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Business Cares.
WALTERS

w MA TlONAL HOTEL
CORNER MAIN AND CHuRca sTKEErs
Norfolk, Va.
TIVE Proprietor returns has .inceye Sr-=a,
L thanks to his friends and the JaveL ES,sN
ling public Tor then liberal patsonafe safT
extended to this well known establishment fSp
the past four and respectfully soli rs con
tinuance Of the same, assuring them that nGfb.
ing shall be left undone 10 make them Gun for.
table while sojoarning at the National Petite
and attentive Servants. comfortable Iootna, me
table supplied with the best the Niarkets afSo1d,
superior Wines and Liqnors are she ibdnee~
ments to stop at this Hotel.
-. ..fs WIN. L. WALTERS.
N. B,-The Stages for Elizabeth CITY, Weed
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton ". c. lecve tn ss
Hotel daily. sc ie-asn
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus Ss74 80.
ESOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
M upon Houses, Merchandise, Furniture, or
other property, in this old and well known
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street 10
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MErEoR1S.- Last "Wednesday night
meteor, Of unusual brilliancy, shot ike
rocket across the heavens about ten o'clock,
passine from northeast to northwest, at an
elevation of about forty five degrees above
the horizon.
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and Wednesday the LIST nd 2nd November, and
the same Will be good for & days from date Of
issue.
For the accommodation OF persons attending
he Conference, the Train will put out and take
np Fasst myers at the Providence Road Just op
posite the Church
... s-et WILLIAM MALONE,
oc le-t3rdofNov. Engineer ami Sup't.
90 The shove Tickets viii also be issued to
all persons wishing 10 attend the "Annual Con-
ference OF the Metko fist Church" to be held
in Norfolk Va. commencing the Sd of Novem
Der, except that in this case the Tickets will be
,'su from the LIST till the 9th, and good till the
18th November
Norfolk papers copy.)
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G Formerly w. Berwiek's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va.
Hair Cut, Curled and Dressed in every style, by
Accomplished Artists.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
abstraction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, sc. for sale. sc ely
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LIVERY ssf &C STABLE

ON III l. L 8 T Il 3 e +.
rI1HE Subscriber would most respectfully IN.
L form his friends and the public. generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants OF
the public in his line of business, having mum.
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIEs, and CONVEY An
the lowest rates. w i'R a
Stahlng or Board furnished gentlemen's
san % JAS THAYER.
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GRE AT b A r G A Ms
ONLY THIS WEEK,
100000 8 e e afS r

" -
ONLY THIS WEEK,
100000 sega rs
OF DIFFERENT BRANDS,
$4,25 to So Per Nj.
$500 lbs. ChEWING TOBACCO,
10 Cents lib.
TERMs-Cash on delivery Also variety sf
fine imported Liquors and Segais.
SCHMII 1T y SELDNEh,
No. IL T. Is East Wide Water street,
sea7 -TF segAr Manufacturers
WASHINGTON POINT by ENG Els
VABLISHMENT.
OFFICE-CoRNER MAIN AND FeNcHuRcH SITS .
l., Wing every apparatus requisite, and the
u artistic skill oil the German, French and
American. am now prepared (knowing the
prv-,mlnence OF my previous ieRntation) Tor
cleoaslrg, dyeing aud retinishing Ladies and
G,1,tleA ems apparel, Silk, Satin and Canton
Grape Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. SC. My
n.ot.o is Excelsior, and intend to stand unri-
vailed. solicit the continued custom OF the
community. ,,,u,
| oe 3-dly x. .. ~ VI.
/ TSAMILY, Extra and Superhne Flour, is
Il Bbls. in store and for sale low by
DAVIS u " OMBLE.
oc 20 IS Campbelps wharf
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THANKs.--We acknowledge the receipt
of a lot of fine oranges sent us this morning
by Messrs Jordan Son. We would advise
all persons fond of this delicious fruit to call
at once and get supply.
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sPORTsMENs' HOME. I.

SPORTSMENS' HOME.
II D.FREEhAN, Importer and Manufac.
d turer of Guns, Rifles, raEMisazSHa
Pistols. &C., and dealer in &XsS = : : /,
every description Ct Sport N.Y. 80
ing G GODS, comprising
large variety of double and
xingle Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der, Colts and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C..
soils repaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sep N-ly
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EXCHANGE -..-sl.
IL BOARDING HOUSE.
West Nam, near CRANKY street, No IS, Norfolk.
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. Sc q
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NAVY AGENCY NORFOLK, !
Oct. rs, 1859. {
Wanted fer hmm ediate Use.

w aAlcu l0T lum cuIate use.
Az pieces Yellow Pine 81 feet long, l44
FO ID l4h inches square.
SO do do do 80 do do l7A4 20 do.
to be hewed straight on all sides, and free
from sap, rot, shakes and oil other defects.
Wanted in Is and 80 days. Apply at this
Office. GEO. LOYAL, n,
oc PAW Navy Agent.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT.

RENT.
WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
ling No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite st. Pauls Church. 1t con.
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate to good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1860. Apply to'the present tenant,
OF to A. WRENN,
oc lS-tf Nc. and II Union st.
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Business Cards.

QUAKER CITY
MARINE AND FIRH INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus $751;, l66.
EuR Insurance against loss or damage. by
il Fire, the Perils OF the Sea, Inland Navi-
CATION or Transportation, Apply at No. 46,
Bank street to
oc I9.3m A MCCLELLAN.
VIM. 4. Ora kb,
SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULkER.
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY;
STEAM SA w MILL AND TIMBER
sMANUFACTOkY,t s
No. Sc, Wide Water street, Nsr-
81 folk, Va.
Mw- N. b. BUILDING MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. Pr
oct Sly 0
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Notice.
L was not through any order from those IN
Il authority that our store has been closed en-
the Sabbath, but we did ii from own sc nsss
OF duty and determination when we first ep".
tered business, never to open our store GA tha@
day. We hope therefore that ouI custom eIa
will continue to supply themselves on Saturday
nights as usual.
Respectfully,
HENRY v. MOORE Il co,
Eagle Cigar Store, No. 50, Main street,
Sign of the Golden Eagle.
II has been announced that there Is but enc
place in the city of Norfolk where a genuine
Meerschaum Pipe can be found, this we der,
emphatically; we have pipes purchased OF tho
same Importers, (warranted) as those tound at
sell you as good &Pipe and at as low pl.rss "a
they can be had &C at the onIy store.
HENRY v. MOORE { co,
Eagle Cigar Store, Nc. so, Nam ST.,
au Sign OF the Golden Eagle.
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Special Nlttce.
"AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PHtt Pr a;

KEEP THIS BEFORE THE PEU Pr IL
THAT J NJ FREEMAN has now on ham the
largest, richest and most exsens,scss soce
of JEWELRY to be found III the city 4of NOE
folk, and he is now receiving a large Iot Of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WArC'HkS, q
gotten up expressly for his sales,) ragnl6ce Mt.
sets OF JEWELRY OF the latest styles. Chate
laines Pins; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, s5eevs,
Buttons, and in fact every article OF Jewepy
usually kept in first class Jewelry bouse.
Also, fine invoice of Silver and Plated WaFe,
Military and Fancy Goods, all Of which VIII be
sold low on accommodating terms.
J M FREEMAN,
20 Main street, corner J Abots
r. S.-WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired
IN superior manner by scientific and sbillfol
workmen and warranted to give entire satisfae-
ton. oc IS
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Local Items.
MAYORS CouRr, PoRTsMourH-J. S. White
Presiding.
City quiet again-no arrests.

TAKEN In. We understand that number
Of hands were taken into the Ship Joiner's
Department in the Gosport Navy Yard, this
morning We do not know whether there is
much prospect of their being retained long,
but we trust that Uncle Sam will endeayor
To keep them employed. There is, we doubt
not, plenty of work to be done il those
who have it in hand will see to it.
; TIE MARSH TRoUPB. This interesting, tai
ented and extraordinary company, consis-
ting of forty children, made their First ap-
pearance before Norfolk audience last eve
ming. We dropped in tor little while, and
so interested were we, that we regretted
we were unable to see the whole of
their remarkable performance; we say re-
markable, because in all our exper ienee We
have never seen such tableaas, such scenic
effect, and such perfect and complete stage
management, convincing US that there vas
master mind "behind the scenes" who had
taught these infant prodigies ov much and
carefukr ehearsing. Among the'iittle ones"
we were particularly struck WIN the cor
rect intonation and beautiful reading Of lit
tie Louise, and the mobility OF feature and
gestieuation Of Master George. But we do
not feel pr epared to speak critically Of these
juveniles this evening, having had the pleas
are1of seeing them in bat two acts of the
Brigond.
The Opera House will be 6Iled this even
ing to seetheir rendition Of that fairy spec
tacle, the Nasad Queen, in which they are
said to be superior 10 any Troupe in the
country, from the fact that thsy are posses
fed of the most complete wardrobe; the
most perfect tricks and traps, and have per-
formed it 80 frequently that they are perfect
TO a word. RAJ cE ~
We learn that they will give morning
entertainment t. morrow for the aeeommo-
dation of the ladies and children.
See advertisement in another column
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AND WARRANTS.
L. ~. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash prices win be paid by
oct ely M. HChLEf,
1890 West side Market square
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PEEpH ExTRACTED WITHOUT
t' PAIN. -l-.
nj b. WHITAKER - ,ss
IN. Elf5 EN- FIST,
Otaee In Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pam, by means Of
Galvanism. ,.riJ Il
ME-. Persons desiring the services Of Den
tist will find II to their advantage to call at his
rooms before engaging eisewhere, as AL Of hts
vofk will be done at Northern prices.
REORGANIZATION and advice given free OF
chargo.-f& 90
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VIZ II. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 4 los ChuscA street, Eo1folk.
Dealer In Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min.
eral Waters Fine DRAFT A.e always on hand.
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mo b. GONDAN u Co.

mo b. GONDAN u Co.
j EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 40 Market Square,
Buv GOLD AND SILvRR COINS at highest rates.
and ali kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
able terms.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston for sale at market rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold. i.l
de 7-ly ~ ....s ~.
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No. 6, Union Street

DUCK WHEAT.-Extra new nun Cd buc X
- wheat for sale at Ne. 5, Main street by
oc Is Nj f BELL
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- To rHE VsrEss OF R1nHuou,

va ~ IL TEk VOTERS OF hICHMONn
1914 II Is doubtless known to most of Won thai
have held an official coDnexioa with your e. a
WORKS for some six years. during the first two of
when, undrr the then Superintendent, Mr. CHARLES
CAMPBELL | made my self fully acquainted with ev
cry branch OF the operations involved and received
from MIR CAMPBELL statement Of my fitness TO take
cha ge OF the ~ oil KS which statement was pnhIish
cd III the newspapers If that day That have ner
formed the arduous duties put upon me to the Lest
OF my ability, and to TIE satisfaction of All NOT
s~ayed ny preiudice. ] feel consc GUS of; and il
snouia De satisfactory TO every one, that have
bren faithful and true to the interests of our CITY
some months since. knowing q vacancy would
exist because OF the withdrawal of the Superinten-
dent. having had six years exp 5rience with gas
operations, ana being somewhat entitled to it by
the respec' ed usage OF promotion publicly asked
ior your supp )rt at the coming election Two years
ago determined no longer to take any active part
Ia politics. so long as held office To this have
adhered, and within few days have been called
upon to know if would attend meeting of the
opposition party. and submit to its action, which
respectfully declined to do because 1t would have
been Incompatible with nv determination TO laotc
no plittcs IN connection auth my ottctst datteS where
up %, at q me ting OF about 80 OF this party.
have been set aside, and . gentleman nominated
who though uDexcept'onafle in other respects has
not had one hours experience IN gas operations Of
to make party politics the test OF fit
ness for superint. nding Gas Works rather than
i ask, now, will you endorse this action of at.
tempting to make party politics the test of fitness
for this Office, the result of which will be destruc-
tive Of that system of economy. care and resp n.
sibilitv. without which your works must prove an
onnadl crpeHse. rather than q source Of repeRue
An Sits John II KNOwIEa
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DIED.
AnELrNr SUSAN wErsI.


On the Cd inst, Miss ADELINE SUSAN WElsl.
GER. IN the 4lsf year Of her age.
Her funeral Will take place from the restdencc OF
Mr. Thos NJ johnson, at 3ts o'clock, this evening
The friends and acquaintance OF the fAmilyt WIN
those Of her brother. DIV Weisger. are Respectfully
invited. %
About O'Clock, Friday night, LIST OF April, mAkl
JANE wife OF Charles T " ortham, She has Ien Q
devoted husband, two children. and IaIgs circle
Of relatvee and friends to mourn her loss'
On April let. SARAH VIRGINIA, youngest
daughter Of Ellen and John NJ Duke, aged TWO
months and twenty.one days
Dearest, thou hast left US.
On the 3Ist Of March, 1884, Mt half past II O'Clock,
ROBERT WARREN. infant son OF Johu II. ana
Margaret " AGREE. aged II months and o dNs
Do you miss me at home dearest mother.
Ts7ss,At morning. at noon, at night
My home is with the angels in Heaven.
-~s My garments are shining and bright
My spirit still hovers around thee,
ySw'At morning, at noon, ut night;
HH Oh. then, my dear mother, remember
xssy Your Robert is an angel OF light.
Go to thy rest, my child,
Go to thy dreamless bed
Gentle, and meek, and mild,
With blessing on thy head.
Fresh roses in thy hand,
Bud on thy pillow laid;
Haste from this fearful land.
Where flowers SO quickly fade.
Because thy smile Was fair.
Thy lips and eyes so bright;
Because thy cradle care
Was snch fond delight.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LTNEs,l
orfrcs-No. $50 Eagle Square, Main st.
X Ep0RTED FOR TIVE "Dr-pArCH,
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN pHILADEL.
PIIlA-ExCITfNG SCENE

TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADEL-
PHlA-ExCITING SCENE
pHnapsLrHIA, April 4.-Before the u. g. Com.
missioner, to.day, the case Of Daniel danger field
negro, claimed by Mrs. +. Simpson, OF Athens
vile, Va, was up On conducting the fugitive to
the Commissioners Office. this morning, a most
exciting scene occurred. Hundreds gathered along
the route, giving every evidence Of an intended
forcibic rescue from the officers. U. Marshal
Jenkins made such movement that left no doubt
that the frst man who interfered did so at the
cost OF his fe aud thus succeeded In safely carry
Ing the prisoner before the commissioner.
The fugitive's counsel objected to the power OF
attorney Of the claimants counsel. rs mere tran.
script from. and not the full record Of the court OF
Loudoun county, Va.
The examination Is progressing. The room is
guarded by large police force.
SECOND DISPATCH
pHnApELpnIt, April 4-The evidence for the
prosecution closed at o'clock tosnight.
The defence asked for a continuance, not having
had time to consult with its witnesses. ssxfs Ne
Mr.. Brewster, U. S. Attorney, argued that the
statute enforced summary proceedings, and OPP
posed the continuance.
Public feeling is mnch excited, and the law de-
manded prompt action,to shield the caimest from
disastrous results. This was the intent of the
law. ssASS IEsN sssstssse5 <sNa
The commissioner decided in favor of the con-
tnusnce, for the reason that he not perfectly
satisfied with the Identification of the negro the
witness not having seen him for or s years. He
adjourned the case until tomorrow afternoon
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The following was the
state of the weather at the places named, at Z
o'clock, this morning: New York-cear and
cool; lphia-pleasant Baltimore-olear
aud cool: Washing ton-ciear, wind Northwest;
Petersburg, Vs.-cloudy, therm. $50; Norfolk
clear, therm. GO wind South; Wilmington, N. C.
raining and mild; Chareston-rainiug, therm.
$50; Savannah-rainiDg, therm. sc, wind north
west; Montgomery, Ala.-clear and cool; Mobile
clear, tberm. $50; New Orleans-clear, therm. Gle,
wind North; Wheeling, Va.-clear and cool, Gin
cinnati-cloudy and cool.
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MARINE IwrELEI1sECs
PORT OF RICEMOND-APRIL 4, 1859.
High Edter this day (7uGSday) 90 o'clock.
ARRIVED


Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, msse
and passengers Ludam & Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mise.
schr Baxall, Winters New York. mdse.
schT Merwin, Avery. New York. guano, Bacon
Il Baskerville.
schr r ? alker. Lively, York river. corn. Sci,
schr Rough and Ready. Eastern Shore oats
schr G King, Andrew. Philadelphia. mdse, W
schr J Barri, Partridge, Baltimore, mdse. W D
schr Il A Ward, Edwards New York, ice D
King Go.
sohr Roxanna, Goggin. Port Deposit, lumber, Jas
Gum.
scnr Georgianna. Frost. James river, lumber, L A
Parker
schr Mountain Eagle. Pendleton, Rockport, ice.
Schr Venus, Wyatt, York river. corn.
schr Henry Reed, passwater. James river. ties Y
schr jeremiah Learning, Carrnan, New York, pc.
soop .Kieh'd Hopkins. Walker, N c. shingles,
Wonhle d Claiborne.
steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers, I'll Tuttie
schr Challenge, Hall, Rockport, ice. d Wardwell
schr Eliza Mathews. Bradley, Philadelphia, coal,
schr Patriot. Rhuark, James river, lumber. G F
Guy.
ocnr Laura. Hudgins. North river, ties, YRRR
Co.
schr Stag, Townsend. New York, guano, 8 Nc
SAILED.
STEAMER Virginia Kelley, Philadelphia mdse and
passengers, II futile.
schr Il b McClenahan, Mitchell, down the river.
light.
schr Reddington. Clake. down the river, light.
schr Champion. Mitchell, Washington, via Port
Waithall, coal. w D ColQuitt Il Co.
PASSENGERS PEE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN PAR
RIsH. master, from New York
Miss Rogers VIM Tnackst7n, L Johnston, ] Fl
Smith. II Eggleston. Jno Riley, II. Raymond
Miss NJ Cooke, J Johnson Thos W BrdselI and
lady. Thos Mason, i uhn. NJ Stone, Chas Hesse.
Geo Wells Mathews, VIM Kennish o Corsepius
steerage.
Also from Norfolk--D Hostler. j A Cole Miss L
Gentry. Capt VIM Smith, Jno Yekel, Chas Hutz-
Ter. Thos Roster.
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THE SICKLES TRIAL-PRELIMINARY PRO
CEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, April 4-The Criminal Court,
Judge Crawford, presiding, took up the Sickles'
case to-day. The defendants counsel consists of
Luthen Brady and Graham, of New York, STAN
ton. of Pttsburg, Philips of Alabama and Messrs.
Chiffon, Radcliffe aud Magruder.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty.
Only five jurors we're sworn in when the panel
was exhausted. The counsel asked that the pri~
soner might be allowed position of easier COM
munication with them, than he enjoyed In the
dock. 1t was refused by the Judge, and the court
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Court house was densely thronged at an
early hour. Many of the prisoners personal
friends from New York are here.
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MARK ETS.
w n
BALTIMORE ADrit -Etour UNCHANGED

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Fioor unchanged Howard
S6]4 Wheat dull; White 81 As a l 20, Red 81 40 q
l 50 Corn has downward tendency; White IS a
II, Yellow so a SIC.
New YORK, April 4-Cotton heavy: sales of 5000
bales; market declined Is and in some cases lower
Flour lower: State SIS ~ a 65. Ohio Sc so a 6 65
southern Sc l0a 60: Wheat very dull at down
Corn lower; Mixed IS, Yellow IS a IS. TurpeRtine
dull at SO. kosin firm; sales of $500 barrels st 81
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April THE President, today,
remarked in conversation, that for the Post Office
Department, there was no necessity of calling an
extra session of Congress, but our foreign rela-
tions may necessitate its assembling. We shall
hold most important cabinet meeting to-mors
rnw
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EXPECTED INDIAN WAR.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Tbe st. Josephs (Mo) jour-
nal learns that an extensive war movement is on
foot between various Indian tribes on the plains,
headed by Minneogus. Negotiations are pending
between yariols tribes
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DIRrcI TaADE.-Hon Dudley Mann is about
visiting Bremen, with view to induce the
Steamship Company Of that thriving city, whose
vessels run to New York, to allow one of their
steamers to alternate its trips from Bremen be-
tween Norfolk. Va. aud New York.
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MARHTED.

On the evening" Of Wednesday March seth, as tlis
reaidence Of the brides mother, by Rev NJ 1ii0sr'
sleeve. THOMAS w GENTRY, Esq r. MIA muL-
LIE =, daughter Of Mrs Eliza Fray OF fst
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CONNEGTICuc Ell FCTI0N

HARTFORD. CT, April The Republicans Of
this State, to-day, elected four Congressman, their
entire State ticket, and large majority of the To-
gislature.
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WILKINSON.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHs
MOND Il am 8 candidate for tbs sfiee Of HIGH
CONSTABLE Of the city. and with the assurance
on my part that the duties of the office shall be
faithfully and promptly attended to, hons 20 re-
ceive your votes. BRAY
NH Ik-Sdao
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6-CAPrAIN OF THE NIGHT wATCH.-I
take this method Of infnrming my fellow citizens
that am candidate for reelection 20 the Office Of
CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH. and solicit
their votes.
NH 30-tdes A WILKINSON.
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THE PSsrHIAN's PAssENaEss.--By the ship Grey
Esgle, at Philadelphia, We learn that the British
bark N Hinckley, having on board all the Par.
thian's passengers, destined for the Dom Pedro
Railroad, arrived safely at Rio the Goth of Feb
The G. Il. spoke the bark Winufred, bound for
Richmond, on the 9Th ult., in latitude Is deg 80 m
South.
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NJ HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICHMOND
am again q candidate for the above once st the
ensuing Municipal Elections. audsyespecsfuy soiF
NH lS-tdes BUTLEN
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THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
NEW York, April 4-The steamship Roanoke.
from Richmond, arrived here this morning, at 3
O'clock 81 - :
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CANDIDATBs FOR OFFICE.

~ 10 THE VOTERS on THK orr or RICH.
MOND --0RNrLS1G8x: n retiring nom the 6elo. ]
must RETURN ron my lsiNcers thanks for q. MANI
he ONCE which have held for come pears: and 10
LONG co. would beg leave 10 call vour attention e
the name OF CAPT. HENRY DAVIS. ~ suitable
deputy for some time past. JAMES GIbb.
NH l7-tdes City Grain Mee6nrcr.