nsilSSiUNER OF THE REV EkUE.
Tor the lower district at the approaching election
respectfully solicit yonr suffrage. Should ii be your
pleasure - 81 1t ne promise 10 discharge the du
i'"s OF the office faithfully aud pnnctnally 10 the
beet 81 my ability. JOHN A. EACHO.
II
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nsss~ To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF TIL

CougqY or HGSgico--I ain candidate for the SIZE.
RIFRALTY of the County OF aearico, and respect
fully solicit sour spages nj tho ensuing election in
May naxf s. MICH. DAVIS
Rich muna Eth Dec. 1857. NH 9--dim%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ke~ DANIEL O'RouRKg Peas, extra
early. SAID TO BE two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea. small invoice iust received and
iof sale nj " cents per quart by
- WARiNG 4 PEARCE, Druggists.
ls-~ts Corner 4th aud Broad sts
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bssr AN a candidate for the CLERK
sHiP o. uenrico County Court. .
fa iy-IIn# JSD i HARRISON.
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An UsESvIsnLE DisrIScTioN--lt Is stated on
what appears to be undoubted authority. that the
city of Cincinnati, Ohio. contains more groggeries
than any other city In the United States, except
New York.
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ATTEMPT TO RoB THE TURKISH ADNIRsL.-The
Washington States learns that on Tuesday soon af
ter the Turkish officers and their party had sat
down to dinner, at Wizards Hotel, sersant.sent
to of their bedrooms. found chair placed
against the door inside. Pushing the door open.
the servant eutered the room. and saw a strange
Inau making his exist. A large double trunk was
open, and the contents of one-half of IL we're
strewed around the floor.
Instantly suSpecting that all was not right, the
servant gave the alarm, but the thief made his es-
cape. The rogue gained no booty before he was
discovered; but in the other undistnrhed half OF
the trunk were the jeweIed decorations OF homer
of the Pacha, aud two Thousand dollars In gold lt
is thought that the wouii-be thief came ON from
New York expressly TO steal these valnables, and
was proiiting by the first opportunity.
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GsA. SHRRIFfALTY OF HENRico.-i an
candidate Tor reelection 70 TIE office Of Si EklFt
4 Heuiico. JNO. Il. HbICH ESON.
dc lg-dtle
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sesg> To TBy VorrRs or rup Ian

fhirF, HESnlo0 geGsry.-I hereby announce myself
Candidate f0r the Office ot G0SSfA Bile Of the Isi
D'slfici. aud solicit your suirages.
mb f1-~2Awfs John w CLARKE
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COUNTY Of HENRICO.
Cl.ERK OF COUNrY COuRT

ssy@ To THE VoTERs OF HENRICo CouN
gT.-I respectfully announce myself candidate
tor re-ul~.tlOn to the ottce of CLERK OF HENRI
Go COUNTY COURT. at the election in Nav next.
na Z--ts WILLIAM F0LKES,
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ESg~ | AN A CANpIDATE FOR THE Of
Ft9or COMMISSIONER OF TaE REVENUE fo
tue Upper District of the county Of Henrico, at tn
c1sning spriBg election.
nllt la-lds DANIEL T. GARDNER.
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SELF-SACRIFICE.-The New Albany Nnd.) Tribune
says a stranger, a physician from St Louis, was
on board the Lockwood at the time other destrnc.
ton, and was lost. When all was CONSERVATION
on board, and the passengers were running hther
and thihor, and the slriehs- of the females we're
ringing upon the water, he stood cool and nobIy
at his post, working for the preservation of life
not all round him, and destruction not staring
him in the face. And when the boat had reached
the shore, and it was thought every passenger
had escaped, he was left surrounded by the flames.
aud every possible way of retreat cut off, And
there he perished. His remains have not yet been
found, they lay perhaps all crisped and burnt
in the hull of the steamer.
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SINGULAR DELUsoS.--The New York Sun states
that Victor Mix, resident of iiume, Allegheny
county, N. Y, has been seated. f3f the last four
weeks, upon two dozen eggs, for the purpose Of
Matching them, by the direction OF tho spiritsl
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SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORK.

AT the request of many friends, ! an
u,uuca ,gyseIf n candidate tor the SUPERIN
TENDENT Of THE GAS WORKS.
NH le-dtd~ d. HAGERTY.
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CiAUCiER.

near CITY GAUGgR TO THE VoTERs
NJ E!CHsoNB Frii1W-Ctizens II am candidate
ir the yiliso Of CITY GAUGEK and shali be pleased
T. receive your yutss in April next.
NH lG-uti,* SAMPSON JONES.
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FROM New MExICo-A telegraphie dispatch from
St Louis, furnishes the following additional items
of New Mexican news:
Capt Marcy would leave about the 1st OF March
for Camp Scott taking fiour, salt corn aud ami
mails As me will also take with hs number Of
wagons he intended To return via Bent's. taking
more circIitous northeasterly route than pre-
viously travelled.
The Legislature of New Mexico passed resolu-
tions complimentary TO the officers Of the army.
and recommending several promotions in the event
of an increase of the army.
The Santa lie Gazette says that the Chief of the
Salt Lake and Utah Indians had visited the Ca
patoe Indians in Mexico, with view to induce
them to join the demonstrating that the Nor
mons could poison the air, 80 that their enemies
would die, and that all the troops of the Govern
msnt would be destroyed. The mission un-
successful.
Kit Carson had concluded a treaty between the
Mutache, Utahs, AraphOes and Prebles They
agree to take side with the United States, in the
event OF an Issue between them aud the people of
any territory, and To render all the aid they can
towards supDressing rebellion.
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