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LATEST NEWS
BIZ LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, May 26th, IL P. M

HALIFAX, May Zot1, IL L. NJ.
The steamer Canada arrived here at 9, P. M with
SO passengers, four OF whom are for Boston and ten
or Halifax. she experienced very rough weather the
three first DAYS out The news generally is unmpor-
tant. Crowds continued to press into the Crystal Pa
lace. The Queen makes daily private visit. The
receipts Of day had been as high $4,000. Sea-
tickets still sell at first prices In the House of
Commons, alter some dlcusslon, the further consdera
ton OF the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, by consent of the
Premier, was postponed 10 the 10Th. The Liverpool
Journal says: "We believe We are in condition to
state that in week two the Ministry will resign and
Lord Stanley will accept office We are at all events
quite certain tina, this is expected by all the
Government officials TO follow Immediately on Mr..
Baylies' 'Ceylon motion, upon which it is calculated
the Ministry will be- lett IN minority Lord Stanley
is now pre- pared to form administration.
FRANCE.
Gen. Cavaignac is now prominently put forward as
a candidate for the Presidency and receives the sup
port of NJ Emile Girardm. The leading journals seem
to favor his views. Great prepare tons being made
by parties for the approaching election Gen Durreen,
the government candidate is elected for the department
of Launes. The Journal de Messages has been seized
for announcing that fourteen regiments have been or
dered to Paris and reiteratng the statement correct
GERMANY.
Germany is quiet.
Italy gives signs of discomfort. The evacuation of
the Danuban principates was to be completed on the
10Th inst.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope 10 the 4tll of
April have been received. The intelligence is most un-
satisfactory. Sir Henry Smith has been compelled to
adequate to undertake any thing like comprehensive
military scheme. The defeat Of the kaffrs BY Colonel
Somerset only melted the tribes TO fresh host ill.,
ties.
MARKETS.
CoTToN.-On the 10th, the demand being large and
the quantity offering reduced prices have recovered ].
to 3D. The extreme point OF depression is past, and
business will doubtless resume its course
Sales of Cotton for the week were 46 600 bales.
Flour is offered easier terms. A decline oil Sd
per Dbl. has in some instances b. en- submitted to-
Indian Corn is in good demand
Wheat is in fair request al previous rates.
Consols for June closed on account at 97s Amer-
stocks exhibit increased activity and prices eeuer-
ally were better. Money was in more request
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A tHM WATER, FROM THE BATH AL

a LUM WATER, FROM THE BATH AL
- UNI SPRINGS--The great reputation which
this celebrated Waerha obtained for curing Scrofu-
la, Rheumatism, Chronic, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Chronic Thrash st Anthony's Fire, Obst-
nate Erupons the skin, Bloches and Pmples on the
face Elections of the Liver and Kidneys Diseases OF
the Bladder arrangements of the Stomach, Diseases
arising from the mprudent of Mercury, Corrosive
Sublmate, Caome and in fact all diseases which have
their origin in an impure state of the blood and SYSTEM
has induced the proprietor of the Springs to put up in
barrels, in order to place this truely wonderful
Water within the reach of all who are afflicted at
very moderate cost.
Certificates enough to fill a volume might easily be
obtained from respectable persons well known in near
ly all OF the Southern States who have tried its virtues
at the Springs, and know and appreciate its benefits
We however, think it useless to furnish certificates for
remedial agent so well known and generally admitted
as this We want the Water tried and its virtues will
| speak for itself.
We shall keep constantly supplied with the Water as
fast as it can be barreled at the Springs and the low
price at " hich is sold will certainly do the 'greates
good to the greatest number
For sale by BENNETT g. BEERS
fe22-3m A oants
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.

KEGULAK SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days will sell at public auc-
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
mencing at haf-past o'clock, variety OF miscea-
neous goods, such as the following:
observation-disclosures Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
Bureaus Bedseads Chairs OF every style and pattern
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large otof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &C., with CLOTH. Cassimeres, Sattines, Vest
ings, Flannels bleached and unbleached; domestic.
white and brown Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C.; Also, large collection of sea-
sonabe ready made clothing Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Masons Challenge Backing,
friction Matches, Clocks and an endless variety Of
Perfumery and Fancy Goods OF every description. =
NH l ALEX MOTT .
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NASH d WOOD Ii o U


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"Kalooah," &c. -, So.
A Commentary on Ecclesiasles, by Moses Stewart. -
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A Practical Treatise on Banking, by James VIM.
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The Girlhood Of shakspeare's Heroines; in
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The S" Wde, Wide Word by Elizabeth WetherelI, ;.
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The Family Testament, with brief notes and in
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Syo.. .:'.' 80. 800. g
Nell Gwynne or the Court of the Stuarts, under the
regent OF Charles II. and James H., an historical
fo"ance--ne" e" NASH Il WooDHoUsE.
Booksellers, Statoners, and Dealers in Pianos.
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LATER FROM PERNAMBUCO AND CAPE
HAYTI

BosToN, May 26.
The brig Henry, arrived here from Pernambuco
brings dates the 20h inst. There had been as yet
few of yellow fever
BY the Abel Story, we have Cape Hayden papers to
the 9th inst. Prince Bobo the fugitive Chief had not
yet been found.
Two of his adherens had been publicly shot at Cape
Haytien
The schr. A. M. Hale arrived this morning from ST.
Domingo City, reports that the Domncaus have not
The least idea OF invading the territory Of the Hayden.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE.

NEW ORR, May 26-IO, P. nj.
The Methodist Chu ch case came up for trial to-day
opened the and at the commencement looked We
ny ieeble but he rallied and proceeded with his
accustomed ability and eloquence. He commended
among other points that his clients of the
property IN dispute for particular purposes connected
with the church and were not authorised 10 pay
any portion 10 parties not n connection with the church
AS the plaintiffs therefore were by their admission,
seceders, they had forfeited all claims they may have
had upon the corporation property.
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CUBAN "PATRloTs" RETURNING-The American
Union OF the 22d inst published at Griffin Georgia
says:
"Every arrival of the brings back to their homes
of the youngsters who duped into the idea
OF taking Cuba by storm Some OF the boys give rather
bad account of the whee affair." and are now willing
to acknowledge that they were deceived They have
spent all the money they could rake and scrape and
many Of them compelled borrow in order to get
home. They have the elephant, and are perfectly
content to let the Cubans under existing circumstances,
work out their own salvation"
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THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, according
to report of the directors lately in session, has
been thoroughly surveyed and located its whole
length of 223 miles, in less than six months, at
cost of less than 1915, 900. The road starts from
near Goldsbora', on the Southern route by Raj
eigh, by Hillsboro', Graham, Greensboro, James
town, Lexington, Salisbury, Concord, TO Char
lotte. They have ordered the President and Chief
Engineer to put the whole road under contract be-
fore the 9th of July.
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WASHINGTON. Nav 26tI- 10 A M

WASHINGTON, May 26th, TO A M.
A fist fight occurred yesterday morning at the
National HOTEL between A. J. Dallas, Govern
ment Clerk and Arthur Hooe, merchant, in which
the former was worsted. Dallas, in the afternoon,
sent Hooe challenge and both parties went out
to Badensburg to fight. The friends, however,
informed tie police and they were arrested and
bound over to keep the peace The difficulty orgi-
mated in quarrel about money affairs, on account
of which iiooe refused to recognise Dallas as a
gentleman.
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For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
$4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No 3O-April 18th:
45 60 70 s SO So so II 80 80 46 % "a IL.
Ticket Nos. SO SO, the second capital of 80 900;
whole nos. II. a prize of 500, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 9oNMay ii.
49 % 81 SO "a 80 "a IS 70 80
Half Nos % 80 asa prize OF 5000, by
- sTRATTON. .
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, FIX. No. 5s-May 18th:
GO Al SO 40 as 6 80 81 Al 81 81 Is so
M sfes Nos Two s tx a3a PsS by
D. Nos; Of Sussex. No; sscMay 10Th:
Ticket Nos. IA 81 70, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, extra No. ssNM m i I'm:
% 60 2 7 81 20 / SO 43 II 81 a. Is.
Ticket Nos. 20 81 IA, another sold and paid BY,
SO Al Sc 4s "a 70 So &c % IS IS s..
paid by STRATTON.
20 ii "a 81 a. II T. 50 g s. Il 6 IS 10.
#; s 49,: j !; 5 sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos; of Monongaha, extra, No; SHAY Goth:
AZ 40 ss 20 so SO 81 10 II So 60 10 3.
Drawn Nos. of Monongala, extra, No. 6-May 9th:
90 IS 81 IS II So 20 43 Sc SO 8 4O' ~
Ticket Nos SO SO; do. do. 20 81 59-two more,
sold and paid by STRATTON
WEDNESDAY, onongaia, extra No 8-Capi-
tall $4,000 rs nos, IS drawn. Tickets $40, halves
IS, quarters2 so.
TIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, extra, No. 9-Capital:
$500. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets So, halves
|, quarters so.
THURSDAY-Mononga N O. 59-CaptaI: $780,
600. 7S nos, aud ID drawn. Tickets S., halves so,
quarters 25.
acknowledgements, extra, No. 1l-Capital
$4,000. &C nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
SATURDAY-M onongalia, extra No. 12-Capital:
81 800 rs numbers, Is drawn. Tickets ST., halves
Soc, quarters Csc.
Monongaa, No. 60-to be drawn the 3lst of Nav
Capitals $4,000, 10000, 10000 10 900, 1000, 2O89
40 of 1000 40 of 500, 200 of 200 ~ nos. 10 drawn
Tickets So
Buyers referred to my Register of Prlzes to be
seen at the office, proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates packages and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders 10
my 26 N. STATION Richmond Va.
EHOUSE SERVANT WANTED.-Wanled to
ID n hire woman without incumbrance) to cook
and wash Tor genteel family Enquire at this office
nv IA
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e.,sa--,yr7,,7x NOTICE.-Durlug tlro mouth of
ESfz9Sgsa June. in consequence of repairs to the
Canal between Tye River and Lynchburg, our Daily
Packet Boat Line will be reduced to tri-weekly line,
leaving Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at s A. NJ, aud arrive in Lynchburg next days, at 6
o'clock, P NJ
N B. The boats will arrive at either end, at their
usual regular time On the lst OF July we resume our
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The Congressional Election d. 49, 10 70
suited in the election of Hon. Robert Rantou r Free
Soil Democrat, by plurality of about 1000 votes In
majority not exceeding 100 to $50 votes The few re.
received from the 7h district Indicate the return
of Bishop, the Coalition candidate
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HON. DANIEL WEBSTER. :


Daniel Webster will arrive here tomorrow evening
including many leading democrats. He will speak at
the Capitol Wednesday, and in the evening will
dine at Congress Hail. by invitation the young men
Of the city
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH

Of. LOUIS, May 2Uth.
In the General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church
to. day, the Judiciary Committee submitted report on
the complaint of VIM. Lively against the Synod of
New York, which referred to the next General
Assembly. A resolution was adopted expressing the
office Professor in the Western Theological Assem-
bly,, which he had recently resigned. 1t is understood
that he will acqu iesce. The report of the Domestic
Missions had been submitted The resignation of S.
A. Alexanger, Professor in Princeton Seminary, was
accepted.
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ARREST CUBAN REvoLUTloNISTs.-The Savan.
nah News has the following letter:

CUBAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SaVall-
nah News has the following letter:
ST. JAGo DE CUBA May 7h, 1851.
A number of arrests have been made al St. Jago de
Cuba. Papers taken which discovered plot to
commence an insurrecton while on a grand parade
and the insurgents had taken measures to capture the
head quarters OF the city, and to secure the landing of
Lopez would have effected his landing in some part of
Havana The Judge, after having concluded the pro-
ceedngs sentenced death four and perpetual pun
shn.ent three Of the principal officers and to ten years
hard labor sergeant of the garrison and two prvates
The traitor who betrayed them released. This
sentence has been approved by the Captain General at
Havana
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.


ED OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
ia Wednesdays and Fridays-Saie ofhorses every
Saturday -On the days above named, commencing at
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the fol
lowing:
GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles Soap Nails Starch Bacon Hams Shoulders
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad
FURNITURE-B Ireaus, Sideboards, Washsands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads,
Chairs, Candestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
= SHOES, CLOTHING. &c.-Iwilla also sell Boots.
Shoes Slippers, Clothing OF every kind Hats Caps,
Crockery-ware Matches. Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l R. CAJTHORNs
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| The Presbyterian Assembly ST Louis have decided
that South Carolina will not be out of the Union next
year, and that they will hold their next annual meeting
at Charleston
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CHOLERA AT THE WEST.

LOUISVILLE May 26.
appearance, Of the cholera at Alton, JerseyvlIe and
Springfield, Illinois, Almost every boat from New Or
leans has some deaths on board
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THIRUST SALE On MONDAY, ID June next,
a at 10 o'clock, on the premises, will sell under a
deed OF trust executed to me by Henry Kruzer, lot
Eastern corner of Marshall and Gmer streets, and al
the groceries in the store occupied by him. There
several houses upon the lot.
Terms made known the day OF sale.
A. JUDSON CRANE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Alex. Not, Auct my II
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VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL

v BUILDING LOT ON MAIN, FRANKLIN
AND ADAMS SITS, FOR SALE-The subscriber
is authorized to sell that valuable acre lot, situated on
Nam, Frank and Adams streets, belonging to the es
tate OF the late William r. Myers. This lot will be
bining so many advantages this is offered for SALE
Being on the highest point upon Frank lin street, snot
Liable to dampness, and situated it is in most de- sir
able and fashionable neighbourhood it offers every
ducement persons desiring to acquire the very hand
soonest building lot now in market. For terms, apply
to Col. Samuel S. Myers, or the subscriber.
ap 80 w. GODDIN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

HBOOTS, SHOES, Fats, AND LEATIy-
HH Err AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
2Sh May, we will sell, at 10 O'clock at our auction
store, general assortment OF Boois Shoes and Hats,
all fresh and desirable goods
Mems fine dress Boots and Shoes
Do coarse do do
Boys sewed and pegged do do
Youths do do do
Women's and Misses Shoes, Buskns and Ties
Mems Pumps
200 sides Sole Leather
100 cases Silk Hats
10 do Caps
ALSO,
An invoice OF Trunks of various qualities
Also, invoice of ladies' and misses Philadelphia
made Caters and half Caters; misses Jenny Lnds
and Ties; ladies' Ties-part of which are extra Sizes
TERMs-Under 800, cash. 800 and over, months
credit tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.,
my IL Aucts.
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new PUBLICATIONS.
FOR SALE BY
MORRIS IL BROTHER,

system Of useful Formulae, adapted to the practical
operations of constructing and locating Railroads,
by Simeon Borden Civil Engineer.
Outlines of a system OF Mechanical Philosophy being
a research into the laws OF force, by S E Dove.
Notes on North America: Agricultural Economical
and Social. by James w Johnson, M a. !, &C. &c.
Journal
The Mother-in- Law or the Isle of Rays, by Emma
d Nevill, Southwark.
Vol End English Reports in Law and Equity.
The principles of Geology explained and reviewed, in
their relation revealed and natural religion, by Kew
David King, l. l. D.
Notes on the Gospel, critical and explanatory, SO pre-
gan S s IInion hV Rev NJ w Jacobs. my "
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INTRODUCT1ON


On The 18th day of May, 1885 Dr. Brandreth for the
first time, made known in the United States the Cele-
6yated BrandreM Vegetable UniUersal Pills. He left
them to stand or all by their merits He made no
alusion to any other medicine; simple facts We're stated
and the following principle laid down the Brand.
retian Theory viz: thai all local Diseases whether
OF the stomach or bowels, enlargement of the Joints rhue
matte affections cuaneous eruptons dyspeptic COM
plants, or whatever other forms such local disease
puts on, were nothing imam so many symptoms
ola dsordered style Of the constitutions and that his
pms J;nH ,a; discovered in England in l75l
IHeulcine mat nau etleet II restorno rho oon
sution to health and vigor smpl, hv rp, .,,E al
bad and acrimonious humorsirom ,heSlood nv the sto
and bowels. The American public hi.e nav made
tal this medicine for nearly years. aid have found
Dr. Brandeth daily experiences, proves that h 1ned
cine gives universal satisfaction 10 ''e"'
M. BRANCH Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and retail agv,t
NO east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. an a., &c "a "
-
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SAILING OF STEAMERS.

New YORK. May 26-l1P M
The steamers Cherokee and Brother Jonathan
sailed this evening, each with large number Of pa
sen gers.
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a. MITHYeEELD LARD.-l00 kegs M. Briggs
- superior Family Lard, for sale by
my 81 CfIAS. T. WORKMAN & co.
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CITY laFEN AaEe = :.
Organization Of the City Government.

Organization Of the City Goper nn2ent
The twenty-seyen gentlemen elected in Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe Wards, at the charter election
on the 2ls INST, assembled in the Chamberlan's Of
flee Monday last, in pursuance Of the provisions of the
original and amended charter, and proceeded 10 the
election of Senior Alderman and four Aldermen for
each OF the Wards of tie city--,he Recorder having
been chosen by the people. Thereupon, John J.. Tate
chosen Senior Alderman Thomas Cowles, l..
Darlington, A lnloes, and E. Farar chosen AL
dermen for Jefferson Ward; James Evans, Thomas
Tyrer, }. j. London, and J. K Catkie were CT osen
Aldermen for M adison Wald; and Jos. G.. Winglied
l.. w. Giazebrook, and Jos. r. Anderson, cho-
)sen Alderman for Monroe Wad--he Senior Alder
~ having been selected frem this ward, makes up,
BILL complement
The meeting then adjourned till Tuesday moInir e
ii o'clock.
The gentlemen elected 10 &C mr. osetfe City Council,
met yesterday at II o'clock, i'll tie CEamhe1lans Of
flee, eably to adjournment.
Mr.. ]. r. Anderson submitted paper containing
his reasons for declining the office Of Alderman for
M onroe Ward; which he requested might be entered
on the journal of the Council.
The paper was laid on the table.
The members oil the Council then qualifed-Dr. R. A.
Darlington, magistrate for the county of Hcnrico, adj
ministering the oath 10 each member.
The Council hereupon proceeded to organize by the
election OF officers when G. A. Myers was elected
President, and VIM. P. Sheppard chosen Chamberlain
OF the city, and Clerk OF the Council. The following
gentlemen constitute the Couaci viz:
r. o. Haskins. ]. ~ Talbot, J. NJ. Darlington, s.
Cullen, B. TAFT, G. a. Myers. L.. w. Chamberayne,
c. Robinson, c. S. Mills II. w. Fry, D. ]. Saunders,
s. ID. Denoon, G. Dimmock, w. c. Allen and J. NJ.
Sheppard.
The Mayor and Aldermen elect were thon uualiiled
by DR.. Darlington, in presence oflEe Council.
Letters were read from Julius A. Hobson complain
ing of the undue election of John Wight Collector
OF City Taxes; from John Goddin, complaining OF the
undue election of Beverly Blair as High Constable Of
the City; and from r. H. Riddick, complaining OF the
nndue election off, G. Wade, ir. Measurer ofGrain
which, on motion Dr. Chamberlayne laid on
the table,
On DR.. Chamberlay mes motion, committee was
appointed to bring in ordinance providing for the
appointment Of Committee OF five on Disputed Eec-
tons-and Dr. Chamberlayne Capt. Dimmock and
Mr.. Darlington appointed Il committee 10 bring
in said ordinance.
The committee having reported an ordinance, it was
read The usual lumber OF times, and the rule OF the
Council having been suspended, the same passed.
On motion, the Council then adjourned till Monday
next.
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y GF BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, at auctior
this morning, by
my % DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED.
Schr ? WooIton, Ellngsworth, ALBANY
Schr Patmos, Conklin, New York
Brig Arcturius, Harrington, Halifax, ~ S.
SAILED,
Schr MISSIONER, Magee Richmond
Z Schr Splendid, Bonne New Y ork
Steamer Virginia, Teal Phla.
BOSTON, May 23-Amved, schr Jewes, Jewett
Richmond.