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Perssalnlalitfea.

Again we accased By both these dlgnitartea, o. H.
auEinE in sii mRuasE o. 'aSh@maFkst seaET Hisy''
he Roapzruil Is szau1esd IS saITsy Afd absa to1-
"a ahssk-s xhis, To-. nuza rs ps1eczssts Mndt-
a2&s foF IAsa4. aogeTnoF and noExzr Hr. Pal a1sr
who, IN tie aMna bees1h cali - 50 naaiignaHs Lac
. foal-ua1khea wEzazhs eQzs&xptibla ooNA an,
FoETMooN saa PUPPY !" fcai. sassoa. q BEL
lsEs laEaposnsF lsHs vulgar fsaEasakasa wEstchs
sge.-EooesFeil-
Yes, verify, that is so--aimost the on
ly truth that shsas has been guilty Of for
the last three weeks and the first in
stance for mora than year in which il
has mentioned the name Of hfr. Palmer,
without emitting the slime Of its venom
upon him in terms 20 vile and Low, that
none but : professional black gard wo' d
ever think 81 using them, even In con-
versaaiOn, much less in q public journal
Of which be claims 10 be the aEeditor and
proprietor"
As TO the terms used BY ourselves il
eharaOssrising that sheet, We see 40 oc-
easien, ss jet, 10 retraet them. Ts is not
en- own, but the public verdict npon the
merits Of that sheet, as still sustained
in he last issus, which pronounces thsir
sppiieasion corTecs. Ard for the terms
applied to It's editor by Mr. Palmer, his
reasons shersfoF were given to ths pub
iic In plain, manly and tyushfal LAM
guage and We venture 70 assert that
theEs Is not one intelligent man ia Coun-
oil Blufs, bat whose unbiased judgment
and senses Of honor approve bis course ID
that matter. He ispsrsonally responds
bic for thoae terass having been person
soa&ily assailed, wishous personal PROV
oeasion and they stand upon the record
unTesrassads
Wbsa our sosamporaxy learns 10 act
VITA aas regard 70 the Ysghts Of 9th.
sss, t. IN obligations Of heasor, sFnah
and fair dealing, % che peass and wsi
fars q seeisay, ard she dignity u me
pEess, We win nos fail 70 90 him jussise.
For the present, il EAsre Il ! posns Ii
editorial scurrilisy VI which sorbeasanee
ceasss 10 be . yistae. that point has oaa-
tainly been reached hy Too Nonparsil~--
- IL aha Nsw York HaraEd u 10 be
bslisysds Thaziow Weed u slss lAlbamg
Essssias IassmaIs md graAa leader 81
sha Rspshliaan party og Hsw Yosk, Ii
Engaged IN ne Afrieaa sIsss trade, ana
shs reason be dsnssnoss shs Aaminissxs-
tion i bseaass Ne gosskhzuai.a erHisass
saana u ~ W. = ~ spsaszasionss
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5 hipe N ~ Los are plsnsg il /
shsmask = ssihsisy. xhassss lassi
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sf Nuaasmataaasia saanR haad a aAss asss az L. r.
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-
~ sevigss o. IsA = zsax -
-. rkws = Aaayvalse, = - -
y. aals - y vii saaynss N go
we kalow shaA sis % GensFas& o.
aiss . Ia % il aashihg aika . fair ahsw
il eippn him ~ NJ Kzskassa haa u
waaAd saazA thas NJ, Eiskwosa woula
sAAhsF noa hasA ~ Gsaazai With him,
issm she kass thas Is hAs givsn oct bis
appsintzasnass when hs kssse shas ne
sgal vas auxioaS u eGnvasa Wit
- bsfore Il was possible, ~ be sup
papA for Nm. Dopaa ID mees Rim. II
go sppshns thas III. Kirkwood saakas
Il aksp fsaa aAe m W sals lkah on An.
m issanling q aadga ~ 10
sa uaa sh Il IS STATE auaing
Ilas insas9a. s...ss
II n KiEkMooa really desired Mr.
Tsdgs d eAnvasa viii kim, why did be
ass puhaiah ell d bis appointments u
ances - shas ths Gansrai eoald prepare
v aess bin u sOaAs sf shsm, itasseaa d
dealing shem Gus BY pesce- nsAl bare .
little and sheFs . litals. &C thai whsn b
bad finished enc List, ID should ramain
ma&aaE o3 ooniassars whsFa ~ w9nIE
nexA sREn nps - pabliahss : sort -
il aha 0iss<sss then sskIl saerteg lis
II ne Noaparsis and We nay EnfsE from
whma h hAs aaTsAAy aoass thne hisnexi
| list Win appear i shs Dubuque Or Sioux
CITY passas. WY NOS give the entire
Liza a Qaless ~ wbg pot snake nsntual ap-
poinsmnnss with dxw. DcDaHs
Tha course ID 200 transparent to win.
Dopos, san's be doSged By such man
! As Kirkwood.
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aAHME S@sEPH
FEM AIN C0KKlRGE

WILLIAM GAMERoH, q. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
oompletely organized as a frst-cIa,s
Fsmals Boarding and Day School Nom.
Der limited to lbs including Is BoardsU
Scholastic rear win commence FIRST Mon.
day In sepsembsr. For Catalogues with
psrkieuiagp sppsy 10 Mr.. s, 8. Bsyliss,
UMnsk pg addrsss lAs priaeEeal
49, g &NS4 EZ mo
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cAMEM 80

- arEhorlss d aaaanaes On.
D0g&MsB I'D an Knaepeaasnk CapdidSt.
for kha ossSe Il EhsxiA 0e psatawattar...
eoumkE. subject pnay 10 The aeefsiop ~ ~
people u 10 aA u box % the nth dsv a
N*s4s4Ns4&x 4zsAS&s 2m
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Hew Mmsh did IS Rspahlieaa paxag
Z Poassw&saAsnis esansy gain last ys4s,
bY ne saans ssarss % shs part 81 sAefr
argAu saat Y IL pursuing nows Fgurs
. aps ssntlssasn, and ssa. Hew mneh
10 goa sznssa 10 gain BY ssAss uoaSse shis
TsAss II disppssd 70 psoaa by tbs hins,
90 - weasas u il wssan hsAa yon
- sas - sain npan yea I'll ne
slzaa = ~ gass sisiag = mash -
saHeARs.
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stRagag d Waosa. Hon. Tsrael
gvashbagns u si be gaze enc iellowing
f,ass III ss.us zes,ssssasss a. LA Iata Ranaar
eeIahxaaaen III tlae Koux&h
= Oar GowMsgE Cur 0onnskys sikhk
er wroak wkan rigkS u IS kept night !
whsm wfcags % bs pus rigisb
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We wtll szy fsxtssg, thas u sen8os 0s he Basts
aox he atnnisF osisoF a. AEs skhsr peEs0Rs" aae3
have ahy fears bat what We viii prsve personally
sydasshas % tem IN asg WY shape % fora thsg nay
wisb 70 ksg ssszs We g1ga thtR aoss tsai tass car
ans fEixntsa us-wa via gHa EzAtse thsz1 faaSd pro
aus &c s sERss &na BfaeF al sad auY eiFefasA an
SEA They nsea sSAnd 60 no asamanyI eat sttst slip
The 9osz e wsr'' "a sRrsws sgs Feaeg sSF saeEa.-
EH0uparel
Whsw what valiant lite creature
.it 10. Spunky As arat courageous Is 3
6uinsa-pig. What terrible Bob Acres.
:" Ready for thsm.1 "Givs..them guild
pro quo {" Hold up your gun thar, Bill
.ly who's = gwins 10 hurt ye2
Branded Is be is, on the declared
ground that ssths public estimate places
him beyond all considerations Of Of per-
sonal accountability" he yet assures the
objects Of his Islander that he 'fwill prove
personally responsible in any way" &c
and accuses them of threatening him
With personal ehastisement. Well, ii
t&kes him for bomhsss--sound and fu-
ny, signifyiEg nothing.
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SrouRMa KNrySss 49, arnail. dian =.
tasoes wisA tho sas Cd, % ysry eoDvss
isna nasaiuns al applying bxiak dEst t.
knivass keeping u shout he right n,si,
tnsss willis The juice az tbs posatos ~
sists In Fsanoving asainm fFem tss s0y,
face
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n , Azasss, Dsssrisa Asssssisy,
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- Ripe y - Los are nlsnss Ii
shsaask i slsy. 1hsssss lassi o.
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ADDENDA.--Sines ths above was in
type, the NonpaYsiI of the Both alt. has
fallen under our notice, urging upon
oar attention the claims Of gEaya ard,
iss editor, 10 tbs responssIEss post d
State Liar. We ooneade his superior
qualifications, except in one respect.
the lack OF courage. AZ Liar pey se,
without regard to the quality, cgsdi bill.
ity or efficacy Of his lies, he can't be
beat. Bat, owing TO thss fatal defses,
ell his lies dwindle Ia the Insignificant
Dimensions Of sneaking inasndo, petty
SANDER and low blaekguaraism, which
inyarisbly rssoil upon his partys and do
more hart than good. AL bis instincts
marx him a. by uaturs low seurvy
blAskguaxds with propsnsitias for wRl-
lowing in the gasses and easing up ths
seeking Elsh Of . Ash nArkes sewer, 10
rsgals the olfaetoriss Of his negro low
lag admirers. II would be 5 pity 10
waste his tAisats in attempting 10 elevate
him. Yet with proper encouragement,
and che same sustenanes Of srsasuEy pap
enioyed BY TeeadAls, be might pOssihly
make g bold thief and B brave Liar. Bot
il would be necessary 30 hare aim as-
tended b. . big niggsr with bowie
knifs, sad then pat him on the shoulder,
With The encouraging werds--now, Billy
ny little msas be woznAn- Donss be
fains-hsaftad. nor bauk down, nor ~
70 shirk the responsibility baspiseh il;
and doa's yoa be afraid . 20 tspsa THE
streets whenevsz and wherever You've
. MAD Ia. Yoas hiask braadss will
protest. you.
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- - tat j2zas 10 stAsg pagtsm % saGss tAss "a
MeapAEsil ssAaAfsz&Bsnz y swasa AAa eaaSgolia& y
ths person wAoas n&nas apsaAga CO tsa aFat pAes q
This Is kha edisorss unsupported asaag-
sioa, with sha Kind Of ehaRAsssr feg ~
ranity be- has lately established. q i
also in the faee q the general opinion
in this city, % the eonttasy, based upon
such wall known facts that i will take
nere than bis bare asssrsion to change
tths public bslisf GA thas subject.
Yoa eau'talways cell; indeed you can't
unless you bss and them yoa can't 81
ways. By ths way, who aFsthoso "Oth'
~ pastsssa' spoken Of abovss
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nRIED FRUITS, apF sails ekaap at
~ BAKER q EYAN2
ZINE SUGARS. 4lI kindz, ak Wholesale
IL OF retail BAKER u EYANH
FANCY 0CEEIEGs aal k1nAs Ecr sale
u cAeap ~ Wholesale cT resmiH
nAKMn d EVANS.
A ESO, @s&fy thing MpgAss A3laAm Ii ssse
q hasiasss e. WAGaasaas 81 Makaf
Grocer, ean be hma Ut IL ranssaahas nraese
a. at any 0kAaK heas1 ahav1 Ass leads
BAKEn d KFAHS
Ang. ., asss. Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Druggists
Grocers and the Pubic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March %.
The State Department has received dispatches
| from Mr.. Churchill direct from Vera Cruz He
says that tie Juarez Government is gaining
propriety of its recognition.
The Postmaster General has dismissed thirty one
special agents, thus effecting saving of sac COO
In reply to note of Geo. Mattingly, dated to-
day, the Postmaster General informs him that
Congress has, for the first time since the organi-
zation of the Government failed to make provision
for the Post Office Department. He adds:
Hal all the members Of the next Congress been
elected, the President might, on the 4th of March,
have called an Extra Session, and the omission of
the late Congress been supplied but it was inpos-
sible to do SO without dsfranchzing fifteen soye-
reign States.
This was most unfortunate. There ought to be
no time when full Congress could not be conven-
ed; and it is hoped that such state of affairs NAV
never again OCCUR Had the bill which failed
made provision only for the fiscal year, commenc-
ing July lst, there would have been obviously no
necessity for an Extra Session.
The deficiency on the 3Oth of June will amount
to S4 1885,, ,36l nearly S750 600 of which being an
unpaid balance accumulating on the 3lst of Decem-
Der and the 2Sth Of February, which can and will
be paddy the Department within sixty days from
this date. The payment of the principal part will
be made within thirty days.
The Post Master General makes these stale
ments to show that it will be impossible to con-
vene Congress in time to meet the great bulk of
the responsibilities, without virtually excluding
from Congress the representation of several soYer.
eign States.
In the Judgment of the President the lesser evil
was to wait until the first Monday in Dec .mbeT,
when Congress will befull
Contracts can never be repudiated; after the
amounts due shall be ascertained they become
debts which must be paid. On this the contractors
if they desire can borrow.
Provisions should be made for the payment of
the interest, which would amount to less than
100000. A system Of retrenchment, so far as
practicable, is now an imperative duty.
By the act OF 1858, Congress established Cos new
post routes, the service of which included the St
PauPs and Puget's Sound route established in
1855, but not yet put into operation 1t is esti
mated that they require an annual appropriation of
S6O4 4s7 over and above receipts accruing there.
from. Not dollar has been appropriated for this
purpose, and as consequence, though the con-
tracts for those routes have been advertised, and
proposals received, they cannot be put in opera
tiOn until provision shall be made for them by law
Private letters from several Of the most impor-
tant commercial houses in Vera Cruz say that there
is a feeling Of entire confidence among business
classes there of Juarez's ability to defend the city
against Miramon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
City Republican Convention

The Republicans OF the City of Cleveland will
meet on Tuesday evening, March 29tb, 1859, at hall
past O'Clock P. NJ, at The usual places of holding
elections in the several Wards to nominate one
candidate for Trustee and one candidate for Asses
sOr for each Ward. They will also elect Delegates
to CITY Convention, to meet at the old Court
House. on Wednesday, March 3Oh, 1889, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for the 70 low.
ing offices, viz: Mayor, City Attorney, Police
Judge, Director, City Marshal, Director of Inirm.
ary, Trustee of Water Works, City Commissioner,
City Fire Engineer, City Sexton, City Sealer eight
Constables, and two Justices of the Peace.
In accordance with the Republican rule of repre-
seniation in electiug Delegates to the City COnven
ton, the several Wards are entitled to send the
following number of Delegates, viz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
MATRIMONIAL.
LES OF THE TNrTEp STATES

TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has my good fortune restore to health many
thousands of my couhtry-wonen.
NV success has excited the malice OF the envious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers OF grateful offerings
fallen my pathway, from fhe fAir sufferers whom
have relieved. SOleRg held in afectiOnate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill can afford jespise the efforts of mischiemAkers
nd slAndersr
MY friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies United Sates but indisPoson enter
field occupied by qaacks with their PeoiOus nosrums
and unprncpled eountereiteTs might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
last yield the enrezties OF patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy of the 'ARIIE DE FEMME"
need only say liquid FORM aud exactly such
as in my practcein FTance many years and
hat it has never failed satisfactory result.
The "Amis de Femme and menstruaon stand in the
EtoE Of and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual Gov where has existed, and
Restore where has been from any suppressed.
orierto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreS
hons each bottle Of the Ame de Femme wIl bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCl
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3OO package -,,,,
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply
Annie de Femme at tho PrOprietOr's prices.
amin dAwlve
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

NIAeARA.-The panorama of Niagara will re-
main on exhibition at the MeIOdeOn during the
week. We are glad Mr. Frankenstein has decided
thus to remain. TO give all an opportunity to
witness this most superb scenic painting. Every
phase and aspect of the grand old cataract is here
represented and the beholder is shown no fancy
sketch, but faithful transcript of nature Go and
see it BY all means
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
New Books.

pARS0N'S LOCAL GEOGRAPHY
Il mar2 At INGHAM BRAGG's.
WORCESTER'S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

STEAMER CITY OF CLEvELAND.-This elegant
steamer which last season formed one of the Lake
Superior Line of boats left here last night at half
past nine to take her place in the line from Mil
waukee to Grand Haven in connection with the
Detroit and Milwaukee road. She will stop at
Detroit to leave freight and passengers. Captain
SoUIREs is to take the command this season.
Capt. LUNDY proposing to run the tug S. C. Tres.
There is hardly better boat on the lakes than the
CITY of Cleveland
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The Great vital ReEenerator,
TRIESEMAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND, and secured bv the Seal
Of the ECOLE DE PHARMACIE DE PARIS and N
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OE' MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No Invaluable for Relaxation, Spe7matorrhaa and
Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic.
No 2-Competely eradicates all traces Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the and pe
eiOus of copavia and cubebs.
No 9-Has entirely supPlanied the INJURIOUS use G me
curry, thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief s
ing an the impurities snd roofing ont he venom Of dis
TRIESEMAR, Nos. l. and 3 are prepared in the lorm
of lozense, devoid Of taste SMELL can be carried
in the wastcoa pocket SOLD TIN CASES aud divided
into SEPARATE DOSES, administered by Valpeau Iale
man, Roux. Ricord sc &C Price, 50 each four cases
there Is saving OF 50 To be had, wholesale and retail
of Dr. BARROW, Isl Prince street, New York. Iumeti
ateY receiving remittanc DR. Barrow will forward
the TRIESEMAR to anv part OF the WORLD securely
packed and addressed according the instructions of the
writer
FoI sale by GAYLORD & HAMMOND
toc6 Sy Y Avenf and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

FOREST CITY LYcEUM.-There will be meet
ing of the Forest City Lyeeum this evening at the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance. Question for
discussion:
ReSolued, That the Muscovite race will ultimate
ly gain the ascendancy in Europe.
The public are invited to attend
CIV. CROWELL, Secretary
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 2s, 1889
TRAVELLERS REGISTER
DEpARTUREI
ARRIKALS
NEW ADVERTIsRMENTs

Fuller Il CO-GoOds at Wholesale.
PHILIPPE, Sampson 6 Co.-Atlantie Monthly
Frames Misunderstanding from Shakespeare.
Charles Howell Rotating Harrow.
S. Hymal & Co.-New Spring Goods.
]. D Fisher-Asn Wanted
E. I. Baldwin & Co-Spring Silks
Deton's Intelligence ofice-Wanied
Inghsm Bragg-Nsw B5oks
Hosietter's Bitters-Special Notice.
Hulloway's PiIls-SPecisl Notice
C. II RObison-Delawara Grape Vines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

NOTICE The Republicans of Brooklyn Town
ship will meet in the Wade House Hall on Monday
evening, March 2sth, at l-2 O'Clock, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates to fill the Township
offices the ensuing year.
By order of the Township Committee.
J. 3. SHULE, Chairman.
Brooklyn, March 22d, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
MURDER IN BALTIMORE.

lamp lighter named Richardson, while extiu.
gushing the lamps in the western part of the city,
esrly this morning, was shot in the back and NOR
tally wounded.
A young man named Thomas A. Kennard has
been arrested on suspicion of firing the shot, aud
committed to prison. tits just reported that Rich
ardson is dead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
ON THE MOVE.
BANGOR, Me, March 2l.

1OAN0Oh; 4iIo.I lHdICu 1sI.
The large dam of ice at this place moved down
mile or more between and O'Clock this evening
at low tide It then stopped, and the water backed
up seven feet in four hours, and is rising about
eight inches an hour 1t is now from three to four
feet over the different wharves in the Kenduskeag
stream. The jam of ice extends about two miles,
its center being nearly opposite this city. This
afternoon the ice was reported to be still unbroken
at Hampden, six miles below this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

ATLANTIC FOR APRIL.-Hawks & Bro have
this popular monthly, full as usual of capital pa
pers. The principal are Agrarianism, Bulls and
Bears, Prayer for Life, Odds and Ends from the
Old World, Two Shifts, Palfreys and Arnold's
Histories, Drifting The Utah Expedition, The Pro
fessor at the Breakfast Table, The Minister'S Woo
ing, etc, etc.
Also Leslie's illustrated for Satui DAY, with more
of the Siekles pictures, death of Mike Walsh, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

AADIsON, IND, MAfch Y.
John Bramwell and wife, aged respectively about
20 years, were killed last night at o'clock They
were coming TO Madison in buggy and in going
down the turnpike, the night being very dark, the
horse ran of the road preciptating the occupants
Of the buggy into a railroad cut. The unfortunate
victims were found early this morning. Mrs
Braniwell's body was still warm, but life was ex-
tinct, An inquest was held over them, which ELI
cited the above facts.
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MORE NEGROES.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March %.
1t is reported that the bark E. A. Rawlings land
ed 600 Africans on the coast OF Florida
The report is considered doubtful, as the Raw
lings cleared from Savannah Dec. 5th with cargo
of rice and the intermediate time was quite short
for trip to the African coast
The New Orleans Crescent of Friday says thai
eighty vessels inward and outward bound are de-
| tanned at the bar.
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EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON.


At meeting of the School Committee this af
ternoon. communication from Bishop Fitzpatrick
was read, stating, in temperate language, the OBJ
jecdons entertained by Catholic parents to recia-
tons from the Bible in the Schools The subject
was indefinitely postponed. The excitement among
the Catholic pupils of the schools appears to be
dying out.
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g5- Lost last Friday evening between Ply
mouth Church and Chapin's Hall, fur Victorine
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
Loader Counting Room. diff.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

n E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Mufs, Caps
Robes, Muflers, loves, &C. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, RaccoOn, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street