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From the Rio Granae.

letter from Eagle Pass, (Texas) dated January
l, says:
The headquarters Of the 1st Regiment of Inian-
try has been removed to the new post about TO be
formed on the Llane" between fredericksburg and
the Colorado. There 10 be Elk companies at the
new post Lieut. Colonel cambridge has resumed
tae command OF the regiment. Accompany, with the
band of said regiment leaves here on the LIST inst,
en- route for San Antonio, where the six companies
concentrate and take their departure for their
destination soon after
The Rifle Regiment, of which Brevet General
Smith is Colonel, is to relieve the LIST infantry on the
Mexican frontier.
The Filibasters have been almost entirely defeat.
ed in the late engagements with the Mexican troops.
aud now, for the present obliged to take shell er
in the woods below Fort Ringgold, and are almost
starved out, anxiuusly awaiting the arrival of Col
Ford from San Antonio, who l. daily expected to
,rrve with reinforcement. to renew hoafilities.-
The I'd Dragons are now out in pursuit Of them,
and about SO OF the soldiers from the several com.
panies Of the 1st Infantry occupying the frontier.
have deserted and Joined the party.
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Later from Mexico.

BY the arrival yesterday, says the N. o.
Picayune of The 2lst instant. of the schooner
Bonita from Vera Cauz, we have received pa
pers from that city to the 4th, inst, and from
the capital to the 18th ut. The news is not
of great importance. The country is gene
rally quiet, though there have been local dis
turbunces in various places. These, however,
were soon suppressed. We learn from the
Trait d Union that the new Congress was
continuing the work of organization. The pa
pers have ceased 10 be alarmed at the aspect
OF affairs on the Rio Grande. They consider
the danger there entirely at an end.
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THE HUNGARIAN FUSD CONTROVERSIAL
a meeting Of the Central Hungarist Commit
tee last evening at the Aston House, proof.
sheets were presented of the Certificates for
the Hungarian Funds in the different denomi.
nations Of 500, $50. $40, SIS, and 81. They
are all engraved in the highest style of art
". L. Tribune.
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The most remarkable railroad accident of
which we have any knowledge, occurred on
the Indianapolis and Lafayette road recently.
Two hand-cars were racing, with several on
each; the forward car, in passing a point
where common road crossed theliTack, was
thrown of the rails, and the other came upon
it with its full force, killing three men and in.
turing several others,
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A despatch from Baton Rouge, dated the
l9lh, mentions that Lieut.. Nickel was attack.
ed on his return no ne, near the garrison gate, by
four men. Three shots were fired al him one
shot look effect in his knee, wounding him
slightly. The injuries ogened mn old wound,
which BLEED profusely. lie was also robbed of
important papers, letters, and money.
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The ATHENEUM-This evening the Hon. John
Robinson will deliver a lecture at the Athen@um.-
The occasion is an interesting one and we hope to
see large attendance. We expect much good TO
result from the future influence and action of this
institution.
As it is our design to give condensed reports of
the lectures delivered in the AtheIeum, we trust
that suitable accommodations will be prepared for
the reporters As far as our columns will admit we
intend to give extended reports in hefuture in the
past of all those trials, speeches, lectures
addresses, public meetings and anniversaries
ring in city, which, we think, would interest
readers az the public generally
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VIA RIEn

On Thursdsy evening, Goth inst, by the Rev. B.
F Woodland, Mr.. RICHARD II. ROUNTREE, of
this city, to Miss OkENA N. BERRY, formerly of
LynchbuEg, Va.
It's thus that kindred spirits agree
To be united together;
To live and love, and loving be,
That nought on earth should sever
On Thurs lay evening, Goth inst, by the Rsv'd
James b. Taylor, MIR. ROBERT :. ANDERSON.
OF Caroline county to Miss BETTE ANN, daugh-
ter of Francis Wheat ESQ Of this city,
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ia 29-ta

Eg BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.-Hot,,
Cold and Shower Ba this can be had daily from
hall past SIX, A. NJ TO half past nine, p NJ. and on
Saturday to eleven, P. NJ, at the American Hair
Cutting, Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under
the American Hotel Entrance on Eleventh street
Single Baths 2S cents, or five tickets for one dol
lar in
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR LOUISIANA
A Geographic despatch announces the election
of J. P. Benjamin, Senator of the United
States, from the State of Louisiana, for six
years from the 4ih of March l853,sin the place
of the Hon. S. U. Downs, whose term of SER
vice then expires.
Air. Benjamin is gentleman of high talents
and standing, and a leading member of the
Wing party.-Nat. Int. 25th inst.
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y7The Belle Isle Iron Works. we learn were
sold yesterday at public auction for a5o00 dollars
subject to lien of S4l 900 in favor of the Bellesle
Compary-Messrs. VIM. II. Mcfarland and B. w.
Usxan purchasers.
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ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND.-This is literary
journal published in Columbia South Carolina, by
Messrs. Goldman & Jones, and states its design
TO be that Of "A choice companion for the home
circle the social group the lonesome hour, and the
leisure moment" It's illustrated weekly with finely
executed wood engravings, and contains large
amount of original and selected miscellany If an
agreeable and instructive character. We commend
it the patronage of the supporters Of Southern
literature.
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ACHARsE DISMISSED Miss Bailey brought
before his Honor, on yesterday, charged with as
saulting Mrs Cheathain. Mrs. c. did not appear to
sustain hes complaint, and it appearing that she en-
tered the house in which Miss Bailey is engaged in
taking care of a sick relative, and commenced
abusing her, and that thereupon Miss B. forcbly and
very righteously ELECTED Mrs. Cheatham from the
premises-the Mayor dismissed the complaint
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Ponr or RIcHmoND.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
ARRIVED.

schr Martha, Chiies, Norfolk, plaster, Shields &
Somerviflc.
schr Mary Ann, Cooper, North Caroline, shin.
giles
Schr AnseIia, Dunn Norfolk, plaster and empty
barrels, Davenport, Allen & Co.
Schr Henry Reed, johnson, plaster.
Schr New York. Nelson, New York, mdze, d.
Currie.
Schr Hill Carter, Nelson, Cardesss, molasses, C
T. Workman.
Schr Courier, below, bound up.
SAILED,
Barque Virginia, Boush, New Orleans, indze and
passengers, ID. Currie.
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SALE OFF REAL EsTATE.-The large brick tene-
ment ON Main street, belonging to the late Joseph
Goode, and occupied by Mr.. j. B. Stegal was sold at
public auction yesterday, by Mr.. Jas. NJ. Taylor for
the sum of S4300 subject to the dover right of Mrs
Goode-Mr. Henry C. jerks becoming the pur.
cf,a
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" Only lA 1-2 and 25 cents for Bill
ions Habits-ala the Liver, the best Pnr-
gufive Pill knowR.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTLBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, as
thousands who haze used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They called "Rail
in their good effect
Dr.. ROSES celehsated Family Pills for Indiges-
ti1n, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great deinand-priee 25 cents and for sale by Pur-
cell, Ladi 81 Co, Adie g. Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
Bodeker, Bennett & Beers, r. Duval, o. A,
Strecker and J. Blair. ja2l-ts
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HENRY CLAY.-The Washington correspon.

HENRY CLAY.-The Washington correspon.
dent of the Philadelphia American writes:
1t is source of peculiar pleasure for ME to
be able to say that Mr.. Clay's condition has
materially improved within the past xkeek. His
cough has subsidized considerably. his strength
has revived somewhat, and his spirits are more
elastic and cheerful.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, January 30.h, MARGARET
A, daughter of John A. and Julia A. Dansay, aged
> years, month and days. c. The fsiends Of
tne Ismily, and those oil VIM Hawkins, sr.. are re-
spectfny invited 10 attend her funeral day, Jan
3is, at Il o'clock at the fesidenee of Jas Wonny-
cot, on Venable STREET
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SOUTHERN LITERARY GAzETTE.-We are in
debted to enterprising friend Gresham, opposite
the Broad Street Hotel, for early copy of the Ga
zette for January 20
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DEATH BY BURNINC-A negro girl, about two
years of age, was burnt to death on Wednesday
last in the kitchen of Mrs Wallis house ON MARSHALL
street. Itsppears that the mother of the enid, who
belongs to Mr.. Allen, went out of the house for
few moments errand, leaving the child play
ing and rolling on the floor near the fire. A. few
moments after the departure of the woman. Mrs
Vail heard the child screaming, and upon going into
the kitchen, found her clothes in flames and; her
person dreadfuliy purnt. DR.. Workman was ssent
for, but could afford assistance and the girl died
in about five hours afi er the casualty.
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UNLAWFUL TRoTTING.-The negro drivers of
Garinta Barker's and Peter G. Woods teams were
reported as troting their teams unlawfully; and
their employers were fined accordingly.
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~ We made mistake IN our notice respect
ing the fire on Wednesday night Mr.. Dsbney
who sustained the loss of $500 was Alexander II.
Dabney, who is poor and industrious man, with
a large family.
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THE FORREST TRIAL.-Messrs. WEST &
BROTHER, have favored us with pamphlet
s4Ation Of this famous trial. The lovers of
Scandal-and their name is legion-may now
find many hours reading of very rich kind,
in this pamphlet.
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THE ATHENEUM-Profess A. GUYOT,
/ of Cambridgerwill deliver, at the Ashen1um,
during the next week. a course of four Lectures
upon the "Phy scal Nature Of the New World, COM
pared with that of the Old World eaebrseing
structure Of the Earth, Climate, Distribution Of
Heat, Circulation Of Winds and Marine Currents,
Diversities of Vegetation, &c. dc.
The first Lecture ofishe series will be delivered
on Monday the I'd February, the second on Tues
day, the third on THURSDAY, and the fourth on Pr-
day.
Brother, J. w. Randolph and A. Morris, and at the
door of the AtheD9um.
Price of a ticket for a single Lecture, IS cents
lor the four Lectures, IS cents.
Doors open at o'clock, p. NJ. Lecture COM
nneDces at half past T.
THE COMMITTEE on THE ATHEN4EUM
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~ RockHri.sge Alum Water,

RockBrissge Alum Water.-The Ger
tifcate Of James. 81 NJ Clmag, Rock5ridgs county,
TirgiRia.-This isto certify that my daughter Jane
bad been complaining for abou. two years with the
dyspepsia, aud she attended the >ekbridge Alum
Springs for few weeks for two seasons, and has
been in coed health ever since-and that has been
about eight years-and she is in better health than
she ever was.
March 81, lS40 JAMES B. MCCLUNG.
The subscrberis still the sole agent for the sale
of this celebrated Water. and receiving from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs.
JOHN Fl. SEAYRES,
ia 29-ts Columbian Hotel
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GuEE ALL PAIN FOR Ie l..

e BEkE ALL FAIN FUh IL IL
CTS.-YO CUkO DOLORES, as the Spanish say.
DR.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
Immediately, Corns, Rheumatism, Chilblains,
Tooihache, Swelled Face, bad Colds, Bruises,
Sprans, Choe, Pain, in the Back Limbs,
Cramps, or Pains in the Stomach or Bowels, Sore
bottle by them. Price l24 and 25 cents to be had
of PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Adie 81 Gray, o. A.
Strecker Gaynor s. Wood, Bennett & Beers, r. r.
Duval, A. Bodeker, and J. Blair. ia 2I-ts
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HoUDoU's STATUE OF WAsHINGToN.-A re-
solution moved by MIR. Maury, has been adop-
ted by the Board of Aldermen of Washington
city, to enquire into the expediency of obtain
ing, with the consent Of Virginia, a copy in
marble of Houdou's statue of Washington, to
be placed in the City Hall of Washington city.
The resolution was not acted on by the Board
of the Common Council.
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TRIBUTE TO WAsHINGToN BY THE PoPE.-
Col. Anthony Kimmel. citizen of Mary land,
on tour in Europe, writes home that the Pope
has directed two large stones-the one 10 be
taken from the Capitol, the other from the CO.
lseum--to be prepared in Rome, and to be
presented by him to the Washington Monu.
ment, now being erected in the city of Wash
ton. to the memory of the Father Of his coun-
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N Il. RUM-75 bals.. for sale froml landing,
jail DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
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- Spinal affections, Paralysis, Palzy,i Ner-
vous diseases, Rheumatism, &C., thathave resisted
the skill of the best clans for years, be
speedily and permanently cured by the new and
great Arabian re medy called II. G. FARRELL'S
ARABIAN LEMIMEHT; excellent, also, for cuts
burns, sprains breises bites of insects, reptiles,
&c, and is the best horse medicine ever discover
ed. See adver sisement. ID 29-3t
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King Frost has laid his icy track on New
Orleans. The water froze in pitchers, and on
the canal and considerably, "asienished the ma
tves on ahe 22nd." Yet, in Natehez, the roses
are blooming, and the ladies were, too, when
we saw Them last, bless 'em.
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RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHT-

I~ RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHI-
D>a CAL SOCIETY-A sp, cial meeting of
the Typographical Society will be held at OddFei-
lows Hall, this Saturday evening, at o. clock
The punctual attendance of every member is de
sirable, as business OF the utmost importance will
be transacted. By order OF the President.
jail THE SECRETARY
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The New York Commercial Advertiser does
not credit the statement that the Ottoman Porte
has addressed note to the English Govern
ment, protesting against the return of kossuth
to England. 1t thinks it barely possible that
Turkey may have expressed hope that Kos
suth would remain here, and adds:
|, ia incredible that diplomatic correspon-
dence between the Turkish and English Cab:.
nets should first be revealed in the columns of
"a Hamburg paper Moreover, Eng lands set
tied policy, and repeated refusals TO enter into
any treaty or negotiation for the extraJtion of
political refugees, are too we'll known to The
British Cabinet, after the correspondence that
has so recently passed betwee the two Govern
ments respecting the Hungarian refugees.
And, lastly, no such condition as that alleged
was made by Turkey when she liberated Kos
smith, -
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Speaker King, of Louisiana, recommends ga
new spirit of public improvement" to the ac-
ceptance Of The Legislature. He say, "while
other States have been developing their re-
sources and enhancing their wealth through
the unfaiIing means of railroads and other pub.
lie improvements, Louisiana has looked on in
supineness and inactivity, until her energies
have become paralys ed, and the commerce of
the Valley of the Mississippi has been well
nigh wrested from her grasp
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E,OkREST DlyORuE GAeE.-Nos and
l. 4. Lantern, at &c; Vol. Vasari's Lives of the
Painters, B0hn's Library, 81; Lucretius, in prose
and verse do 81 25 Mantels Fossils OF the British
Museum Plates, do, 81 so; Readings History and
Description OF Modern Wines do, 81 25 No. 400
Litteli'5 Li7ing Age, l2ci January No. Democratic
Review, % per year; Report of the Forrest Div4rce
Suit, Csc; Wing Almana", 1882, l2elSchool for Hus-
bands, aineye by Lady Bulwer, soc; Part 2 and
conclusion OF kennith, romance of the Highlands
by Reynolds, SIC; Yankee Yarns and Yankee Let
tiers, by Judge Halliburton, 50c Gladstones Letters
to the Earl of Aberdeen, l2c. For sale by
la 81 J. w RANDOLPH
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FIRE.-There was false alarm of Ere in the first
ward about 6 o'clock last evening-cause unknown.
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u The Richmond Atasneum will be
opened on Saturday evening, the 3lst inst, when
an Introductory lecture win be delivered by the
Hon. JoBS ROBERTSON. The lecture will com.
mence at u O'Clock. On this OCCASION there will
be no charge for admission, and the public in
vited to attend.
Prof A GUYor will deliver course of lectures
during the next week.
ia 80 The Committee on tho AtaenGum.
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THE ATHENEUNI-Professor a. GUYOT

RIO DE JANEIno, January 13.-Sai!sd, schr Re.
lance for Norfolk l2i bags coffee and ballast.
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49, DAGUERREOTYPES Cal and
@>>-s-a see SIMONS Pictures Of the President
Senators. members Of the House Cabinet, &c,
" hch are all pronounced very superior; also, bis
unequalfd portraits Of Jenny Lind George p r.
to give satsfacton and to be in every respect equal
to the specimens. III. p. SiMONS,
jazz Eagle Square, ISL Msin street
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DIR. j. Il. McCAW tenders bis
49, professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond. OFFicR-At his residence on Grace
street, between 7th and Sth. ia i6-3tsw2w+
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PTION.-RUSHTON,C CLARK l.
co.'s CELERRATED GENUINE MEDICI-

CO.'S CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDlCl-
NAL COD LIVER OIL--This valsabe remedy,
introduced By us to the notice OF the medical pro
fession, but little than two airs since, has
during that short period, advanced more rapidly
in the public estimation than any remedy yet dis
covered for this dread destroyer OF the human
race. It has been used with the most signal and
gratifying success, even in cases considered hope.
less, and in the late reports Of the New York and
Pennsylvania Hospitals onts use, tits spoken OF as
being more valuable than any remedy yet discover.
ed for Consumption and Pulmonary Afecrons, and
it has the great advantage over all other remedies
that instead of reducisg, it increases the strength
and flesh of the patient shus enabling AZURE to CO.
operate with the remedy, and overcome tie dis.
ease.
Owing to the purity and superior quality OF the
Oil of our manufacture, having given it popsari.
~ over all Others several persons have copies the
shape and style of botlle, in order to palm of
inferior quality and adulteEated OIL and as the ar
tcse unless pure, is in most cases. worse than use
less, we would call particular attention to our zig
rature which is the cora of each bottle, with
out which it is not genane. BE particular and en-
quire for Rushton, Clark & Co.'S Cod Liver Osl
and see that the signature is ever the cork. For
sale by PURCELL, LADD L. CO., C. Bennett &
Co., seabrook & Reeve, H. G. McNemara, and
Druggists generally, where pamphlets may be
had gratis, giving the history and use of the Oil
deIS-2m
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-, LEE ~ BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
e>--a LAW.-SAMUEL I. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC, attends to the taking of depositicns, at
testing deeds, and other legal'insrGments and ali
tn duties generally of the office OF Notary
Offi;e on lith street, End door FROM Main.
la 3ldImt
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EyOR AIRE-A genieel maid SERVANT, who
L. has been accustomed to nursing children and
attending to house. work generally Apply to
d. TRUEHEART,
ia, 3i-It+ Corner of eish and .}rd
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r. Sovereign Rsme1y .-It IL recorded n
ancient history that Hannibal the grcss Carthage
nian General, was unable successfuIy 90 follow 81
bis great victory Of earns By entering Rome in con-
sequence OF violent attack Of acute RHEUNArfsM.
Had the great hero been enabled 20 procure
single bottle Of HAMYroE's yEcETA1LE TINcTUnx.
be might have crowned his brilliant success, and
saved Carthage from the dire and utter dessruc.
ton which ensued at the hands of the Roman Ic-
gions This historical fact ID becoming universally
known, judging from the vast crowds which daily
thropg Messrs. MoRTIMKn Il MowBRATs store,
No. $40 Baltimore street. to procure this great
Tincture Of Hampton, which, by the way, viii soon
be regarded the only certain remedy for Rheu-
matisrn, and the various other complaints 1t Is adj
vertised to cure.-Republican y argus.
We endorse the above, and would say to our nu.
merous readers that o. A. STRECKER, Main 81,
has this valuable Tincture for SALE and will supply
gratis pamphlets, to those who win call for ihem
containing certificates from the best men in the
country, Hon. II. Clay, R. N. Johnson, and others
See advertisement to day. ja3l-3r
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49, TON NOT ICE.--At 10
sS~~1a O'Clock, THIS MORNING in rear o. my
store, Ms Fifteenth street. will be sold, several
good sad He, harness and work Horses and Malas
ia 81 GEO ]. SUMNER Anctr
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The CATHOLIC FAIR-This Fair, which has
been open for two three weeks at Lafayette
Hall, closed on Thursday evening with general sale
of the articles remaining ON hand. The efforts of
its fair managers we understand, have been crown
ed with unexpected success-a large sum of
money, clear of all expense, having been realized
A great many drawings took place for different
choice and tasty articles Thursday evening, at.
fording much amusement to the spectators, disap-
ponment to the losers, and qualifications to the win
ners of the prizes. Among the most valuable of
the prizes rallied for an exquisite GIL painting
of " Our Saviour which was put up tor one hun
dred chances at 81 chance. Our old and re-
spected friend Mr.. s. Freeman was the for
tunate winner-and when his name: was an.
noun led as drawing the picture all present seemed
to rejoice that it had fallen to one who was so wor.
thy to receive it.