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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

FLOATING COFFIN The above startling
words appear at all corners ofthe streets, says
the Sacramento Bee, upon poster, warning
persons not to take passage in the Sonora, as
she is a Coffin Steamship-like unto the ill
fated Central America. 1t is probably a
dodge of the Opposition, or it is an act of
spite by some one who has i'll feelings to-
wards the Mail Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

EVERETT AND WAsHINGToN.-The amount
already contributed to the Mount Vernon
Fund by Mr.. Everett is S60,s93 81. About
$1,000 more, accruing from the delivery Of
his Washington" was outstanding, but
would shortly be received aud paid over by
Mr. Everett.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

FRANcIs LEcoMPToN DoDGE-We are in
formed, by means of private dispatch from
Sacramento, that bill was to have been in
troduced in the Legislature, yesterday, by a
Lecompton member, to change the name ot
Francis L. Aud to Francis Lecompton Dodge
The name Dodge is applied, as we are in
formed, in consequence of the fact that Mr.
Aud has lodged more questions, when they
came to test vote, than any other member
of the Legislature. 1t remains to be seer
whether the bill passed or no.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

MADE A LAwYER-E. G. Brown, has OBJ
tanned the passage of law permitting him
to practice law in the different Courts of this
State, upon being admitted Being for
eigner, he could not be admitted to practice
until naturalized, unless by a special enact
ment
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
- - MArYsVlIIe.

gS- One of the most pleasing, at the
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia and all
other diseases arising 'front.' morbid condition of the
stomach and liver, is DR.. Hostetters Bltters 1t not
only removes the disease from the system but by Civ
ing tone to the organs of Digestion aids them in their
functions All who have tried it acknowledge its ex-
celence and superiority, and we therefore commend
il 10 the sufferer, DIR, Hostetter's Bters as tome
is too well known to need praise. 1t is therefore
scarcely necessary at this time do more than direct
attention to this preparation, which is certainly une-
qualed by any before the public, satisfied as we are
that its widespread reputation prove sufficient
to satisfy all Of its excellence as relief and remedy
for all diseases of the stomach.
knowledge is gained by experience, and, though
We have heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar
atons, we are compelled in justice to the manufac-
turers, to say that Hosteters Stomach Bitters has
been the means Of curing us of a severe attack of
dyspepsia and has removed pain in the stomach in
very short time-Patsbur0 Gazette
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere
E. WIDEMANN, Agent,
.oo - Marysville
aplS-2mis PARK WHITE, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

AoooNIMoDATING.-We notice that Wells,
Fargo d Co. have placed boxes at conven-
lent localities about town, for the reception
of letters to be forwarded by their express.
The letters will be taken from the boxes at
six o'clock a. NJ and one and ten o'clock p NJ
each day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
MARYSvILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10Th.
Democratic state Central Committee.

A MEETING Of the DEMoOkAldV Ant-Le.
oon,n,nn State Central Committee will be held at
the Union Hotel, Sacramento, on THURSDAY,
Anril 9lst A fall attendance of members is re-
onested. as important business connected with
the coming campaign will be transacted
b. b. REDDlNG, Chm.
J.F. MORSE, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

nB- The Boston Journal says that moose
are very plenty in the Aroostook region. and
the hunters are bringing them into the settle
ments for sale at Presque Isle; the steak,
said to be very fine eating, sells for six cents
per pound, while the fore quarters bring four
and a half cents.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

tT- Hons David C. Broderck, VIM. NJ
Gwin, J. C. McKibbin and j. W. Denver ar
rived at Sacramento Monday morning, and
were visited by their friends in that city,
yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

REcoRDERs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Pickaa
and Snort, accused of fighting, were dis
charged
NJ Bresln and John McCarty, for drum
kenness and disorderly conduct, were fined
$40 each.
Mrs. McCracker, for drunkenness and OBJ
scenity was found guilty and will be SEN
fenced this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

tB- 1t is charged that Key, the seducer
of Mrs. Sickles, openly boosted of his tri-
umph. If so, he cancelled his every title to
life. He should at least have screened her from
detection.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

CB james Hayes, who was convicted of
the murder Of Colin Campbell, in Charleston,
and sentenced to be hung on the 25 inst, has
had his sentence eommutcd to one years i'm.
prisonment, and banishment from the State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

eB-Dead cats, dogs and rats are making a
horrible odor in Sacramento. So says the
Standard. The place is in rather bad odor,
anyhow, from the frequent sessions there of
the Legislature.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

eB-It is rumored that H. S. Nichols, Pre-
sident of the Board of Supervisors of Sacra-
mento county, has been indicted by the
Grand Jury of that county. Forwhat offense
we know not, as it has not yet transpired.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

- There has been considerable talk in
Washington, says a correspondent of the
Times, concerning the insulting language
which passed between Senators Bright and
Seward in secret session, on the confirmation
Ex-senator Jones, of Iowa. The remarks Of
Mr.. Bright were SO severe that, if Senator
Seward recognized the code of honor, he
would have been compelled to notice then
outside the Senate chamber.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

The TURNPKE-The workmen have COM
menced blasting, says the Sierra Citizen, near
Rocky Bar, and the road is beginning to
reach well out toward Goodyear's
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

rY- Justice Barr was trippcd up and thrown
violently, on Saturday night, at Sacramento
by some unknown individual, while walking
on the sidewalk. He has been attacked and
beaten twice before by some cowardly and
secret enemy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

EB- The Democratic Convention in the
Eight NASHVILLE District of Tennessee. has
nominated DR.. T. A. Menees for Congress
and he has accepted the nomination.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

eB The Hon. Joshua H. Jewett, Dem.
has announced himself candidate for re-
election to Congress in the Fifth District Of
Kentucky.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

GBAn Albany boy of eighteen has been
sued by an old maid of thirty three for lead
ing her from the path Of reettude.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

sB- The Prison Brig at Sacramento is in
danger of falling to pieces It has become
very much decayed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

eB- Glover crops are being cut in the coun-
try. They are very fine The cold weather
has not affected them, apparently, at all.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

e%- Leslie has sold about 100000 copies
of his magazines containing illustrations of
the Siekles tragedy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

CB- The Lime Point concern on First
street calls US its Broderick cotsmporarv. We
are for Broderick when he is right, and ex.
pect to be. Weare for no Lime Pointers
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

"a G. Amy has furnished us with late
London and Atlantic papers Also with Pc
terson's Ladies National Magazine for April
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

sB-E. Kernes was arrested, yesterday, for
drunkenness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

CE- Geo. W. Peck committed suicide in
the watch house in Providence, few weeks
ago. by hanging himself with his handkerchief
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

a. Wells, Fargo & Co. were ahead of all
competitors yesterday, with downriver and
Atlantic papers. They also furnished us
with the last issues of Ballou's Pictorial and
Leslies Illustrated Newspaper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

tB-Ten vagrants were found sleeping in a
hayward at Sacramento, Saturday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

tB Messrs. Broderick, Gwin, McKibbn
and Denver have arrived by the late steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

CB- -Pink's Restaurant, which is pink OF
place, will be open again this evening. 1t
has been closed with a view of reftting and
renoyating it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
SUM7YONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Justices Court,
- couSrY OF YuB4, s' city Of Marysviiie
TENHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
4 To R0SANNA LANE, greeting: You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, at my office in the
city of Marysville county Of Yuba, the 29th day
of April, A. D. 1852 at 1Ooclock A. NJ, to answer un-
to the complaint of Godfrey Gross who sues to recov-
er the sum of one hundred and thrty-one dollars and
twenty five cents the balance due on account for work
and labor done and performed for you from Novem-
be 1st, 1858, to April 7th, 1852 by plaintiff, when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount
togetl with costs and damages if you fail to appear
and answer
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said county,
greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
...... Given under my hand, this 18th day of
u. s.: April, A. d. 1859 VIM. SINGER,
'''''' Justice OF the Peace of said city.
Ordered published in the DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT,
on the 18th and 26th days of April, 1853.
VIM. SINGER, J. p.
Attest: true copy.
w. H. CHAPMAN, Constable. ap19.19&26
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
Meeting of Stockholders.

VI F'NVNINEEUItI
OfflcEsAN FRANCISCO AND EVANSVILLE RAILROAD Co. I
..,,.. MARYsylLLE, April 7th 1859
~ NOIlCEis hereby given to the Stockholders of said
~ Company that there will be meeting Of said
stockholders ON the 2 st day of April. 1859, at
o'clock A. NJ on said day, at the Office Of said Com.
pany' IN the CITY OF Marysve, California for the pur-
pose of electng Directors of said Company to
serve as such during the ensuing year.
WILLIAM X. HUDSON, Secy,
apstd SEAM r. Io
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
WHAT CHEER SALOON,
(BAsEMEST OF WHAT CHEER HoUsE,)
Corner Maiden Lane and Second SIS,
MARYsvILLE.
S. STAHL, .. Proprietor.

"HAT CUEER what cheer lone hours to beguile,
w Is found by all who take a social smile,
At the old stand, so popular with all;
Reftted, furnished and improved by STAHL
Shakespeare.
Havanas of the purest leaf You'll find,
Aud Liquor COrdials, Cider, Beer and Wine;
Whateer you want, wheneer you choose to call,
To read the news or gas awhile with STAHL.
Shakespeare again.
Or fiat Bill ards you amusement seek,
At noon or evening in some cool retreat;
To please yourself you only have to call
And while away an hour or two with STAHL.
apl2-my Shakespeare foreUer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
school Examination.

SCEHUUH COMMUNICATIONS
| NOTICE is hereby given that an examination Of
~ Teachers for the Public Schools of Marysvile for
the ensuing year, will be held at the School House,
corner of Seventh and streets, on SATURDAY, {,
April 3Oth, 1859, commencing at ? o'clock p. NJ.
There will be vacation of one week from the 23d
inst W. G. BELCHER,
ap19-td Sec'v Board Of Edn"att0n.
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1ELn..RApHiE NEWS.
WRp0RTL. Bvm r"E DISPATCH
Terrible Tragedy in
WAahINGT uNi
BsRTON KEY, r.. -. DISTRICT AT
TgRNEY. killed BY HON. DANL.
E AICKI.EA Of NEW YORK

WARRINGTON. Feb. &i.-iue community inns AZ
ternoon WAS thrown into state of Intense excite
ment by the shooting ard killing Of Philip Barton
Key. U. S. Attorney Of this District by hon, psn"
lei T.. Sick les, member of Congress from n. fotR
According TO report, Sickles becoming convinced
of the truth of rumors of the intimacy Oh hey
with bis wife resolved to redress tho wrong, MS
wife, az IL is said. having signed an aokuowiedg-
| ment OF her guilt.
ssisfr Sickles about o'clock this afternoon, DIS
covered Kew making signals from or near Lafayette
Square. lie 81 left the house, which Is nearly
| in front Ct the Executive mansion, aud met hey
who was conversing with MIR. Butter4orth OF N
| York. lie charged Key with having dishon"red
| him aud destroyed his domestic peace, and shot
bin with revolver, one bah entering BIS 'ei'
| side and lodging under the akin of the opposite
| side. Another ball took effect in his right thigh,
| near the fenoral artery.
| Kew fell and impiored Sickies not to kill him.
The third ball was in the rghtside, gancius IRON
| the body. Death ensued in u few moments.
| Tho body WAS taken TO the National Club House
l and Jury of inquest summoned Their verdict
| merely stated that "the death occurred from the
effect Of pistol shots fired by Daniel Sick les"
| After the act was accomplished. Sickles went tc
| the residence of the Attorney General, who adj
yised him to deliver himself into the hands OF the
officers Of the law, which he subsequently did
| aud was conveyed to jail
further examination will take place to-mor'
| row.
| The high position of the parties in this tragedy
| has caused the most unusual excitement. The
city Is full of rumors. some stating that the init
macy between Key and Mrs Sckes has existed fol
nearly year, and that sickIes previously remou
-trated with his wifi, against her irjudicious con-
duct, and requested Key to discontinue his visits
! but nothing can be relied on till judicial inyesti
| cation is held.
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ARRIVAL OF SPECIE AT NEW YORK-LATFR
FROM SOUTH AMERICA

New YORK, Feb. file Illinois from Aapin.
wall has arrived. The Saratoga and 81. Louis
left Aspinwaii. the former for Vera Cruz and the
latter for Greytown.
The Illinois brought 81, 300 coo in specie
The Panama Star confirms the signing of the
0usIty treaty and gays the Cass Isarri treaty was
still unacted upon by the Nicarsgusn Congress
A revolution WAS imminent In Chill. The whole
of the Republic except Valparaiso and the Island
of Chilca, was in a state of siege. All the ports
except that of Valparaiso was bockaded, or about
to he.
The Cyane was to sail on the 10Th of January
for Panama
Peru was qniet. The French minister had sus>
pended relations with the government, in conse-
quence of it's refusal TO pay damages for the i'm.
prlsoument and brutal treatment of Frenchmep
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haAsl6xk RxELLs2aEa IN
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2e 1857
High ,saf.r ,hts DIV Romfry, O'etosk.

Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, mdz
and passenger, II futile
Propeller Echo Snipes, Petersburg, mF2s.
Lee
Bark Zingaril,a. Bunker. N York, guano BaconA
Baskervil
Brig Waltham, Clarke. New Orleans, sugar aud
mulasses. Buf.iop. Mou-ure q CO
schr David Kealu (new) sooz Baltacrs, salt,
10 rIder aud rig iron, WA Iripiett
sloop Rew Packet, Gray, smi.hfeld. whest.
Haxail, Creusiaw / Co
SAILED.
Steamer Beividere, Keene, baltimore. mGZa,
" Carrie
sshr summsriieid, Shorter, North Carolina, mdz.
" Coiauitt Co
Sohr south Wild, Mitchell, Baltimore via Norfolk
aldz II Colqutt 10
Sctr George Henry, Soliiisy, Rappsh snnock. for
wheat, w u CoIdUitt &Eo
Schr Carrie. Cr"pper. Baltimore via Portsmouth,
coal. w Coiquitt y Go
Schr John Alex lndcr Lewis. Washin gtOn via
PorLwathaii, coal. " CeiqHitt 20
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEX
leo
HOSTILE NOTES BETWEEN THE NAVAL COM
MANDEKS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2G.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d
inst. Miramon was still in Orizaba with 1000
men. He wss collecting forced loans everywhere,
aud had formed Cabinet, composed OF LaraLZir,
Minister of Foreign Relations; Zatecas. Minister
Of Finance, and Castillo. Munster Of War Four
body was at Morelia.
FL Progreso, of the 10th, states that the French
aud English commanders had notified the captain
OF the United States ship Saratoga tba. they should
board the Tennessee it any FilIibusters were on
her The captain of the Saratoga intimated that
il should not be done while the Saratoga was near
enough to prevent it
The foreign ministers at the Capital had not
cognIzed Mirsmon. The English and Freuch
squadrons were in hostile attitude before Vera
Cruz, fayoring Miramon. The church party will
attack the city from sea, while MiramoA attacks it
from the land siGe.
The English aud French merchants had re-
nounced the protection of their own flags, and
placed themselves under the Americ in lag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NEw YORK, Feb. % The American steamship
Fulton. from Havre and southampton OH the gth,
arrived here this morning.
The Canada, from Liverpool on the 18th, via Hal
flax, arrived AZ Boston this morning. The mails
we've dispatched South by the land train, and will
be due here this evening.
The British steamer karnac, from the West In
dies, has been signalled from Sandy Hook, and
mag possibly bring laser advices from Mexico.
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STORM ATNEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHIPPING

New York, February 26-The storm is repre-
| scented from Sandy Hook to be still very severe -
The wind is blowing gale from East North East
The Danish brig Jurgen Rahitf is below u a de-
plorabie condition. All her sails have been los,
or split aud she is in danger OF going ashore.
TIE Sound steamers arrived this morning at the
usual hour. They report very heavy weather all
night, with thick snow storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

HORRIBLE MURDER BY A MOTHER Orange N
J /, gu Friday last, Mary Ann Brown, a pauper, cut
of the head of her son, four years OF age, with "a
razor. The crime was discovered by her little
daughter rushing from the room and crying that
her brothers head was off. The woman gave as a
reason for the murder that the overseer of the
poor intended separating her from the child, aud
she preferred It's death.
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SPECIAL NO1ICHH.
E1- SaEroRps LlysP ISyigERaroR--

DU- SaEroRp LivsR ISviGERaroR--
COMPOUNDED grTrREIY FROM Gus.-lsn Mid and 10
fsetnal catbattic. acting first on the LIVER, 10
eject is MOI bid matter. then tho Stomach and
Eow els, aud carries ri all matter that prevents
their healthy action. md thus strengthens ard
bulds up tho Whole system yery rapidly sDd j. the
best LIVER INvtGsktToH
LIVER ISvfGERATOK
LIVER INvIGERATOR and
PUPPIES THE BLOOD
PHtIsIE5 THE BLOOD
TJfoE7 rIVEP rnMPItINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
GUREB DYSotpcie
CURES CUSfIVENEss
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURHs CHRONIC DlARkHuH
sald by all Druggists fe 2b-6m
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FROM HAV MA

New YORK., Feb. 26.-Tbe steamer karnac has
| arrived, with Havana dates to the 10th instant.--
rhe advices contain 10 political news. Sugars
we're Inactive owing TO the high prices. Molasses
had advanced, selling at A. 49,.
FTeights were firm ard active.
Exchange had declined. On London 1lallM per
cent; premium; on New York par al. discount
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There were 1855 deaths in Philadelphia last week

~ GIFTS. dIrTs!! 9lFTs!!!-Buy Books at the
Gift Book Store. where you may buy
!, Book aud Gold Watch for 81 90
Book and Silver Watch for 100
A Book and q Gold Bracelet for 100
A Book aud Gold Lock for itO
4 Book ard Gold Pencil for 100
A Book and Gold Pen for LEO
Book and q Gold Thinble for ICO
A Book and Gold Chain for loo
A Book and psrlor Timepi .ce for l.e0
Book and a Pocket Knife for 90
fe 25-3t At 81 Main street.
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nFsrRrCTINE EIRr ArGAIEspIrpn ~

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GALESBURG, Ill
GALssBURG. Feb. % The Barney House, together
with the adjoining buildings, occupied by Sage &
Reed dry goods dealers, md Dunn & Co. aud Smith
Co., dealers in groceries. were totally destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss is estimated at
SO 600; the amount of the insurance has not been
RsCeTtained.
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INV YORK, Feb 26.--It is reported this evening
that the Black Warrior is fast filling with water
heavy gale prevailing, the men were compelled
to leave her.
AnOth r account says that she is breaking up,
and will prove total loss.
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OPINION In WASHINGTON OF MEXICAN AT.

WASHINGTON, February 2T-The hostile attitude
of the foreign fleets At Vera Cruz are dscredited
here, as all the demands of England aud France
have been complied with. Mata, the Minister from
JuareZ, will probably be recognized ia few days
lie has fall powers to make treaty. The friends
of Miramon here endeavoring to secure the re-
cOgniton of the Church party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

PROFITABLE, BUT DIsAGREEABLE BUSINESS Two
men, William Whatley and DIR. p. Ii Brassel, have
Of late made business of going into the counties
Of Georgia, examining the county records, to find
what farmer has given in too low an estimate OF
his property, and then informing Oh him, getting
$40 on every 500 that the estimate was too low
They made $4,000 out of one county-Cobb- ia
this waS. They entered Morgan county las; ~eek
In the pursuit oftheir calling, but the citizens got
up delegation to escort the iuterlcpers out of
town, to the music OF drums, gougs. Kettles eject
era Brsssel left in advance Of the music, bot
Whatley submitted to the escort with becoming
resig pStiop,
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- CAHD OF franks -THOo

tAkD OF THANKS -THOo l..
1>-A MuXLEY takes this method of returnit q
his sincere and heartfelt thanks for hs very liberia.
eneoui agement besIowsd him on the ocf asi, ct
his complimentary benz fl, it being doubly crafty
Ing az witnessing the array of besaty and tashi N
r~sembhd and also 10 and all who &c neroHsly
F1.Gn'tertd her s.rvices at the same time as u
ring thoai that Yeas may roll away but the d. eo
sense q gratitude he feels will naver be obiterated
from his heart. fe2s~ Ii
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xssg- NEW tpR,ao MILLINERY GooDs.

EuS~ NEW SPRiaa III ILL lAERT GODS.
g BARTON, l0J Main street. is Just receiving n
full ass1rtaent OF SPRING GOODS, selected from
the first spring iInpnItst,ous, consis,ing Of kIt-
a great variety OF LACE Wells. something new
and desirable
Orders for Bonuets OF decided aud reliable Spring
shapes promptly executed. Country Milliners I'll D.
piled with pattorns.
WANTED-A inst rate and swift srtsw Miliner.
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NEWFOUNDLAND AFFAIH

HALIFAX, Feb 26.-Private dispatches from St.
Johns say that the Speaker of the Newfoundland
Assembly has resigned, in consequence of an OBJ
noxious appointment in connection v it'll the fish
cries A formidable attempt will be made 10 break
down the Government.
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IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT New York The i'm.
ports OF foreign dry goods at New York FIR the
four weeks ending Saturday, were 81 95S 003 great.
er than for The corresponding four weeks Of Last
year. 81, $780, HOG less than for tue same period OF
1897, and s. l0l COL greater than for the same pes
riod of 1856.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

~N~~~.~S,~es-S-'-
ss5 AZ lHianoCK 3EDthH TAfAuAH,
r r. The certain eur.,spf Rheumatic Htursigfc ard
aeer. ~ Cgn plat Is. -,
RICHMOND Deer I'D 1853.
IL II rls mo much plea 10 state TO yon. that
have used Dr Hinnosks Rheu natic Medicine IN
nv t.leis or several occasions. sDd made pefieot
car. AID Cheers0liY recommend il to the puoilc
JAMES BRAY.
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