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A SMALL SET To IN THE BRITISH PARLIA.

N
MRNT-The London writers have made the
most of the scene Of confusion which occurred
in our House of Representatives on the occa-
sion of Lovejoy's speech but the House Of
Commons have also had a scrimmage, and at
one time the prize-ring seemed to be trans.
ferred to the door OF st. Stevens. Gu the Goth
of April, AT the close of 4 long and dreary de.
clamation by Sir Bulwer Lytton, whose
speeches are much duiler than his books, the
House thinned, and the majority who had lis.
tened to him went to dinner, some to their
homes or clubs, and others to the dining.
room of the House. The members present
were reduced to about or below forty, the
number required to make House. The Tory
benches were deserted for the purpose of max
ing scount-out" possible. When the hell
rang to announce that the House was being
counted, there was, of course, a rush from the
dining z room, where some forty or fifty mem.
bers were at dinner. But it was not easy to
get into the House. A party Of Tory members
were in the lobby, and not only shut the outer
door, but forcibiy kept it shut. 1t required
the tmOst force and violence to obtain an en-.
trance. and members who succeeded in getting
inside were assailed in the most offensive
manner One member was struck powerful
blow on the side, and member Of the govern
ment was for soIne time jammed in the door.
way in imminent danger Of personal injury.
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MUSINGS sCoURT-
r,-,5e A. IEDS0N CRANE.

LEMuELJ. BOWDEN. ESQ, of
- q hsnshuTs. for JUDGE Of the Sixth
',5,-,sI Clrcf5t. my l2-lI.'
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Young Mss's Cayistias Assoeiatios--Asnxa
Mssting-kepors of Delegates to Nssc OBisass. -
1t is hoped that there will be q large ass0an hly
Of the members and friends Of the Association,
ladies aud gentlemen, at the Hall this evening.
to hear the Annual Report Of the President.
and also the account which will b given Of
the late Convention at New Orleans, by the
two gentlemen who attended that meetsug-
The occasion will b An interestlng one; the
facts which will Be ELECTED are we'll calc uiassd
70 produce profound impression - to ~
utility and growing importance Of this sxne!-
lent inssi'e ton, which now, ~ goldsn csso.
binds the different parts OF our coentry so-
gethsr. Meeting begins 1t g promptly
1As GsssA J.rr Of ths AustiaEs CoHIs 1es
yesterday mt ~ o'cleck. and AGter eeln1 ~
by the UommonwsAItAr Attorney rsu svS,.sl ~
consu uitation, ana On their sssufa neae s.osSs.
msnts In ihs follouing casss g 1asos1eeySHxs ~
Levy Morton. tyo, cssfs Ga.. 80 xionxo m.
vts Ninerva Tneker xAos WllAsnso1l. 49, - ~.
Rloomsr. and JOSIAH LsSl a ss.sss VtsIssns..
- re- eitss, The 0sAaA Gary Noso - q.
sssrasd satM IAsssdst ssnses " essssss
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BUSINESS MEETINGS

In tie Hastings Court no business Of puoli'
was disposed of.
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- co CJUETY.-By tie advice of my
iHeads, snd ID accordance with my own WISHES,
s4aeGaee myself candidate for the oihce OF
ehhklFF OF HkNRiCO COUNTY, and solicit
your suIirages AT the State election IN May next
.. As a gutTantee for the faithful performance oi
te doiles oi the Office, refer you To ali who know
NC of the manner IN which those duties have been
Piiomed during the past three wears that have
s1'ea az deputy for the present Sheriff.
- Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
niA l-dtZiny' GEO ID. PLEASAGFS.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.
81 cu.-I am candidate tor re election TO
,as taice oi COM MON" saith s ATTORNEY.
cry respectfully,
nY5-tds J. b. YOUNG.
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THE FATAL Picnic PARTY.-A person
who was present at the terrible catastrophe
which occ urred at Boyken's mill, near Cam
den, South Carolina, OH the 5th inst, the par
ticuiars of which we have published, commu-
nicates the following, in reference to the dis.
aster. TO the Charleston Courier OF May .:
"All went on we'll till five O'Clock in the at
ternoon when Mr. Alexander and a few 9TH
ers Went off a few hundred yards, and about
sixty of the gay, 1ight-hearied young people
stepped into "A large fat, and taking their vio-
Inns and guitars along, pushed off some fifty
yards from the shore. The fiat ran on a snag
that penetrated its bottom. The aifrighted
girls ran to one end. 1t sank, and sixty hu-
man beings were struggling in the deep wa
ter. A panic seized them all. Strong men,
good swimmers, ladies and children, all lost
their presence Of mind The shrIeks of those
on shore and the one loud scream OF those on
the fiat called persons from every direction.
MIR. Alexander plunged in and rescued four
ladies. Feeling body under his feet, he
pulled it mp. 1t proved TO be his daughter
Minnie. Every means was resorted to for her
resusci,ation, but it was too late. She was
dead
80! what time we had yesterday Such a
hurry for graves and such hard work to
obtain cotfins--twenty-si in all. Few per-
sons slept on Saturday night. The cars went
down for the bodies. Many citizens went
down on them. The pond was drained. Ten
bodies were taken to the Methodist Church at
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The bodies
were conveyed Ihlther in three long wagons.
/ was heart-rending sight.
Fifteen young persons. from fifteen to
twenty wears Of age, were drowned. There are
several funerals 10 take place day. 1t is a
the Council decreed that all business should
be EUSuenOeQ.' -
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AFdirS in Caroline County.

CAROLINE Co, VA, May l1th.
we We're visited yesterday by of the
most terrific thunder storms that has passed
over this part Of our county for many q day
1t commenced about o'clock IN the afternoon
The hail fell thick and fast TOT about ten min
utes, accompanied with heavy fall of rain,
and the wind blowing a hurricane all the
time. What with the rattling of the hail the
roaring OF the wind, and the peals of thunder,
one after another, In quick succession, rem
dered the scene beyond description. We have
had frequent showers Of rain since the end
inst, succeeded by warm weather., W hich have
frightened the prospect of the farmer Of this
vicinity The drought and cold weat Their which
continued throughout April, caused things in
general TO exhibit dreary aspect, and the de-
struction of tobacco plants by the flv &c
seemed inevitable. There is q general com
plant OF scarcity, and in some localities al
most an entire failure. That, together with
the low price paid for tobacco, will cause
decrease i'll the quantity planted this year, in
our county, in my opinion, of at least one
half Of that planted last.
The oat crop, SO far, is unpromising The
wheat was somewhat winter-killed, especially
upon loWlands: but where there is 4 stand it
promises an average yield.
While some young men were hauling a seine
in il mill1ponc, near Goiansville, a few days
ago, they found two uniform coats, or Jackets,
(sunk in the water by means of rocks being
confined in the seeves) They were made Of
blue cloth, of superior quality, and seemed
about half worn. and have brass buttons on
each side ol fhe breast, collar and sleeves-on
the face Qf which are the words "Virginia-
Sir Ssmpcr Tyraanis." Near or with the coats
an old pair Of pantaloons were found; and the
presumption is, that the thief or murderer
who deposited them there, helped himself TO
another aud better pair. Upon the lining Of
one of the coats was the name Thompson, sup
posed to have been written by the tailor who
made it,
The recent warm weather has caused the
seventeen tn year locusts TO emerge from their
ntarpS thair Sin
which will be perpetua.ed during their stay
with us, much 10 the annoyance and disqui-
etude OF those who are not blessed with al ear
for music.
There are three candidates for the Sheriff
atty of our county, and two for the Common
weaith's Attorney, all of whom are deserved
ly popular gentlemen. The canvass is going
on with zeal and activity. The contest will
be close, and AS yet very uncertain. The votes
in almost every section of the county will be
so divided that it is impossible for any one to
say, with any degree of certainty: who will
be the favored ones. B.
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49, CNLNII.-i respectfully announce my.
sell cdnd date for the office OF COM MISSION +
UFIRE REVENUE. r. III the pper District of said
c41ty Having served as Constable of that DIS
tag. iur about SIX years. leave my friends to
llse Of ny qu.l licatIon for that Office My past
course IS true criterion TO judge by. If you think
am worthy OF your sdtirases respectfully solicit
lou' notes.
y. Election the 4th Thursday in May next.
ag5-1Iue7 IHUS. NJ NONTAOUE.
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kS TO MEssKS. A. }. TERRI ELL,
GgIFE,>W >WM G.; TALIAfENRO, FENDALL
Gos nnpllance with your request and IN accord
msssIs i.h my own inclination, j hereby announce
C0Cntas ,eerstnd'date for SHERIFF OF HENRI
1.is!tiow isiow citizens IN May next, Tor that Office.
lie s myself TO discharge the duties of the Of
sI~,.i ~,iaAy. Respectfully,
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

~ r0 THEyOTERSOF CHExTER.
AtN FIELD COUNTY.-Ths Office Of COM :.
seass,srienldL IN ATTORNEY for TIE Cosnly Of
Tai rsssn. would be for that reason, and
.astefore s,on an acceptable position To me
sesntly 70 ,s ssqasst" Of s"ns5 ms:.f %
ssc.isn =, pi ~ the suhrages OF tho people, at the
aea, a. sa.s ~ he'd on the fourth rhursdsy in May
'staas term ,ie the cfcs il 70 te filled for the
ee &C. MeRAE
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- ToTHE VOTERS OF HENRICe

~ CUI II aIn a canddate tOr the OF
bee of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
lu INF UPPER DISTRICT OF hENRiCO CO.,
ard respectfully SOLICIT your snttrages at the cleo
fios IL NJ Al next. Should 1t be your pleasure. to
eeet me. | piedse ny sell to discharge the duties
o. the Office faithfully. Respectfully.
ie7-fde' u tU. W. CARTER.
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Fora's ES.iraI.--This beautiful can tata was
rendered on Saturday night with splendid
effect, at Mechanics Hall, and is TO be repeated
on tomorrow Wednesday, night, by unani-
nous request. The stage was prettily deco
rated with fowers--an arbor in the centre,
painted by George Heige. the scenic artis: Of
the Theatre, aud festooDs OF roses, &c, hang.
ing in front aud surrounding the throne OF the
queen elect. The costume. OF the young Ia
dies-representing Aurora, Diana, Myriad,
Zephyr, Flora &c-w tasty, aud ST. fl1e of
them even brilliant. The chorusses were cf-
fectiYeiy sung by as fairy-like band as we
would wish TO gaze upon, aud the solos, du-
etts trios and quartettes were rendered with
truly artistic effect, highly crediiabie TO the
talented director, Prof Hewitt, and the fair
hand of singers under his charge. Some of
the more complicated pieces were heartily en-
cored ''Haii, holy light" and "Ye burning
stars were sung by young lady who bids
iair TO become tirstcIass vocalist. The trio
of "Hail to the queen Of the silent night" was
also beautifully sung, and received a hearty
encore We advise every one to attend on
Wednesday night. Mr.. Hewitt deserves To IN
encouraged, and we should exert ourselves 10
hold out inducements sufficient for him TO de-
eide on making Richmond his home.
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HS TOTnE NOIEKSOF DIS ikiCI
T~Ga NO. ). hENRiCO COUNTY BY the
slyrs 0i my irienGs, and III accordance with my
psa vsbes. announce myself a candidate tor the
eaite # CONSTABLE. and soiici, your suirases
ailae State Election, in May next. Respectfully, ,
ny aide AN DREW J. BLACh 81 kN.
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HRS TO- THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
~ NO. 4, HENRlCO CUUNTI.-At the re-
guest OF many friends. | announce myself II can
ed4te ior he office of CONS FABLE Tor the above
saihed District, and promise. ii elected, 10 dis
sl4Tse the dutIes faithfully. Your suhiases
Especially solicited.
Ey 2-l2ilhm,' FLEMING PHILIPS.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

49, PETEk W. WiNGFiELD IL .
sE EFFN ,eanaidate for COMiSSlONEKO OF THE
V7eE,y o' tue upper district OF nanoVof
,--S.oh ioarsh Thursday in May. tmh 76--tds'
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LADY SHor.-The Augusta (Ga) Dispatch
states that Mrs. T. w. Freeman, while asleep
in her room, at her residence, about eleven
strange noise, followed by a stunning sensa-
,ion in her head. On examination she found
herself shot in the jaw, and the bed clothes on
fire. The fire was soon extinguished, and .
from the wound, which was found not 10 be
dangerous. Footsteps were heard on the
stairs as she awoke, but no certain clue has
been obtained rs TO the perpetrator Of the
horrible outrage. Her carriage driver, who
had been guilty of some misdemeanor, and
had reason TO expect punishment, is suspec ted
and has been lodged in Jail.
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Resisting the Lar.-Two tonng men, who
gave their names as John Hill a.ids Sterling,
and David MuldoOn, were arraigned before ne
Mayor yesterday, to answer for rebeiiing
against The law. Hill is said to he resident
of Washington or Baltimore, and was the
original offender When first seen by officer
Bibb, he had an open knife In his hand, which
he WAS tlourishipf aboHt the street in defiant
manner. Ills next act was to- throw stone
in the street at dog, which struck lfttlc girl
and injured her severely. For this the officer
took him into custody and started with hlm
to the cage; but on getting near there, he struck
at the officer and then ran. Bibb followed
him to Franklin street, where he gave him
blow with his cane, and then attempted to ar
rest him. calling on bystanders to aid him. AT
this point, Muldoon put in an appearance, and
the two soon got the oiiicef down, and made
,heir escape, but were speedily followed, re-
captured and Gagged. One of the witnesses tcs-
titled To hearing Hill say thar officer Bibb was
a ID Know N othiDg. and that he was a Bal
tifncre Democrat. The Mayor, after hearing
all the witnesses. remanded the prisoners for
indictment by the brand Jury.
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KH<s THf. ShtnIrfaLfA Or HEN.
w. RICO CUUNTY.-I hereby announce
Mtsr-i a candidate for the above office. Should Ii
Ye re pie tsure of the voters to elect me, shall
rt'er srateiai, and will use ever. exertlon To
ef1har.e The ddties thereof Faithfully and impair
LAZY. i,uh 6-taI JACOB s. ATLEE
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TOBACCO II HOLLANO.-J udGtnG from sta.
tistics given in n letter from Mr.. Murphy, our
Minister At the Hague, to MT. Cass, we should
conclude that the good people Of Holland are
not rapidly becoming converts TO anti tobacco
doctrines. He gives statistics to show that
the people OF Holland consume about forty
millions Of pounds OF tobacco annually. AZ
the population numbers only about three mil.
lions, wssee that every man. woman aad child
can have ut this allowance little more ihnn
thirteen pounds each per year. About sixteen
millions Of pounds OF tobacco 20 from this
country yearly to her shores.
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- DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
.oI M lhe voters II henrco TO select suitable per
~ 70 hi the Office oi SH ERiFf, and being salts
xeu' x' ioin our long acquaintance with you, that
~ are etia ned 70 discharge the duties oi the OF
rs' Ne, Lie subscrlners. respectfully request you
announce yourself q candidate for the SAID Of
w. iiedsing you our support In the ensuing eec-
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Fatal AccIDlNr.-Mr.R Rlaksy was drowned
in Cabahasches Greek, In this coanty, on iapt
son Of Dr.. Blakcy. Tho coypses were fs,,s1
siinsies ~ sAsh sshss.- Tss1esss tGs1 kspsa
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Concealed Wsapoas.-Ed dward Barron. arrest
ed by the Mayor on Sunday morning last, for
firing loaded pistol in the Capitol Square,
was examined yesterday and remauded for In.
dictment by the Grand Jury
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DEMOCKATlC MEETING.-Tho
N>-sxA Association Of the Democratic Party.
African Church. on TUESDAY. the 18Th instant
at 8 O'Clock, tor the annual election OF oihceTs.
All Democrats are invited to he present, ana
participate in the proceedings Of tho meeting.
BY order OF the President,
J.. w. GI.AZEBROOK, President.
JAMES DOVE. (n.c,x. .4=
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faS TO THE VOTE OF DIS.
e>SA TkICT NO.2. HENRiCO COUNTY,
an & candidate for the Office OF CONSTABLE of
D.i-lct No.2, and respectfully solicit your votes
ai5e approaching election.
Hs j-tde- JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI

va Col respectfully announce my sell il
t3- Late ior re election Tor rttMMISS1ONEROF Or
irl REVENUE IN the Lower District. at the
eee5l III Nay, and very respectfully solicit yOGI
votes. int Side JOHN 4. EACHO.
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NOTiCE.-The ANNUAL ! pest,ss q % e ;he
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held 1T their Of.
fee in this city, On TUESDAY: tho Tth tnst@nb, ~
2 O'Clock p. NJ. d. 3. WOOLpHlD6E.
rs I4-dtd IreasufeI.
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The Fairfeid Races commence to-day with .
sweeps take for three. year olds, mile heats, for
which there are five entries--fo four Of whom. 1t
is believed, will start. As most of the entrtss
believed to be good ones, fine race - an.
ticipated. Race to come off at O'Clock.
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MEETING OF THE SUDyCRl.
80 BERS TO THE CHI EHTER SHOE FAC-
of The above named Com panv. will 10 held at Chee
ter, on w On ESDAY, the 10th INST at ~ cioCk.
4. NJ, for the purpose ot organ,zlng, fhe charteT
for tue Company having been obtained.
fny It'd
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PA J Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
!". Crensbaw, Benjamin WaitoI
iaiGes e. Gordon, MAYOR Ferd,
= 4 b. Jones. O. q. Bridsewate
y III, b. Wade. Tnos. NJ. Montas
= he.ls,ern, 4. 4. Moles,
reter Lawson, Simon z. Fod,
3: B, Tinsey, Hudson b. Ford,
4 a. Lancaster, Abner Hiili;lrd,
I'm. A. Barnett. Thomas NJ. Ladd
lines Gilman, Charles u. Palesl
LLeIer !. Hughes, Henry NIrough.
Heeert y; " alton, Geo. Timberlakc,
&c. Iai!aterro, r. +. Eilyson,
ira'nes IL. N aiony, Richard Thomas
"A, schwagere, Daniel N. Melton
tre1yail Grirfin, John Perkins,
u nEltoTi, Sherwin McRae,
~ Eu!.ingworth, ST., 4. Z. Crump.
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HIS sermon on last sunday was from TIE teXt.
:" What shall IL profit a man II he gain the
whole world and lose his own soul -
He applied it physically, morally aud re-
ligiousIy-as to mans peace and happiness In
life and his fate hereafter. l would like to
give You a SKETCH but l shall take up too
much of your space. He was most happy in
his description of the growing love of money
in the prosperous man-hH constant setting
off further ahead the peg that is to indicate
the point OF satisfaction with his accumula-
ted wealth-his continual enlargement OF the
sum that was to be laid up for ''rainy day.
that rainy day that was to come at sometime
and somewhere, God knows when and where; ;
but it was to be great RAIN, tremendous
shower; great was the preparation made
therefor! There never was enough for it!-
And then he painted the miser in manner
worthy Of great artist-the miser, whom he
described as ever alarmed, hiding his gains in
first one place, then another, and magnifying
the delicate patter Of the mouses tiny feet ON
the floor Ito the tread Of the merciless burg
lar, breaking in 10 bear ell his riches! lie IN
troduced King Solomon in manner suited 70
SO great character, and, describing his gram
deur and power, startled his auditors with
his bitter exclamation, "Vanity OF vanlties,
all Is vanity" This climax Of his dlscourse
was nrt unstudied, eloQ Quence unpOllshed.-
The blind preacher Of the British spy may
have been more refined, but usstion whether
In intellect he was superior to this preacher
Of the Slashes. who IL . most excellent man at
home and beloved by all his neighbors.
And now, = word about war We have
been IN state Of siege with The military for
several days. "IStss ayma silent Iegss '--nay,
silent everything. There was nothing but
war. win rs plumes. cooked aa.s, epaule.tes,
First, we had tiae officers OF the 7ith Regi.
msnt--who pursued the art Of war under diff
Acuiites; for the long seAson Ia May happen.
s ss .D.y j. a' rSss s e ns @
room, where, driving out Terpsichore and her
kracss, they installed war IN his grim visags.
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miscellaneous.

OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
" No. AZ ". PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEAR's WHARF,
Baltimore MarylandWe would call the attention of the
TLESEver sine: the use of these articles Introduced
in England the demand for them there has been constantly
increasing the first used in this county imported but
known it
but sh time before the Slabs the only parts OBJ
ing been opened and worked Welded Slabs of as good
quality the best Welsh Slate and the whole business OF
acturng has since been done this country and is
constantly increasing in importan one OF the useful
arts. Notwithstanding, however, the iiy, DURABILITY and
Importance Of Slate and the rapid CROWN IN
the demand for them the business ay yet De IN
We would respectfully call your attention the following
why claim for Slate Nantes decided SUPERIOR
ty to all othersFirs account of their Cleanliness
ondly on of their beauty thirdly, Of
their cheapnes ourthy on account of their strength fifth
ly account OF their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS.
AS Slate possesses beautiful satinke surface, and
perfectly absorbent body t is proof against action
OF smoke coal gas, grease and oils; and when any
count enameed surface requires cleaning it is easily
done by the use of soap and WATER little sweet oil and
THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
ibe of the highest decoration and finish by ingenious
the surface of Slate Slabs may be made to initiate
not only the most costly and Marbles, but also be
decorated with rich and rare specimens of Mosaic Work. En-
ameled Flowers Birds Td Sr &C.; ci &S' pzPss
They from twenty forty per cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH
BY actual experiment it has been ascertaned that Slab
Of Slate one inch thick, will bear much weight and
''''''s THEIR pDURaBiiIT Y siA inches 'n'A
Repeated COatngs applied the Slate in the process
that Enameled Slate will stand exposure to weather bet
ter and retain its brilancy longer than Marble any
wear Gin England and this country triumphed over every
objection, and survived the opposition that raised by
those who interested in crying down the invention
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling all orders for
Slate Nantes promptly. 49, - -
&
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D | f D.

On the 2lst inst, HESTER ANN HOWARD, ag.d "a
Years. o. -
herfiends invited to attend her funeral tn after
noon, at O'clock from PIG N. Calvert street
On the 18th inst, ROBERT PURVIANCE Youngest son
of his age ~
On the 10th instant, EVE wife of James E. Weaver
and youngest daughter of the late Eli ha and Julia Ro
gers, aged 27 years - =
IN The Goth instant, WILLIAM PIERCE, second son
and % days. ' ~
On the 10Th instant, LAURA eldest daughter of James
and Parthenia Getty, in the 23d year of her age
18th year of his age 0 III nc