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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRCUIr Court BALTIMORE CIrY-Hon.
VIM George krebs, Judge. The following occu-
pied the Court yesterday:
Hester Ann Morgan Charles S. Morgan. De
cree passed divorcing complainant from defendant
rinculo nntrinonii.
Mr.. Hack for complainant
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
VIM; 5. Humes Cyrus Gault. Action to re-
cover damages to plaintiffs house by water iniur-
ing the wall. On trial.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. u. Collins Lee. Judoe
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
). W. Hanson rs. John W. Wright garnishee of
E. ). Townsend. An action to recover on prom
lssory note. Verdict for defendant
County Commissioners of Baltimore county rs
The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore. On
trial.
=, y; Williams and Addison for plaintiffs Dulane
for defendant.
Assignment for to-day 794 to $780,
UNITED STATES CRCUGT CoURr-Hon Roger r
fancy, Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
The following occupied yesterday:
John Haney Us. William NJ. Marshall An action
to recover sum of money. Before reported Post
poned on account of the sickness of Mr. Spencer
plaintiffs counsel.
Bank of Northumberland as. BENJAMIN Robins
and Isaac Prince Judgment by confession for
S2,4l4.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, APRIL g 1850.

we should suppose the party ends which Ire has
served by it, or the political and personal advance
ment he has had from it, would weigh but little in
the balance of his reflections and remorse We
nave no desire-far from ito exaggerate the re-
sponsibilties of any one, where responsibility al
all must be so fearful. But it would be a perver.
sion OF the facta dishonest 1rifing with the most
awful OF human lessons-if we were to content
ourselves with the common place moralities Of the
occasion, and were to teach that the crimes which
have been punished, were born and have died,
with the miserable men who persisted for them. II
is not true. They had their responsibility and
they have answered it, on earth. 1t is for this
community and for the men who belong to it to
answer theirs-or all the blood which has been
shed, against the law and by the law, has gone
down into the earth in vain. No season is more an
propriate for the plain speaking of the truth, than
that in which the truth has found such mournfnl
sanction and solemn illustration. The moral Of
the tragedy must be pointed now if overland that
moral, If we read it right, is simply this-that the
evils under which we have been suffering have
their root, in the system and the practices which
foster and shelter crime, and are not to be cured
by the punishment of individual transgressors
Society cannot heal its own decentralization, by
hanging the wretched outcasts whom it has de-
morazed. No such sin-offerings will save itfrom
the penalty of its own vices 1t must look into IFS
own heart and purify its own life. 1t must teach
its erring children by its own example, if it would
not have the blood of their immolation on its gar
ments. Having ourselves, from the beginning,
striven earnestly and honestly to warn our fellow
citizens against the consequences towards which it
seemed to us that they drifting, from neglect
of truths so manifest, we feel that we have, now,
double right and duty 10 enforce the lesson
which has cost so many human lives.
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Rival, Kelly, Savannah-COeman q Bailey
Scotia Miskelly, Rotterdam-Robt. Leslie Son.
Banks.
cavalier, Ferrail, Rio de Janeiro-Jas Hooper Sons
dorchester White, Rio de JaneirO-Jas Hooper Sons
Eliza; Baker, Arica-FiZgerald, Booth Co
IsaDeiia T. Jones, WOODBURY. Rotterdam-B Buck Sons.
Parthlan, Miller repairing-master
Pursuit, Sanford, Rosario-master.
SSophla, Jones, Rio de Janeiro-I. Jones'
SSttarl9ht, Bealse, Messna-Schwartz d Dix
warren, -, for freight-W Rhoads Son
A.. NJ, BRIGS.
att i5y yer Hopkins, -, \. B. Morton Sons
AttVo, (Sic) FOrti Paermo-J Crosby Il Son
Canada, Pomp, Tome, (Chili)-Fitzgerad. Booth Co
HHiHlesdPeahe, Aof Gwynn, Demarara-W Fl Perot
Riainonu OF he Deep (Br New Foundand-Kelsey Ora
DIector, hey lolds, franklin, Las G Hand 4 Co
I hahnah PPaich' Matthews, 4ayaguez-Kelsey GRAY
anra B BaEe IT. l9r Ifelgh-Heslen Rogers
Myra, Baker, Boston-Heslen & Rogers e' 'i"S
Ocean Belle Nelson-West Indies-F K Coonor
Ialestlne, Rogers, Caribbean Sea--W RhoadS 4 Con
vulcan, (BrJ Mcdonald, HalifaX-Kelsey GRAY
- go. - SCllOONERS.
brilliant, Cook from Cardenas-Dunnock Il Weatherlv
Bright STAR OBJ Rey, HalifaX-Hal Il Iouev
baltimore Phillips, Rchmond-Travers l. Mitchell
Chas Gaskill, Mariner, New Orleans-W, RhoSds Son
Chas. s CarStars SOmers for freght-ffeslen e Poga.
Elizabeth Bowley, (Br) ROY, Wilmot, \. s
+ +. Lewis FORK POrtland-Kelsey 4 Gray
Home, Maddocks West lndies-keSey Gray
Indus, SOkely, WHINING ton-Dunnock l. Weatherlv
John Il Travers, Wilmington, " C.-Travers K Mitchell
King Phillip Morton, Plymouth-Travers 4 Mitchell
Louisa; BIZ Seaboyer, HalifaX-Spence Reid
ocean Bird Gibbs, Providence-S Phillips x Co.
hlng2oid, Degroot Norwich-W Rhoads < Son.
5. Smith, Rogers Boston.
Searsyille, Sears Charleston-W Rhoads 4 Son
Ihos Winans, Townsend, Fall River
WIN. wilson, hitman, Mobe-IIeslen 4 Rogers
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deep blue ocean, when six of our shipmates
were consigned to the deep, and the solemn burial
service performed one week you could not
| picture the scene.
have gone through all this and if it il God,s
will should die otherwise, do you not think
ought to rejoice in Gods goodness for giving me
time to repent of my SINS for God does not delight
In the death OF sinner for does it not say in Gods
molly BOOK that the angels in heaven rejoice more
over one sinner that repenteth than over ninety and
nine just persons, that need no repentance Now
my friend, am about to take leave of YOU. 7 do
not think that we shall ever meet again on this
SIDE OF the grave, and if should be So let us meet
IN the promised land, where there is no more part
ing. And with the help of God, / intend to strug-
gle hard for crown ofglory, and to be one of
S zoos children. Pray hard and call God to
nave mercy on you. What shall it profit a man if
ne ne gain the whole world and lose his own soul
ms life Is short at the most. Prince and monarch
must in the dust be laid
what good is their wealth on the day of judg-
ment! Their wealth will not buy heaven. We are
born to die, and die we must; then what glorious
thlng to be prepared, when we can say the grave
has no terror. Jesus has broken the bars of the
tomb, and since he has lain there | dread not its
gloom. Now, my friend, take my advice if did
not love you would not write thus; and you know
II no one else does, that when | love any one
would die for him. When undertake to do any,
thing, go at it with my whole heart and SOUL and
whether live die, will be follower of Christ
And, my friend, if you take my advice, when you
get out of prison go to some other country and live
honorable and upright and the time NAV rome ond
will come, when Won Law vonr head on tbo n;I,a au
when death claims YOU for its own. won can tban,
saw ooh grave where Is thS I%, you can tnen
is thy stine Twill now close and remoin 'Io,u
tr,a franJ tu j,".h NV CT S'ose, anu remain your
cbasteneth, Good hive . N' ""on 'o'e
Your friend, MARION CRorP.
Inc o'ioVihg Is from the Extra OF the San:
STATEMENT OF cRoPP TO F.. PINKNEY, ESQ.
On Wednesday night Marion Cropp requested to
see the States Attorney, Mr. Whitney to make
certain revelations Mr.. Pinkney, deputy States
Attorney, called, at the request of Mr.. Whitney,
to see him. Cropp evidently tried to make condi-
lions Tor himself, but he was told that none could
pe promlsed-that what ne made must be free and
voluntary, and that it would be submitted to Mr.;
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LORD L YONS AT ANNAPOLn

On the arrival of Lord Lyons at Annapolis, the
Committee which had been previously appointed
by the Mayor of that city, JAMES MURRAY, ESQ.,,
Chairman, met at the City Hall. Special Com
mttee, consisting of Commodore VOORHEES, and Col
VIM A. SPENCER, reported that, as instructed, they
had called upon Lord LYONS, at the residence of
Captain BLAKE, the Commander of the United
States Naval Academy, between and o'clock
+. NJ, and informed him that the Corporate au-
horities and citizens of Annapolis were anx ious to
show him the respect due to his position and his
nation, and fer that purpose they, with their Com
mittee, would be glad to see him in the Senate
Chamber, at such time as would be agreeable to
him; to which his Lordship replied that he was
much pleased at the honor extended to him. but
that be was then making arrangements to go on by
the cars to Washington where it was necessary for
him to be at once; that he regretted he could not
accept the civilites intended, and begged to pre-
sent his respects to The authorities and citizens.
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There is medium through which man can SO success
ruy introduce his business as through the columns OF
newspaper The Press finds it, way every nook and
corner Of this country and is read by all therefore if you
would have the people know how cheap you sell your wares
or how neatly work your line of business
hang yoar sign in the newspaper
The ProprietorS of the
VI + C II NTS'
ADVERTISING COMMISSION AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Offers superior advantages advertisers over any Agen
IN the county Years of practical experience enables them
readily to select the Papers in anv part of the
United States, for which they are authorized to co,t
ut the raJiiSAerS !oaysst rates
CHICHESTER Il SANFORD,
al Dock street, Philadelphia, Pa
"Sun' Building, Baltimore, Md
Office journal and Statesman"
ni5i-tmSl Wilmington, Del.
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The HUMAN HAZE Divine

a Inc mead OF mar has been considered Of the great
est types OF physical beauty Poets, from Homer to Byron
nave sung It's praises As the gives beauty and expires
10 e lace SO does the hair add elegance and shape to
the head The different races of mankind are dstingni,d
by this type alone Whilst the head of the Caucasian is
adorned with an ample growth of fine locks the ruder
with copious beard and the gentle with long waving
inc Ethiopian presents short woody knots and the
Alohgoan coarse and straight hair What striking CON
ras does the skin greasy blacknes Of the African
present to the delicate cuce and the exqnste rose and
lily that beauties the face of the Georgian Drsror
rosemary and Castor o preserves the hair in its pristine
an" prevents its falling off, dandruf and
cures diseases Of the scalp 1t is highly recommended L
the Medical Faculty" for children's hair Tryit!
For sale by all Druggists, and by
d. &. DRISCOLL,
80 Baltimore street
Dealer in Perfumery, Fancy
apI-sJu Toilet and Furnishing Goods
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would respectfully inform his old friends AMI the puh,
line Of business " "
lie VIII ARSIsH OR Re EARNIsH AND Polish OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS Or FURNITURE. REPAIR AND
MopEkHlsE OLD FURNITURE; UrHoIsTER AND RE- CovER
~ u NiArrSEssEs AND FEATHER BEps, Sc, &c, &c.
twenty years practical experience WORKING for the best
FAMILIES In the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Balt
more enables him to suit the scfupuous and to 20 his
ork IN abeer manner and for money than any other
this side OfPhiiadelphia
N.BA orders left at his Dwelling No 90 Forest street
or with n Hynson Jennings Co, SO T. Charles street
will be Immediately attended to- .u1G1,
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

CuRIosITIEs OF NATURAL History BY Francis
auckland, NJ. A. From the fourth London edi.
ton. l VOL, limo, PIP. 423.
Also, Eric OR, LITTLE BY LITrLE-A tale of Ros-
Ign School, By Ralph W. Farrar, fellow of TRIM,
ty College, Cambridge. l VOL, 12mo., PIP. 3G6.
The above works from the press of Rudd &
Carleton. New York: $50 Grand street. 1859. For
sale by Henry Taylor.-Yho has also 'THE PILLAR
| OF FIRE. osReceiyed By us Yesterdar-
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RUFFIANLSN NOT EXTINCT

MEssRs EDIToRs:-ln passing up Fayette street
yesterday and while the multitude of spectators of
the awful scenes of that day were returning home
ward, observed man lying in the gutter lust op-
posite Barnum's Hotel. As the blood was pouring
from his head and face, and he was apparently in.
sensible and alone, presumed he had Just then
fallen in a fit of drunkenness. The sight, even
then, was piteous and disgusting one But Won
may imagine the other and different sensations it
produced when it was discovered that this unhappy
man had been assaulted ard almost murdered with
out the slightest provocation. 1t was enough to
stir the blood of any one to hear of deed so afro
cious, at such time and place. But | am sure
the emotion OF the moment took the shape of stern
and fixed resolve in many heart, when it was
known that this was the act of party of scoundres
whose names and whose crimes are familiar thinps
and whose brutal and vicious courses would lonG
since have been shortened, but for the completely or
inefciency of those charged with the execution or
Vindication the laws. How long shall patient peo
pie endure? How long shall ruifianism ride rough
shod over decent men? When shall there be Off
GERS OF the law who comr.and respect and who
cause punishments, instead of repeated and inefec-
tual indictments, to follow crime? Is the flaming
sword of justice to in invisible but PROTECTING
hands around our lives and homes or must we seize
1t and defend ourselves? These questions are pom
dered by more than one citizen, who, at any cost.
Is determined to secure the triumph of
LAW AND ORDER.
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL CoLoRs,
PHoToGRAPHs-in India Ink
PHoToGRAPHs-in Water Colors.
PHoToGRAPHs-Pain Mammoth Size
PHoToGRAPHs-in every style.
PHoToGRAPHs-made every size
PHoToGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART
G. n. BARNARD,
MON No. 2lS Baltimore ST
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Reorganization of the Massachusetts, in
dietary

- Sa-'tAoh Oh the massachusetts Jul
dietary.
Boston, April THE Governor has signed the
bill which reorganizes the Judiciary system of the
commonwealth. 1t does not affect the Judges of
the Supreme Court, but in effect displaces the
present Judges of the Superior Court and creates
zen new Judges to preside over Superior Court,
winch is created for the entire State 1t also pro-
vldes ior numerous reforms in legal procedure. 1t
Is SAID that Hon. Charles Allen, of Worcester, will
De appointed Chief Justice of the new Court.
The final adjournment of the Legislature took
place at twelve o'clock last night.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

Yesterday morning officer Halves searched the
house of A. Hamburger, Eden street near Jetfer-
son street, where quantity of dry goods were
found which were seized and afterwards indenti-
hed by the owners An examination was held by
Justice Showacre, and the party arrested being un-
able to give satisfactory account of the manner
in which he became possessed of the goods, be was
committed for Court
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DI Ed

III tle oth instant, of consumption, EVAN j. MORGAN
ana friends are invited his funeral
resd SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock, from his late
40 2i9 w. Mulberry street near Fremont
NJ, oh p the TN instant MARGARETTA TAENIS widow of
Al Bush, aged so years and months 0' "" Va
, vi me NE. tn instant GEORGE B. aged years. months
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New Southern TELEGRAPH Line.

New ORLEANS, April 8.-The most extensive chair
OF submarine telegraphic cable in the United Sta e!
has Just been successfully laid by John Kenda Ii
Esq, General Superintendent of the Washing tor
the local Superintendent, in connection with tbei
new line between this city and Mobile via the Lake
shore The new line is now completed from Mobile
10 Fort Pike, and is some forty miles shorter thar
Ine ora route Five sections of cable, in all about
IL miles, some of which are five miles in lenotb
have been laid at different points across the river
and bays, the steamer Octavia, of Mobile, having
been chartered by Mr.. Kendall for the purpose.
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From the Ne,O York Papers.l
Another Destructive Fire at New Orleans
Loss 100000
NEW ORLEANS, April To-day, at noon, fire
broke out in Hale's large warehouse building
which occupied half of square Fulton street.
1000 bales of bagging, together with gunnies,
rope and western produce, were burnt
The IRE extended to eight adjoining stores, which
were also destroyed
The stores were partially occupied.
The loss amounted to about 5000 O0O
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ARRIED,
On the morning of the 18th inst by Rev John Rrown
Baltimore " "iA 'io' oo' oi
At the Light street Parsonage on the 27tb March nv p
M Mr Morgan GEORGE GODFREY to Miss MARTHA +
II On Thursday, 18th utmo by Rev Mr. Brooks JAcoR
city " - A'oDiN7'N' poth OF this
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NUNS Il CLARKS
Il - II Il IL ID u L -

The subscribers constantly receiving supplies Of
NUNS 4 CLARk'S
superior and beautiful PIANOS They are without cues.
ton, an point Of eTcece the best Pianos made any
where.
For sale only by F n BFNTEEN
No 10 North Charles street.
and 50 Fayette street
w hELObEoNS from Si5, upwards. mh2l-tf
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1859.

The DAILY EXCHANGE Prices CURRENT, being a
reliable and comprehensive review of the Balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, APRIL sth.

1an It " G ilSTnn, Glide Island-P Malcolm C,
F GSsnea Colby, New York. Henderson L Co
mas Cooper, Short, for freight-Coleman Bailey
EEanoius Magnus iaylof, Callao-Barril Muir.
SsinlPress OF the Sea, -, W. Wilson < Sons
r camouth, Berry, Liverpool-F L. Brauns 4 Co.
8ermania, (Prus) FRANKIE, Liverpool--Foard Rogers
Hermann (Brem) Kuhmann, Bremen-Kutz Loupold
Lena haines Rotterdam-B. N. Hodges, Jr.
Mackinaw Hammer, Liverpool-Foard Rogers
Macauay, Rodgers, - A. Schumacher 4 Co
Milton Lockart Forest, Liverpool-T. Whitridge Co.
Morning STAR Br) Mckenzie, Liverpool-F T. Brauns
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cofnef OF Calvert and Water sts
Now oilers for sale London, Liverpool and Geneva Watches
OF superior workmanship, made to order Also the American
WATCH Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewelry Silver Pa-
ted ware Browns celebrated Sold Pens diamond pointed
ieeouef SWISS Razors and Strops warranted he the
the stock is15.tf
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CoATNGs, VEsTNGs, CAsSlMERs.

lsh9 SPRING AND SUNSER. 1859
Il Mex. TEAL n corner of Baltimore and Frederick
Streets has just received and beautiful styles of COAT
lNGS, NESTINGS and CASSIMERS, which will be made
to order in the best manner with guarantee to please all
who will give him a call.
81 Also, large assortment of READY MADE CLOTH
4-'" mhl9lm
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A III II & n Az Il " I.O

HOLIDAY STREET THEATGE.-Senor Valiente to-
night. This play improves with every represent
alton, and large audience attends the Theatre
nightly to witness it. The Quiet Family is the af-
terpiece. q.
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ave no particular desire

SENIOR FALIENTE-I have no particular desire
OF turning critic though do "wear specksr yet think
having oo'h read and witnessed its peromance-to take
an IN ALL tits most excellent comedy, though NAV he
hItle melo dramatic in its cast which, in nv opinion q
the life and soul of the piece But as distance lends
chantment to the view it is be regretted that Mr. Miles
porn IN Baltimore He should have been born on the
Continent and from childhood .rap wiz In tth
"heii ne commences 10 write another play he sbouId
the opinion OF and when he concludes
he VIII md that he has not idea Of his own left
Ii
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Mt GE" W BUCK, "a W PRATT STREET pledges himself
to give good Board for per day by the week a. Meals d
cents Lodging p cents Private Rooms per day 50
me Restaurant is constantly supplied with the best tn.
market affords The Bar is always stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars on57v.
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs. sc

@A7IIIs0 DE" hNlIEVI NJ
Mr.. MARsTERs, III Lexington street. Howard street
Will furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates canvass, life size in miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel coors in style of su-
per:or excellence He has on hand full plain
and fancy also gilt frames, all the hest material
His long experience and aested enable him as
sure his patrons complete satisfaction charge SHY
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} Z. DRISCOLL,
Ak n,1.;...-
Dealer in Perfumery, Toilet,


Fancy and Furnishing Store
w Also Proprietor OF the following well known prepa
rallohs Rosemary and Castor OIL, for PROMOTING The
growth OF the hair, and preventing its falling off a
sian Hair Dye instantaneous in opeation-dyes from
hght auburn to jet black. Hair Colorng Fluid vrIci
changes grey hair to its orginacolor without staining the
skin in its application -
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At thelast monthly meeting of the New York
"Board of Currency" resolutions were passed
earnestly requesting the Legislature to abolish the
usury laws II ~ II
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DAY Il MARTINS REAL JAPAN BLACKING impor-
ed and for sale by GREEN YOE, IS Baltimore st mtsl
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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT

Is mdhulaCturcd to order by
CONSTABLE, Waller L Co,
l55 Baltimore street
This is pattern Of their invention, which after many
changes, they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them call-oppeste the Museum 2
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No. 10 NORTH Charles STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited nc
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Frost I'm Genr1ta
Especial DESPATCH. I

AUGUSTA, April 6.-We had severe frost last
night and ice, doing considerable damage to the
growing vegetation.
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MILLER & BEACHAM'S

BIsHoPRGcK's lNFALLIgLE BAKING Powders lust
received by GREEN YOE,s IS Baltmore STREET nhs II
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SPRING STYLE 1870

spring style OF Gentlemen5 Dress HATS now ready az
CoAS No 100 Baltimore street, above ct Paul mil4 In
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[ From the Ne,o York Papers,

Rice.
CHARLESTON, April S.-Rce active; advanced one
eighth, Several country mills stopped pounding.
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S4.75 PER Ton
FOR THE BEST Goals

TO cIJsG Out our Stock
J. HENRY GEESE 4 CO.
Office No South street
Yard, Spears wharf
~ THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for sale as usual
delivered carriage free ansIn,
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JAS. W. GODDESS,
NO % MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUFkw
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR F1rp>,
CEs, LATRoBE STOVES, 80
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SPRING STYLE OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS
For 1851,
Are now ready at QUAH'S,
No. 236 WEST PRATT STREET
i9'' 'oFA HAS AND GAPS. 6pSlm