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Later from Me1ico-1iramon approaching
Western News Items.

AT: LOUIS, March !2.-Ihe steamer Belle, from
Peoria, bound to this port with full cargo. was
burned at Sharp's Landing yesterday. Three
deck hands perished. The boat was insured for
1000.
The Great Western Railroad depot, two hotels,
and and grocery adjoining, burned at Naples,
limos, yesterday. The amount of loss is un-
Inc baptist church at Alton, Illinois, was burned
yesterday. Loss $40 600
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the American aud nr..-:N. g

NEW ORLEANS, March l2.-Advices from Mesilla
Arizona, state that grave and serious difficulty
settlers, which resulted in combat SavaraI wora
killed on both sides, the Mexicans outnumberino
and surrounding the Americans. The latter had
sent to Fort Fillmore for troops.
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND DECEMBER
TERM, lS59.-ANNAPoLs, March s, 1S60.--No. So
Otho H. Williams survivor of John B. Howell, u.s.
Hiram Woods, Jr. and John c. Bridges. Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. The
argument in this commenced by Schley
for the appellant, and by Thomas for the appeees.
ELECTION OF MILITARY OFFICERs.-At an election
of the Shield Guards, held at their armory on
Monday night, the following officers were elected
to fill vacancies then existing Peter Hughes, 1st
Lieutenant; N. S. Mcmahon, I'd do.
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The U. s. Steamer Brooklyn at Norfolk-.a

NORFOLK, March 12.-The U. S. steamer Brook
lyn, % hours from New York, arrived here TO-DAY
In coming up to the city she ran into a bark, car
rying away the upper mainmast and yards OF the
latter vessel. No damage done to the Brook
lNn.
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MunicipnI EIpcfionS

BELFAST, Me-, March 12.-At the municipal cleo
ton held in this city to-day, Richard Moody was
elected Mayor by 80 majority. The election was
conducted on strict party grounds. Last year the
Republicans had 200 ma iority.
WEsTT1ELD, Conn, March l2.-At the town cleo
ton to dav, the entire Democratic ticket was
elected.
BANGOR, Me-, March 12.-Isaah Stetson, the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, was elected to-day.
The Republicans also elected majority in the
Board Of Aldermen and Council.
Later from Me1ico-Miramon Approaching
Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, March l2.-The schooner AFRO
mant, from Vera Cruz on the Sd inst, has arrived
at this port.
General Miramon reached San JUAN which i:
three leagues from Vera Cruz, on the I'd inst, and
was threatening an immediate attack on the city
of Vera Cruz.
Two vessels had been fitted out at Campeachy
and sent to Vera Cruz, to assist the Liberals
in the transportation of provisions and mun
tions of war. They had arrived at their destina
ton
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Death of an Engineer.

engineer on the New Jersey Central road, was in
stantly killed this morning, a train running over
him. He was single man, highly esteemed ant
considered one of the best engineers on the road
He was well known in New York
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Steamboat Rurnt and life Lost.

CHICAGO, March I2.-The steamer Belle of Peo-
ria, bound from Peoria to St. Louis with full
cargo, was burned TO the waters edge at Sharp's
Landing, on Sunday, at noon. Two fremen and
one deck hand were lost, and the second clerk was
severely injured. The boat was insured for
$4,000
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MILwAUKIE, March 12.-E. L. H. Gardner, City
Comptroller, and Robert Lynch, City Clerk, were
arrested yesterday and committed to Jail on a
charge of forging city orders, and other malfeas-
ance in Office.
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CHARLESTON. March l3-The steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana. Among the passengers is
the Maretzek Opera Troupe.
G. F. Eley, in charge of Marshal Key Penitentia-
ry, Washington county, has been convicted as ac-
cessory to the murder of Capt. II. Merantes.
There is no news from Key West of interest.
At Havana sugar was dull Prices were easier
but quotations unchanged. Moasses arrives free
ly. Clayed to 4M reals; Muscovado to 6H
reals; Freights had slightly advanced. Exchange
on London l34@l3% prem; on New York l14@
~; and on New Orleans 31I@414.
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A boy thirteen years old has been arrested in
New ork charged with setting fire to the resi-
dence of his parents seven times, before be de-
tected. The only reason he gave for doing so was
that Che wished to see the nngines MAY. ~
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While party were fox hunting in Caroline
county, one day last week, OF the number,
named PinBine, through whose farm they were
riding.
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Mr.. Ludwig Richter, young German artist
has nearly completed bust of the German poet
Schiller in bronze, which it is intended to place in
the Central Park, New York. The bust is four feet
hiuh and Neinhs ahnnt 600 nnnnds
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The following students, from Maryland, gradua
ted on Monday at the Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia VIM. J. Addison, John Butter
baugh, S. S. Maynard, George H. Roberts, j.
Thomas Smms Hugh Maxwell Wallace, j. For
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(Copy.)
d a 7 z UF vi 4 X 7 La Nd.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,

STATE OF MARYLAND.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ANNAPOLIS, March 10, 1860.
To the Sheriff of Baltimore City:
SIR: The General Assembly of this State, on
the 9th instant, presented to the Governor an Ad-
dress. concurred in by two-thirds of the members
of each House, in which they request him "to re-
move Henry Stump from the office of Judge of the
Criminal Court of Baltimore"
The Governor, having considered this Address,
and his duty under the circumstances has deter
mined, in pursuance of the authority conferred in
such cases by the Constitution, to comply there
with, and to remove Judge Stump.
He has, therefore, ordered the Seal to be placed
to Proclamation to that effect herewith en-
closed which he has directed me to transmit to
you, to be by you exhibited and published in the
Criminal Court of Baltimore, and elsewhere within
your bailiwick.
/ am, sir,
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place on the Sd prox. The inspectors of the sew
eral election districts met yesterday for the regis
tration of voters.
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The city of New Orleans is endeavoring to OBJ
tain the removal of the seat of government of
Louisiana to that city, and offers to furnish the
State accnmmndatin free of eXnense.
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At the late election for city officers in George
town, D. c., tie vote occurred between two of
the candidates, causing election to be held,
which takes place to-day.
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NJ Bottgeu, a German chemist, has discovered
that a union of carburetted hydrogen and nitrate
of silver will form material more explosive than
illuminate of mercury.
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I or the whole number of one hundred and seven,
ty medical students thet graduated at Jefferson
College, Philadelphia on Monday, one hundred
and twentY.siX Were from the Southern States.
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C. j. Bartlett, Esq, editor of the San Francisco
Daily Bulletin travelled some thousands of miles to
seal an old engagement, and was married in New
! Orleans on Saturday to Miss Ellen Perry.
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A portion of the rock forming the precipice of
Passic Falls. n. j., has fallen into the upper or
narrowcst part of the chasm partially obstructng
~ dascant of the flood
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One thousand three hundred and thirty-two
geaeral acts, and thirty joint resolutions, were
passed at the recent session of the Legislature OF
Kentucky.
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DR.. Israel Putnam, who was recently elected
Mayor of the city OF Bath Me-, received all but one
of the votes cast The name of the opposition can
ddate is not given.
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A gang of burglars now infest Jackson township,
York county, Pa. Several dwellings have been
robbed and considerable amounts of money taken.
No ARRESTS made
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Chancellor of New Jersey.
TRENTON, March l3.-The Governor has nomina-
ted Chief Justice Green for Chancellor of the State.
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WILL OF JOHN g. BokER.-The will of the late
John u. Boxer, of New York city, has been filed in
estate shall be given to his widow, and after her
death to bis four children. A codicil, however,
cuts on his son Walter and his daughter Mary Ann
the wife OF John Dean, from receiving any portion
of the estate
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The steamship Roanoke, Capt. Couch, made her
last trip from New York to Norfolk, in the brief
time of 2l15 hours, being the shortest passage on
record
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petition has been presented to the City Council
of Louisville, Ky, praying that the dress of the
police be the uniform worn by the army of the Re-
! rnln
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The number of children rendered orphans by the
late calamity at Lawrence, is fifteen, the friends OF
whom will be aided in their support by the Relief
Fund which amounted to about S45,OOO
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In lot of Peruvian guano, received at Peters
burg, Va, has been found the remains of the hand
| of a human being, about twice the usual size of
that member of those living; which shows
that of men Of extraordinary size once in
habted that mart of the world
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CITY WTELLIGENCE.

CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Yes
terday morning Phillip Ross was arrested by Off
Ger Hale, of the Southern district, charged with
assaulting with intent to kill a man named l..
Smith. Ross keeps lager beer saloon the cor
ner of Hanover and Little Church streets and
Smith stated that he went there to pay matter of
nine cents, which he owed the landlord While
there he and Ross got to quarreng, and Smith
alleges that Ross struck him over the head with a
pitcher, and also stabbed him in the arm. Ross
says Smith received the wound in the arm by being
cut with window glass, he having thrust his arm
through the tavern window. Justice Showacre
committed the accused to Jail for Court.
ARREST FOR DREDGING.-On Friday last, the
Sheriff of Anne Arundel county captured the
schooner r. r. Bag,oeU, of Philadelphia, off the
islands known as the Three Sisters, while engaged
its capture, had been rihed of its papers and de-
serted by the crew, but the vessel contained three
hundred bushels of oysters. There were no
dredges found on board, and it is supposed they
were thrown overheard.
BITTEN BY HoRsE.-Y esterday afternoon, son
OF Mr.. W. H. Counselman, was severely injured
by being bitten by vicious horse belonging to his
father, at stable on Booth street, Oregon.
The boy had gone into the horses stall, when the
animal suddenly turned, and caught him by the
left cheek, lacerating the flesh considerably. He
was taken home, and the services of Dir. Helsby
availed of.
THE CONDITION OF THos H. GARDNER.-Thos H.
Gardner, who shot on Saturday afternoon
laSt In Annapolis, is still IN that city. His cOndi-
ton is not much improved, although his physicians
are of opinion that he will not be confined by his
wounds any considerable length of time.
APPROPRIATIONS BY THE CRY CoUNc1L.-The total
appropriations made by the City Council up to the
present time amount to S79 1883.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS E VENING, March IA, go
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.-The Ulman and Stra
kosch Italian Opera Company. Rossnis Opera
of II Barbiere di Souiglia.
Front STREET THEATRE.-M Mrs. Frank Drew,
Mr. Charles Bass and others. Circumstantial
Evidence. Nan Us. Beast. Our Gal.
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Conflagration at Houston, Texas.

HoUsToN, Texas, March l0.-Two squares, COM
prising thirty buildings, were destroyed by fire to-
day. The loss is estimated at Sl75,000.
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THE RENOVAJ on IrDCF CTrruI

The following copies of a document and pro-
clamation received from Annapolis yesterday by
Sheriff Dutton in the matter of the removal of
Judge Stump from the position of Judge of the
Criminal Court of Baltimore city:
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Rev. Elihu Grant, Methodist minister at Fall
River, Mass has been arrested for embezzling four
thousand dollars, funds of the Tiverton Bank, an
institution that exploded in 1857. He furnished
bonds for $4,000 to answer,
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Arrival of the Moses Taylor.
New YORK. March l3.-The steamer Moses Tay-
lor, from Havana, the Sth inst, arrived this
mOrnino
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A CRISIS IN PUBLIC AFFAIRs.-The anti-tax COM
mittee of Allegany county, Pa, have called a
mass meeting oil the ax-payeIs of the county, in
the court house, in Pittsburg, the 2lst inst,
and have requested the people generally to assem-
BILE in their respective districts on Saturday, the
18th, to deliberate upon the presen alarming crisis
in public affairs, and to recommend such measures
may be necessary to protect the rights and pro-
perty of the citizens of this county from judicial
| usurpatiOn and plunder.
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The Russian and Austrian Alliance Con-
tradicted---FuriOus Gale on the English
Coast,
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The HOMICIDE ON BOARD THE BRooKLYY.-In the
case of Charles Ritter, who died on board the
Brooklyn last November, from the effects of punish.
ment, the examination at Staten Island has been
concluded. Sergeant Edward Ray was committed
on a charge of assault and battery, with intent to
kill, but was released on bail, and Capt. Farragut
and Lieut. Mitchell were held on their own recog-
nzance to appear at the next term Of the court in
the event of the grand jury inculpating them in
the homicide.
couple of gentlemen belonging to Mystic,
Conn, brothersin-aw, started in company to visit
New York the other day. At the depot one was
taken and the other left-the one who was not left
laughing at the good joke The other man squared
with him by telegraphing to the New York Police
to have the arrested for stealing his baggage.
1t was accordingly done, and he fumed and fretted
in the station-hOuse till his companion arrived and
explained Joke number two.
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A YoUNG PARLIAMENTARIAN.-The present Page
of the Speaker of the House of Representatives,
first appointed to office by Speaker Boyd, is said to
be of the best parliamentarians in the country
knows perfectly all the rules of order and the rou-
tine of business, is acquainted with every member
of the House, and is very useful to the Speaker in
the discharge of his duties. He is lad, only nine
teen wears of aUa
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A man named Kane was knocked down and bru-
tally beaten in Philadelphia, on Sunday nlghT oy
a nann of rnMdies called the "Spickets."
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Capt. Maet, of the ship John Cottle, arrived in
New York on Monday from Acapulco, in custody,
charged with killing John Fl. Perry, the firstmate
of the vessel, on the sth ult., on the high seas.
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tba merchants of that village will go to Charleston
for their supply of goods tor the spring market
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The Philadelphia Inquirer Of this morning. says:
The following statement of the Philadelphia Banks,
for the week. show the following averages, compared
Tho r,in,s rrnnl..
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Peersons' Detector informs us that very dangerous
dollar altered note, the Metacomet Bank Fall
River Mass has made its appearance 1t is altered from
the Washtenaw Bank, Michigan, bogus concern. The
vgnee is forest scene chopping wood; female in
die on right end; Michigan coat of arms left end.
Look for this plate it has already been altered
to the Bank Of Yent and to the North River Bank, New
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We learn from Colonel F. F. Fuller General Western
Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio who has just returned
from business trip TO Texas, that the Galveston and
Houston Railroad will be sold the 18th instant at the
suit of the bondholders The road is fifty miles in
leOu
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The Ohio Legislature has resolved upon having
an extra session,
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TRIAL OF SMALL-ARMs.-The Board of officers as
sembled at the Washington arsenal under orders
from the War Department, for the examination
perfecting of small-arms, have been actively en-
gagged during the past week in firing the several
new patterns of government weapons, and also in
testing some of the breech-oaders which have been
presented. The list of these last embraces Merrills
Symme's, Burnside's, Joslyn's, Schreders, May
nards, Morse's and Sharpes, of which the two
first have only thus far been tried Wash. States
and Union.
The steamer Adriatic, which has been lying in
active so long, will soon be put on the European
passenger business. She will sail from New York
for Southampton on the l4th Of April, and every
six weeks thereafter, under the command of Captain
Qomstock.
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Three persons fell into the canal at Washington
on Monday. One of them, man named W lliam
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Charleston and Savannah
y N y AG A'V NAMES
Rales Reduced ard Sped Increased.

INXPkESS Freight Trains on all the roads On and
LIZ after the s4th 81 ID Der, 1859 through rates
from New York 10 Nashville:
tirst Class, per loo pounds. 81
Second Glass; ......... 4 IS
Third Class, .... I Ia
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THE Ordinary ngiWIyGS
ordinary Drawing,

Totake place as specihea-
One & rand Capital rfze of $4,000
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO soUTHERN MERCHANTS IND DEALERS.

THE Subscribers have es.ensd large Aad sxter-
Else nenze for the tf&Eszet,on q stFtctiS CAM
MISSION ErsIAi - AM tkSfkA4. As.kSCY xssh
arrangements Tor the eansiaat recepEn Il ali kiads
a soo-ls. wars. AsfzlaHsitxs aEd Manufactures %
The variucs defHftfHsa I 81 Trade.
q l. sab cea hdeE and pleasure that &c cals the
attention q thuse visiting Nashville 30 varied
and eeassansls changing stock the larger pesiez
- eur eons'z1Hfnts are fIoza nanuiaesnfefs. HEEf
hsnit. ~ ss.ose forced 30 seI 90 raise fahds. Keep
~ leo that the nzeney maze pEr< h4ss- =
oraess sxithfaffy 1ItenaeE ~hen acce1aFsniea ~
tac cash. nfSf r. SEaitIss< 4 CO.,
centEAl stores. Ne = and - tellsgs -
feke-zE &zsAsfiir. Fssa-
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~ KIakraEREcE I SONS. No 81 soyr. Isrkp
IL. srzkzs bets eer nsFke and caestnsi stEeslss
rlsl.eelphia. have for sale
DRY q Sailed SPANISH HIDES,
Dry aad seen saitss fzta. Kes, fspners on, I.s.
SEES .na carrerls feels Al she lowest prices f<na
1I.-sa the bel tsF Hs-
- Alikissr Of Iesfher IN sA< rsaEh wanted ice Z
49, a., fIrs,<<x nlzrket priex I'll te kssen le
s-- 1870, = e fsT hidsz Ls&tner stored
ice 81 charge .as sal1 - esmnasssies-
e<psl-3az4s
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CarretAngS.

In this aef arfaent III be kept almost every
Tiety OF Boots aud shoes, shch esnaos iAil TO give
salisiasLon. beth In quality and price.
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Sewing Machines

eaorid call aud examine the superior Advantages
tbs Machine ali othe > before buying.
Pail and reliable information about Sewing Ma
ehIues ~ be had by sending FOR
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| sehsel fer Bsys and Girls.
Ioas H STONE.

xxTrI esn@<szs ; eve zsa=ths' seksas. % Ma
w 1as. sks stz q k<srazrys - the large snc
us- kEa< f.Ek <1eez E>zsk- n zls1 e he Ger
ser Il n<zazarsne fsrezf. - she ffznkza Tura
IaFns e fslxloa .s<ez tls - &c Fsr ses<ica
q uzeaths
NJ su<k - h<<e <zkzEs1 q sezeAfsF ~ sss
last - ears, zHa kspez - ssfiet slfzt - trs=
nezs % F-ez1xs = s4e<F45 s>ffenzzs-
tss1-a SuA> 6o<A
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Fresh Peaches.

Tn store and sale small slipmea, Of celebrated
i fresk Peaches IN cans.
MIZElL, HeoPER b CO..
fobIe-G kos- 6 aud Markrs 1t
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Enr1y Tlsssss. s.sssis .as Casks FER ale By
II fsssx - ssss bESL szzkkllk4 4 GO.
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Weady-maae Clothing.

This branch OF business will receive the espe-
eia aIietSn Of our buyers, quantity qualify AID
design, ald would respectfully IN Nite a,iciu.
Also, 10 our Ct tire ew stock st rFkAW GDOl ;,
comprising = large AID beautiful invoice Of Mems
Boys Youth s AID b ! rus Hats and CAPS; drsb,
brown, white ant back l. Eh"rH Hats; iadies' aud
Masses Blos naer tlats and Infants hoods; all oi
wh eh wili be anered al thar lVNest arket prices
togs theT with unusual heavy supply OF Bieacbtd
brown bemesiics, o. nabAigE striped and Plain
fiili, rs, &e Hafdsare aud Cutlery Gros Pistols
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No. 81 College street,
Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We notice some SUI
perior Rep Poplins, PopIin Robes, Iavelia Cloths,
Drab Velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter Shawls. They have
also some of the finest Carpets eve. offered here.
II you want nice Dress, or some nice House Fur
nshing Goods, you need go no further than the
hcssrs. Becch's TO supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column
novl5-tf
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/. N. SINGER { co.'s GAZETTE,

which is . beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted TO this suffice, seut SrSiis-
/. n. SINGER i co.
}. 7. LORD, Agent
JsnS1-lm Is North College street
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t1ls pSss fusefests d Inc City frees-e1gnf or
ten paragraphs from The a,eH-=-s]l- the re~tl
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Coal! Coal! COali
Negroes for Sale.

WE have a good lot Of Fegroes for sale among
w them several good girls suitable for house
pun roses No. Fey, % years old v ell trained as
aiLlng room servant: three good families with a
I n' 81 shgle Negroes suitable for the farm, at Ne.
10 oeoar street H. II. HAYNES 4 co.