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Nuil,f,cation in New York

The bill which has been introduced 10 toe New
York Legislature, to nullfy the operation Of! the
Yusittye Slave Law. provides that NO person in
the State shall be considered as property, or SUBJ
tect to sale, purchase or delivery that no person
shall be deprived of liberty without due process
NJ the common law OF the State and trial by jury
It subjects any person, dsprivins ans other per'
son of liberty, except under the State law, to
.,ne of from $1,000 to 5000, and twenty years i'm
pri.onment. No person of African blood is TO be
excluded from this operation of the act. 1t de-
elares every slave coming into the state, by the
consent of his or her owner shall be free and sub.
,eets every person protesting or attempting to
hold any person in this State as slave, to the
lame penalties ss above. 1t deprives any lawyer
vho sppears as counsel for the claimant of q slave
~ the right Of practcing in any Court in the State
and iudicts fine OF from $1,000 to $4,000, and i'm .
,risonmont for two ten years on any officer ar 4.
resting any person as a slave.
The abolition press of New York is loud in its
nroclamations of loyalty to the Unions ferocious
An ;,s fulminations against Southern Disunionists
What call you this? Is notification Unionism
Does not such legislation, as that proposed in
New York, of itself dissolve the Union, as oui
fathers formed it, and make it no longer the
Union established In the Constitution?
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u.mpd.n sidney magazine

We have received the March number (No. 81 OF
the spirited Magazine, recently established by the
students Of Hsmpden Sidney College. 1t is a
highly creditable number; some of the articles
are very valuable and interesting; the editorials
are sprightly, humorous and in 40 unaffected and
unambitious style, rare among young writers. But
we are afraid the youngster who wrote that arti-
Gle on ''Trundieb bed trash, will have sharp reck
oning when be meets the mothers. Just think OF
II, mothers; calling your sweet "darliDgs" trim.
die bed trash He says they are in his way when
be goes courting especially, when they are about
six or eight they watch, overhear and report eve'
~ thing. He adds: ave would take this occasion
to say to parents who may read this article, when
Won have daughters ready for matrimony, when
their beaux come to see them, for Heavens sake
put tho children to bed, or send them to the
Kitchen to bother the cook at any rate, keep them
out of the parlor; if you do not, your daughters
will stand poor chance. Children sometimes
should be seen, bnt never heard Seldom should
tbey even be SEEN"
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or SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS.

Beautiful Spring Silks
Elegant Spring silk Robes
New style French and English Delalnes
Superb Spring French Challes and Bareges
Rich Spring Organizes and Jaconets
Choics Cplored Hernanis and Grenadines
Pure Plain and Fancy Black Silks
Pure Black Bombazines. Chailies. Hernanis
Grenadines. Maretz, Timartine. Barge Gren-
aiine. &c
Fine Embroideries, Laces. Nantes. shawls,
&c, &c.
A COMPILE STOCK
NO w II &c A ID
EVERYTHING Is NEW
EXAMINE. COMPARE AND JUDGE |!
WATKINS L FICKLfN,
General Dealers in Dry Goods,
mhg-6s i5e Main street. Richmond.
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THE DISP A TIC y.
vEpSssnAy MosN,Ne.............M MARCH ARCH :.
rr,a, or Sickles.

foP
IN. w.sh,orton votes says there was
....na.,cs ~ spectators, on Monday piola'Ie
- a.. o~.oi.s Of the March term on s -,
-,rr, AZ washington, but, from ""s' y .
a.. .,,., of sickies will not DC o''n"
.he ~. s.,..e.,ed with so fast As certain enter
49, N.v York correspondents seem 70 eon'em-
Plate. ,..a 10 ,a.rn that the 10.
go, haste with which this All sr was TO be hur-
~,.s through the judicial tribunals 10 not thing
.,eam p,ishei. Even admitting that man m ~
e.t. the law Ia his own hands, II may be permit'
ted the courts OF the country TO inquire whether
IN. law vas properly administered; whether tine
man Who has combined In his own person .la"so.
fury and exeeationer, may not have been o0',"p'
md malicious in his decisions. and therefore iss
N,s 10 impeachment, II will at least be conceoea
Mat when man take. the Law in his own HANDS,
y. A.. An =, bis own proper PERIL and that 1t will
depend upon ell the circumstances oil ,ne case
vhsther he shaIi be promoted In the judiciary or
hune A \ selou. We presume that Judge Sek'es,
Who hss lately executed man convicted IN MS
ourt will have no right 10 consider u breseh OIL
,rx,lsee or personal disrespect, IL the US. Court
rraneetfuiIy reviews the decision of the court be-
,ov and which II comedies him the pound OF
Assh. which 10 certain cases is awarded by public
,sutiueut to private vengeance, insist that there
sbst be no scarlet stain of sin upon his own gar.
nents II man shoots down midnight burglar,
IN the act OF breaking into his hoase, that Is one
thing; II he shoots down another, on charge of
turglary, and It appears that he ID professional
burglar himself, and that the deceased belonged to
The same gang, and had often entered his house
and taken his property, aud that the manslsyer
had been often apprised Of these burslarious vi'i-
fAticns yet, for whole year, failed to punish the
wrcsg-doer, then il may be worth while for the
eosrts to inquire whether here is not case Of
murder, malicious and premedifated murder
Mr. sickles may not be guilty OF murder, but II
the allegations. or half of them, brought against
him BY the New York press Of ell parties, be true,
u IL due 70 civilization, common Justice, and COM
mon decency, that there should be deliberat" and
thorough investigation of his crime. There is no
way to ascertain the truth fssity OF those ale
cations but BY judicial Investigation. If siokies
were psnniless rowdA like one Of those about to
aypiate their crimes In Baltimore. he could not
shoot down q man in the streets without search
ing examination OF all the circumstances. Let
there be full exploration of Mr.. Sickes record !;
let the same justice be meted ont to the represent
tAtive In Congress that lie awarded 10 the poorest
Of his cons titueuts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
!, EpaH rei, rnn rar ...nrspATUr.,
EXCITEMENT AT PHILANTHROPY, n. y.
RIOr AMONG RAILROAD LABOKERS Wy A

SlhthE.
ELizaBrrHroEr, N. j., March About one
hundred laborers employed on the coai oocks na,e
by the Delaware, Lackawanua and western hai,-
road Company, struck for higher wages last week
party OF men was then brought from new TOTE
TO fill their places. but owing to the threats maoe
they were afraid to land from the steam ooat. ohc
hundred men are expected here this morning irom
Scranton. The laborers in state OF great "a
element, and serious riot Is apPrehepdea on inc
arrival of the train. The Priest CT the oashoitc
Church il endeavoring to paciiy thsni-
TsEcoSD DISPATCH.
ELIzABErHPoRT. March THE tram from
Scranton has just arrived and the new men anu
the strikers formed in a line, amid much excite
ment, and marched to the Coal docks. Ine new
men went to work, when those on the strike com
meuced throwing coal, but were hnaiiy ariveh Oh.
Tue new meu are much the strongest. 1ne
strikers have appointed committee 70 make are
engagements to 20 to work again, bnt have not re-
coded in their demands.
TaIaD DISPATCH
ELIzsBETHPoRT March S.--ADother party OF Ia
borers arrived to day from Scranton, and hght
eGsued between them and the strikers, ana ~ no"
raging furiously, firearms being freeiy USED
Many are already wounded. The Catholic clergy,
tue President OF the road, and posse Oh ponce
are endeavoring to maintain peace
ElizabethpoFt is town On Newark bay, aho 10
the coal depot of the Delaware and Lacka"anhh
and New jersey Central Railroads
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DIED,

On Monday the It'll inst, JOHN P, infant son of
James Rill, aged months and 10 days
The funeral was preached on Tuesday. the sth.
Another cherub added to the angel choir Of
Heaven.
On the eth instant, of consumption, at the resi-
dence of her husband, Mrs ELIZA III EPPs. in the
22d year of her age.
Her funeral will take place st Grace street Bap-
list church, Wednesday, the 9th instant. at 3 }
O'Clock, NJ. The friends ard scQusintances Of the
family are invited to attend withocr further notice,
In this city on the Sth instant of consumption,
PHILIP FlTZSIMONS, native County OF Cayan,
Ireland. in the 10th year OF his age.
His friends and ac1naintances are requested to
attend his funeral, from the resid 3nce 81 Mr. ste
phen Childrey, on Franklin street. near Governor
today, ct o'clock.
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TIE CANVASS.

GoRpoNsvILlg, VA, March Hon. Jno~ Letcher
opened the canvass yesterday, by speech at
Woodstock, Shenandoah county. He defended the
Administration opposed alien suffrage In the ter
ritories and advocated iaterDaI i1proV ements-
lie declared his puspose TO meet Mr.. Goggin in his
own district. TIE day rainy, aud the attends
auce not large Hon. Vim. l.. Goggiu is here to-
dsy awaiting the Central train, which he leaves
tn meet Mr. [, .cher in Rockingham.
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FIRE AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Y. Y, March AT hslf+past O'Clock
on Saturday night, the Bernheimer Block, next
below the american Hotel, on Main street, was
destroyed by fire. It occupied in the lower
part by Martin Roth, hat store; llrs. Rose, miii-
merry; Henry Dtehl. cigar store. The upper part
was occupied as Offices. The entire block, with
nearly all the contents of the stores and ofices.
vas destroyed, including valuable law aud medic
cal libraries. Lose nearly $4,000; insurance sl5'
COO
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bArtleS
Per centum of insurance amount of losses. ~
Per centum of loss sustained.
Were similar fire to occur in our beautiful city
would not similar results be unfoldedi Is such a
course wise when such different results may be &C.
cured so earilyi
Reader, whoever thos art. whether large mer
chant or small one, q large manufacturer or
small one, consider these things and it may be you
will thank me for pressing them upon your atten
tioa.
Call on me- and will provide you with ouch In
surance as will serve you In the hour of need and
save yen from loss. on favorable terms.
TH0SaM ALFRIEND,
General Insurance Agent. Nc las Main street,
Opposite Messrs Kent, Paine Il Co.'S
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A spirit Of great pugnscity Is prevailing at pre-.
sent among the editors of New York That head
of tho Church militant, II. ". BEEcHER, who car
never keep out OF row, has collared the phiian
tbropiss, GRxELHY, and is giving the bran bag Q
vigorous shaking. 1t 10 gratifying to see fight
IN which you care not which whips, and in which
never . lick goes amiss that hits either of the
oombstants. The provocation was an attack by
BsEczxa upon the licontiousnese Of the press, and
Of course GREELEY has fne field for retort In the
Hcsntiousness of BEncaER's pulpit. We shall
watch the progress Of the controversy with great
satisfaction, and hope It may result In the mutual
aenihilstion Of the combatants.
II would be dficu!t 80 decide which of these
men has been the greatest pest TO society. If the
Tribuns's influence were equal to Its lawlessness
II would secure the palm; but newspaper which
u extreme on oil subjects, which is foil Of nms,
which 10 always tearing its hair, can never speak
without being supsriatively abusive, aud always
shouts ct tbs top II ito voice, will not command
the respect Of it, own friends, nor excite much
indigsstiop among its enemies, TO whom its sour.
fstity hes become monotonous. Mr. BEEcHRs, on
the whole, Il more mischievous fellow than
SaEslxr. Wearing the "livery Of the Court Of
Heaven" what be says commands certain degree
o. respect and confidence from those who look 10
the polpit Tor examples Of truth charity and yir.
tee, ass would be dificutt to ind anywhere
more unscrupuioas aud sindietive fanatic.
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FROM MEXICU

NEW ORLEA.s, March s.--Tampico dstes to the
26th of January cay that Juarez {Li6eral) has fa-
ken the did, fully prepared to resist the expected
attack of Miramon on Vera Cruz. Inc hibefais
In the interior are carrying on spirited operations
against the Church party. At Aqua Cslientez
they had captured Gen Espar%a, of laloagss force.
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EyCITENENT IL BOSTON.

Rosrox, March S-Thare is much feeling here
relative 10 the contemplated removal Of the Post
Office from its present location. The excitement
exists particularly in State and Washington SITS,
and is greater than any here since the 40 cent re-
tellion.' An Indignation nesting has been
called.
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MARRIED..

On the lst inst, in the town Of Port Royal, at the
re:itence Of Der mother, by the Rev MIR Ma wee.
Miss Lou SMITH DENNIS to Mr. J UENhY Sc.
LECMAN. of Washington City.
-. Abingdon papers please copy.
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a. WATKINs 4 FICKLEN.


Rleachea Long Cloths VERY CHEAP
Bleached sheetinss. all widths. VERY ca EAP
Ru: and Blue. Plaid and Striped osnaburgs,
VERY CHEAP
Cottonades and DENNIS. VERY CHEAP
Irish Linens, Linen sheetings, VERY CHEAP
Mems and Boys Wear. great variety. VERY
CHEAP
simon,'s fine Cloths and Cassimeres. VERY
Beautiful silk and Marseies vestiugs. VERY
CHEAP
Fresh Spring Prints, BEAUTIFUL AND
CHEAP
Linen Drillings and Ducks VERY CHEAP
n R-EyERYTEING PERTAINING To OUR BU-
sINEss is
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH. OF THE BEST
QUALITY AND
NEWEST STYLES. VERY CHEAP.
WATKINS & EICKLgN.
Richm oRd. March 9, 1859. NH e-6t
M. ELECTION CARDs-Candidste fer Office
at the approaching Municipal Election, will find it
greatly TO their interest to call at the DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. No other
Office in the city has the same facilities for the rapid
execution of this des crption of Printing. and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
passed by any similar establishment in the Union.
ID HAMNERsLEY & co.
~ REEFS Co.'s prices for their superior Photo
graphic IoTtIatS are ~ Ju Ctbts tVi iuo ucfHi
$3.50 size and 90 for the 90 size and 90 for the
400 size and 60 for the 90 size; and 1900 for the
Is 60 size, and so
AT REgs Co.'S, you are always sure to get clear,
brilliant and artistcally executed likenesse6. such
a. only artists of the Acknowledged talent of RVS
4 Co. are capable Of doing.
REEs h Co s Pearl Ambrotypes on glass paper
patent leather or plates, the most beautiful
and durable pictures extsnt.
NJ RICHMOND THEATRE.
Last night but two of the engagement of the por-
lar Come iiars
Mr. WIN WHEATLhY sad
Mr. J S CLARKE.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
First time in many years Of the sterling Comedy Of
Laugh WHEN YOU CAN.
Mr. VIM WHEATIEY as GOSSAMER.
Mr. WM WHEATLEY as LORD DUNDREARY.
Mr. IS CLARKE ssASA TRENCHARn.
~ Remember this ia
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
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THELATE BLOODY ARRAY AT HAWESVILLE,
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March THE Grand Jury oil
Hopkins county found no grounds for indicting
the raardererH Of Thomas :. Snow a. Hawesgiile.
The Journal publishes their report Tomorrow. V
Several Of the citizons have left HawesYile, tear
ing yinlence from the outlaWs.
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Mr. Obadiah A. Bowe, for some time past con.
nscted with the editorial department OF the New
York Sun, died on Sunday.
Lieut.. Lazalie, previously reported mortalIy
wounded 10 the fight with the Apache Indians,
was rapidly improving at last accounts.
Isaac Fresland has been sentenced 10 DO hung
In Fsystte county, Ga, on the 18th Of April, for
the murder of Claiborne Vaughan.
They bad ripe Strawberries at Mariana, Fla,
on the 2Gth ult.
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ESCAPE THE WRATH To COME
IY LAYING HOLD
ION THE HOPE SET BEFORE Us IN THE COG


s3~ SMALL FRAMED HoUss, AND I've
FINE LARGE Lors Foa SALE AT AUoTION-Atten-
ton is asked to the sale OF Two Lots this afternoon
commfncjnQ AT O'clock situated in Belyidere,
near the oity. on Laurel and holly streets.-sale
POSITIVE. ard terms accommodating. See asction
head. THUMAS Ii GEsEE.
nh 9-It Aucti ,neer.
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Northern Markets-TBYT sLEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE. Msrch s-Flaur frm-Eoward end
Ohio So IS: City Mills Sc Wheat huoyant-white
5. 60GlI7o Corn hi2her-white S0 yellow S2(ts5.
8 cents better. Southern Sd 2s6L6 S. Wheat tirrn-
white 81 so Corn quiet-white and yellow SIS; mixed
81. C1tt0n firm. Naval Stores aad Rice firm
Sales IN New YORK Monday of si6.000 yaG's at O..
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Private Retribution and Public
Law.

The Philadelphia Ledger says: at seems to have
become settled principle of unwristeu but per-
f.ctly common Law, throughout the length and
breadth Of our land, that II any mans daughter
or sister stray from virtue, or his wife prove IN.
faithful, he Is at liberty to shoot any man con.
pscted with his disgrace. and no jury will convict
him. II such is to be the law In practice, let 1t
become the law in fact, that such persons shall
Gle; but let 1t be executed properly, and by ju'
dical tribunal, which ascertain the facts, and
not By the excited hand of passion and madness
II may net be possible to punish case like thi'
40 murder. The old Jewish law wisely ALLOW
o certain range within which the excited passions
Of men might vent themselves without their be-
ips called to any account by man, but it set limit
thereto"
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RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF A LOST ZERO
MATT

ADBIAS. Mich, March S.--The remains of Thurs.
ton, the ProDaut, who assembled from Toledo,
Ohio, last September, by accident, cluging only to
a cross piece ct the bottom Of the balloon, were
found near Toledo last Sunday aud fully identified
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~LAw EorIoE.-RO3ERT C. Nj
CF0LAS, for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health he's
determined 10 resume the practice of LAW, IN this
city. and will devote all his energies 80 any profes
siona, business with which he may be entrusted
Office. with Peter Daniel. Jr, Esq, Number s..
Goddln's Hall. nh 9-im
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Hs-CARD--T0 THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
The name of Mr. HENnY MYERS is again before
Won for an Office within gilt land IL Is earnestly
hoped that ali who feel kindly toward one who has
risked life aud health In the service q the public
lin how many instances all know will not pledge
themselves to any Of the other eentlenanly cansi
dates for the Office Of GRAIa MEASURER, but do
q act OF justice by voting for MYERS. He will be
mhe-Jts AFRIEND.
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ga SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOTERS or RICHaoND.-I respectfully an
nounce myself candidate for the above Office. and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
nh l-tds % UAGERrY,
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFIC o.

ss5- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE Ito
THE VOTERS OF THE CITY CT RfCHMo -
raspectfuliy announce myself candidate for re-
eIe,tion 10 the ONCE of MANAGER OF THE POOH
HOUSE. rcu
NH g-tdB$ JOHN PEAhoE.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH

DEAIII Df 4 BAltIA Ut EIN'3i<'
PETERSBURG, March S.-Major X. w. Bowden;
cashier of the Exchange Bank, at Norfolk, Va,
died to,dayat 3 o'clock, in Prince George county,
in the 10th year of his age. His remains will be
taken to Norfolk, Thursday, under the escort Of
the Petersburg Grays, Captain j. V. Scott.
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H~ OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF
LADD, WEBSTER d cos
IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

CORINTHIAN HALL. MAIN ST, UP STAIRS.
HORTON KEACH, Agent.
Mr. md Mrs GIBBS will represent the above
Machines In the absence Of the Agent.
AJ-I respec fully call the attention of gents for
the sale OF other Sewing MaChiEes. to the above
Card, that they may hereafter have no excuse for
pleading IGyog .NcE. when the quest on is asked
them. by strangers visiting TIE city.
NH Git PIX.
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DEATH or POSTMASTER GENERAL BROWN.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Postmaster General
Brown died this morning AZ o. o'clock. The offs
Gals of the Postc;lice Department held meeting
ct noon and adopted resolutions Of respect to his
memory.
Cave johnson, of Tennessee, is ame1g the names
spoken Of to succeed him IN the Cabinet.
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HAMPTON ROADS, March 3.-Arrlved, schr Be-
ker, Caribbean sea, with guano.
FURTHER SUPPLY OF NEj

A F Q & z Il Err SUPPLY OF NEW
"A BOOKS
THE Diary OF Lady Morgan 81
LETTERS frou Spain. I'd seres Of the Letters OF
a Traveller" By William Cullen Bryant; Is
ONWARD; or the Mountain Clamherers. A Tale of
Progress. BE- Jane Anne Winscom; 75c
HORsEMANSHiP. including the Breaking and
Training OF Horses, method founded upon new
principles. By Baucher; %
SHAKERS and shakerispa a Cotnpepdium Of tbe
Origin, History, Principles. hues and ReeuIa-
tons; Government and Doctrines of the UnITed
ByF " Evans: 70
THE Foster Brothers, being History of the School
and College Life OF Two Young Men: 90
CHRISTIAN Morals BY James ChaIleu author of
The Gospel and its Elements" Christian kvi.
dences,o sc; 50
KATE Vinton: or Clouds and Sunshine BY FL B
McKeever, author of Twilight Musings" &c: IS
THE Laws and Practice of Whist By CaeIebs; IS
Just Ieceivedby A NORRIS, 81 Main street.
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TROUBLE BREwINo-Considersble excitement has
existed in our city, for several days past caused
by the anticipated arrival of the fifty Africans.
(of the Wanderers" cargo,) whose capture by
citizens OF Tel'air county, We noticed some Jays
ago. A'large body of men collected at the depot
Of the Gulf road Saturday evening, about the
hour for the arrival of the train, and again at the
whrrf of the Florida steamer, it Ia said, but We
know not how truly, with the determination of
taking the negroes by force from their captors
We have also heard it said that warrants have
been taken out against the latter, and are now 10
the hands Of the county sheriff, to be served upon
their arrival. Thus far the whole affair has ended
In disappointment, as the wild men failed to make
their appearance. either by railway or steamer
lS,ranaai, Ca, Republican, 4h inst.
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~ REEFS & Co.'s prices for their superior Photo
graphic Portraits are % and 50 cents for the usual
$50 size and 90 for the 90 size and % for the
40 siye and 60 for the 90 size and 1900 for the
Is 90 siZa and
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Fey Slave INsUaASon -BALrrMoRE

tsS~ SLAVE INSURANCE -BALTIMoRE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY This well esta-
biisbed ard highly respectable Company insures
SLAVES for serea years, CT any less number. at
rates that com pare favoraby with those of all 9th
ers in the cty-the time being longer than that az
forded by any other Company.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
rates regulations and references Of the Company,
TO any persons desiring information.
PB PRICE, Agent,
1919 Main street,
Mkt door to Kent, Paine & Co.'S.
DR.. THOMAS POLLARD, Medical Examiner,
gelvin's New Building, 18th street. between Main
and franklin NH I 81