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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

Esa FOR RENT,-The dwelling house in Tan
E.a Bark Row. at present cupied by Mr. VIM. e.
Paine, is for rent Possession be OF the first
October. For terms, apply to
Sc II JAMES BOSHER
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"a FOR RENT-The wooden house on the de-
E;I clvity ofthe hill North of the Poor House with
very large lot, we'll enclosed the same house recently
vacated by Mr.. Monkey. Rent S. per month Apply
to TOLER q COOK
oc % General Agents.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

- FOR RENT, large family house on It'll St.,
EGA between Franklin and Grace Streets This house
built by R. R. Duval, has 10 rooms, 2 water
closets and baths, kitchen aundry4 for servants
wood and houses, all in complete order, will be
rented for year leased for of years. APP.
ply to
DC 10 JAMES GRAY
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Brilliant Lottery for November 29th.
$4,000 80 900 10000, 100 prizes of2O00, 100 prizes
of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass z, to be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, November 29th. 10 Nos, IL
drawn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

800, 900 capital in prizes of 800, 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %. 10 be drawn
Baltimore GU Saturday, November 22d, 1851. IS
os. II drawn
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DAVID CIJRRIE.

EOhN EIW bOhNs Supe-
/Zk4NY ~ ror fast steamship CITY OF RICH
ZZ1NaD1HfgS MOND, Wilson Terry commander,
=-=zEZ--is now receiving cargo and will posi-
lively sail on Thursday, the 9th nst l O'Clock P
M. For freight or passage, having stateroom accom-
modations, apply on board or to
RANKIN & WFIlTLOCK
Passage in first cabin, meals included. .........$ SO
nos r d w.
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an FOR RENT, most beautiful cottage res
A dence, on 7th street, the City Spring, in per-
feet order and with comfortable arrangements, with
front yard taslily ornamented with flowers Apply to
oc 10 j. M TAYLOR
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a. FOR RENT-Two small wooden tenements
Eion Valley Street, near Wesley Chapel. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
Oc9 (Ieneral rants
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r.. FARNHAM.

| The New York Tribune can scarcely expect that we
should expose its disngenuous statement about the pub
lie printing Will such men as Horace Greeley and John
Wentworth be satisfied Will nothing but blood
content the bloodhounds' The tale which the Union
tells this morning ought satisfy every man who has
particle OF justice in his composition the slightest pre-
ence to the refnemens of gentleman. Every of
property which have realized since our sojoun in
Washington is swept away-ofice and ALTO help to
pay debts and hold our house as a guarantee
for the other debts which shall be compelled to con-
tract to carry out our ill-sarred contract.
We scorn to make complaints. We will not stoop to
proptate the who have SO long prosecuted u.s. We
defy their malice. We can bear every stroke of i'll
fortune which may beall US with the equanmity that
flows from easy conscience and ndomitable spirit
In spite Of the New York Tribune and its affiliated free
soil presses and its abolition colleagues shall appeal
to Congress for justice We have every confidence that,
both houses would have relieved us but for the
amentary tactics to which the opposition resorted we
shall obtain il at longer session Upon this rock we
repose with perfect confidence
And may state that this article of the abolition
press is the only attack which may condescend to
pei Let "the peltings Of the pess storm" be poured
upon heads we have lived but little purpose
have served a. the abong the press for forty
years in vain-f cannot defy all such assaults They
may Try to steep in poverty TO the very lips we will
bear it all in silence, if not with patience We have
lived honest man. and we trus, we have never sunk
the gentleman in the editor. And now we shall see
whether there are decency and dignity enough in the
American press to protect the retiring editor from the as
saus of fanatics and backguards .,ra@0ga
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To the Editor.
NABIIIN0TON. n

r. WAsHINGToN, March 10, 1851
SIR perceive several papers have published an &C.
count OF interview between General Scott and Gov
Marcy was present the occasion, and gave parc.
ular attention TO the affair There is some embellishing
which ia worth correcting, il the affair is worth noticing
All but few concluding words in the remarks attributed
license. have been added His remarks. in poinof fact
ended al REFLECTED glory honor He gave no intima
ton whence or from whom the "refeeisd glory" came
Should you think OF noticing the incident, correctness
would require the omission OF all alter the words ere.
hecied glory" You might, if you choose, notice the
omission, and say il was made the authority of one
who was PRESENT.
1.-THE following is the article TO which our correspond.
reers We extract from the National Inteigen.
Ger OF Thursday last:l
'.GRs. scorr Gov MARcY--A Washington letter in
the New York Express has the following statements
"a reconciliation of differences has taken place be
tween Gen Scott and Gov. Marcy. Both gentlemen be q
c. g Kennedy, esq the General expressed to Mr. Ken
needy determination To make advances the Sece
ary War, with whom he had been on friendly re
atons since the Mexican war, stating that he felt op-
pressed by the unnecessary continuance OF any GOODNESS
fer reconciaion He hoped that ,he Governor would re-
his expressions spirit by which he
nauenced ia making then. eai..
had hoped The whole com pany (smong whom 4
Governor Crenden Attorney General en Governor LIT.
cher of Kentucky, Minister Me rico Edward ".
ere, late president OF Harvard University MIR Macedo
Minister from Braz Mr. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior
nc seemed much delighted with the affair and IL. re.
"At the supper table Governor Marcy was toasted
response which governor remarked that
celebrity might attach him Secretary OF War
reflected glory honorretiec,ed from the gallant
and brave officers with the notice OF whose conduct
he honofed, and especially from him who has been
distinguish general Tor thirty
than any living The expressions 80 deca t1y
received with burst of applause ted
will endure when the festive occasion shall sumber for
gstfulness'"
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kebrn sehsnes, Of Ohio, TO ks eoyoy extraordinary
,nd mipistrr plonipotuntaTy tbs COVE OF Brazil
John herr, oil Maryland 10 be ehan d'sEaires OF the
United o~les 60 the government OF Noaisgns
fr,venoa r. King Of Georgia 10 he charge fafairos OF
the United States TO New Granada. 4 -.r
Franklin ii Clack, of louisiana to be secretary the
legation Of he United States in Brazil.
Samuel o. Goodrich, Of New York, TO be consul Of the
United states al Paris In France, in place OF Hobt Walsh
resigned
John Howard Payne 10 be consul at Tunis.
VIM Allen, OF Missouri. 10 be secretary Of The Territory
Of New Mexico
Elias T. Wet of New Mexico be attorney of the Uni
ted States Tor the Territory OF New Mexico.
Jesse Turner OF Arkansas TO be district attorney OF the
United States Tor the western district OF Arkansas
George Knox OF Arkansas to be marshal OF the United
States Tor the western district Of Arkansas,
John Jones, OF New Mexico be marshal Of the United
States for the Territory Of New Mexico.
REVENUE.
Thomas Butler King. for the port of San Francisco
Jesse Hambleton, Sacramento, California.
Collin Wilson, UmpQua, Oregon,
simpson 7, Moses, Puget's sound, Oregon ....
William Henry Russell. Monterey, California r
Robert Goodwin, port OF Beverly, Massachusetts,.
Edward c Ward, jacksonville, North Carolina
Jesse Thomas. Nashville. Tennessee. A.
Tobias Wolfe, Memphis. Tennessee.
William Brown, Evansville, Indiana. . .....#
frederick Belden. Corpus Cirist Texas,
Samuel Harris. Veasco, Texas.
George T. Newell, Pacific City, Oregon
Alonzo Leland Milwaukee.
William M Miller, Nesqualy, Oregon.
Samuel Barney. Santa Barbara. California.
George Pendleton, San Francisco, California.
s#.a. APPRAISERS AT LARGE,
Charles Bradley, OF Massachusetts .a##aEa
Matthias b Edgar OF New York. .a#
John s Riddle, of Pennsylvania. He.s..# ~ @E
Hugh w. Evans, of Maryland. #a4 h4A
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The grand National Hall Monday promises 10 be
OF musical have
The ability wonderful OF Madame Paodi
world The excitement and desire
York first arrival In that city the very
Lind excitement and the sntcipsons
her extraordinary talents than realized opera
varied and attHcvs critics and had nothing
carp but much TO admire
pshed vocalist Madame Paodi will be assisted number
o,he. every Of whom is and nrstesrns Amalia
Patti, sunor Avknone and Miska Hause whose
s violin playing has gained for him everywhere
his best Strakosch whose
all the musical world and who high fame as
composer, completes The author Nspo
win appear to glorious advantage in such constellation Of premier
before the large and fashionable audience win certainly
oil the hall Monday night
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ing letter 10 another senator OF the United States who's
name il Is unnecessary for us 10 publish

II tss a#it si1zs WAsnisogos, ID O., March rs. l75i
Sin am MOI liz surprised % from YOU through
Mr. --. OF the Union Office. that had been ~ the
House complaining that could 9ot my money that
Mr.. Richie me- aud chat Mr.. RitcLio in order
deny. have been The House Tor time past
and when there, never made any inqaries about Mr.
Richie any bills that be made out ard defy any
say the contrary ia ruth. | have never com
planned OF any conduct OF Mr. h ards me- nor has he
ever refused do anything for that suggested
and, have ofen said, that | have no com pl ats
against Mr.. Richie, having always found him be truly
honorable and hgh-mnded nor did | ever whisper TO
any human being that dissatisfied with his course
regard TO me- Respectfully,
X. FARNHAM
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrlMoKr, March HIS. p. n

BALruaoKn, March Il-5. p m.
The Oyster Wm.-Capturs Of the Poaehsys.-De5n Of
Parod.-ksnt County Massacre. The Markets, &c
The oyster war. mentioned 10 my letter yesterday as
raging In the Chesapeake bay has termina ed Ia grand
victory by the Malandes the Phadelphs poachers
The steamer Herald which sh Tae sday night with the
sherh OF Somerset county boaId, aud hundied armed
meu, under command OF Captain John Marshall, of the
Junior Artetists returned yesterday afternoon and reports
hat she captured seven schooner With their cagoes and
crews, and carried them into Annames,ex creek where
they were sn rendered TO the State authorities will be
condemned and sold One large schooner called Union
scutled by her crew, made their In boat
The leaking vessel however, the creek be-
fore she sunk, and win doubtless be raised Ooiy
fifteen OF the OF the vessels the remainder
having escaped This expedition off by Deputy
Attorney General May, and his prompt action doubt.
less put end these repeaed oy
beds of pTising cultivalors OF shel-ish.
Parodps first in B,ltimore last evening was al
tended by magnificent audience, comprising large por,
zion Of The intelligence and beauty Of the city Her recep.
ZION most enthusiastic and although public expecla
the musical ability OF Parod raised to the
highest pch all appeared be than grafed with
the reality Her performances was brilliant her execution
finished, and her natural powers remarkable She sang
with great and sweetness and introduced her EN-,
belishments with taste. judgment, and great artistic skill
Maurice Strakosch the piano. and Maka Bsuser the
VIOLIN stand high instrumental performers Psfodi
is vocalist and their performance ptu rous
" encored The orchestral accompaniment by the Ger.
mania Musical Society was also perfect rendering every
Pa o. the conce oeciueuV grand he gives her last
cert in baltimore Saturday night and will give her first
in Washington, at National Hall, on Monday evening
Nothing conclusive has yet been discovered as to the
guilt Of any of the parties under for the Cosden m
lily murder in Kent county, though believed that the
perpetrators arrested. Fonr have been ar
rested, making nine in all, and the country is still being
secured
THE MARKETs-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of Howard -four at 81 3s and OF
City Mills the price. Rye flour is held al SO 37b
Sales OF corn meal at ~ HA 49, Very little activity
prevails in the grain et Small sales of good to prime
red wheat at 95 100 cents While, 100 a IO5 cents
Sales OF S009 bushels rye CD GO Sales of white
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In Chsncey. IL soass~~ |
county court. IN tho Stale Of
NJ aryland, iDtcrmsdiAts day,
February 18Th, 1861.

ElLabeuh, vincent Nsryisad tntermedis
s s"ss n mn s r s 1ns: saa ISM
David Vincent tsl al
lands premises la county and State Of Maryland
Of which George Vincent late coun died ssaSsd ~
make Of the thereof m eeves
entitled The bill in substance that George Vtscen OF
his life seized Of real eseass
county departed thi. life eighteen
wherein he devised all widow, E1Bskeu
Vincent dung lifetime wldowhood upon snpporsing
all his children and, the vi mAa1s, his
her thirds and the residue said estate
between all his children Rxabsth,
widow George, Gosdy
OF Somerset county, Maryland
Mary vncenr sally Avn Phps and David
children and law OF the said George
David Vincent under
that The complainant entitled -
but that the Will no admit
without loss and injury all The parties coacsmed
be divided between Al the
bill that David Vincent resident
Of Alabama infant under the axe OF twenty
conoined him win himself -
passed granting leave
TO make said David defendant and In efeo making
said David Vincent ereupon adudged and ordered ~ Ms
subscriber Of the fourth judicial district
OF the State OF Maand that the anAn BY causing copy o.
TINS order to be inserted publhed ~
ton c the District OF Columbia in each OF ave successive
weeks before die day of May tbs said ab
defendant object bills him
this SOLICITOR before the
ond day November the
cause, any he has why decree ought not 70 prayed
WILLIAM T. q. POLK, Clerk.
March l5-law5wcp &
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the beneht and positively the last
washington by particular desire rope play
the Third and also character
tragedy Of that Mr. Nra6c particularly happy In
Of this and has received highest
from agedsn himself, Edwin Forrest, m whom play
originally written and the beneficiary
ad gentleman hope he have regret pro
fessona soourn in Washington. ta.
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by DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctionssru.

by DYER Il MCGUIRE, AuctionssEs.
FURNITURE, MACKEREL COFFEE, GLUE, Ac.-On Saturday
morning. March Is 10 O'Clock of auction
shall sell of household niure stoves, kch
utensils, &c. EHf 5stE
Also, 10 barrels mackerel + 4e-E-lA
bags roasted coffee
barrels glue aess szWI tAi&
boots and brogans &c. g.a
Terms cash. ~
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Mar l4-2t Auc4iOoesr.
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Lieut. w. T. Smith, OF the opog aphca corps Of engi.
nee. has been attached the United State. and Mc,ca
boundary commission, and ordered Washington to re-
port Colonel Graham Tor that service.
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National Mcdical College
for graduation of students will take
Smithsonian Institution, Saturday March
i5th O'Clock, The public invited 10 attend
Z + HxKKCIsEs. s4'4
Music by United States Marine Band.
sd. Prayer by the President. rt'HA
Music. y = . sg II
Address by the President. y
= Music. + III. .Y5vL
Reading Dean, and comforting
the degrees by the President.
Music.
Vaedictory Address by the Dean x.
IS Music. .A4 teN
Benediction.
Music tza orr
]. RILEY, NJ d,
March A-2ld .a. sieF8
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ELECTIONS rosrrosKD The general election. of Virginia
have been post, oned I'll the fourth Thursday ia October
tYeshrdoy's Richmond Enquirer
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(MORSE LINE)
... wAsHIsoroN OFFICE, PEsssyLvAsIA AvENuE,
Fifth house of National Hotel, Nos.
THE established by any company
consequently pioneer extending
between Washington BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New YORK;
Havrs
Wilmington, Tenton Princeton, New Brunswck, New
Jeey Cyhe only line in the county tho time
weshas repairs, and
transmit and deliver number q messages which
of accommodation OF the public, with
accuracy prompness, fidelity hitherto unequaled This line
with Of Morse NORTH and
SOUTH extending either
which and will be delivered desired The
line thoroughly systemsxed Its bust
mode delivery Of It's
equal all favors With the faci-
for this company every
ted and fthe do mot And il mos. Able for sle
graphing The offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pemsyvana fifth house OF National
Baltimore No Exchange South Gay Philadelphia,
Ol Granite building; New York, Ne
S Hanover street, corner Of Beaver. CT
WIN. M SWAIN, President.
March l4-3mds
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SIGNORINA TERESA PARODI,
Prma Donna Of her Maiestys Opera House, London in
GRAND CONCERT

W090lnRtOn,
On Monday Eresing, Merck II. #E
R. JOHN s. POTTER, manager OF the National Hall. Washing
Ill and of the Richmond Virginia.
respectfully ladies
Washington the District generally that he been
negotiating induce SGNORINA PAROD city
Of Washington, and he has Of
will give Grand Concert Monday
principal Of the New York Italian Opera Company
among whom Made Amelia Paul. ssnor Avsnone, Sxnor
Lon Msks Hauser great
Suskosh, pinnis and conductor. .lE#
undcgned having full confidence known
taste and befa 81 the citizens Of Warrington and their ability
willingness subscribe the number
him from has pledged himself they
will be prepared to receive her with proper spirit
fol
premiums
Boston and other cfs where
Two dollars To the boxes and dollar 10 ths gallery.
selling choice
auction and wishes 10 give equal chance all,
subscription opened
the National Hail. Thursday morning. March 49, 10 O'Clock
precisely.
subscribing first choice
The full
to be paid the morning Of the concert. #NH
only opportunity Washington will
unvasd she Europe immed
ateIy AFTER her present tour.
Mar l2-dtd
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0ULutheransm-By request the FIRST OF short series Of d.
question, "Why Lutheran W will
be pastor English Church.
of lh Streets Sabbath morrow evening"
haf-past O'Clock.
March Is 8#E#|.-
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alphabetically Divine permission, the Rev D. X Junkn, d.,
oNew Jersey will preach In the Presbyterian (D
Church, morning eleven o'clock and In the after
halfpzs three. 5
March Is EaaE
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no OWNERS o Texas.--A gentleman N Vrxnia.
and lawyer, desires toremovs TEXAS
would like
OF lands that with to bring them into
| market
He has family capital, DESTROYS Of engaging
agriculture He satisfactory testimonials Of capac
integrity responsibility his general acquaintance
as considerable enEraton Tsxas.
would he inclined avail himself
coespondencs with
advertiser suitable by addrsssing paid
WIN. GOU1DlN,
General agent and collector, RchHnond, virgipis.
Marl3-u
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Mar l2-dtd
sIoNORiNA TERESA PARODI,
Prtma DOnra Of her Myesy'. Opera Ho4.s. London.
Grand Concert,
AT THE NEW NATIONAL HALL, WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY EpEHINC MareA i7A.
Mr. John s. Potter manager the National HAIL. Washington
gentlemen city naon and
Of the District generally he has been for
sIGNoRINA PARoDI
To the Of Washington and he has pleasure
announcing that shs will give ga
GRAND CONCERT
On MONDAY EVENING, March I'm,
assisted by the principal aristes Of tho
NEW YORK ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
1 Overture bv IN, Orchestra
Grcnd AnatCasia Diva" Norma, farodi
fan,ssis Dramauquefor the von-on heme from Lucia
BONANZA Donrs,us opera Roberto Devsreur sigma
Grand fantasia from La File Regiment Maurice
T. Grand Ars recave from Tancedi Dole.
ingats Patra" Ana-"D, anu papu," Mile Teresa Psrod
Grand Aha from Maurice suakosch's opera Giovanni
Prayer e,ecutsd by hand from o,elio fol
lowed BY variations hi Bravuvn, from LL,zr
Capcho, called the Tee-a fable
for chldren-Miska Hauser.
tNorrThs piece describes the sensation OF bird which, after
having escaped from flies
IRON wg tws ard from tree to tree, repeats the e airs
been taught by It's mistrersl
N. The favorite dueto from Norma
Norma Teresa Poroai
Adaigisa sGns Amaia PAU
The price tickets has been
much less than .h syese alone on choice seats Bos
ton and other cities, where they are sold at auction
q TO the boxes, and 81 TO the gallery.
Box sheet A.
march,
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ny A. GREEN, Asetienesr.

VALuABLE TMREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE AMP LOT, AZ
Saturday. instant sell front Of the pssmss
O'clock m, by Of deeds OF and consent Of
and os
the residence Of Dr. sews deceased The
Desirable
city Is good and conveniently arranged
and hrstrats well
yard, every necessary
Terms OF sale ~ 500 cash. balance H. and 10 months the
ing and deed Of the properly Sale posive, and
9 calling the store ofthe subscriber. Z .4t-
Mar ll--dn A. GREEN Aucdonsef
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By DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Aactio..srs.
DR1VATE FAMILY CARRIA0EOn Saturday .ft,Ypoor MAJ,
40 at O'Clock In front OF rooms shan sd n
amy carthage with falling top belonging corps dpo
Terms cash. - -" 't"'
Mar l5-u A,.,:ssa,
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National Hall.
MANAGER, NE. }. .. POTTER.
a,. #. Benefit and positively appearance of
MR. NEAFiE
Saturday March l5t will be performed Shakespeare tragedy
RICHARD Ill
Richard Mr.. Neafe
To conclude with the prize tragedy of
..asHE.. ORALLOOSA.
Doors open ut 6k performance commence at TX O'Clock.
rs second so gallery IS
Office hours from 10 D. where places aud
March Is
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VALUABLE Canal Lot for Saie.-Lo, No l. ON .on.re No
2se at the corner Of 13k and Canal 10 r. an
the canal and 100 feed l3x well adapssd s
almost coal wood yard manuaory of
description - -''
Also lot the Goth and erby ss,ed m,
retail being in growing m.
and principal leading country her.,o "a,
terms apply ~
- . H. NJ. P. KING
warren iS-H Corner 18th l gu
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n OURNlNG 10 Ladies'.
Ill 10 pieces black baraRe, very hne
do do mourning silk
do do alpaca all grades and prices
do o cloths
do bombazine best make
white barage deiaine, very pretty
With caicoes, gnghams, lawns &c. -
Pennsylvania between TN and oh SIS.
Mar e-dawf
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Bold Robbry.-Fony Thousand Dollars Stolen.

NORWICH, (Conr y March Is Henry NJ Whittier, the
messenger ofthe Norwich Bank, knocked down
ladies' OF the Norwich and Worcester railroad depot
this morning. and robbed of forty thousand dollars Two
thousand dollars reward is offered for the recovery ofth
money and two thousand for the detection OF the robbcrsu
Among the notes ten 500 notes of the Qunebaug
Bank, each payable Lewis HYDE dated January 1851
Also 81 100 of the Mystic Bank In 2Us, lGs and few
snai er notes
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The Fua Fugitive. slaps Case In P,asburs
The Cuban Invasion.

Nav ORLEANS, March s-The jury IN the case OF Gen.
tried Tor being participant in the Cuban
vasion, unable to agree. They stood eleven for
scquital, and for They discharged,
The Uned States district court has entered mol pros
in this and all other Cuban cases