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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

EP Cherry Pecforaf.-We have departed
from our usual rule In regard to the advertising of
Medicines, In admitting the notice of the Cherry
Pectoral to our columns. it's not patent me.
dieine, but one, me Sonssnas o. mnicn, are well
proved highly beneficial in the case of number OF
our acquaintances, who were seriously afflicted
with pulmonary complaints. Some OF our most
skilful and eminent physicians recommend il to
their patients In their regular practice and we feel
that we are comforting favor upon the public by
making known its virtues.-LoaisuiIle ca xAaco
cate.
For sale by 2 PURCELL, LADD & co,
fe II Richmond
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OLIVE OLE baskets Tor sale BY
- nah DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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9Quick Sales and small Profits.-The
public are invited to come and examine the fine
and well selected assortment of Jewelry Clocks.
Watches, Perfumery aud Fancy Articles at the
store OF s. P. MOUNTAIN a. Co, No. pit Main
street; and at the same time get some of those
great bargains to be found there Come one,
come all, and judge for yourselves We don't
charge any thing for examining our goods
Jewelry made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
an experienced workman. Don't forget the place
8. p. MOUNTAIN e. co,
No 2l7, Main street, between 9th and 10th.
fe 10-lmdk
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..1 Praft's Daguerrean Gallery. No las
Main street.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp ''Very like" Roger A. Pryor. edi-
tor South-Side Democrat. likeness executed 81.
perlativey good, ]. w. Roberts. 81 give Mr.. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures"
f. r. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr. Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable David
Moody. "Mr. Pratt's pictures as good or better
than have yet seen, Nv J. Mcpowner, King VIII
liam. "The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Prat,s colec.
ton equal any have seen in London" John
Thomas, NJ d, editor of the Herald OF the Kingdom
an dAQe to Come, fe 2
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e superb Lfkenesses of Ladies'
SIMONS' Likenesses of Ladies are admired for
ground, which at once give them the appearance
Of highly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
of an artisticai Daguerreotype. Those who have
not seen the art in It's highest perfection, are invited
~ nj. P. SlMONS,
10 o5 Isl Main street
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RICHMOND, March lst, ls-3

-, =, nv hi11U-FAl HfaLOu Is[l Ie.J.
hereby certify, that during the protrac.ed ILL.,
ness OF my late brother, Edgar Goodson, of Con.
sumption, nothing afforded him 60 much relief ss
Mrs DAVIS Elixir. believe, had he tried earlier in
the stage of his disease, he would have recovered
through its use. take pleasure in Recommending
it to my friends and the public, as a safe and GER
tain cure for Coughs and Colds and an invaluable
palliative in cases Of the worst Consumption.
NH VINCENT G0ODSON
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D Thousand Aspara gus Raasx era *
.ass~Ssize silver leaved Maple sbaaa , Ts arge
large variety OF Evergreens, SHADE sn ass e.
mental Trees, Grape Myrties, Grape Vines g. o "a
to which ne would invite the attention ~ 20 ss,
public. oi ice
He expecss shortly to receive small lot Of ,so.u
nne magnoiiass such as he had for sale lac -.
Spring 'ae iass
He would also call attention to his jares s,o.h
Greenhouse Plants and Roses, lust eora,0 =,
into bloom. '' s'n'ihg
Cut Flowers of the rarest and choiees. s,ns. :,
ways IN hand, and Boeuets and Baskets of Fax
ers tastefully arranged Fi'"'
H Orders left at the store of P zr.
man, 153 Main street, will meet with
tention. JAMES cGiSSas az
Head CT Main street. Richmond VI
NH 2-dGt&clts va
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4 NLY THREE DAYS LNNGER--Ins

4 kNLY THREE DAYS LONGER.-Iba
~ subscribers Store will be open only three
days longer, so all in want of cheap Dry Goois
have only few days left to supply themselves, 90
they should avail themselves of this opportunity
and call at the earliest possible moment or thsy
will regret it hereafter, as there has been great
advance on Dry Goods of every description and
the subscriber going out of the business viii lessen
the competition considerably; therefore, you viii
save fully 80 per cent by calling on Inn. He has
on hand lots of Dry Goods which must be sold a,
some price within three days.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR,
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~ To the Public.-Your attention 10 In
vited to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINNIS IL WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery, No ssh Main street, Mansion House
daily are heard 10 exclaim they are the best I've
ever seen they are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. as we have never re.
sorted to humbug, or tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and Judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MiNEIS A. WATSON
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REAT ATTRACTION. -lIJUDs So
" LING OFF AT AUCTION PRICE5.-As
am anxious to sell out the balance Of my stock Of
Goods In preference to selling at auction, | have re-
duced every article TO such very log prices as will
ensure them speedy sale. A great many Goods I
will sell at half their regular price, and the balance
at much below their cost Now is the time to Sc.
cure the greatest bargains in Dry Goods, &c, ever
offered in this city. So you are invited TO CAL I'M
mediately at WM ]. SWORDS,
NH Na9o5 BROAD straat
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AK ATTENTION, AKTIITTP-
ESSS2 Parade syour Gun House or Thn-.s.-
morning next, at O'CLOCK
By order Of Lieut. HuHr, cornns,a;.
NH z THOMAS C RAfI
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Or. G0odridge A. Wilson oneTs
his R< OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity. He NAV he fonn5
az al hours at his office. on Governor street. onno
site the Governors house. Ia 10 Az
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MRS. DAVIS, COUGH FTTYTD -;

1u invaluable remedy for the cure OF Consts
Colds and Consumption, is the recipe Of rsost
worthy and estimaole Virginia lady and has asen
proven by the experience of many of cur oS.
citizens, to be all that it is represented From
great number of certificates that have been vo7,,.
tarily given, the following one from a We'll know,
citizen of Richmond, is offerei to Inc puzzle
Read if.
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NH 2-d0t&clt. va

NOIICE.-AH persons who are crrdl1oT- ~
" 1nomas Steers, formerly of Rose co,,sss
Hanover county, are requested to furnish svissrssa'
OF tne nature and amount of their respecrjvs
claims to the undersigned on or before the i5,h ~;
stant Purchasers at the sal. are re,,astsd Ite ~
their bonds due the 18TH instant or the su.o1n;s
they now owe without further application n ,bsr
ma ut" r. r. HONIS0s, Trustee
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:. At TENTIO on RICE
aoRD LIGHT DRAGONS
Parade 8, IN front of ths City HsIl.
On Thursday next, the 81 irs.
~ Il O'Clock 4 n, precisely. faIy,
EQUIPPED, with arIns in order r.,
inspection. By order Of he Ca.
tain. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Letter fsom C,cn. Pierce.

II win be by the following letter from Gen. Pierce
to Mayor Gpn, OF Philadelphia that the President elect
declines the invitation for public reception extended to
him time since by the Councils OF that city. Tile
circumstances under which Gen. Pierce performs his
journey to the capital have induced him " decline all
public demonstrations
CONCORD, n. H., Feb 7, 1858.
My Dear Sir circumstances to which need not ad-
vert will, am sure, plead my excuse for the delay in
acknowledging the Kind letters Of yourself and the
mttecs of the Select and Common Councils OF the city
Philadelphia.
While nm constrained to decline all public receptions
on my way TO the seat of government beg you to be
assured that aw truly grateful for the procred hospi
tay, and or the personal kind wishes expressed by the
city authorities.
1am with the highest respect your friend and obcdent
servant, FRANK. PIERCE.
Hon. CHAgIEs CPy, Mayor Of the city of Phadelpha
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CITY Intelligence

DKiTH or EDGAR WELSH, ESQ.-EJgar Welsh, the great
extemporc singer became sick and reduced in circum
stances about eighteen months ago. at which time he
tered Bellevue Ho,pital without the knowledge Of his
friends lie died there on the I'd of September, 1851,
and his body sent 10 Poters Field Randas Island
for intc,n,ent There lie remained until within few
days Wien his frs nds discovered where he was They
emovcd him to the vault Wards Island b. the direc
lion Of Anthony Degro, Of tho Governors of the
Alnshcuse, Who knew him very intimately VIXEN he
living His body viii be brought from Ward Island to
morrow, to the undcrtahcr's, where handsome nahoya
ny coffin is in attendance TO receive IT, The fune-
corner OF Grand and Columbia street, on Sunday He
viii lie buried NJ Calvary Cemetery, Long Island Al
his nds win be in attendance, TO pay The last honor.
TO The Departed He thirty years Of age, and
born in New York. The supeliatsndenee f his funeral
has iceu entrusted to William o. Webb who vas one OF
his nearest freDis.
after most successful and triumphant tour in New Ing
land where he leciured 10 crowded and enthusa ic
River. He will lecture Monday evening next at Me-
tropoitan Hail. Grattan and the Volunteers OF i78
From sketch oe this lecture, which have published
regard is replete with most brilliant aud soul
stirring passages, and worthy OF his greatest efforts.
What adds to the interest Of the occasion Is
which we have heard that Terence Beew MeManus whn
escaped from Australia to California; will arrive here In
time to be present on the platform with his brother
exile. Mr. Manahan's excellent band kindly offered BY
it's leader will discourse sweet music in the hall and
old air full OF "reminiscences Of Ireland will b.
alternated with the glorious music of the republic
FnK--At late hour Thursday evening fire was dis
covered in tho frame house 1a6 West Thirtyft street
near Eighth avenue, occupied by Mr.. MacEwen which
caused by the explosion Of bottle of varnsl the
premises Were for the promptness OF the police
who exineushed the flames with few pals OF water,
the fire in all probability would have been serious
FouNDrIsC.1hursday evening, abort 4 o'clock gen.
t)e,nan named John Barnes residing at $50 West Twenty
secondsreet, found child apparently abont six months
old in the open lot in Ninth avenue between Twenty
second and Twentytiir streets. 1t brought to the
station house and from thence TO the aims house, in
charge OF the police.
REouEp FROM DRowSNG.--About eight O'Clock Thursday
night msn named Iohn G. Heope fell overheard at the
foot of Broome street. and would have met wsery grave
hut for tho exertions of the police os The Thrtee
ward Who rescued him from ueril
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CORRESPONDENTS or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
FREMONT Housx, BosroS Feb. H. 1853
General Pierce arrived in town last night, with Mrs.
Pierce from Concord and put up at the house of friend
In the course of the evening he called in at the fremont
House, where General Cushing has his headquarters
the wise men of the East sangune that as far as
Gushing is concerned the question is settled and that
the State Department. at least, is thing To the
surprise o. the old foges this may turn out to be the
case; though there s telling what may transpire be-
tween this and the fourth of March. General Pierce
went over to Andovcr this morning. and will return here
from Concord on Monday and on Tuesday or Wednesday
accompanied by his invalid wife, IT is understood he will
proceed far New York his way to Washington
He may, perhaps remain in New York day or two il
his friends will only let him alone Such from several Of
Gen Perccs friends in Boston, understood to be the pro.
gamme of his intended for the next three
or four days. Perhaps week may intervene before
his arrival at Washington. OHIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Theatrical nnd NIusicaT.

Boway TInaur--Ihe nautical dranx or the sLoss
ship The part OF Ben Tenant viii be Sustained by Mr..
Eddy The scenery beautiful and the acting through
out utcSeecn Hss Dawes and Mr.. Fletcher will dance
Pes dc Deux.n This win be followed by tho drama OF
the "Eobbers Wife, in which MIR. Stevens and Mr. Eddy
will sustain the leading parts, All VIII close with the
drama OF "Kit Carson
BKospwAy THrXrRr.-The receipts &c this evening
for the benefit of Mile Pourand on which occs sion the
celebrated actress Miss Fitzpatrick Win appear; also
the French and Spanish dancers lne comedy entitled
entertainments, Miss Fitzpatrick Hypslita Two
grand advertisements viii follow, and su win close
with the ''gwo Bonnycastlcs.''
BuRToas TmArsK.-Tbe ''serious Family comedy
which everybody likcs, and which ALWAYS draws The
largest audiences win comu>ass the amusements. 1t Is
unnecessary to say that tsoSs who visit Chambers street
theatre will enjoy rich treat IN Burtons sleek Fishers
Murphy Mcguire Miss westons representation Of Mrs
Chas. Torrens, Mrs Hughes capital rcrsonaon Of Mrs
So1cby Creamley, and Mrs. Skcrretts Widow Dcnlaine
'Nicho&s Nickleby'' concludes ALI
NArlosAL TByArrn--The now Irish drama en.tcd
'0iNcai the Greas which IL capital pieco, ard inter
spcrsCd with appropriate music viii be presented again
this evening. Mr. g. Jones takes the leading cherac
ter Donald More oBrien Mr. Clark SHINE ONsai, Mrs.
Nichols Eleanor 0'Neai, and Mrs Jones as Judith
O'Ntore a mcdley dance ty Miss Partngton and all
will close with the famous drama Of Jack Sheppard"
wAnAcKs TBrArnE.-The greatest enthusiasm prevails
throughout the city regarding the performance OF Bu
night The thea te Is crowded although Il has been played
for twelve nights proving soncusyey that the charsc
srs In the piece are ably nssanod particularly those Of
Pauline and Claude Astnote, by laura kcepe and Mr..
Lester i will be repeated to night ,osether with the
Review"
AMERICAN Mv9vk.-~EHe comic cgama entitled the
"Old Folks at Home )" which has beea placed upon the
stage in very superior manner, snd which has Attracted
crowded asscmtssea all this week IL to BE- repeated both
this afternoon and evening.
Crscus The usual Saturday sfssrnocn .sttaument
10 anI ounscd at rke Bowcry Arphthcatre to-day, and
this performances advertised oy both day ami evening
of very attractive character.
CmEIy's orsRA HcvsI-Chf sty Is sunstrsls offer fine
selection Of songs Dances instrumental pieces and bar
letque~ for thls evening.
WOODS Ministries have provided ,ery excellent pro-
samme for this evening" comprising vocal and instru-
mental pieces and dancing
noFRT HnIE's SowuH Mys,RuuNs continue 70 be
attended by crowded and fashionable audiences His
programme for this afternooa and evening is exceedingly
attractive.
Ristpy,s THAMES ASp BAvvAnp's Hofy LAND 10 he
exhibited this afternoon and evening" At their respective
halls.
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bOsIuNi ftU. TT If-Nh
About siy vessels delayed by head winds, arrived a.
this poTs this norningasoug them the ships Bowi.ch
and loha NJ Mayo from CJsusta. and bark Suote from
Fsysl, January 81
This SuEotte reports htn at Fsyai baxss Race Hesse
from liverpool for New York, in three doys put In With
steering apparatus broxse; Nrrod for New York Sailed
2iss jan, bark William, for New York.
The brig Evra from Port PrinefI Jan is, reports
that the mortality srsong the shipping from yelIo~ fever
stin continued The rg Crosby to sail for Boston
In eight ten days she had lost her nato and
Ths captain and mate Of the schoonesS Silver Cloud, from
buckyll both desa, and there one to take
ehsree OF the ves<eL
In consequences oe long continued vet wesshfv bat liz
tie coffee lorwoed had in Coffee q1oted ut
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Highly Jntercsting from Key West.
LARGE NUMBER or MARINE DISASTERS, ErC.

Highly Jntercsting from Key West.
LARGE NuMBBR or MARINE DISASTERS, ErC.
KEY Wesr, Feb. Q, 1863.
cept John Hoyt, agent 10 the upderwrltars a. this
place. has gone to san Francisco in the capacity
and his place has been lled Capt wech New York
The Sand Key Lighthouse is progressing.
Provisions scarce here, and cargo Of butter and
groceries would find ready salc.
Numerous weeks have taken place.
The FL glish bark Colony from New Orleans for London,
went ashore the I'd Feb Collins Patches reef and
bged. was feared her cargo would prove atotallos.
The bark Edgar, from New Orleans for Norfolk, went
ashore North Key Reef, the 2sd Dec The vessel
total Ioss her cargo of mosscs whkoy and sugar
partially saved in damaged condition.
Tie ship union from New Orleans for Liverpool went
ashore the Ist Feb the Qcksands where she re-
mained "a hours and got of unaided
The schooner John s. Burgess, from Kingston Jamal.
ca struck Delta Shosl the 2eth Dec The wrecker
extrcated her with difficulty, and she Is at Key
West repairing.
into Key West the 9th, leaking, and dischsrgng
The bark Mopan9, which left San Juan the 1Th ol
I'd, with the captain and crew sick with fever.
The salvage the cargo OF the bark T. A. Everett
awarded at slo0eo The cargo hid been reshipped for
The British brig Csmbyses had been condemned the
salvage her cargo was $1,000. Capt wilson had gone
10 Havana, to charter vessel to take the 20 Liver
pool.
The salvage on the schooner nza was 81, o0o
1900 bales Of cotton had only been saved by the wre,k
from the ship Nathaniel KiEbal, ashore at Sand
Key. The wsather bad, and the ship Ihad bilged
loo bales Of cotton submerged buc probably the
diver would save IL.
The ship Lucy had been brought to Key West by wreck
with oss Of spars, 40 she had discharged her cargo
OF Gotten.
For severss weeks at Nessau the weather had been
very hary orabe for ycsses crossing the banks
The bsrk Harmony was ashore tcr two dsysa the Bala
mas, hut nay forced off NTH loss Of anchor, chains,
SC. she arrived st Key West the 4th and sailed again
on he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Esu,hnsss~ss Reception Of Mr. Meagber AZ
E'uu RIvex.

SALL Hvn, feb. II lSNh
Mr.. ksssb.r arrived here shis Afternoon in tbs steam
boat yoEa Providence On approaching the hArhoy he
vas received with sslate Of thirtytwo trssa feld
pieces, and the vii hEszss Of thousands Of people.
phinsss W. LELAND II M. D. ioster Hcotsr, t@q y.
d.; james Quinn. so,, Hq; y. 7. Davis Es9 o. o.
Fairbanks, ESQ.,; Lewis IArhsn, Esq., and large NUM-
tsg OK distinguished citizens wsrc In attendance OF the
wheF, and welcomed him to Dau River.
Mr. Aeegher proceeded IN carriage to the Exchsnge
Hotel where being called upon repeatedly he appeared
the balcony, aid the utmost snthusesm ana tha nhed
the people for their kind reception. he lectures this
evening snd all tho tickets are disposed Of.
Az send tha an Irish band IL serenading him.
Nothing can equal The enthusiasm In his favor The
attacks upon him have aroused an extraordinary
feeling In his behalf and he will carry all before him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Fob IL, 1853
AvINcs RAyKs-UNoIAIMKD DEPOSITS,
The Savings Bank bill referred back to the Com
mttee Banks with instructions to amend by striking
out much relates to unclaimed deposits and conHne
the bill to New York city.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
The bill 10 authorize the formation Of building ass0cia
tons taken up and referred to the Judiciary Commit
See.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES
TIE bill relative 10 Teachers Institutes taken up n
committee and ordered to third reading.
No other business Of special Importance tran sact
ed prior to adjournment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
COn1bssaon or Doublo Murder.

Thomas Casey, who ID in Jail on charge Of numbering
Onyra Taylor and his wife, at Natck In September last
has made full confession Of his g"ilt. He says he
quarreiled with Taylor about half dollar and killed
him. and that brs Taylor being awakened by the struggle
came to the door, when he also killed her with
Casey is twenty years OF ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
Strike Among the Employees ON the Baltl-
moro and Ohio Railroad

StAhAc ASuOuX tnc EmpAOyeeS Oh vnc BNIty.
moro md Ohio Railroad.
EXTRAORDINARY EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE RrC
BArrMoRE, Feb. II, 1853
One thousand workmen from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad workshops with all of the conductors brake
men, and engineers of the transportation trains struck
for higher wages this morning, and marched TO Mcnu
mont square, where thoy addressed BY Franksia
iagher, and where they subsequently joined by
large number of machinsts and workmen from all the
other shops In the city The whole number OF operatives
who have Joined in this movement is between two and
three thousand grand procession will take place this
afternoon They demand an increase of fifteen per cent
on previous prices.
All business except the passenger trains on the Ralt
more and Ohio Railroad has been suspended by the strike
No burhen trains went out last evening and this
morning or evening Heavy premiums had to be paid to
engineers to take out passenger trains to day.
The meeting in Monument square this morning VA, at
tended by about 5000 mcn-1 900 from the baltimore
and Chic Railroad Shops 800 from Rofs Wnans 500 from
Murray Hazlehurst's 400 from Adam Dcnmead's ITO
from BentIcy's, and number from other shopsal hay
ing stopped work to sustain the railroaders although
Murray Hazehurst and Denmead give the full prices
This afternoon the men again assembled in Monument
them to comprise enk neers brakemen eng builders
machinsts, builders, machine makers mouders and
strikers.
The procession was quite imposing and orderly, and
mile long, the walking four abreast. Opera
tives from The susquehannah and Philadelphia roads
Joined the procession and 1t Is said that other branches
Of mechanics will join to morroi
Dispatches sent last night to Martinsburg Com
berland Wheeling, and all the principal statons the
road and the operatives and those connected with tho
transportation trains struck the road, and put the
fires out.
BArrrMoRE, Feb. 11-P. NJ
The operatives FROM the Suffolk Works Hayward and
Bartetts Pool and Hunts, Miholsnd's and other
foundres, have joined the strike. Messrs Reeaer Wells
and Milers men, and the carpenters thenbridge de-
psrtnent OF the haltmore and Ohio Railroad having rc
ceiyed the price asked, did mot stop work.
Mcssrs Murray and Hazlehurst, Benson and Denmead,
have also sgnHed their intention give the advance
Tho operatives again assembled IN Monument square
tonight end addresses delivered By Mcssrs Joshua
Van SAINT, Mabury, Turner and others.
letter from the President Of the railroad company,
highest wages received in the city received but It is
not satisfactory, Il does not accede to their demanded
advance and prices In other fonnrieS not vet per
rpAneutIy fixed