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ATHEsEua.-Professor Rogers viii deliver the
third lecture Of bis course upon geology this ezsn
ing.
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fEQuick sGfcs and ~maIi Prnfits.-Tbe

Quick Sales and small Profits.-The
puunc are invited to come and examine the fine
and well selected assortment o. Jewelry, Clocks,
Watches. Pertuulery add Fancy Articles, at the
store CT s. ?. MOUNTAIN d Co, Nc. 2I7 Main
street; end ~ the same time &c; some OF those
great bargains TO be found there. Come one,
come al, and judge for yourselves, We doat
charge any Thug Tor examining cur goods.
Iewelry made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted: Also, Watches and CLOCKS repaired by
an experienced workman Don I forget the place
). z. MOUNTAIN d co.
No 2l7, Main street, between Oh and 10th.
e,
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KosSITER's PAINTING.-Crowds CT delighted Wis
iso-s are daily throngiHg Odd Fellows Hall to ex-
anime this beautiful work of art
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ERAIk CUTTiNG.-HO0SUE, under
the American Hotel has style of Cutting Hair
peculiar TO himself only, and nothing enhances the
appearance OF the outward man, so much as
neatly Cut ana well arranged head of hair. Being
practical workman, HUDSON cuts and dresses
hAif IN lhe latest ard approved style Attach
ed TO the above establishment may De found some
neatly arranged Bathing Rooms. fe 4
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Dunlop. moncure e. Co. ask h.
49, attention Of dealers 10 tnei- auction ssIe
OF Groceries, &c this morning at 10 o'clock, with.
out regard TO weather. felj
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|" Leeches, Leeches.-The n,

H Leeches, Leeches.-The public are
hereby informed that | have jus. received, by
Adams Express. lot of superior Swedish Leech.
es, which viii be applied upon reasonable terms
Can be found at all hours of the day, at the Hair
Dressing, Bathing and Shampooing Saloon, under
me american Hotel, entrance llth street, and at
night en- 25th street, between Main and Franklin'
N. B.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
70 at the shortest notice. K c HUBSON.
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Lady cured of asthma. after
Twenty ears' suffering, by the use of
Hoiioways PiiIs.-lhe wholesale Agent ier
the sale If Ho!.oway's Pills in New South Wales,
audes il lettec TO Professor Holloway, TO seve-
tai extraordinary cures of Asthma, effected in thst
Colony, oy the use OF these invaluable Pills; and
70 one case IL parEicular-that of LADY residing
hill named the RBzorback, who, after having
for twenty years been afflicted with great difficulty
OF breathing. sud unable, in consequence to bear
the sig htest exeron at last used this remedy, and
is ROW, to use her OWE expression, able to run to
the top of that high hill.
Sold by the Proprietor, 924, Strand, (negr Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire
and by those OF the United States in lots and Box
es at 37s cents, q cents, and 81 50 each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs B q D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD IL co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
n B-Dlrectors fer the guidance Of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box fe I4-lw
- Cure of Cough, Vertigo. Rheuma.
nsm.-ture OF the venerable DOCTOR Dunan son,
OF the city of Baltimore, a man well known, ana
whose testimony adds to the triumph IF Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture.
BALTIMORE February 9, 1852.
Messrs Mortimer 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: It
is with zeal pleasure that able TO attest to the
general healing and curative powers Of DR.. Hamp.
toms vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. was advised to take Cod Liver OIL and
did so, but getting no better was induced to try
your Ilnciure-i got one bottle, and before had
used 1t all, my cough LETT me. Permit me also to
state that for the last fifteen years have suffered
very nuch from Acute Rheumatism and Vertigo,
coanong me at times TO my bed. am fully con-
vlnced that owe my present good health to the
Use OF the Nncture, and kind Providence.
You are my friends, at liberty to use this as you
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully,
G. DUNAN
N. B. can be seen at any time at the Mayors
Office. &C
Call and get pamphlets gratis and also see adver.
tisement in to-days paper. For sale by
A STRECKER,
So
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CAsEs.-. n EAEnoT 81

M OTICE.-Taose saippars by tie Tc-ros.
y who haye not sent down iheir freiab, ,sss
morning, VIII please no: do 50 after the hour of 10
felS-ls LUDLAa 4 WATSON
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go The Notes OF the .sgeopIe's
ss--s@a Rank," Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT & BEERS
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So Law and Notary Public.-Practces
in sll the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Pubic, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of DISPOSITIONS, Tin or out of
his ofnce) Proot and Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
Relinquishmeats of Dover, DC. Claims for eollec
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to,
Otfice.removeo TO No %, three soors above CITY
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-lv
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CTToN, MUTTON, NTUTTOS--T6,vs
I'VE Justreceived another LOT OF WIN (r,ns e.se
superior Southwest Mountain Nutton ys;ch az
De exhibited at my stall, No g, Old Ms-kes ~.
rior BEEF. 9'y s02e'
fe l5-lt~ WA rr-rT fScrsyopr,,
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kAPt-cy cBls. syrup. pfans 0rsi-f. Tor
~ sale oy JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
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AMEs BROWN, Jr., nIchmond. Va,
late Second Auditor Of the State. sfers his ser
wees 70 tho public Is ST0CK BROKER
ae VIII a. Agent, purchase aud sell State Stocks,
tanx siocks. Stoke aad Bonds OF RaiIrosa and
olaef Companies, Of Cities Corporations and Ccan.
sss ana every other description oil Marketable
SWINE .eI-lawelm
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49, AtAdan a Cos Family Bakery.
- l44 Msin street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes of all kinds Pastry,
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials
Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice. Or.
ders promptly attended to. ia2S
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F1RE WoRKs ON THE 22D-We learn that PIE
parations are In progress to make far more
splendid display Of fire works at the Asnory on
the night ofthe approaching anniversary, than We
have ever had bstore. It will, indeed, # 1t be al all
commensurate with the preparations, be gren6
affair. We intended to have proposed tia. small
fee should be taken at the door, for entrance; bu.
understand that has already been determined
on. The money thus raised will be devoted TO the
use of the suffering poor. We presume, Of course,
that due notice of the intended display will be given
il the papers.
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a LII VINO wish 70 purchase baFgeins IN Dry
~ Goods and Millinery. viii ina il To tbsir
to call soon, as Istal be open but snort
offered. Come and see at
~ WM J. SWORDS,
!e 70 Us Beoai street
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~ COAL, COAL.-!OhN W. WRIGaTIs
now receiving superior lot of Anthracite Coal.
which he is selling at SIS Is from the vessel. de-
Ave-eo. Orders sent TO Office, on the Dock will be
promptly attended TO. fe l5-6t
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/ Asst NOTlCE.-AA persons iudeoted 10 me
"A are requested 10 make immediate paymen, ga
ali outstanding accounts must, in a few DAYS. ia
put into other hands for collection.
fe Is w svrnpnS
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A LEXANDER KID tiLOQEs-Iu to 1ana- mar
q Express, a lot Alexander Kid Cloves. lgdies,
slzts C.. HARTWELL & co.
fe 10 Opposite Swan Tavern.
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important to Sm0kers.-Imporr.
~ ed and domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff
Pipes and Canes, at wholesale and retail. The un.
deIslgned VIII Keep constantly on hand the largest
and most desirable stock of fine imported and ia.
mestie Cigars in the city, and will sell low for casa
or on SO accommodating terms as any house in
this or Northern cities. Corner of 10Th and Main
streets, hicnmond. IA, HARRINGTON,
where shall endeaver to keep all the finest
quality Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco. at the old stand
fe l9-6fx
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ESAa A6D fORhS.-H superior a.lcie iElacs
Il OF al5ata and double plated with pvra siivs-
Imported by ourselves direct from ENGLAND Honsa,
Keepers and others in want OF beautiful suhsttnta
fJr silver, az sbnut one fifth lie cost. ara invi,ed "
ca! and examine. C. ]. StRTON d co.
Sign OF the Circular Saw.
re 10 II Nam street.
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II HITTING AND Tidy CWrTON--
N White anc colored KnitIiag Cotton, white
TIDY Cotton, white and colored knitting Yarn. for
sa.eoy C. hARTWELL d co,
Ie 10 Opposite swan Tavern
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up No 2ss Broad street.
tea dsnicessed Smoking Tobacco. te 49, -o'GiS'
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Husrrres coukr.-The quanssIy Strand

Husrrsos CouRT.-The quarterly Grand
jury Term of this court commenced yesterday
rnosning. No criminal case, according TO the
new rule OF The court, will be taken ~ Tor en-
animation until Wednesday. The Common
wealth Attorney, Mr.. Mayo, charged the Grand
Jury as to their duties, with his usual clearnsss
and vigor, making marked reference to the laws
respecting libel, dnel!ing, tipping, gaming,
houses of il..fame, &c He also pointed out
the public nuisance, and evil resulting from
the annual congregation of negroes in the most
public street in our city from about the 18th
of December TO the let of February. 1t sales
of negroes had 10 be made in rooms especially
hired for the occasion. in Ike manner, he
thought, that the masters Of negroes holding
them for hire should, during the annual period
OF hiring, find proper accommodations Tor their
negroes, and not block mp the asing way, and
among the denizsns and premenades of our
great prominent ihorough!sres. |, was PUB
lie nuisance for wagner or stage driver 20
stand in any particular highway, and thus pre-
vent its use by foot passengers, unless, indeed,
they should take the trouble to walk around
the obstructing vehicles.
The Grand Jury presented the following
true bills of indictment for misdemeanors:
One against ALERT Monroe; one against
Ferdinand Rumels; tne against Catherine
Houston; one against Charles Abrahams !;
one against Richard Skahn one against Chas
Bayley; one against Frederick Benjaman, and
one against Wiliam Willis. And thereupon
the Grand jury were adjourned over until
Wednesday Tomorrow morning I'll o'clock.
The court then adjourned until to.day.
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W rUkGHAsERS.- Iae Esessr season
- 70 Wen nign oSeg. propose 10 sell the rem
liant nans o. my stock OF Over Goals. Heavy Business
Soass, Pants and Vests al cost-sr,any al which sre
ioss Desirable style and choice patterns Of sae
49, oose %ap can purchase now VIII nnd Is
y 70 or per eeat while they can gel 40
arnele ECU ally as good and iaahIonabIe az II toe
early psTtof the season.
- HENRY SHAFER,
e y Corner Main aad l4th streets.
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= &C 4 tIOND CTGAR WsNT7c.---
AZ AUkf The subscriber would Sole, tba =.
tsncon OF city and country dealers 10 his sr,an.,s
asoek Of Havana and Domestic Cig.ra
which VIII be sold as low az they car be paressss3
IN any Of the Northern markets
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Virginia Colonization Society.
~ The annual meeting of ibis Society, win
be held on Thursday evening next the 9Th inst
in the United Presbyterian Church, Shockoe Hill.
Hen. Mr.. Thompson OF Indiana, and other dis,in.
gnlshed speakers will address the meeting,
fe i5-3s
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Es0uLsCAP As~D LETTER rApER.
MASH 81 W0ODHOUSE have for sele an
extensive stock of Foolscsp and Letter Paper of
various qualities, some excellent and cheap Tnose
VINO buy paper By the ream CT ieraa quantity,
would do well to examine our assortmen.
Also, tor sale, Commereia! aud Packet Post Pa
per, Enveloping Paper, Colore1 Papers tor Prn,
tiers, and for Pamphlet Covers, Wrapping PAPER
Note Paper and Envelopes il great variety
fe IS
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ne Auction Card.-The attention oil
nA the public 10 solicited to our sale Of
Clothing, No 80 Main street, This Morning, com
mencing at 10 o'clock.
fe Is ALEX MOTT &. CO. Auc,s
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Parties, &C. furnished at the saorisst no,soa 49,,
in tins bes: style 0Oacs enc
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l. ERS-60o00 genuine imported Havana CT
gars Of superior quality, jus. to hand and will be
sold lower than the same cigar can be had of the
New York importer, in lots to salt
10 Is BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists
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the resolutions. The first Of them declares
that the VINO and DEAocRArrc parties were
dsssotUed into their original elements. and ,ha,
eUery man scas called upon ane,c to choose 81,
poi't'caI associates." 1t proceeds to denouncs
TAYLOR and CAss, and to aver that the three
thousand Democrats in council, if thew ON,
ported either of them, would be s'false to our-
serves false to our posterity, false to our
country, and recreant to the great cause NJ
human freedom.o
Another of these resolutions all.des >. ~.
good that has been done ''by defeating in Con
gress the ''slape-driuer's Compromise. ~
Inc next congratulates the Vermonters IN !. ,
alleged Freesoil victory in that State alI,d;na
70 II as proof that sin the free States the
noise and confusion will prevent the great
Mlchl-gander from being heard. and circnm .
stances compel him to be returned only amono
the scattering"
The next asserts that Mr.. GILBERT DEAN
and his friends care a party bound together h,
single principle"
The last alleges the cone idea" of Mr..
GILBERT DEAN and his friends affords ga Mat
form long enough and broad enough to accom-
modate every freeman in this Union.''
Such is the political creed of Mr.. GILBERT
DEAN. tbs clear enough that we have done
Mr.. DEAN the "grossest injustice" in styling
him bunker Democrat, but we assure him
that it was not intentional,
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New Books,

fARNhAm has received the Hand Book of Uni
Oersaf Geography, being Gazetteer of the World
edited by T. CAREY CALlIcor, A. M. and ;ssned
Is volume OF PuTNAM's Home Cyclopodia By
a eiconsdered system of authorizations this vol
ume Is made to include more places and fuller ac-
counts OF them than enumerated in McCnI.
ioch's and other works of larger size. 1t is pre.
pared with the view of being rendered as usefnl
as possible to American readers The editor ar.
knowiedges his indebtedness to Mr.. SEwApn If
the United States Senate, to M. DE SAarIeKs. the
French Minister, for documentary ipformatio,
and to Mr.. KENNEDY, of the Census Bureau. for
his kindness in permitting statistics of population
&c, to be compiled from the manuscript returns
IN his Office. PuTNAM's Home Cyclopodia contains
the most valuable and convenient books of refer.
ence readily to be found, and the Gazetteer he.
fore US adds to the completeness and value of the
series.
we are indebted to the author. Mr. BRopHEAp.
lor tne nrst volume of his History of the State Of
New York, a brief notice of which we recently
copied from the Literary World II covers the no.
Rod from 1909 to 1864. Mr. BRopHEAp has bser
engaged some fifteen years in collecting materials
Doth IN this country and in Europe, and has pre-
sented us with a work that reflects the highest
honor both on himself and the State of which he !,
native. Mr.. BRoDHEAD was Secretary of orr
legation to England whilst Mr.. BANCRoFr was
Minister; and as there is prospect of possible va
cancies in our Diplomatic Corps, we hope that he
Will nave an opportunity of pursuing the career on
which he has entered with so much honor.
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The Day.

At twelve o'clock to day MrLLARD FILL
MORE leaves the Presidency of the United
States with reputation surpassed by that Of
no one of his predecessors We believe that
his policy on many points will commend itself
to the Judgment of President PIERCE, whose
administration, so far as it accords with the
course of the retiring President, we shall
certainly to that extent sustain. Nothing
is SO little creditable to party or a
press as undiscriminating and factious oppos-
ton. We have no present fear of the Exec
UTIvE. 1t is to the publication Of the Legisla-
ture that the People must now address them
selves; and it is to the history of the Thirty
second Congress that we look confidently for
tho overthrow of the now dominant party.
On some early occasion we shall seek to do
ampler justice to the merits, virtues and abili-
ties displayed in the Administration of Presi-
dent FILLMORE than we can compass in
parting paragraph.
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RuMoRs OF ANOTHER EXPEDITION FoR THE INvA-
SION OF CuBA.-lt is said, though do not vouch
Tor lts truth that another expedition is being organ
1seo "a new Orleans with the design ofinvading the
leland of Cuba and wrestling it from the possession
OF Spain. A colonel of the late Hungarian army
is to have the command of the expedition, which
already, 1t is said, numbers force of fifteen hum
dred men from Cincinnati and elsewhere The
committee 10 reported to be in the habit of meet
ing Tor the transaction of business and further
ance OF the project almost every evening at one of
tne noteis IN new Orleans; but tis surmised that
active measures are TO be taken for Ave or six
months more. ~
W. have not received information ae to whether
ths Lone star Association has any connexion with
;Is new P.cJect for invading the eyer-faithfui
leland. 4 is said, however, ih,t a commercial
nonse IN Boston is to furnish the steamers necessa-
q IoF the transportation of the four companies.
~ give ,hese statements for what they are worth.
aney vnl, howcser, probably suffice to increase
the activity and stii more exasperate the temper
OF Captain General Canedo.-N. Y. Herald, I'd.
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The French Minister'S Ball.
From ihe Intelltgencer of nexfer1n,,

TT0" t''e I"te1ItSe'IceT q yfStrddy,
we depart from our usual reserve in regard 10
social incidents to cay, that the Minister of France
the Compile de Sartiges, in honor of the nuptiaIs
of his sovereign and the empress, gave on Tuesday
evening one OF the most superb balls which ever
graced the saloons of this metropolis. All the
high functionaries of our Government. (sayinp
the Chief,) with the members of the incoming Cab.
met, were present. together with great numbers of
other distinguished persons. The numerous mem.
bers of the Diplomatic Corps and the military and
naval officers of our service were all in their
rich official costumes, giving great brilliancy to
the crowded assembly, and the array of beauty
could not have been surpassed at any capital of
the world. The distinguished host and his assid-
uous secretaries in their ceaseless attention to the
pleasure of their numerous guests did honor to
the characteristic politeness of their country,
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1t is with great pleasure that we comment
the vote and remarks Of Mr.. BoRLANp, of Ar
kansas, in the Senate, in favor of the Nava
Committees amendment of the Appropriation
bill, by which the Secretary of the Navy wa
authorized to contract for a caloric frigate. Mr.
boRLAND stated that the improvement involves
such momentous consequences, not only il
humane but In an economical view. that he
did not feel justified in voting against it. The
manly. decided, and liberal manner in which
MIR. BoRLAkD came forward in support of tn,
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY deserves the warm
est commentator.
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Letter of General Pierce

The following letter has been addressed by Cen
eral PIERCE to the President of the Senate and
Speaker OF the House of Representatives of Massa.
chusetts in reply to the resolutions of coincidence
recently passed by the two branches of the Legis.
lature of that State:
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. Is, 1889.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge
the reception of your letter of the 2Sth ut., cover
ing the resolves of the Legislature of Massachu.
set ts on the subject of the recent and most attic
tive dispensation of Providence in my family.
Next to a confding reliance in the wise and good
will OF God, which is our duty under whatever
vclssltude Of life, it has been the means of conso
lation to me in this great calamity to know and
feel not only by reason of public acts like that OF
the Legislature of Massachusetts,, but also from
private declarations of kindly interest to which in
the pressure Of public engagements it has been
impossible tor me to reply individually, that sym.
pathetic emotions have been awakened in the breast
OF my fellow .citizens by the irreparable priyation
which has befallen me.
beg you to communicate to the Leoislat;ve
bodies over which you respectively preside the
expression of heartfelt gratitude of Mrs. Pierce
and myself for this manifestation of public con-
doience. And am, with great consideration, gen
temen, your obedient servant,
FRANK PIERCE.
Hon. c. H. WARREN, President of the Senate.
Hon. GEORGE BLISS, Speaker Of House of Repre-.
sentatives
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HEALTH OF VICE President KING.-The Savan.
nah Republican, noticing the statements of i'm.
provement in the health of the Hon. w. r. King.
(Which in some cases may be partly the effect OF
strong personal affection for the distinguished cti
zen,) says:
The subjoined extract of a letter from an &C.
quaintance Of ours at present in Matanxas, near
which Mr. King is residing, gives very different
account of his condition. We are inclined to tbini
the opinion expressed by our acquaintance is the
right one, and that the friends of MIR. King com
init an error when they attempt to produce the
impression upon the public mind that he is much
better, and that he will probably recover
"MATANzAs, February II. 1881.
"'Mr. King, Vice President elect
arrived here yesterday in the Fulton He will oc.
cupy the house belonging to William Jencks, e.u.
on the LIE Cumbro, about three miles from thie
city, one OF the most delightful and most healthy
situations on the island, where, in addition e
many other advantages, he can enjoy all those thai
are peculiar to sugar estates. A friend who "a q
Mr. King to-day represents him as being very
feeble, and converting with much difficulty. III
cough Is very hausting, and his feet are much
swollen He is often reported as improving. bni
there ls nothing to encourage any hope of recoye.
~. ne remarked TO a gentleman while in Havana
that It was only at the earnest entreaty of fends
that ne came out here. He did not expect to he
materially benefited >" y -