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I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA.
KEY,I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each to suit purchasers, eight or
ten ares of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots be autifully situa.
ted en- Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Blakey's Mill, about mile and a half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating Refer to John Shore, or
TO the subscriber, at his Office No II Main street.
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton d. Co.
au 9-3tawts |. K. WATKINS
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THEATRE

THEATRE.
D ENEFlT OF A. FISHER, Prumpter-On which
ID occasion, will be performed, by kind permits
sion OF Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt for this night only,
her celebrated Comedy, in five acts. called Fash
ion. or, Life In New York after which, the
Professor JACOB BIER will give Concertno
on the TroInpetto, composed by Ernst shase, the
greatest performer on, and composer for that in
strument, in all Europe. His great skill and musi-
from the Emperor of Russia, and the Grand Duke
OF Saxe-Werrner. Professor BIER is his pupil, and
performs his composition with great accuracy. Mr.
Kelly will appear and sing (in character) his ad.
mired California song. To conclude with a new
drama, never acted called ssTrae Love Never
RIMS SmQofG.,s an 6-2lr
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CUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.-Im
- ported direct from Rodgers d Sons, and other
celebrated makers, fine ivory handle Knives and
Forks, and extra Knives without Forks, in sets 20
81, 50 and 80 pieces. These are the finest Ivory
Goods on balance handle; imported to this country
and warranted TO give satisfaction TO the purchaser
For sale By
apps r m ZIMMERMAN.
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'A>nE SULE hftEUaaATlC SrnCIFlC
l. KIN D WIN. -M0rfimore's Rheumatic
COmpound and Hlaad Purifier-frnpn thf.

NM SULE Al Il u IaATlC SrnGIFlC
Il KN D WIN -M0rfim0re's Rheumatic
Compound and Blood Purifer-from the
numerous astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu-
matlsm IN all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
nlty the Proprietors, athoug from past expe
rence OF Its entire reliability to cope with and eradi
cate every vestige OF this dire complaint perfectly
willing to allow its merits to be judged from is effects,
as it Is compounded expressly for one complaint, and
Is only applicable TO such complaint, although Its
rative powers may have happy influence other
Ills attending the human frame. Moreftsn two thou
sand cases of rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past year by the
use of few bottles Of the Compound, and testimo-
constantly received from individuals of the highest
standing in the community. The deepest seated and
most hideous have readily yielded to the potent
influence of this Compound, and although physicians
have pronounced many of them incuraDle, they are
yet living, sufficient evidences TO convince the most
sceptical-
uiortimore's Rheumatic Compound is a
vegetable internal remedy, harmless IN its Effects and
be administered with safety to any age and cond
ton, and has never been known to fail.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co, sole Agents
for Richmond. w. Y. ALEXANDER s. co, Pro-
prietors, No. | Barclay street, Astor House, New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism-T wenty Years,
Standing.
ST. LOUIS Feb e, 1913.
Captain Edward Powers writes III have for more
than twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu-
matisnn, first acute then chronic. tried all other
remedies of which could hear. | also hsd the best
proved unavaiing. ! procured and used tive bottles
OF Mortimores Rheumatic Compound and Blood ~
a5i 1''' - '1' % ''-' SWAMI EDWARD POWERS.
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4 G HHDS PRIME NEW SIDES AND
L U Shoulders landing and tor sale by
ap5 JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
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AUCTION sALFs


0Te Nsu. I. q. a a = =
Y nnlleck ana Hsrris: aiSs.ss g Asr q, -
issa .c,m,,ess.-on WEDREsDAY. sbs III n 49,,
y, PC .oid, upon he prcuuisss. eo.n. npL.s
mart, - yslo se 10y Noe 7ai. o. 81 Is. a. ~
rSd;,;or hsso 80 = md ~ IN Bullock and Hsrr;S
Smith, Decd s''.'0 % 'ohn Snelsca
These Lois ere most besatifully loes.ed. .nd -.
situ ated 10 most improving part o t. eis, sac,
Of me Iots are Just without the corporation niss
Terms OF SALx-One. third eash 49,
three and six months for negotiahIe notes 49, =
added, secured by an approved endorssr a. ~
tanned. s TO
ap5 w. GODDIN Ar...
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EkE.H ARRIVAL OF FRUIT, &C.
l. so boxes Oranges
80 boxes Lemons
$50 boxes Bunch Rsisins. whole, half and
quarter
20 boxes Layers
20 boxes Naples Figs, extra article
rs drums Smyrna Figs
casks Fresh Currents
Bordeaux, Malaga ano Ivscs Almonds
bags Pecan Nuts
All just received and for sale by
SIMON BONAViTA g. CO.,
NH 30 No rs Main street.
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BACKING RoXEs.-J w RANDOLPH
b haslfor sale about 100 good Packing Boxes at
so cents each. cpl
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DISP ATCH OFFICE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, "a.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
Haudbills, Blanks, &c. &c.
Labels, Of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms.
EE- Orders for ell kinds OF Printing will be re-
oe!ved AID executed in the handsomest style.
E~ Change of Rours.-increased Rate
Of Speed.-See what Adams d Co. doing
Tor their patrons The Express now leaves Bal
IiEEore az o'clock NJ, in charge of experienced
AI6 rusty agents, and arrives in Richmond at 81
M. Goods ordered by this mornings mail, viii
Dc delivered tomorrow morning without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, low
closes at {. + M-arrives in Baltimore al an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will De greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland, for sale
E! his Office. ADAMS d. CO,
10 l4tb street. Richmond Va.
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IMPRESS FROM NEW Y0RK.-PA-
IL RISEN & KINGS Express leaves New York
every Saturday afternoon. Small packages order
ed by this line are brought and delivered at less
than steamers rates, Immediately upon the arrival
o. the steamer Roanoke
Merchants ordering goods, will please state, send
by PARlSEN d KINGS Express, 2, Vesey street.
Merchandise o. every description brought thro'
at tho lowest rates
WIN MAULE, Agent,
an 5-zt Pearl street
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0EED SWEET POTAT0Es.-3O0 bushels
y North Carolina Seed Swee, Potatoes, small
fize, and in good order, for sale low by
HULST Il KING,
ap lot franklin st. Old Market
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FNKUTH STRANGER THAN FIG.
L TION.-The remarkable cures that have been
effected by Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir have
given that medicine popularity almost unparal.
Iced. The evidences are here, at home conse-
quently the numerous certificates In possession OF
the proprietress have truth on their side-s very
important, and, we may say, rare consideration
In all cases of cough, cold, whooping cough and
pulmonary complaints generally, this Elixir viii
prove TO be of essential benefit and can be recon-
mended with confidence. 1t 10, likewise, a most
excellent medicine for children. Manufactured by
Mrs A DAVIS, Main street, Richmond.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d.
BEERS, A. BoDEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D
YALE, and Mrs. A B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. APPS
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ADJUSTMENTS
fst AERIUAN CHURCH,
Corner Bread and Fourteenth streets.

LIST AFRICAN CHURCH,
Corner Bread and Feurteenth streets.
GRAND CONCERT OF
PAUL JULIEN,
Who viii have the honor of giving his FIRST and
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT.
In THIS CITY,
On Friday, April Sth, 1853,
Assisted by the following celebrated artists from
the SONTAG and ALBONT Opera Troupes,
New York:
sIGNORIEI ANNA vFZENTlNI. PRrMA DONNA,
from the Grand Opera of La scala;
SIGEOR ATTILIo ARHOLDI, (TENoR) from
the Sontag Opera Troupe;
HERR CHERLES BECHT, PIANIST, from the
Grand Conservatorre, Berlin and N. York and
MONS. v. GUERIN, EMPREsAaIo, from the Grand
Opera, Paris;
Forming an array of Musical Talent of the
highest order
The European engagements Of PAUL JULIEN
preclude the possibility of giving more than one
Concert in each OF the principal cities In the United
States.
Full particulars In future advertisements.
The seats in the church will be numbered, and
the books for secured seats will be opened at the
principal Music Stores and Hotels
Foiite and attentive ushers will be in attendance
ep Major WIN G. CORBELL, Agent.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OHFICE,
Wall street. under the City Hotel.
CHALKsS OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Pstapsco, LOG, April 9Th, 1853
II 43 g 80 SO &c "a % rs Ill SIS Is I6
Half % 81 Sc, $500
To.Dayt-su.q uehsnna, 49, Capitals: t37,.
SOC, 20 of $500, rs OF 1900, Is of ESQ rs of sos,
l24 OF $50. rs numbee, 10 drawn. Tickets $40
shares In proportion.
Also, Pa,apsco, 1oe Capitals: $4,000, 5000,
1861, 1850 $50 &c rs numbers, Is drawn. Tick.
e's 90 5o-shsres in proportion.
apo SMITH
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Drawn Nos of Delaware LOTTERY. Class II an,,,a
II AZ SO 81 81 35 81 So ~ rs 40 II
Draws Te. Day.-Capitals S33ss4 $4,000
So 0, 500U 1923, 20O0, ola of 500 &C. 7s numbers.
IL drawn ballots. Tickets Slo-shares in proper.
ton.
To.Morrsw.-Cspita Se0.ls0, of 10000,
OF 1000, 10 of 500 &c. IS numbers, l3 drawn bal.
lots Tickets S. apG
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% NEW ApUTAECAKY AND UkUG
~STORE-The subscribers have entered into
- co,partnership aud taken the store lately &C.
A-ss cupied by A Levy, Jr, pol Broad street, a
few doors below Messrs Breeder Il Fox, offer for
sale a general assortment Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Periumery, &c, which
they can recommend to the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks by one Of us in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting up
of Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
Werespectfuily request a cal from our old pat
rons and The public generally.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
ep5 X w APPERSOE
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LAMBERT,s OFFICE.
I4th street. under Exchange Hotsl.

Drawn Nos Delaware. Clssa az, April4:
II "a SO 81 81 IS e. 3 81 42 IS 40 II
=, To- Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
So ~ Capitals: s33924. l50O0 5000, 5000 32as
prises. rs numbers, IL drawn Tickets SO ''''
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sTKATTUN,S 0EEIEE

- a. 20 % ~ DelaWars, No ~, April 8:
To-Day.-Delaware, No 70 Capital saa saz
1s uumhers, II drawn Tickets sIn - 49, 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-18
Our Nova Scotia Correspondence.

HALIFAX, JAM l, 1858.
Raur'i Of the Provincial Secretary from, England
Commencement Of the Rail,coyto Quebec in The
Swing-Prcm'sed did Of English Capitalists.
Mr. Howe has returned, having been entirely sue
cessu and the government here have reopened nego-
tiatons and her Maestys ministers are prepared to
give the most favorable consideration to any propo-
sition which the province may make relative to the
route to Quebec. the basis Of Mr.. Robnsons line,
which touches the bay Of Chaleur.
Mr.. Howe has brought with him estimates from
dsinterested parties backed by tenders from persons
who will supply at the prices named, every article
which it would require to make three hundred miles
Of railway, which viii be commenced in Nova Scotia
early in the spring, for nothing can prevent it, az
this province do its work even if no aid be
given by the imperial government of which it has
the prospect.
Our Legislature meets on the Goth of this month.
Very elaborate reports our fisheries have been
made by Com. Campbell and Captain Layboid, and
other protective officers; and will send copies when
they are printed. There is no special news, except
the sudden death Of poor Livingston the American
consul who fell dead in the street on Sunday. He
was very much liked in Halifax particularly by those
who were in the habit Of tansactng business at the
consulate. | send You q copy Of the general order
issued by Major General Gore. His funeral was at
tended by all the civil and military officers in the
city, O.
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PmfApfIPsfk Jan IT.. (Repored bT Keen 4 Taylor -
T1gt Italc- ~ 600 United States 90 SO 4 r. lles.
Loo 20 g 4 T. lf1i t:i Il PenaSylvonia 5's G Il
brrl II. ~ 81: 1860 iind!n. falroad s's 70 cash
81 = 20 IsSaA Re. Bonds 81 $50 shares Long Island
cash IL 40 do s5Wp IL, IL loo DO u.s. IL 100 do II
New Orleans Gas 10; 20 Penny Railroad a9s
30 diamond Coal S. "a; 2Commercisl Bank 6sX 6Bank
Of Kentucky, 109H; Exchange Bank, Pittsbnrg, 55s
Bs,ceen Boordss1 600 United States ss 67 CAP, 11oH
CAB ~ Richmond District 6s 90 100 shares Long Island
Railroad b5wn IL 800 do s5wn IL 300 do cash. III 300
DO 3D. IL 100 do 3D. Ii $50 do, H. seond Board-sto0
Chester Valley Railroad Is s5wn 80 $500 Beaver Mea-
dow Railroad IS, $50 500 Wilmington Railroad 6s
gh 1000 City Railroads. "a, 1o7sf; $500 Texas Reg
bonds, ~ 200 Texas Reg. Notes, 52k, 1000 Spring
Gsrden 90 te 2d 10t shares Pennsylvania Railroad
4ph 24l do DO 49 200 schuykill Navigation, Prefer
rcd cash IN lto long Isle Railroad, s5, III; 900
30, III 4Ddo DO In 20 Harrisburg Railroad 80; 100
iehdiog Railroad, ", 49, 10 Norristown Psiirosd 70
nm bonl'-I3 .hafes Diamond faai IS ~ C00 fang
~ 800 10, .s.n, TX Marie. a.aar. -
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Meeting Of the New York Young Mems Chris
tim Association.

The regular monthly meeting of this association vas
bed yesterday evening ut the tuyvessnt Institute at
hafpast seven o'clock The proceedings Of tho meeting
commenced by the President o. r. Woodward Esq.
reading the fifth chapter Of the Gospel Of 81 Matthew
and prayer by Mr. Bucksnd.
The journal Of the preceding mseting hen read
end approved
FIFTY nov msr hor, rere than sieetst.
Proposais ior Dew ro.n.hegs sstc ihen Dfcr,4'
Professor iANArr CEs.KY H., hstcrcd =. Milo sitS
esssy;-
The peculiar necessities Of practical picty smoug the
Christians Of large cities l. he subject to which invite
your sttenonnot tina, practical pe.y can be scd
with By any Christian but that there are peculiarly CO.
gent for Ia cultivation in the crowded haunts Of
commerce.. The further IL removed from
socicty, the his religion win assume ! sub;eo.
tive foim-u viii form plan Of self aoyernment
snf se growth IN the heart which may seem ia uless
IL process may advance, tho soul become appar
81 holy and Re perfect rccue the herInit may Az.
o., saint INDEED. but men formed Tor society
u - Christianity y, by all IT, precepts aud history
l. as policy ~ scciai man We might, print sunro3H
1.ne etfcr in 40 taiecs - e celu1e1 fhrisiiGr 81
Jtoh. ojjecfif -. :" t ~st ~ 81 y go ts.fr z
ste assi.us.. .u.y y ~ $50, pus 40 .,ai t@ois
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
Dfvtt . t.

PmApMPHA Jan ii NJ
Afriycd-Brig Mary H. Crowel, Boston, schrs Mcr-
Ger, Robinson, NYork Virginia Price scudder Boston
felow-Brgs Chicopee, Emery, Boston; Canton, Grow.
ell, do.
tieared-Blig Free Trade (sv), LARSON, Cork and a
mkt schrs ospny (Br), Bancroft, 81 Croix; Willow
Dyas, Port Spain, Trinidad.
Miscellaneous.
MARY (of Bath Eustis put back 10 penart Roads
Dec 30 On 9Th u when 1TO miles w Of Lundy island
while lying 10 in hurricane from Sc with very heavy
cr SEQ and aboring very much the lower port of her
cargo alroad iron) shifted, streinng tho vessel and
causing her to make water. Capt then bore IN
and for Penarth Roads being the only place he could
reach with safety. survey viii be held and the shin
will likely have to discharge TO get caulked and her cargo
restored.
smp TzSsY Gil (not ship Henry Cilmore) from Boston
for NOflenns Il the vessel lost near Carlpas She ".
an old vessel of ;95 tons.
Bc srssxy-The loss OF the brig SUSSEX, before report
ed hal been confirmed letter from Capt Laden has
teen received dated at Manila Oct 20 1882 which says
that me SussaS cspsized at in typhoon July
lat ~ 70 n lon 1913 so Z, $50 miles Of Batsn island
while lying 20 under goose winged mai ntop-a AMI storm
trysan The sea stove in the cabin and wa she'd every
thing out. including n passenger named Deyoc of New
York, who succeeded in rcgaining the vessel.
did aiso seaman who was washed overheard
The pnaels went by tho board. after which abe righcd
with three iCe of water in her hold Capt Iadicu lay by
the Rrs,ltd sc>.r ~ day, without hayng anything 10
eusi pIfn ht' - cui fuii 81 dlry water and few
tsf ~ -, fae nm per day and ipsly took 10 the
h,ht nd III I'D - Eaten land Jiy Ilb where they
remained ~ wcrt. ~ he end Of that time il. ding
fitted ~ oiboot al hands took passage and crossed
he China TO Manila, in the height Of The typloon
Sir u Carr OF Boston, first officer died at town
called IiDeayer SEPT IT, from sickness caused by eypo
All hands, with but one exception, had been sick
One Of the crew, Englisbman, belonging 10 London
died two days after he arrived at Manils. Capt Lade
nj the time Of writing In good health and would
leave ia few days for San Francisco in the brig Ida
Capt Jones The officers and OF the SUSSEX saved
nothing except What they stood In
scHR WoRusnyJ, from Providence, RI for Mobile, put
into saysans 18th inst with oas of foresa and foreyard
In gale the ath inst, in lat BIZ Ion 1917
sfm sorin CAROLINA, Ildridsc, from Newbern NC for
hYok, vih com encountered violent gale i2 inst OF
lNtrepf b'D~n Z and vent hore about fonr miles
.. l.atr t'cF - - 'i'p ,h@ - u " gs'.- nd
tss 20 sc-rs oyes
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port Of New York, january II, 1853.

CLEARED.
Ships-vicksburg, Hughes, New Orleans, VIM Nelson 4
Son; Simeon (new) Smith San Francisco, d Mumfori;
Mary Glover Chase, New Orleans, 7 Stanton; fdea,
DIXON yeIpoS ih Marshall Ro c. nse and mkt
Brigs-soml French, Brown, Gambia. T A Livingston.
Schis-D r Warner, Hannah, Charleston, Nj MCready
Terry Norfolk sturges Gea5mnn Co. Ellen Per Per
s, sEa s'% s~ Finn Fsss
Brig Masonic (Br), Hickman Limerick, So days, with
yard foretopnast bboom sails Suiwsrfs, &C. ''''
Brig Haidee Maine Cardenas Nov Q, via Jacksonville.
Dec g. to Read.
schr William Hughes, Tyler, Newbern, NC, 20 days.
Experienced bad weather during the whole
compelled TO put into Cape May Roads for harbor
during the storm.
schr Mary Patterson Bateman, Wilmington NC, s
Sehr John r Mather, Avery, Norfolk, days
Schr Alfred Barrett Baker, Baltimore, days Jan 10
% from baltimore for NYls IL
wished to be reported having lost spars foresa split
mainsa lost boat stove bulwsks had decks swept &c
would put into Norfolk to repair.
schr Vim Brown, Hobrook, Milford Del, 8 days.
schr Henry Walton -, Milford Del, days
schr Ezra Lewis, Berry, Portland, Me- s days.
s. Pilot boat Nete (No y, up last night, aud
reportsJan IL, put pilot board ship Creole, Capt
Pierce 10 days from NOreans for NYork Cape May bear
reerd opsas standing to the northwara After the
gale abated the pioboa stood and made the land to
the southwark OF Chincoteague and followed the land up
to Little Egg Harbor, but could wrecks to the
southwark Of that port.
The semaphore at the Highlands reports inward
bound vessels in sight at sunset
SAILED.
Ships L L. Hartshorne Liverpool; yicksburg Hughes,
New Orleans Meteor Bearse, do; barks Charm sleeper
jamaica Peerless Iilton West Indies; brigs Arve, viii
liams Curacao Martin Van Burea Anderson, Jacksonville
Wind during the day from NNW.
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Mr.. John Hammond, Of Owen county, Kentucky ssys
the Louisville D,c,a OF the 18th instant died on the
2sth Of December In the hundred and twelfth year
Of his sge He soldier Of the REVOLUTIONARY at the
battle Of and OF the early settlers Of
kyfsmiar with the heroic Of that early
day He enjoyed excellent health generally and retained
his faculties 10 the last He has about hundred and
fty descendants Of his TO say ssthng Of the
female branches of HIS family He twice married
and one son by his second wife Is srtytwo years Of age
It's youngest son Is thirty. yraFs o. age.
Mrs, Miriam Foster q cate widow Of the late David
'teatr ntt L. r0slfer 81 ie " u. Fgt fhoae lied ~
g. .#@t .t8 q. - II i .er ~
li.h nrt IN ,lr satb vesr az her ere.
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THE WILL OF THE LATE Amos LAWRENCE
The Boston Traveller states that the will Of the late
Amos Lawrence has been probated II is Of great
length, and was made years ago but codicil added
states that he to aterits conditions His
large property is left to his direct heirs male and
female. and their descendants. The document
exhibits evidence Of the peculiar business sagacty
OF the testator. His sons are named in the will as
the executors. In the codcil after returning thanks
to God for prolonging his life, he says 81 have
plus property have received, and intend to be while
my powers of mind will allow it,
MARRIAGE OF CELEsTIAL.-A large crowd
assembled at st. Matthew's Episcopal Church,
South Boston last evening, to witness the marriage
Of Mr.. Ong r-Showe, tea dealer of this city, to
Miss Louisa M. Henss, Of South Boston. The Rev.
Mr.. Clinch performed the ceremony The bride is
the daughter OF very respectable German parents
Boston Post, Jan. IL.
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Marine Affairs.

APPofPiAIy NV YFARis PRysFSr.-The passengers Of
the steamship Raltc the last trip from Liverpool pre-
senied the wife Of her commander Capt Comstock with
beautiful painting Of the steamer as New Years gift
II very good likeness Of the vessel her position
She Appeared At the time.
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Died,

On sunday, Jan Is OF consumption, MAaGAaEf, wife of
Henry Morris, In the sd year Of her age
The friends and aoqusntances Of the family also the
members of Columbia Lodge No. 1, o. Of q. r., are
requested to attend her funeral from her late residence
No "a Trinity place this ruesday) morning. OF O'Clock
Her remains rl be taken " Gravesend ]. L. f0c inter
uent
At Paris IN December "a. Of scsrlatlna, with typhus
fever ALEXANDER NJ ApAss aged years and months
eldest ~ Joseph A. ana Maria Adams Of New York
On stndNg, Jspusrs u, WV. a. DrirAUw, In the I'D
yess Oils sge
ITO fri.td sfi'. ,a'brg = " neesapT aoa his bot,
C. n. ioc.iei sza r. DssaI arc rcspeoGsAy req sss.A
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At Port Richmond, January 10, By the Rev. James
Brow nice, Mr.. GEoRoE g. OAysY to Miss isLr Z,yUFr
On The same evening by the seine, Mr. JAS. w. Mr.,
FlI 20 N'ss RtIacCA AM fo~d ell Ut staten I.land
W Ifnosiyr, ou sunday evening. January H. By The
acg ". a. seansn Capt. JANE, Tgrs3 10 Nj. ia SAa
fA>lLFrrY 10 ~ New J,rsey.
tn "Wednesday January IL in tarnine ,irpet Church
by ut Re-. L H. skinner Jr, Nr. fDwaaD CEosafr4s to
hlsa JEANETTE ANITA RstJ, all OF this city.
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No arrivals OF importance.
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John NJ Bickel (dem.) has been reelected trea.
surer of Pennsylvania.