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GTRATT2E's OFFICE, tts5. !, South nh
Let all the world cay whai they can,
For selling prizes, STRArToals the man.

Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, extra No. 81, Feb IS.
$500 Q 81 60 90 Sc 81 IS II IS SO 81 g.
Whole Nos So 81 61,)
. 81 62, STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Elk. No %, February 90:
% II 40 10 so Sc Is Sc IL 60 40 IL.
Tickets Nos 8 II rs, prize of Sl25, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, extra, No. 23-Feb 22d:
81 Is 81 CT 10 60 81 81 "a 10 80 70
Whole Nos. GO 81 67-Ticket Nos 81 "a T3--do
w ' sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia No %, Feb. 25
70 So ii IS 10 l6 SO As 20 Is 65 20
Halt Nos. 20 So 70, prize of$l00, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 9-Feb Goth
IL 81 40 ID IA l 80 II 68 SO 40 81 80 49,
Whole Nos IL 43 81, "a prize Of $3.50 sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Monongaa, No. 23-Feb. 9th:
40 16 2 SO Ga 9 SO SO "a 80 So
Ticket Nos. "a So, prize of $780, sold and paid
oy STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. FIFE b. 2Sth:
46 36 IS 81 10 IS 60 10 Is s.
Half Nos. 81 IS 60; Ticket Nos. 81 46 &C, a prize
CT 5000, sold and paid by STR ALTON.
Drawn Nos: OF Sussex, extra, No. 26-March LIST:
az So 60 ii SO 81 70 10 SO 30 % 9.
Ticket Nos % 30 1911 prize Of 500; also, Nos
III AZ 81, a price, sold AID paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. 24-March lst:
81 "A 30 - 10 81 ~ 20 So SIS Al 81.
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GLDDON'S PANORAMA OF THE
~ NILE, EGYPTIAN MUMMIES, &c--
Last six Exhibitions, on Monday evening, Sd March,
Wednesday, 9th; Friday, It'll; Monday 10th; Wednes-
at a o'clock. Dsors open hour before.
Admission, 25 cents NH /
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40 TrMaduKSssDAY;-Deaware, extra, No. as-Capital
l, quarters so.
IHURSDAY-Mononga No. 26-Capital: 500
ooo. 66 nos, II drawn. Tickets SIS, halves 2 so
quarters Is.
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FRiDAY-Sussex, No. 19-Capital: $4,000. I
nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81.
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TUESDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 27-Captal: ST.
quarters Csc.
TUESDAY-Mononga No. 25-Capital $685.
49, Is numbers and Is drawn. Tickets s., halves
50 So quarters 25.
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Pennsylvania Legislature at baltimore and Wash


ington
The visit to Baltimore, on Friday last, Of the Mem
hers OF the Legislature of Pennsylvania made at the
instance of the Directors of the Railroad Companies
between Harrisburg and Baltimore, marked by the
manifestation of all those courteses and inequalities
which were appropriately due to the distinguished
guests and representatives OF neighboring Common
city by committee appointed for that purpose. and on
reaching Baltimore were taken in charge by other
mttees who had prepared quarters for them at the
era principal hotels.
Before separating, however, the Members OF the Lee
gislau:e were cordially welcomed by MIR. Jerome, the
Mayor, in address in which he rendered them pub
lie entertainment on behalf the city, in pursuance of re-
interchange of courtesy and good feeling This pref
tered hospitality want of time prevented the visitors
from accepting. But they partook ola sumptuous ban
quet that had been previously provided the Eutaw
House, which afforded not only an occasion of much
social enjoyment, but highly complimentary of
those III honor OF " hom it was given.
The MEMBERS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LAGIsLATU
accompanied by large number OF private gentlemen
from that State, arrived in Washington city in the
O'Clock train OF Saturday They spent several hours
alter their arrival in visiting the President, in company
with some of the members of the House of Represen.
tatlves from their own State in attending the sessions
OF the two Houses of Congress, and in making ind
vidual calls upon members of the Cabinet.
Between the hours OF three and four o'clock the whole
party from Pennsylvania numbering two three hun
dred called upon Gen. Scott. After partakng of some
where they were handsomely entertained by the City
Authorities. Toasts and speeches from members of
the Pennsylvania Legislature the Mayor of Washington
and Members OF Congress, the order OF the even
ing The good taste of leaving out political topics in
80 mixed an assembage was very closely observed.
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MONDAY--Sussex, No. ls-Capital: $27, $780, 70
NOS, Is drawn Tickets So.
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a LEXANDER CAMPBELL's PUBL.
IA CATlONS.--The "Cheap Bookstore" kept by
Dr.. Walsh Broad street, North OF the Theatre, is the
Disciples Book Depository, where the following works
may always be obtained;
Christian Hymns, in various bindings from 37a cts to
81 so
The Christian System 81 90,
The Christian Baptist 90 So
Mr.. Campbells Debates with McCalla, Rice Owen
and Purcell. The Disciples and others wishing any Of
the above works, will please call at the
CHEAP BOOK STORE,
fe2S Broad St, North Of the Theatre.
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n OUIs j. BOSsIEUX, dealer in Connection
EA AIRY, Fruits and Fancy Goods, l07 Main street.
begs to call the attention Of Country merchants
and Others want OF articles in his line his assort-
ment. He is in receipt of
100 boxes bunch Raisins
so hf. do do do
50 Or do do do
20 boxes Rock Candy
rs do Fancy Soap
30 do Oranges and Lemons
cases preserved Ginger
boxes Citron
Is bbs. Soft-she Almonds
5 bales Moer do
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 do Fiberts
do new Wanuts
800 drums and boxes new Figs
20 boxes assorted Cordias
10 do Muscat Pfunes
Also-loo0 lbs Fresh Steam Candy manu- actured
daily and warranted TO stand any climate, for sale at
northern prices. Call and see.
e4
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EGYPT'S REVELATIONS. s.-as
SNlX ARCHAEOLOGICAL LECTURES, distinct
~ from the Panorama,) on the latest Egyptian dis
coveries will be commenced by Mr.. GLIDDON on
Tuesday evening, 18th March, and confined on Thurs
day 9th Saturday 9Th; Tuesday, llh Thursday, 18th;
and Saturday, 18th March, at Odd Fellows Hail. at II
o'clock precisely.
For subjects, &c; &C., see programme; to be had,
with Tickets, at the office of the Exchange Hote
and the principle Hotels, Book and Music Stores and
at the door. Terms-Tickets to the course, So, chill
dren 81, single admission so cents no half price
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u FER FER. iNH'-MASA'FH' Mr. JOHN SPOT
First night Of the celebrated Comedian
SIR VIM. DON.
THIS EVENING, March 4th, will be presented
the petite comedy of
USED UP.
Sir Charles Godsream, ........ SIR VIM DON.
1ronbrall.. Mr.. Duff Mary, Mrs. Sloan.
Dance, BY. Miss Carline.
To be followed by the farce of
MY WIFE'S OUT.
MIR Scumble Mr. Weaver Mrs Scumble, Miss Sinclair
Augustus. MIR Walcot Betty ..... Miss Clarke
Dance, by. .................Mo Mons Szoosy.
After which, the farce of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Cousin Joe ,.Sl VIM. Don. Margery,. Mrs. Sloan.
To conclude with the ballet of
ROEUS PONPERNIKEL.
In which Miss Carline and Mons SzolIosy will ap.
,pear.
ADMISSION-Boxes so cts; Pit Is cts; Centre
Gallery so cts; Side or Eastern Gallery 1911 cts. Co
lored Gallery Is cts.
Seats be secured from 10 to 2, and from 10
O'clock. NH Iii
NGYPT's REyELATIONS.-MR GID
w DON'S FIRST LECTURE-THIs EVENING.
Subject: "INTRoDUoToRy-Egvpts place in the Worlds
History at the middle of our XIXth century since the
return o the Prussian Scientific Mission under Chey.
LEPsIUs. Sketch of their explorations. The ROYAL
Museum Of Berlin. What is doing in Egyptology in
England, France, Italy, Germany, aud the United
States" NH 4-It
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WV ANTED.-We wish to purchase a middle
Wv aged man, accustomed and thoroughly
quainted with gardening, and OF good character and
sold for no fault for such an one fair price will be
paid by one who wishes to purchase for his
and reside within the county OF Henrico Appvto
#fe 2S TOLER COOK.
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SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 29-Capital 81 :
500. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81. halves 5Oe
quarters Csc.
-. Also, for SATURDAY-Mono Lottery, No.
E7-Captal: S55, O00 IS nos. Is drawn Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
Buyers are referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
seen at the office, as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders ior packages certificates of packages and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when 1e-
quested. Please address orders to
NH 3 NJ SRATTON Richmond vo
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cskp fOTICE.-The undersigned having pur
Y*HA chased Of Messrs. w. P. w. Taylor & Co a
"a number of Ladies', Misses and Chdren's
~, SHOES, OF different knds-which ara very
slightly, if at all, damaged by the recent frerespec
reduced prices. . N''
Those in want of Boots and Shoes, would do well
to give him call, as great bargains may be had.
JAMES BOLTON,
NO. 23S Broad st., opposite MIR. Thos D. OuarIes
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a Y AS.-The SUBSCRIBERS prepared to receive or
w ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores hotels, pri
vate houses churches, &c. in the very best Manner and
reasonable terms Apply at their foundry, corner of
9th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awts ]. F. g. l.. l.. BARNS.
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TNVO FARMERS.-5OO0 bags pure Peruvian
n Guano, now landing direct from Peru; the brand
for sale by
lie Il-c4w HUGH w. FRY.
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EAiVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors of the
-HS Richmond Fire Association have declared d.
vdend of u per cent, Tor 81 50per share) the cap
tai stock thereof for the six months ending March LIST,
1851 payable at the office to the stockholders, on and
after Monday next, the 10th inst.
By order OF the Board of Directors
NH JOHN H. BOSHER Sec
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EpOOKs AND STATION ARY.-SPHiNC;
AD 195l.-MORRIS & BROTHER, date Drinker
q Moiris wholesale and retail dealers in Books, Sta.
tionary and Panos beg to invite the attention of Coun-
try Merchants to their large and general assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY, including Blank
Books, Letter and Cap, Writing and Wrapping Paper,
in great variety which they offer the lowest possible
prices.
PIANO FORTES.
The popular and acknowledged superb instruments
made by Worcester, constantly on hand and for sale
at factory prices. NH q
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q .AW NOTICE.-THOS. S. FLOTRNOY 4
Practice OF Law, will attend regularly all of the
Courts in the counties of Halifax, Campbell and Pitt
sylvania the Quarterly and Superior Courts in the
county OF Frapklin, and the Superior Courts in the
counties Of Henry and Patrick
~ Office at Halifax Court House, Virginia.
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Spring DRY GOODS.-WADSWOR
~ TURNER " CO., No. rs Main street, have re-
celyed large and general assortment of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which they offer
TO the city and country merchants their usual terms
and respectfully solicit examination Of their stock
snail continue to receive from time to time during
the Spring, further supplies of Dry Goods
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IA OR.-In pursuance OF a resolution OF the City
Council adopted 10th February 1885 the Council will
proceed, on MONDAY the 10th OF March next, to the
service performed by him. by virtue OF his office he
may charge the party at whose such service is
performed one dollar, when less than hour is ta-
ken; and if more than hour be necessarily TAKEN at
the rate one dollar for each hour
VIM P. SHEPPARD, C. C. r.
e. tx 0t,u,l0Mh
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OF the Jurors o. as~-ta.r s,- the C-. a. .s IN
| Law II ,..ns,,,.b,.- - s..., =, :.
| a. - 10 ."-N"S"s1 WON mUiu7' 50
He requested re 'fcef having he Jun change g.
as ne Cont FOR Instructions 3on the law ~ rsusla.s
Ter tAa sad officer ate TIE iap>e i ah,lt s. min
reti'n, o. an stated The Jrrr N subsr-s tlat TIE
stI' : matter ~ law, hal n1tnl- whaever % 81 vii
Mi>iil-ll'f WA TIE indictment against Carnal wsS ~
moicsf- aLd ihat he tac l-s were III, ,-, fDot
~as oi uals aush'er ADJ mat Jus - Fiman.s hat
= actfn "a e. state O. tas ~ ne H., q ut
iNtaif ai-er hearing tbs statement er 3d.. h-,..li
1a rs tv the Iasffucfnf> u H.. Ia-t ,,-s IA -
jury = I've minutes thrrssf-,r r.fr,-..i -. - - .
sarfilrr If su.i'r .ra o. Al ..t q = 49, +"
F-,- fsrlr,r, ,,,.,,l IL. f , ~. Peg 90 q
b., ,n.s.- .erra ?, ..,,- T. /. ... .. .'.. 't
~ -'''' d ~
Csr-les lfcyrr fl-.ra.r ~ ri. rur. .,-., -.... e.
tf-,.s a, o. TIE tsfir.uns-,,n - -l. ..- M
course of sf-uwtlr -u >umrrr- D BAT u .-l-r.'
Chut, tur oi tie counsel of C. >f ff C4-rls -e-. ,
g ufld ben .e stL hc->.-l. O. case Up
cLf - mans .1r rif,r .alr aaf nat r.urf.- al
discuss ol sluoug rnr lr aas l ea-adr ID and arst
.f u1>s. ~htu = va, .r.a.>rf I'd. l,-rrtf.r rt,
ron tie CONT
The llCt - tnfht IIlllclt..l u tie 0ferIta>
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admitted Sc
Hr CossErTcRp ard sts-es that ne nd ,-,7rp,ly
Exhibition, - words kaif 1t Iorao observed vsTcss
teemiue with abnss u America and II her ori.tas -
exhibition n The Far sf,at deal q siticm IN fhns
aireci,u had a.so appeared IN many quarters BAR. "
tbs cIii.cSl. Ae thought ueTis While much u AZ
WAS , -retll-c, and very bad taste IL conceded
bv Va; numbers c intelligent anG ung re ced psrsor u
s uaous that several oi asfirlcs 0a cth bsa tss
esce M sry'sins 81 the kn before seen ~ the ,ca
~ ~ ,be OH worIt &c ieit much g-a,isr,sa "a ys~
N m. fci 81 . anf fhc ENTIRE Awcrcsn reople p,s
ave hal r greater ior congrsauailon and
Ten would have schi- Ell nlch grafrr trump throu n
ise m 's,, hs,ins ,hsrse Of the mater IA als coaS
Wfr however, c'rrnittee>. - committees an
soers were appointed Who Knew H'tAilS II lNoor, -
We, fe ~r,,fl, % afgrcc a'c Is groiuc;s. wo
- haze fetu s,lrr>i had W. made complete Ail a.
he topct that whcnu snail AaNs &c" ~, -a % nSas
slcthsr F'r re sind the str " oll eun'f, vail
BE- roptr'r ans fa cared !or and represented ana hat
hs sNiug i'> direction ~ n-acii,ai 'ie,h n,
Oeeratc ,uressfcd ihsl % wa> MOI 70 nc Nnue'sa al
IA, Brt,h nrt SIS should spcak dcrogaiorif 1t ourco =
and her productions. Whsn or mister - we olt
81 Jsrs stands si0rc dencc in tr Nt, y lfonI
nd declares r fhe rrs>t " arm est and mast enhgh'ei
civ M he woiil-the center ofcN!izaiion asd 81 ar,
r.. Co4Ds.,uGng Secr,iaf,, NT Pr 3. iead lex
f-eu NJ a. .,,,r,y p t,ssf.i ~ Chca-o. Ia mAsi~
slni irs ilcs with regard 20 ne Laooi n.y.
4 reform The Mcsien and South western STATES W.
notion. Mr. = 0as directed O. reply - the same
Mr. DcNNfiiN offered The foll owing resolution
Kssof,d, That COMMITTEE 81 tlree - app9n'e. "a
.iisr and report ueon RE best II bringing thr >an
Get Of regulation Of hou-ereut "a cities by a" before
Thi> resolution gave g. lengthy. ANIMATED and 1ats
.8isrt>irg scuS>on in vhch thr Nas nunef VI sc,
inflicted upon the tons millions m The share 81 nssh
ir posed Tie discussion was participated IN =
Mess CcNvhEfoEn. NAMING MALrnl. hANN9t Aas
Bo~lN AT u whom iayoled ne aio non u nc
an cor'tDcpg that the only manner IN Which the Ten
tut could loqe tCr really practical and qernnem ree'
The question being called for the resolution was adopted
asd VI .ssss ComMeriord D'unell and Ninuns were AZ
II. A. GUILD. SecfetaT,
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The HoBoKEN Rors.-The Court was
opened Yesterday BY the following Judges, VIZ Cor
neliu, Van Wrinkle, stephen Garrison and George
Thomas
The Circuit Court viii be- opened probably toward
thelend of tins week, by Chef Justice Henry w
Green, Esq. from whom message To the Court and
the members Of the Bar vas received stating tha,
he W.. occupied now = lackensack, n the trial Of
Al. important dover case and also that another
has 10 be disposed Of before this term concludes. He
therefore requested the Court 20 empanne the Grand
INQUEST agreeable 10 the statute provided Tor such an
occasion. winch was proceeded with accordingly,
The following are the names Of the gentlemen Of
The Grand jury
Moses b BrownhuIl, foreman Henry southma,d.
Henry salisbury, Henry Insley, Cornelius {.
Bfockaw, Edward b. TORY. ADeel Abbott, Robert
Earle. James Wilson, Robert Rutherford, George ].
yreeland, Thomas Young, Andrew Kingsland'
BEN ANN yreeland. Jacob Van Horn, John Gare,-
son. Jacob Newkirk James Montgomery, James
Mclaughlin. Michael Fisher, Lafayette Tompkins
Villain A. Palmer, Edward r. KIRK.
A. regards the trial Of the Hoboken Rioters We ex-
pect 70 give some nformailon to our readers In FRI
DAYS paper Judge Kidney = bur slowly recovering
II Rev Mr. Hoover preached ser
II
sunday last. preparatory 10 the organization of an
other Presbyterian Church IN that city. me St"H-
mel .taies that this organization J. mucn desired, a.
many Of the congregation Of the present cnnieh are
comIelled to reside Il distances too remote rom II
10 be able to attend Il with any ,ort Of convenience
- The September term OF the Mon
rnot,th Courts commenced on Tuesday last, Judge
NeyIus presiding There appears TO De- a eonsriera-
he amount Of business on both the ciyll and crlm
nal calendars.
~ We understand that the company of
Contnentals Oi Jersey City, contemplate visit u
Phiad lphIa the 18th INST, accompanied by
Adams Brass Band whlcA I'll give d concer. there
n connection With Bureyp Brass Band Of that city.
rg The Peters AND OGDEN GUARD, the
new military company, Of Newark numbering about
o. proceeded on az excursion 20 Fort Lee Yesterday
where they bad hRe days sport
~ The horse thief Bowen, VINO plead
guilty at the sussex Couf. has passed for psesches.
been N four or i've State prisons, and a number %
alls, married several times, and played the part OF
rascal generally. for the las, IS years
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"Sllencc. like a pouluce, came.
To head the blows OF sound"

DrNTAL SURGEONS The fifth Annlver-
Any OF the formation Of the New-Nork State Soce
VOL Dental Surgeons Was celebrated last night At
buass Hotel IN Murray-St by dinner, speeches, Sc
Previous to the dinner the Society held their regu-
1 annua election OF officers, when the following
PERSONS we're chosen
&C. ALLEN, President
&. Amber, First Vice President
1. III. BunaSs, Second Nce-Presldent.
H. Clarke, RECORDING Secretary.
b. Lord, Corresponding Secretary.
Mk Bridges Treasurer.
T X spencer, Librarian.
k<scEflre COmmlt;es--f. Z. Chase, T. Loyeloy, e..
h. Sehafer, h. +. Mcguire, Geo. Clay.
The company then >at down to a bountiful dinner,
which belng dispatched, The Chairman of the Com.
a''ee OF Arrangements read letters IN answer TO IN
uatons from DIS {. \ Harris OF Baltimore &. +
Sadeite, OF Phlladc phla, Daniel Harwood, OF BoS-
'oa G. A. Foster, of Otca, and Isaac Greenwood
Nd A. l.. Cox, OF tins City
The President ior The evening, Or W. X. Bridges,
ust the ioss,s
n The Anniversary 4 ihe Organization OF the Sole u
's'a Surgeons ci the state Of New Iol>.
pr Voyell responded briefly on the importance OF
~ymiisnOn IN Improvements Of all professions
Medical and Dental Scance TWIN sisters Of the heal
o. nsNe~-York Medical College toe 6rs, to acAnow.
~ act Younger sister the Society Al Dental Surgeons.
Ssssaling prciessorship, they som establish a
r Il Dental Sgrsey
oeaia Science IN the United States - preemnence
MMo~letsed throughout lne world
"a tse Dental Art known anC appreciated IN ennoahs
sasemshi
W. Sol.man Brown responded. enlarglng upon
aeeeSsity Of refinement education and gentle
nay address to proper standing a. practitioner
asu art Tie reierredio ms own attempts 10 ben
sosk
VI hoaoye, guests
a. heep OF Boston responded bnehy, hoping that
- Sa0uld meet again under even more favorable
and ihs, other cities and States would have
VA Dental associations
- I Amber and DR. Bridges and others made
~ A"d appropriate speeches and at a late hour
.O"pafy separated. well pleased with their an
>, "NorHks TALK ABOUT DRINKING Run
o,S Lille Tune Temperance Society Will hold an
- temperance Meeting 1t No. S Chatham square.
o"' Thursday evening, sept. IL, a, : o'crk
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Slres
{. IAN SrE,N NAVIGATION CO !

|W VIM NtII . I0II
A. tul meeting # the Board Il Directors n tis Ocean
steam Navigation c., held Tuesday, the 3d inst the
louowln- Preamble and Resolutions were. IN motion made
by Jacob \ Ne>eNet E>l., and duN seconded, rnani-
uCu>ly adopted
Whereas Capt EleaTer Cuhtrce who tor upward %
three years las Commanded the Company steamer Her
mann. tins dav addressed letter g. the President u
tins Compauy rendering hl> resignation II sand command
and tins Board having accepted the same. thereiEe
RfSolrsf That an consideration Of the long tithiul and
efficient services Capt. Cahtree this Board az parting
with him. take pleasure M expressing the high esteem They
entertain not On his character gentleman, but tor
hrs ability commander and that their best wishes at
tend INN wherever ne may be.
Rsofd That copy Of the above Pre- noe ami Resoiu-
ton signed ~ the officers Il hls Company De presented Ia
capt Clahtrec
True coug from n . minutes
l>igredl c II SAND. Presldes
{. J. ANDERSON. Secretary
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

u Israel +. Smith, long known as one
Of the most influential citizens Of this village, DIED
Yesterday Of apoplexy His loss will:be widely Eel,
~ The Board Of Finance will meet on
"Wednesday The Eth Of September, for the purpose
Of fixing the salary If the officers ofthe city Of VII
l.rSburOh
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CoMpLlNt>rAsy To CAPT CsAsrRrr.-

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO = OftIDE.l
\Ev-N oRk sept 3. 1851
carr CRABrREE-D'ar Nr Enclosed herewith.
have che ea>ure g. hand copy IF the Preamble and
Resolutions adopted bY Board of ,nr
Withdrawing from the command Of the Hermann. and a>e
tins occasion add the cNpresS best wishes
your happiue>> and prosperity.
And remau yer, truly. yours.
Signed { n. SAND. President
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THr FIRrNrN.-The examination lot.

the conduct of The two iTcmen who were ARE Stet
on Sunday evening al the IRE m " llloughby>t was
brought on Yesterday morning John McEyoy, ac-
cuSed OF cutting the rope hy Which the officers kept
back the crowd admitted the fact. but stated that n
WIS done m the heat OF the moment and without de-
liberation. On this admission counsel consented Ia
withdraw the charges hoping there would be no tiI-
Their ebutlon OF hostile feeling between the police
and hremen. who should act IN reciprocal support II
each other The case of Joseph Appleyard, Tor tear
ING down gTapeylne> on same occasion. Was further
postponed tlll this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

EFFECTS OF THE HEAr.-Mlchael Ma
hon. who Was struck down by sun stroke while At
work M livng>ton-St.. Monday morning. has since
died An inquest Was De held on the body Yesterday