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obtains more than TINS usually provo = curse rath
than blessing g.--Aubwn ". W DAILY Adootiss
DloSrry.-we do not know TO whom 10 cred

DioSrTY-wc do not know 20 whom 10 credit
the following, but here il is;
''The best proof of vulgar man is to be found in
the quantity of dignity that he wraps himself up
in ln the opinion Of such men, the only way to
sct "A proper value yourself, j. to treat with con
tempt every body else. Such men are generally
rich and very ignorant The biggest feeling man
W. ever knew was swelling blockhend, who
imagined that the tragedy Of Hamlet was written
by Damon and Pythias, aud who could not tell,
without consulting his pade meet1a, whether Shak
spearc was the author Of Macbeth or Macbeth was
the author of Shakespeare. As general thing,
vour dignified men are great asses. They keep at
a distance that their neighbors may not discover
what counterfeits they Across the street, a
galvanc watch appears Ia bc bullion. Men are
like sbips-the more they contain, the lower thsy
carry their heads
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MoNTGoMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
ROLLER.

rI,HE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is IN
Il vited 10 this valuable improvement. Expert.
ments the past year boats both in Salt and Fresh
water as also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities as a steam generator and the
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler now in use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Mes.rs. HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, 2Ol Cher
ry street
HOOPER & BRO. IS, 1893 Pearl street
MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. H.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
A. w. METCALF, % and 65 Centre street.
ID. BADGER & CO., ~ and 40 Duane
street.
NIB sTARBUCK's Foundry, Troy, New
>York.
SMITH & .CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And ON board steamboats, JONAS G. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot Of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply 20
JAMES M0NfGOME and
SAMUEL WARD,
Is South William street, New York
June 20-f
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A CARD.-Thc subscriber, member OF the
"A former Commission on Mexican claims, viii
be i'm Washington in the course of the month of
November and offers his services to claimants un-
der the treaty. He will attend 10 any other bust
ness with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those desirous of obtaining his SER
Washington city. ..
Nov. 5-dU ii. Nj. BRACkENRDcE.
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Tex McNsX --fhe ofeniag Oi thr muulay
was carnu1ence1 ~ taa 5uter i.c best ausLir,a
A LARGE ssssi irtrliiFrr aUdeEc ~ Nieil afe -e
.i.An hall were t,5ies. bcffly hiGd hlc MAN hal
~ the rrena0nt Temple Mr -h1d1H. after o.
hrieiExpianataa of BE- gtnetat lueect 1i the max
tnR. prragrru ii9-, ald li-roYcf7 t mauimu,a,
piarea Dr. inner coffin of tnc sru. tss N thirty cen
flricr dt reit iu t1c hauds ~ ne me sta wbf
s1s rcsiy 80 open g. In eovenng 10 adsr
usariy 70 tac shape of thc nody, ana ans. q 40,
ilfrscncc sd the agilCncU. sRwed Digu in line paas
ing abo0t thrDari tho Shouts ers ~ tne sitoof th-
t.lav
rul 80 hfs e1sfa ia, whych Dcee "a q. irc iian
fsff ho'4r u alidef entertained 81 islstf ltt
- ~ q .t.i, ID -hf ~ hiiilU ot many hsvpi-
fru .f-n a., nrrtsf wlii. a pshis-' ahd giving
.sr ttsr of I'D "a ia Aaown viit regard o. d
a ~ .Iaast hse tst ~ oDeuff hy frlics.lr Agas-
zir 80 gtiie hl gel cmei in presence oi
the A. lhiF
As lrs s 81 otening tIle c-sc whieh rJ1.
t-in. D. nf.. 2rlat wss flushed g., elth-
agt uu 1t5f-hud thn lo'v Eu athed iu iuen
trs taksa aaii hearing 81 ~ ircnttle hirrg yraic
inscription which .rs- err nane .s'd elare ani
tote W urdcrsutna hai t1.a 1U neaH i.1ls
nt.e. hIt pc afe noi nh 20 gave iaEufP'ri thf
chafaetr~c ore fresh ati i-i' ~ y ia'nicd DOS
az. r-sat esa, - ~ spcsttoa wtchod the
,a.!. seculng eith inturs inferred. ASA wit
sess-d ihe opening 81 ihit shroud 81 s,0gO yesra
dr-. Ultn anxiety, sad then vita the glralcsi sait
hcton tfl arc row iposing iaFwnrd % Wcdpga
3 81 nesr ior the HHrohHf tlit mual-ny fhs
i.'r1cu ETF n 1f0l l.s1l % uc 3.
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aDoRcE M. HIBB. Counsellor at Law,

GEORGE M. BIBB, Counsellor at Law,
OFFERS his profcssional services in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, the Circuit and Or
phan's courts for the District OF Columbia, claims
before the Court of Commissioners under treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury.
Office corner of and 9Th Streets opposite west end
of Patent Office square; entrance from cast side OF
9th street. Sept. ls-u
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'.ttis -aIntruCtltg.
tbosion quay advertiser, June 10.

ExrRAcT FRoM THE WILL oF THE EARL or PEN-
BRoKE.-Impvimis.- my soul, I confess have
heard very much Of souls, but what they are, or
who they are for, God knows, know not; they tell
me now Of another world, where | never was, nor
do know Of one foot thither. While the king
stood, was Of his religion, made my son wear a
cassock, and thought TO make him bishop; then
came the Scots and made me Prcsbyterian and
since Cromwell entered have been an indepcnd
ent. These, believe, are the Kingdoms three es-
tates, and il any Of these can have soul may
claim one therefore, ifmy executors do find have
a soul / give il Co him who gave u 10 me. Item
My will IL that have no moumcnt, for then must
! must have epitaphs and verses, aud all my long
ufe have had too much Of them. ltcm-l give all
my deer TO the Earl Of Salisbury, who know will
preserve them, because he denied the King a buck
out Of one OF his parks Item-I give nothing to
Lord Say; which legacy give him because knew
he will bcstow il ON the poor. ltem-To Tour May
give FIVE shillings; ! intended him more, but
whoever has seen his history Of the Parliament
thinks FIVE shlings too much ltem-l give Lieut..
General Cromwell one word Of mine, because hith-
erto he never kept his own. ltem--l give up the
ghost
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JouRpAN w. mAuny.

STOCK, Money, and Exchange Broker Oihc'
- on Pennsylvania avenue, next door east %
Coleman's Hotel, Washington city.
Unourrcnt notes bought and sold at best rates.
Stscks bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected
Aug 23-ly
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ELBu BURRITT-Ths Learned BdekSaih HIS
Personal 1ppeardnce.-l is TALL inclined TO gaunt
ness rather dark. his head and features large and
we'll proportiOncd. His voice is sonorOus and Hex
ible his articulation, though New Englandish, dis
tinct; his tones are what would call earnest and
pleading, not sharp, quick, or sedge- hammer like.
lie has but few ourshes OF oratory, at all events,
either in voice or manner; is direct and unassurn
ing. lie does not thrust his own person between
the subject and his audience, but stands behind tho
one that IL may be viewed by the other
His fancy and diction arc luxuriant-vcry His
thoughts and style. his modes of treating topics
strike peculiar sun ge,,eris You can com
pare him 10 no one. One prejudiced in his favor
would assign him in prose the place Milton holds IN
poetry. Not that he is prc-emincnt in rank, a.
Milton was, but that his range Of thought and Ian
guage is as lofty, rich, and in some respects like
Milton's Yet profound admirer Of the author of
Paradise Lost might not be profound admrer of
the Learned Blacksmith. Yet, after all, he is a
great man-made so by intellectual attainments.
He has forged his way from the anvil and the shop
up to a broader theatre and worldwide renown.
tCIeveiond Plandsdlr.
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FOR NORFOLK.

h The steamer osCEoLA, having
trxS9Y154S undergone thorough repairs, has
resumed her trips 20 the above
place. Leaving Washington every THURSDAY,
at o'clock a. M; returning, leaves Norfolk every
FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock, p. IN. Touching at Cone
river and the usual landings bn the Potomac.
PaasaRe and fare, 45.
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No. Of sheets.

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ordering it, whether circulars, instructions,
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in the first paragraph, for
! page on sheet, per 100
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!. II. TATUM. ARTIST.

STUDIO in the Capitol, near the Library OF the
- House of Representatives.
Lovers of Art are requested 10 call and examine
his specimens.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

h THE OSCEOI leaves Wash.
tuf9YzzzS4S Nington for Baltimore every SUN
@DAY, att o'clock, a. m. Return
ing leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY, at4 O'Clock,
D. IN. Touching, going and returning, at Leonard
Town, Md, Cone river, Va, and the usual land
ings on the Potomac.
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Rev. JoHS NEwLAND MAFFITT.-This gentle
man, widely known throughout the United States
minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
| departed this life in this city yesterday morning,
| very suddenly from affection of the heart Few
men have been more conspicuous, have attract
ed greater attention pulpit orators in this
| try. characterized by very peculiar and ornate
powers of elocuton, and style of thought highly
iancful, ervid and picturesque, he attracted for
many years, in almost all the principal cities OF
this Union, admring crowds, and was always lis
tened 10 with attention and interest. His
a divine began in the eastern cities more than
thirty years ago, and he had travelled and ociated
IA clergyman IN almost every town and commu-
nifty Of the country, even 10 the extreme west
where he for some time engaged among the
Indian tribes. During some years he had charge
of churches in Boston aud New York; afterwards
ne Chaplain of the United States Senate; and,
again, filled professorships of eoquence and liter
ature in collegiate institutions in Tennessee and
North Alabama. His life has consequently been a
very chequered and diversified one and, if fully
written out, would possess u strong and striking
interest.
~ q, We eiierl, " ulseapt esigin. hsyifs
lscu trrp 81 poor parenleg 10 irelspa aHaesgly
Epprcbrc cad ~ The tgsness y, a talier FrDal shis
~ enc prompfingr snd force of his Pesssr ~ f,-c
pFipis etslof and pro ca vaissa hierurf per.
or ancsa which BE hss .vcu 10 ite World BE-
slides contu. ting The Tesfra sf.faeliss ard nthef
perciirais Tor aupaer az years be pppiisiiel.
lut3oi leha tiiaelch. atrratise 90 of,toTy, alssl
fhyH4l Z cict snafy. 8
u nul now .he Time y give any ming ~ s0as
sketch ~ ls character af Mr. Mafiiti nor ~ oox
I.0Y nrs ~ lC 80. Nstl tDe tnifaact ~ - AS
fclcnily peeA htgig1rt 0Qon b - Rf-rtsr
Nla tandufi Be hasc sFthuE d q@-~1 N' sno~
nott ~ ui tsir iucftss btt ,.ge tn1s he pa ~
rave ufl rheud iisg y ~ he done 70 bis
memory, 1lih aman apd Aininistef 4lls nuct
~. hsV. fet bf.t9,f to sasss pOtiic loarnel .a
asls -4arsliss Nae2s
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gps DpSias f5A FHcais ?. 'laia7 81 en- man
AZ tcn ib,nand p saiist r. r.c '.aouri n
8I1re.t. tt ltrar,fl fles--pci % nUt ts ir b ufu
fr Tstrver, tns hrost iat me a. l,fiencs q
alf na aoes - demonstrated tnl tc4 1at igreat
r.che a. 10 80 ic % bopp'neaa li 2. Pssl saar
bal ~ terrence D efF uc hr'tpe Dist ~
ssu.d orr, an exception y teg ~ rule .tst
B., a0ai prove ccmps ,eaf - sqcha 49, ~ ais riraes
- .tiid srturc.a refenre 81 htpcaisss. Bat why
- be- desire riches F1ur e es Rec ace
wia g. he can buy ne grsifeas ne. hf d.vo-cs
Bar would rle graglra aton ~ ~ tis ieai.ca scare
BE hhbffntsa Fhc Wtcl. history .iFer tcr raoNs
us taaf nic probability wGuld 1r ntutey 1thtr
wlse A large portion d thc dcirce Of men, y
granted. bring only misery lh9usantf have nten
fuiaed bF Indulgence Who would have been esF
rad thcv hui hc,n p,cr aud without gre mean. D
olschasiue Their ffstuctiTC pifaturai ManF
pd.9r irnjl hae oeiuos ,hed 3 d be- rac hs
iy iyfnr htU krunt ufu ~ o. hal .eil ian a n
t..4l 8l r1i. rhr r. sil ra ni - enoo
ol ~ rorn.on. life. All d,
obtains than TINS usually provo = curse rather
han "A hl.a.in0 1tlafrn N I.l IlqtIJ 4dpSrfisfT.
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STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
DErAnrMENr OF THE INrEnIoR

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrERIoR,
May IL, 1850
SEPARATE PROPOSALS for furnishing the sta
- tionery, and for executing the printing of this
Department, during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1861, will be received until O'Clock, p. m,
the 29th day of June next. Those unaccompaned
by satisfactory testimonials OF ability to ulhl con-
tract will not be considered.
All the articles OF stationery must be Of the very
best quality-samples of the principal articles of
which, such as paper, quilts, metallic pens, lead
put up in classes per schedule; and the Depart
reserves the right to retain such samples and
pay for the the prices stated in the offer,
or to return them, at its option. No bid will be
considered where the articles accompanying il are
not OF the kind and quality required Tor the Depart
ment.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and must specify price, and but
price, for each and every article contained in the
schedule. Should any articles be required not
enumerated, they are to be furnished at the lowest
for proposals will be furnished at the Department
TO persons applying for them: and without uni
formity therein the Department would find il diff
cult TO make a decision, none will be taken into
consideration unless substantially agreeing there
with.
The printing must be executed with new and
perfect type, and on the best paper used for the diff
ferent descriptions required. The paper for the
printing will be furnished by the contractor; the
Department, the Office ordering it, TO designate
the kind of paper and type, whether script or
OtnerWl5e, anu the NUMBER 10 go On Il 5ucet, Wntn
the matter or article will admit of more than one
Each class will be bid for and decided upon sep
arately, and all other things being equal, it will be
assigned to the lowest bidder. Where more than
class is assigned to bidder, they may all be
embraced in one contract; and each bidder, who
may have more classes assigned to him shall
take all such classes, forfeit his right to any por
ton of the contract.
All the articles to be furnished and work to be
executed must be of the best quality, and delivered
without delay when ordered and to the satisfaction
of the head of the Office for which they re-
quired.
The Department reserves to itself the right of
ordering greater less quantity of each and every
article contracted for; the public service may re-
quire.
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by
the person persons contracting; and in case of
failure TO supply the articles, or to perform the
work. the contractor and his sureties shall be liable
for the forfeiture specified in such bond as liqui-
dated damages.
The suboined lists specify, as nearly now can
be done, the amount, quality, and description of
each of the kinds of articles and work that will be
wanted.
o. II being impractcable to give precise de-
scription of the nature and quality of the various
kinds of printing, bidders referred to the sam
pies in the different offices for specimens OF the gen
eral descriptions required.
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$50, 900!
$18,0 $4,000!
20 Prizes of sS 900!

Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So so
Certificates of kages of 25 Whole tickets Sl20 90
Do do 25 Half do 90 90
Do do 20 Quarter do ~ w
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceve the most prompt attention, and an official ac
count of each drawing sent Immediately after II is
over 10 all who order from us.
Address J. & G. MAURY, Agents,
Alexandria, Virginia
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S72,OOO!
$l6,000!

$4,000!
1924 0O0 $4,000! $4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Glass +, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
22d of June, 1850.
i5 Drawn Nos. in each package of 20 Tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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Whole Tickets $20-Halves $l0-Quarters So
-Eighths So So
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole tickets $240 90
Do do of 20 Half do l20 90
Do do off Quarter do GO 90
Do do Of % Eighth do 30 90
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Tickets only $lO-Halves $5-Quarters So So
Certificates Of packages of % Whole tickets, ITO 90
Do do y q Half do 50 50 90 90
Do do % Quarter do ~ 5O
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Ecuador.



u, 49, i.,., srrvsi from the PscI.c. we hsyc re-.
,v.l iles ~ II Naci0r1' the oia,isl paper OF tn
,-nn,sut Cd; Ecuador. from which w earn that
frritlass srterlpt at revelation vas nade AZ GusN
III. 49,. ,1ih ,fDacsmbe-l ast When the news
n, til. outbreak reached Quito, Il produced Tie
.--ss,sSt condemnation sm1ngtho Inhabitants many
- wh0u sought protection A. the residences oi 'ht
various iorei.-u iegstors
The object Of tire movement appears u nsve oeeL
tie recall ~ Gen F'or-s from Costa ltca. wheFe
te 5 now In exile and biz elevation - - fif>i
a,ncy Thr rssolutiouists commenced operations
h. ,-,csiniins Gen EIzad.. one Of the unsu ccess
fl candidates AZ the las. Presidential election Pro
sideu' Of the Republic hN-President Hocs - ini'
pucatel iu the revolutionary movement from
which Z vo1'i seem that ,he consprators were
formidable p position n not Ia number.
The papers contain the Circu AZ o. she GoYefn
rrsn- addressed 60 the Diplomatic Corp'. and then
rer..es our Chsrfe Nj Van Allen. sys,sd h.,a
ss.frf tho oppo unity 20 recommend a inerctH
r.l.rv toward ih- Insurgents. and received the IS
snrsuce At the GoNernmell that such policy wou.e
ls elrufal
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Late from Brazil.

We have tie q toe Rio d. J1nesro J0rnaL -.
tending % Jan :, inclusive, received this mornn,
BY snip Maria, arrived al this port. We transat
the following from the formal Of the lst;
% We Informed ital " BoEsrc, Governor Of Tahiti
toafd h- (Ffench gate Thisbe IN mis- port b.
.nstruclOrs from bis Government 10 establish that sarf
zn arena fsGP arc we PresuGe witch VII 1rnist b.
vessels q a. nations means and materials Tor such repair.
nay become requisite n tne saon Of thess waiers
The Thtsbe was to sal tbe Eext day va Valparaiso
Ine braZlzn Legs commenced session on III.
log Jan ne Emperor 0Pe1ing Il 10 persOu Hls brief speec
atveTiet ctery 20 be cecrui disturbance II Peruarbeo
.nd eWei % ne Necessity Of Ecrecsng ihe fJrce Of u
Airy soc Navy.
nsss q ineruaAbe documents from ASSUMPTION IL
CeP-2 q Paraguay, . Published n he Jorna he Jyh
stance o which appears 70 b hat provisional treaty b.
ben greed upon betwesl Paraguay and Argenfif
Ccni.cefanon - hch vii be likely resaif IN sasfseff
~ @rranz eIlen q a. he matters II 1ersrce /, IL prot
ably Tue, herers hat the military demon STATIONS
Paraguay have proved 4borrive. fCom Adv
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ship Newp.

PORTLAND. is.h-Arr brig Clio, MAiAzEas, isai ~.
Cd hrig Mara NGianEss
BATE lah-Sd, tngs Denmark esn sranesco, " az
.er~r CardeuAs
SALEM l4e-An sch AlexAnsrs Nbecforc, li.h
-, sch Mentor. Newl0rk.
BOSTON. l5k-Arr ships Iou.Gn- I'm Sc1 -triears. 2
irst saw. s-h % Do-ole Headed shof Keys oa-A Lien
from New Or-t-s for Bosioa-
Stqs Hannah Crooser. ffun ApasctiecA 80 II; Sof-
scl o-l SeEy-Oreaas. I'm IT,, Arg-lo, Apa-Acneoa
3isi ta-ks EufAw. frun Bs-rror-. GoOceL- New
or ear. A.Iotb MAJ q Seq II, Anger SOy i
Bflg E-s-s,. q III Buelos Ayres. Dec u. spoke li-1
III z- 30. lou = brE Union. Baltimore i9r New Oreans
BrEs Russian, ron MARIE -sh rii; Jos-pn Al1ion
Ms1sars iah glt Alesia, Havana -eh IL AouiilA
WiumgtOu- NC sctrs John Hancock, O-or ssi0Nn, < :
De- Frzrcis. Sorf1lk
CO, ALP Bsy sac, Se1-Or'szn-s ss-ts A-ngen sar
FrA1clscu; Tyringha1l hirgssc-- jan suHa1 W Ll1c
ssvAurAh brigs NE-sor. BkThatoS- sLenls = BONA
sctrs say Badger, EGeoion lee NEWTON
Beicw ship Bea,r,c- in NOrleans-
HOLINESS HOLE i3.o-AT schrs hA-oeE- Nof-
fox ~ Boston Nerd A. Portsmouth, 81 Norfolk lsih
tsrks BeyiA Sryr1A Dec l. Gibraltar, Jan J. for bcstor
Hsdry, B-u0re for Go, 5rx Lisbon CHrd-nas IL M
ior CO schrs Harp, FF-dercssburE for &c METROPOLIS
FloTtncetowr far Norfck. Eiberria- Ban Tor Po-nsf
River john Tyler Boston fsT FfeoericksofrEn JlssYl
karNel, Ihon-s-cn fo- SY0rt Presto naceiAs iof 90
VIZ C-a-k, Boston sir DO.
>chrs Erieu ard Csuon from te rreck e schf Tyru
VIA abogi 9 ans q SCI Is 81 ashore Ard w.
probably - to,Al oss
No arr lsth In pOr,. sctrs liberia Aeroizn, Ne
tepo4is as Regulator TIE 0ls@rs have s4-ec
Fkos IDESCE- ifih-Ar sloOp RieuxL fofk
- schT November, Norfok, >aute for so1nsrn or
kcS Ard -cn-lrs DAVIS Loroard. Laofiskle, SlOrk
s-oOp Roger Williams. SOreans
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Havana 3Isrkets....Feb. G.

Tie supplies % sugar have sOe~hsf increased a1oagh
ley are 81 quite moderate. TIE delnard has become
more scve for span ard oer parts Of Europe and prices
are rataer higher Planters very confident IN ler
s1peei.rons and appears more likely lhas shall have
1iriher advance than speedy de- Inc We place our
su2.a1ons a. tol0ws WHITES, aIo rials yslows, :.
nas nrowns = 81 rss; cuehEr1cos, 4 as rs- Sale
o. scsTAd0es haVe been made In this 9rkes {. s.
ras f,r inf-ro, good.
Th- weather Ia seer unfavorhe ssrly whereby rrud
NJ has been r2edec md . s-zT-t ihe crops Wi not
yiei1 20 nlch n wa q frsi znrc psset
No.as-.s = supported n nas
FIeigtts-T i3cufr for ve-.e,s . sill rss.rcs cio.
% h- moderate Guany q s1gzr brougt 10 ns4ker SOM
charters Eade e O. Is for Corr snd Fsmoo III
narke 12lS and - Us "a FOR AHtT=Ep x Is cr HGr
taW
MArAssss-Bui huie = DONG iu rev sugars yet F--
p1rreeses have BEEN made 1f Spanish AecCl.f A. e = al
II risis or The b>sf sorls Ths stock i about 90
The scbsouers Belle Cseoie and Zephyr from vour to,4
bAve urrved, and her nee renk-ns 1lsod Huscovvsso
Oihsr thirgs uEchanged
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ELEUTHERn-This Grand Cantats. iiiusrati' 8
ne career q Freedom from ne escape ofIsrse from EI
10 s riumpa IN America sli reacroIary influence upon
The Old Word In lsfs vii be performed R p moa'i
Charch On THURSDAY evening .st The uuse by Geor,
g. C1rs words ~ Horsuo s0ae AID among he vOca'-
rs who viii appesf observe tie u M.ss lsdon
2 Harsoa M.ss Z. DEUCE r. y Paige ari n Nss
Tt@ entire chorls OF lie y Conservatory u Music
ss..sL We loutf not sg h1gsS W ce aifrscled DC Dr.
Dccssou
= Coroner b a. held an inquest yesterday Dr
90 r laiv Of cnid named John Dosn. who died n
sequence Ofolns received y atm 81 conars On p
Greene.
JAN BREAEER AREEsrED.-Charles Antisrr
yesterday detected stealing money from lie drawer
Mf- Ode.s ancy store il Alsliic-st Ohcer ThOma-
p.rlet SPITE OF ths n0st ceegre d resistance Or
leer Munde imredately sent for, who guiz.t
he prisoners he p-rson VITO few days $50 ~scnIe
cri re- lllbs "a New YORK lie vas AIKEN before lLe
p0lce Justice Is h. retained biz Tor examination and ~
FL. Y.lca1on r. made By the Ne~-foFk Authorities.
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