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Iy Some of the Loco papers are pointing
with triumph to the fact, that the Government
has been able to borrow the amount of money
it needed. Well, the reason is, the money
lenders see that the next administration will
be Wing one, and therefore there will befh'
trouble, but that the Government debt winy5e
paid.
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~ Three hundred soldiers left Boston or
Friday last for the seat of war.

VIRGINIA ELEcrIoN.-The latest news from
Virginia is hat which came through the Iele-
graph, for the morning papers. 1t Is lmper-
feet and some what contradictory.
In the LIST district, Archibald Atkinson, Dem.
is supposed to be elected. In the I'd district,
the returns show very close vote, and the
election is claimed by both parties, q. w.
Boiling, Wing and G. G. Droomgole' Demo-
At the last Presidential election, the Demo.
majority in the District was S24. In the 4th
district, H. p. Irving, Wing, is said to be
elected but vote close. The Demo. candidate
is Thos. S. Bocock. In the 9Th district, W. L..
Goggin, Wing, and Shelton F. Leake, Demo.
are candidates. There are conflicting reports
that both candidates are elected. In the 9th,
John NJ. Bolts, Wing, is chosen by 800 maj.
over w. d. Leake, Demo. In the 9TH, l. IL.
Bayly, Demo. is elected. In the Sth, K. I.
Beale, Demo. is elected. In the 9th, John 5.
Pendleton. Wing (and the only Wing in the
Virginia delegation, last Congress) is re-eect-
ed. In the 10th, Henry Bedinger Demo.
elected. All that is certain in favor OF the
Wings, is that they have gained one represen-
tative in the election of Mr.. Bolts. -IfavelIer.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Belize, Hond 5th inst, brig America, Grows, from
Wilmington, for Boston.
AT Mayaguez Gh inst, brig Washburn, Marson,
for New York, ldg.
At Havana 10Th inst, brigs r Dow, Merryman, and
Josephine, Merryman, disg; AngeNe, Cutting, :.
schs Com Tucker, Cox unc; Metea, Brookings # or
charter. Cid 9TH, brig Chas Hammond Lindsey, New
Orleans 9Th, schs Advance, Bryant. and Ophr, Col
burn, Cardenas Sid 10th, sch PaIos Berry, Cardenas
to load for Boston.
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The MEXICAN TAR1pF.-We understand that
the order published by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, imposing duties upon all imports
brought into the ports OF Mexico occupied by
our forces, creates great dissatisfaction among
our merchants and citizens generally.-N. o.
Delta, Of l4th.
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SHIP MASTERS AND AGENTS.

We shall esteem j, a favor if Captains of Vessels will
give to our Ship News Reporter, leave publ
office, report Of shipping left at the port whence
they sailed the vessels spoken their passage, list
of their cargo, and any foreign newspapers news
they may have. Agents and Correspondents at home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending to this Of
any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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PRAYER AT sEA.-An atheistical fellow in a
storm at sea. began to use his rhetoric to God
for his life %, Lord, beseech thee to hear
my prayer at this time, fox thou knowest
trouble thee but seldom.
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The great cross on the altar of st. Patrick
Church, Quebec, was stolen last week but
the thief, finding that it was only plated and
not solid silver, brought back the pieces and
left them at the door.
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ETHAN ALLEN-The following capital anec-
dote is told of Ethan Allen At the defeat of
Montgomery, Allen was taken prisoner and
carried to England. Here he was treated with
marked respect, and an offer was made to him
nv the British Minister to make him Flceroy
of Vermont and confirm to that province I'M
usual privileges, if he would use his influences
with his countrymen against the existing rev.
olution. Sir said the hero, with flashing
eve and contemptuous smile, you put me IN
mind of a certain parsonage in history, who up
on one occasion, took the Redeemer on high
mountain and showed him all the Kingdoms
and municipalities of the world and offered
them to him if he would only fall down be-
fore him but the poor devil did not o'on foot
of it!
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Situation Wanted Z!

ID young man who has been in a store five years.
II Has good knowledge of Book Keeping, and
could make himself useful either in that capacity
as salesman. Inquire at this office.
Bath, April 81. d7tl4S
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"Pomn, what de debbil am Jury OBJ In
kest:" &c wal, de fac is, nigger-G Jury oh
Inkest am lot OBJ fellers what sits down on
dead man to find out whedder he am dead for
sartin OF only playing possum.'
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General Taylor was selected by Democratic
President to conduct the war with Mexico.
The preference was marked. He had been,
on all occasions, lauded and promoted by
Democrats, who gave him the position in
which he has earned all his laurels.-Louis-
vile Democrat.
Gen. Taylor was selected by the functionaries
at Washington to lead the army because they
hated Scott and because they did not dream
that the plain and modest Taylor could ever be
in their way politically. But he soon made
himself a name, and it, since that time, their
preference of him has been Marked they have
adopted curious modes of marking it. They
have marked it by leaving him, during all his
operations in Mexico, shamefully destitute of
resources. They have marked it by attempt
ing to degrade him and drive him out of the
service by appointing mere politician to the
command over him. They have marked it
by procuring from their servile majority in
the House of Representatives vote of censure
upon his acceptance of the capitulation of
Monterey. They have marked it by putting
forward their myrmidons in Congress, such
as Thompson and Ficklin, to assail his military
reputation and prove him unworthy to have
the command of an army. They have marked
it by sending orders and instructions direct to
his Locofoco subordnates instead of sending
them through him as propriety and the rules
of military etiquette required. They have
marked it by stripping him of his regulars at
Saltillo, leaving him no alternative but to fly
precipitately from that portion of Mexico
which his valor had conquered, or, at the head
of less than five thousand inexperienced vol
unteers, 10 receive the onset of more than
twenty thousand trained veterans.
If the Administration has shown marked
preference of Gen. Taylor, his letters to the
War Department, we must say, show that he
has a singular way of approaching marked
reference.-LouiSuiHe Journal
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The National Intelligencer says: 1t would
he a6iAicult matter to find any two men, even
among those who support the war, who will
apree as to what it is that we are fighting for.
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RI OF B A L H.
MONDAY, APRIL 26.

ARRIVED.
Brig Lexington, Stinson, New York,
Brig Cleaner. Sawyer, Portsmouth
Sch Josiah Lovett, Sanford, Boston.
Sch Brilliant, Brown, Boston,
Sch Lucy & Abigail, Snow, Boston.
Sch President jackson, Leigh, Boston.
Sch Mary, Eastman, Boston.
Sch Chas Henry, Soule, Boston.
Sch America, Baker, Yarmouth.
Sch Daniel, Kelley, Yarmouth.
Sch Sarah, -,
Sch Mary Adams, -,
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Our Mail reached us at 10 minutes past five.
No news from the army.
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We have before us an abstract of the Re-
port of the Committee on Accounts, made to
the members of the Thomaston Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, at their annual meeting,
Oct 81, 1916, by which it appears that the
number of Policies issued the last year, were
I,2O6. Amount of Premium Notes reed S24,-
now in treasury $6l, 329,02. Amt of Prop.
erty now insured $2,169,854,O0.
Receipts for the last year $S,7SS,64. Ex-
penditures S,465,02.
Losses at Bristol and Waldoboro' not hav-
ing been adjusted, are not included in the ex-
penditures, will amount to about $4,000.
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p A s s E N G T. IL s !.

In the Express FIN Boston for Barbadoes Chas l. Ha-
ley of Boston.
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Lost +!
Seine Twine.
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N S. ID REED
Bath, Feb. 81, 1877. d9awGotf
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CITY ARRIVALS

S9hVsmAs HorE L, March 1T q Goodwin, Fineas-
us' rsItoit. Amherst; WIN Queensbnry Spottsylya-
ni, Baker. Louisa; NJ Johnston, SpotIsyyanis; VIM
,i"un' chesterfield; w q White, Lexington; Vim Ken
10y ns'hei James Brown. Buckingham n; 4 a SHIN
& nonn,noi Jones, Ches,er6eld Tn ID smith, Spoit-
80. @, iaeke, Jno Seay, Hanover; Mr. Sharp, Hen
aP, uuooard, barquo Ellen Augusta; Capt T. Turner
49,. "'n Moore. Css~el q; Capt q II Fiand. rs
ny Csp' Pcd'ick, Mrs Pedrick Miss Pedriek Nor
,oh Iohn shelton, Louisa; DIR Sale Cbeste,6eld, WIN,
snne, Leesv.le; VI Walker, Jar Alien Baltimore. A
Snh' Leonard Crvmes, Lunonburg; Isaac BnIord David
N Walker, Mccklenburg. .'@A' ""'''u' oS"a
MARCH 2o-H ST Clair. Amelia: II s,m,.o, coo.h
inno; L frinchard, Franklin; W A D,ekin.aa p,,-Is
MA; MeG,nnus. New Glasgow. 4 Read r.. b. N
Ninninger, Franklin; b Barkeryill, Pal.!rr A IL
Sene' Lh,yeue; ID Gsnte, Alsemarle; NJ Ob,n.eb.,n
poe'our' ~ % rage, Clarke; z Blown sal.m. a. 4:
Esnsnofne; big Lick; II Boyd, Tenn; Mr. Mory,n Nj
non Nt wore, do; MIR Halter, do; X N Tree ion,.a. =
Whuoek. dc; Justice. Powhatan; w cro,ie. - y
Hunter Campbell; MIR Friend Che,ter6eld. w n &c,
ingon Hicks Foid; w r Lundy, do; s II CannS
bfookvile, N Z; w II Whitfield, n c; n G Tvlc, it'
VILE; Lane, Amelia; w Fitzgerald No,,ou.,. ~ :,
Thompson, Louisa; Z Porter, Powhaao; n p C,,o.. ~
Petersburg; lie Roy Roper, do Frazer do; w Ii"gsn'
Cumberland huOgihs'
Cry HorEL, March 25-F Rosscr |, Serugos cor,n.
uuon, Va; & Poindexier, Hentico: y N 49,, ~ :,
oIoxion King William; Col McCandlisb I N IL,
pi,nso"g; Ferguson, jr, Norfolk; u Farabeo N g,
T. hafe' feersburg; w Young, K Hudcn Cs,alirc.
> nar"ood, 1 w Garrett, A Dudley s "A Henry Ktn
queen; Atkinson. Gill. Chesterfield; A ID Rs.t
e. franklin u, Lynehourg; Gorgton, G. ID Cummip.
os'mo'e' Capt Psrtlow. Fredericksburg; & Fox Th,o
seminary. Va; Randolph. Washington: II u,,,i,
Cumberland; + Christian Charles CIV: N VIII
burg. " 'e' hSneh-
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and sugar. with the Efficient we'll fed web clad and
well ualned body OF aborens for their cuvsuon In sdd
ton TO furnishing sbandsnt domestic exchanges
among ourselves, aud with tho world aud Guild
ing 10 hourshing commercial cities. they would furnish
ample resources for But far be from Us 10 de-
sire TO be force for protection Our
object TO preserve tho Union Of thcse States IL can DO
done consistently with rights, safety and perfect
ity with other members Of the Union On this we have
right To insist. Less take. Looking Mt
the same time 10 our safety aud tho preser alton
OF the Union, regard fortunate that the promp-
htude and uanmiy, our part necessary to Sc
cure the one, arc equally preserve tho other
Delay, ndeeson, aud want Of union among ourselves.
would IN all probability. in tho end prove fatal to both
The danger Is OF character. whether wo regard our
safety OF the preservation OF tho Union. which cannot DO
safely tempered with II promptly and dec dodly
the two portions OF the Union will gradually become tho
roughly aenated when alternative will be left to US n.
the weaker OF tho two, but all political tics or
down into ahcct submission. Its only by taking an early
aud decided stand while the politics arc still .rony
that rally OF the sound and patriotic all portions of inc
Union can be successfully made 80 dire an alter
native. '
Having now pointed the danger with which We mr.,
menaced and the means by which 1t may be
met and resisted 10 for you. and people of the other
saNeholding States, TO determine what shall be done Al
Junc'urc 50 trying and eventual In conclusion IL is INV
sincere payer that the Grea, Dsposer Of events may
en- you and them 10 realize its full extent and give the
dom to adopt the best and efficient course for our
own security and the peace and Of the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-27

dency and Vice Presidency relened TO By Mr. Calhoun.
The is not, have been long aware. without
it, evils. Bat 1t is question worthy Of inquiry. whe-
he avoiding them we may not fall upon Others Of
less magnitude. Parties, without organization, like
armies without discipline and until better mode than
that OF ontrusung the selection OF candidates bodies
delegated tor the purpose be devised obvious that
they cannot upon large theatre especially, be dspou-
see WITH withost the certainty Of dseoTd collision and de-
feat That the system is peculiarly susceptible OF abuse
and that has been greatly abused. is impossible to
doubt Mr.. Calhoun himself slightly bat Pointedy aludes
a of in this State where have seen
Convention adopt resolutions upon questions involving
no principle and temporary in their character for the pur
pose Of forcing Mr.. Calhuuns friends either swallow
them" (Which more than OF them said they could
not do without personal dshonor"J or, tho altcrna.
tive, OF being osuaeiscd Mr. W. p. Bocock has been
in Buckingham, and Others will be in their rcspec
tive But Mr. Calhoun will admit that it is an en-
gne possessing wonderful power OF eomiy ,s,by and
IN this respect that 1t invaluable element OF party
success tor in view OF the consequences OF dsobeyng its
mandates, HIS FRIENDS. with a very few exceptions
have not hesitaed to and dcnouncc him. ODE
dence TO its high behess! Tux CRIvALRY," party
indeed is extinct IN Virgniaor ii 1t exist at all it
speaks baod breath and in the language Of submiss We
depreciation rather than proud defiance Numbering this
winter, about 20 in the Legislature and comprising ma
Jory OF delegation the last Congress- predict that
there will not ONE be left winter. tell the tale OF
their overthrow Tor rather OF their ser'e submission either
in Richmond in Washington Those who have been
firm 10 their principles and their friendships have been
cast of worthless wcods-nnd those only TO be the
recipients of the honors they cove who have consented
to purchase them by prompt pronunciation Of the South
ern Statesman, Of whom they speak in OF de-
Tsve scorn. Such Is the potency OF King Caucus"
whose deah-song pema,urely sung by those who
this winter, achieved temporary, and them, fatal
triumph his DEGREES!
But are admonshed, by the unexpected length OF
this article, pNuse. We may resume the subject here
after.
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why f j. that our citizens d. no' come up @, the sub.
scrpu0n of t1c Richmond and Danylc Railroad some
Of us have made heavy rhyrs faf end but guava.rg
DIS pei MISTER oi regret We may lace fLs eignrs We
nave not ha' charter secured ar nuy md . hazsrls
ana is appf.Hsn4 - feature ri tIc cfaff thif our
citizens have not atyerei Co. runs thus Tor Che rr
pose OF receiving flDs.fnu1n5 f1 thc amount OF o. 600
shares O" s.rr- .i 300 clcI 10 constitute Joint cap.
stock, rom nc cry of cufaoad roo from such point ON the
Richmond end Petersburg klfold pr any other RAILROAD
o. Che President ant Dcciprs Of uc edmond aud n, err.
burg Railroad Company any other Railroad Company
may determine Tue road Uly lIrf.r.e af fIe Va ID if
the sipckhI.dofs beyond Petersburg suppose tnst t,g
~ Norfolk should choose o subscribe largely and ng o.
Baltimore 90 ad tcr, could thly n0. control tHe f.rs
VIZ, IunF'ai old MOT 8dvcu % fs clause of ls cb,,s,
ihc other night in Bose address 90 the citizens ia.
may Poe owing 10 Che feet that, like su. DIP omsfs. be-
wishes io take g. ihc clorrcs-dc-fJus from interest .o
inclination 90 como io Richmond frsi-1rI niH.y u dat
"fg Voc oiH'f oiefn1nyc1. I a enid fHat clause r
i1e charter was cs04cd iI l0 sc1-tr sHd os,faI a. s
i0o iauudInous, aud that under 30 t4o road r,5, m y,
ka.egn, N. o. onY where and the OBJ ec.,.1 ,,. ,,
by hc TACT Of OUT won't Of Iuns1iou.1 end he gesrs
that was evident, % could not boz made here d. co5
not any where. For my part ] ON Tor sinking ps,y-
"stnking while The iron b. hot
4 MERCHANT AND SUBSCRIBER.
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To the Ea..ors Of The Wing

feieyStWg, March 25h 1871.
Gentemea-! IN the published p-oceedings ~ The
Hou.e oi the 23t instant cc5tan remarks I'M relation To- IN
extract from late publication By me. OF those remak
portion was msde by W. Stephenson. I wish ., me
one observation for the purpose drawing attention 10 e
point involved. The extract from my publication states
hh on former occasion, M Stephenson made remarks
when believed were designed break IN nv favor the
act Of tAc House dscalfgug the committee In JYgc
IlosoHs case Mr. >. says that he did on the former
occasion say that Judge - mao right 20 say that the
efs published IN tue Petersburg Republican had personal
bearing on nm. That . the very pJial which my
Puoicauon states that Mr. = made remarks on the for
mcr occasion favorable That was one VI the mo,
miaen points involved ln the investigation. Judge Ghg
con had asserted n bus memorial, and attempted 20 prove
that the letters aforesaid ueused 90 reflect on him
and had denied that any such pesona bearng was ir
tended. repeat mat the opinion expressed by Mr. ON
toe latter and the former occasion, that Judge g. had no
rgn 10 say that the letters had such personal bearing
calculated break IN my favor the act of tb. .e
DO dschargng the committee, whose report stated tina,
.Iero was matter 100 the pamphlet which Judge G. might
well conclude" mean; Tor him. without Distinguish.
ing whether ai matter vas Do tie letters" or he note
which made up the pamphlet gprucipa.iy and who'll, as
90 the point LaEd Judge Ghu-pn having asserted ,
the letters were meant reflect on him. the remarks AZ
Mr 3. denying that be had a rgnt 10 say So such NOT
being the dc were necessarily not poo uIl acqqft.' of
Judge Gho.'on On this point AMI paaou Of my
conduct"
Z, but just tIst -ha. add tla' my publication doc,
not mpua pafiay ~ any other improper motive Co t.
comm tee any member ct 10 and only com1ars If y Cd
was ~ tp hc utEIur aitc udance oi bc members and
i'-.'' N''' TO r.''H ''1Ef % ii- Wiiit'- lu'bs-
ed in the ins'sugarou'n rregulary .1auco which
siu.y shown b. the fact tllt tie committee CONSISTING d,
nine nt tsi was severn times enlarged by tho Of
two members cacn time, iu order secure quorum form.
cd Of five member.
true. you Wi. esteem 90 jus. 90 allow me thus through
your columns, g. explain the remarks o Dr. Stephens
which ssS o. put n the wrorg but l truth do no: 10
those VINO ..- te acquainted with tho feet that s
design 1i ihe Letters published I1 Ie HCp.b.g . ur,
ming1t issue In the i1yestRauJn Mr. Stephenson b1s ID
formerly aud lately declaring himself on my eide Of that's.
sue. Respectfully,
H IL COLLIER.
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DR.. SWAlNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
II r. 5 w A YVES
Valuable Medicine.

|AoH'ands Adrs been Re i0rei pi RIO Bu By s use
road nor BE- N nc iisst grsuetl
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-Read
with aston sAmrn, the wonderful performed BY Dr. svayp
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY -
fnIL,pEtFtTtA. Jan'y 25. Isi7.
D S"aJnsDcaT Sir In justice yourself and duty owe
10 suffering humanity ehcefny my testimony and rcl,re
70 hr ""th the most anlhing effects goat cure yo,
compound syrup Of Wild Cherry performed Ter the IN Il
unihVoube circumstance ttkcn with n Nioisnt Coys,
Sphtg Of Blood Pains and Breast Which,
"ed 10 break down and enfceblc constitution 40 Cha, ~
phy in thought beyond prwc medic no and nv
ehs a gave tn die but you and IN. n ~
youf great discovey.l Ct mysef well man and racd
from nsre skefoa 70 neshy and healthy man rs have sp
Iof ycaf aud sha be pc 81 % any Information
ny cas- BY calling at deno Mechanic street. trd door be-
W" "'"'s' 'ue't Nof'hefn Liberties JACOB PAINTER.
certificates such ne the above now daily received from Al,
quarters of the globe. ~ "
ONE WORD or CAUTION
Hnce The introduction of the public terr have
num'of Of unrrncpcd irdvdnls got up nosifuns which %
assert eohin WIZ Chey called "Balanns - tc,s
anl even syrup Of Wild Chcny mine s the original and
Only genuine PREPARATION T. the public Which AN
De proved ~ Tho public records Of P,rp
ana The Only 'a'eEuad against imposition see lbs, NV
signature " on each bottle mr. ~ sWAYNE.
Corner of Eigith and Race ~. Phih
AlSO Tor tale whoio.ac and Retail by
TEYTON JOHNSTON, us, Main st.
ana Drvatt PuscGLt, Druggists, 49, Main st. Agents Tor
Richmond. Va
Bvrs Wilson. and Chas CofInr Co. Dfugslrs rsisrs
burg 'has " Hcintsh, Portsmouth, King Toy Norfolk Imh
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AZ The Enquirer OF yesterday quite enthusiastic on
the subject Of Mr. Leakes nomination successor Of
Mr. Seldom, and predicts his election with great apparent
conhdence-a confidence which we are sure many OF
It's own party do participate. The "Sparinn Band
the Enquirer tells US, twill rally harmoniousy and emerge
ucay" TO the support Of the Perhaps So The
Enquirer has doubtless OF information
which authorize II to speak. NE have heard however
that there is dissatisfaction than had ourselves
imagined, when remarked Yesterday that had mo
suppose that the ChivaIy cavaliey they have
been treated, will refuse their operation" 1t may be
that oxaRgerates tic tins disaecon
BuS however this may be- do rey upon for the
success OF the Wing candidate. The Wings constitute
sure decided nooE;;v the District and u their
candidate be defeated OF which have not the slightest
apprehension, It will be their fault. We repeat that
feel entirely oondioat that Mr. Bolts will be elected
on, tins confidence based upon the persuasion EyEKY
WIG WILL rosr-thIt th's not one will
hesitate (which OF the choose" For Mr. Leskt
personally have oil respect but he is no, the man
whom Metropolitan District should select as It's repre-
sentative IN ConEsss.
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Do Row,. Colnnrcrc1nI Roric,Y.

Mr. Foster the Agent i,f this valuable Periodical, will
remain 10 the city Day longer with view Of a.
tending be circulation ~ show the estimation In which
it De held, copy the following from number Of comp
mcutory noloes
New Orleans ChamDc, Of Commerce.
New Orleans, May 4, 1876
BE % resolved, That s Chamber hg approves of tfe
Commercial k.u'T, pcuDdcl. esab.s shed In This civ
by j. ID. b. DE Bow Ea4 and recommend. ito the pot,.
n1ge Of inC cImmcrc1I community.
SAMUEL j. PETERS, President.
CHAEp Btss, Secretary.
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IL One of the Lodges OF the order OF Druids beney5.
lent institution, celebrated their anniversary TUESDAY with
procession through the principal streets, asd supper al
night the EXchange-whcn learn vas served % in
the usually elegant style OF that Hotel We regret that
unable avail Ourselves OF a kind invitation TO ioin
the Dfuids interesting We wish them sue
cess IN their humane Pargoses-T'mes Of yesterday.
We inadvertently omitted notice the celebration by
the Druds Of their anniversary and express our aenov
Judgments Tor Their polite invitation parake Of their
per- and that indispensable engagements prevent
ed It's acceptance.
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H.. osD,. ls31 IF4UE March 3-scoeh Pig Iron b..
Sos 10 soo9 demand and bong scarce higher pre,, bsgs
hrmne,' Of holders No as sd s,sb "a v , 20 ,uo
Oes -, r oa 70 90. 10 sta1ordsbro and Welsh Pc.
soO. Dl'nes has been done rsther easier prcs b, a.
49,, ~ 'o'1.'N- icmain tie same. Ratlsay B,,s
se n1; Du' hV' 80 much has been DONE owing 90 skes
and holders being unwilling sellers at present r6,e. $50
arc no" - lV' 10 - i2s I'd. Welsh Bars are steady