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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-18

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-ln pursuance
- OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
OF the City OF Richmond, on the l1th day Of Jan.
uary, 1883, in the suit Of Fitzhugh &C., against
Clarke d ais, the undersigned therein appointed
special Commissioner, will offer for sale at ~ oclk,
d. In front OF the Court House of Henrico County,
on the I'd day OF May next Chat being Court day }
two acres OF Land, near Shedtown, liz the County
OF henrco; also one n1oieiy of lot number twenty.
seven, containing sixty six ieet a. oath Streets
IN the City of Richmond, held jointly by the estate
OF Josephus B. Cotton, and the estate Of o. Ladd
TERMS OF SALE One third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and upon credit as to
the residue of six and twelve months in equal in
staments from the day of sale, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the deferred payments, and the
title to the property retained until the purchase
Court. THOMAS w. boswell,
sp 13-dtds Special Commission er.
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Fire.

BosToN, April 16.-1he establishment of
Messrs. Hurd & Brown, extensive wool deal
ers, in Broad street, was consumed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000.
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BOSTON. April 1.-THE steamer America
reached Hnlltax on Wednesday evening, com.
mefc'ai news was sent off and the wires then
IIut, ia order TO afford an opportunity fer specu-
lasing on Cotton, &c.
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" Judge iREDELL, very distinguished
jufist oil North Carolina, died at Edenlon, in
that State, gu The 18th inst.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY pIsPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PACI-
FIG.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, April 1.-THE steamship Pa
ci6c, with Liverpool dates to the 9th instant,
arrived to-day.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.
Cotton firm.-Since the sailing Of the Anne
RIGA 80 600 bales have been sold. Breadstuffs
very dull. Flour variously quoted at 81. TO
ls. decline. Wheat declined Id. to Cd. Vel.
low Corn wanted at 3Is. to 3ls. Cd. White
Corn dull at 30s. Consols 1914.
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sp ID JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Iy1 ON CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th
STREETS, AT AUCTION-Win be sold on Wed.
Resday, Goth April, commencing at o'clock, P NJ,
upon the premises, that large Brick Tenement and
Lot situated On the South side of Cary street be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, and occupied by Mr.
teet more or less to the sev Alter wscb viii Viii
be sold two unimproved Lots, adjoining the above
on the East, each fronting about 25 feet and run.
ming back I25 feet, more or less, to the alley
This property being located in the very centre oil
the heaviest business portion of the city, offers
favorable investment to the capitalist
The terms will be-One quarter in cash ba
lance at l, 2, and years. with interest, payable
semi-annualy, credit payments to be secured By q
deed OF trust upon the property.
ape JAS. Nj. TAYLOR, Auctr
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 16

Flour is dull-small sales fshipping brands
at S.. Buyers generally refuse to give this
price. Rye flour $3.S7; corn meal So 87a3.
Sales of 1000 bushels Wheat at 1I2a113 cts
for red and 1lSal20 for white. Sales of 300
bushels Corn at 50 cts. for white and 60a6l cts
for yellow. Oats 4la42c; Rye SIC,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TIRE
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

j
A Afternoon Performance on Saturday.
n April gard, al 81 O'Clock, for the especial &c
commedst;on Of children, ladies, and parties resi-.
ding out OF The city.
DONETTI'S
ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS AND GOATS,
Who will go through variety OF Extraordinary
Performances, In Serious and Comic Psntomines,
Slack and Tight Rope Dsncina, Grand Monkey Cir
Gus, Military Evolutons, walking on the Globe &c
&c.
HERR Won SPINGALENS
Incredible performances that have gained for him
the title of the "WHIRLING WONDER, together
with an entirely new and beautiful exhibition Of
Mechanical Dissolving Views and haie.
discopal Illusions, terminating with an erup
ton OF Mount Vesuvias.
Prices of sdmission-Secured seats In dress cir.
Gle IS cts; children so cts. General admission so
cents TO Boxes and Parquette; Gallery SO cents and
% cents
P Office hours for securing seats, from 1e till
4. Doors open at o'clock, TO commence at 8.
Cg@ Interesting Books, describing the habits
and manners of the Monkey species, with Mustra.
tive plates, for sale at the Theatre-prce l2t cts.
apl FL. HANiEGT0N, Manager
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BY Davenport, Allen & Co.
NEW CROP GREEN AND LACK
IN TEAS AT AUCTION.-On Thursday. 2lst
of April, we viii sell at our auction store At 10
o'clock,
GOO Packages
Gsnpowder
Imperial
Young Hyson
poucheng and Souchong Teas
from fine to excellent quality, selected expressly
for this market.
TEExs-slOO four months credit, over 500 sz
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
eplS Auctrs.
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SO So l6 So A 9 Ill IA 5 So "a %
Aa,x RICHHtOND SACRED MUSIC
4H7ly SOCIETY Preparations are being made
XsEJ1 for the Concert Of Sacred Music which
p has been in contemplation for some time.
There will be general rehearsal of vocal and in.
strumental parts on the evening of Monday next
the 18th APRIL in the Lecture Room of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Rev Mr. Hoge's. 1t is highly
important that there should be tull attendance of
members of the Society on this occasion, and that
it should be punctual, that the exercises may com
mence exactly at O'Clock. ap l6-2t
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NTADAME ANNA BIsHOP


nE her return to the North, route for Eu-
" rope, will bid FINAL ADIEU to the Must
cal public OF this city, by giving a Parting
Dress and Costume Concert, in a few days
6g Date and place, with full PARTICULARS, to be
speedily announced
F The celebrated Composer, Mr.. BOCHSA,
although having abandoned Harp playing in public,
nss consented to appear once more as a HARPIsT
before his retirement into private life.
ap 16-ts
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Arrival of the City of Manchester.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE steamer CT.
ty of Manchester has arrived, with ITO pagsen.
gers, and a valuable freight.
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DLACE FOR BAKGAINs.-sEElNG |.

OLACE FOh bAhO Is
BELlEVlNG-J. MlLLHISER d. BRO, hav.
ing the largest and cheapest lots of NeedlewoIk
Emoroderies on hand, in the city, respectfully call
the attention of the Ladies to the same; at the
same time assuring them that such Goods, at as
low prices, can only be had of US. The assort-
ment consists in part of SO kinds of embroidei ed
linen cambria Hdkis from soc to SIC apiece; 81
kinds of plain linen cambria Hdkfs, corded Dor
ders, from sixpence apiece to finer and higher;
hem stitched do; Cambria and Swiss Bands, Is cts
and higher Edgings and InsertiDgs, in Cambria
and Swiss; Linen Bobbin Edgings; Collars, innu.
merabe and cheap; inside Hakts, Dotted and Plain
Swiss Mus ms, Csnbrics, Jaconnetts checked,
striped and corded Muslins in great variety; Irish
Linen, superior article at 37tc; Dress Goods il
every variety, Domestic Goods of all sorts, cheap
er than ever. Our selection of Bonnet Ribbons
is larger and cheaper than heretofore. Seeing is
believing. So come and convince yourself by
looking through our stock at
1873 Broad Street.
}. mILLHISER d. BRO.
2o0 pair of Lace Sleeves, just received, will be
sold cheap. apis
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DOR SALE.-1he Ladies OF Richmond In par.
l. ticular, aud the public in general have now an
opportunity OF purchasing the most valuable La.
dies Maid ever offered for sale in the United
States. She is a finished seanstress, taiioress,
mantuamaker; cuts and fits with Lnequalled ele-
gance and precision, every garment OF ladies' or
cook, poundcake baker; understands and puts up
the most delicious preserves and sweet neats is an
elegant washer, ironer and clear starcher; an ex-
ceiient cook, thoroughly honest, and, in short, is
everything that any one would desire in Servant,
and is only offered for sale in anticipation of re-
moval to the free States. Inde ed, she is tnvalu.
able, end but for the determination indicated, the
owner would not take five thousand dollars for her.
ANY person DESTROYS OF procuring such a servant,
can ascertain the terms by addressing initials Y,
post paid, to this office. an l5-IW
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
K. FRANCE d. CO.

For This Day.-Cspitals: of $4,000, of
6000 Is of 1000, 10 of 500 Is of $780, Is of 300 &C.
7e Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets g.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capitals $4,000
$500, 1000, 1,225, 20 of 1000, 90 of 200, &C. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets So
Drawn Nos of Nd Consolidated Is:
G. IL IS 81 Is 62 81 76 Al SO a.
Whole II 81 rs, $500; half Al 81 81, SlO0; half
Al 90, $590-three more sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, lis:
63 Is 10 % 30 AZ AZ 40 "a 80 "a 81
Halt 81 40 6S. Sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Carroll Co II:
10 Is 60 81 II 81 "a 3 % SO
Whole 2 II G., $500; or 3 SO, 500. B 9th sold
aud paid by LUCK.
ep iS
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NALE OF LOTS NEAR THE CITY SPRING.
~ viii be sold on Wednesday Afternoon,
the goth of April, 1858, commencing at O'Clock,
Building Lots on the West side of 18th street. near
the CH Spring These Lots are In retired and
deiehtul neighborhood.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at 3, and
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by a trust deed or title retained.
ap Is w. GODDIN, Auctr
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. SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS ON CARY,
n BETWEEN lsT AND SECOND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
Thursday Afternoon, the 2lst April, 1853.
upon the premises, commencing at AZ O'Clock,
Cary, between lst and End Streets adjoining the
sidence of MI James c. Deaton, each fronting 81 n
feet, running back about l63 feet This property
is located in most improving part OF the city.
TERMs-One third cash balance at s and mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned till last note is paid.
ap 10 w. GOUDIN, Auctr
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Extensive Assortment of Spring Goods !:
HUBBARD. GARDNER a. LARLrON.

No Ill Maia-S.reet
HAVE received their Spring Assortment of Boots,
Ill Shoes, Hats, Csps, Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Calf skins, Lining
and Binding Skins, Shoe Thread, Letter, Note and
Wrapping Paper. &c. &C., comprising one OF the
largest and best seected stocks they have ever had
Country merchants are respectfully requested TO
examine our stock, we are confident they will
find 1t as low, if not lower, than the same guam
titles ana sizes can be bought in any market north
OF Richmond. NH l4-SW If
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LAMBERT,s OFFICE.
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, e., April Is:
SO sc l6 90 A 9 Al IA 5 81 "A 25
Ticket Il IL so. A prize of 500 sold
To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No SO. Capitals: $4,000. 7,OOO 1000, l6s 600,
so of l,000 DC IS numbers IL drawn Tickets
dollars. apIs
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BY Wellington GOdHn.

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, AND A VA
- CANT LOT, ON BROAD STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON-Will be sold on Tuesday, 18th
April, 1853, at O'Clock NJ, on the premises, q
smaA Brick House, con tanning rooms including q
basement, with kitchen, DC in the rear fronting %
feet on Broad street, (between Jefferson and Madi
son streee) and running back 1873 feet to an alley
20 feet wide.
At the same time will be sold handsome Build.
ing Lot, about 20 feet from the above named prop
erty. This lot is enclosed by substantial orick
wall, and fronts 10 feet on Broad street. with the
privilege of using alley three feet WIDE and runs
back 1873 feet to the aforesaid 90 feet alley. The
property lies in very rapidly improving neigh
borhoOd, and is now paying nine per cent. The
title is indisputable.
The terms of sale will be one third cash, the bal
ance in three and six months, secured by satisfac
torily endorsed negotiable notes, or title retained
till payment is made.
ap IL w. GODDIN, Auct.
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1T Is established beyond doubt, that Dry
Hoods can De bought twenty five per cent cheap
er at Z. GOLDSMITS (new) Dry Goods Store,
mond. He has just received another lot of those
fine Dotted Swiss, at le3c, worth BIN; 100 dozen
French Linen Towels, at 81 %, worth 81 per doz;
1000 yards French and Scotch Ginghams, at Sc,
worth 25c; slso large lot of French Lawns,
De Lanes and Berege De Lanes, at &c. worth 20 to
25c; English and American Prints. Apaccas, &c,
&C, all very cheap. The ABOVE Goods have been
bought for cash at auction, in New York. therefore
they and will be sold cheap tor cash. The
La lies CT Richmond aud the country are solicited
to call aud.examine them before urchasng.
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Acute Rheumatism.

S. Downing, merchant, writes, St. Louis, June %
81 was severely afflicted with acute rheumatism
was confined to my bed; and severe were nv
pains and misery that could scarcely move or turn
myself in bed. l sent for 'Moitimore's Rheumatic
Compound physician who visited me, remarked,
that If was able to be up in fifteen days would bs
fortunate; used the Compound, and IN three days
was able to attend to my business
APPS s. DOWNING
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A CARD.-TO THE LADIES.-MI5S s..
"A NJ FLOURNOY begs to inform her friends
and the dies generally, that she has removed four
doors West from her late residence, to No. 2l6
Broad street, house over Mr.. E. 8. Hicksons China
store, and opposite that of Messrs Breeder e. Fox,
where she continues to devote her entire attention
to Dressmakiug.
Having received the latest Spring styles for
Dresses and Mantillas, she is prepared to wait
upon those who may favor her with visit, and
hopes that her efforts TO fulfil their wishes viii
merit their appreciation, and the patronage they
may bestow. api6-3r
4 UMBER.-lO0O0O feet /, 1t, II, :, 3 and 4
IA incn clear White Pine, seasoned
$4,000 feet /, 1t, II, 2, and inch Northern Ash,
seasoned
$4,000 feet /, 1t, Il, g. 3 and inch Northern Ma.
pie, seasoned
10000 feet Oak Tobacco Box Plank, seasoned
Also, Black Walnut, Cherry, hickory, White.
WOOD and general assortment Of Yellow Pine
Lumber, Tor sale on accommodating terms, by
r. T.. q. WHITFIELD,
ap Io-3t Corner of 10th and Cary SITS
M ANTED, Negro Woman. capable Of at
w tending 10 Cows. Apply al
]. d. b. EVANS,
apo lit West Main Street.
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EENTL EMEN'S POCkkT HDkES.-
" Gentemens silk Pocket Hdkfs, all sizes and
prices; gentlemen's Linen Pocket Hdkts, all quail
Ties; gentlemen's Linen Hdkfa, he m stitched, for
sale by c. HARTWELL d CO,
aD lS Cpposite Swan Tavern
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


BY James m. TayIer.
TN SIn SALE OF BUILDING I.Ors
,e.. in slDhEY.-will be soid On MoNnAy ~
noon z. Of nay. comneneius Il IL O'Clock. II
Sixty Lots Lasd situated 10 The . ,. and
ney Jus. beyond the Corporation iue, Opposite 10
residence OF Mr. H Dance. and front;pg - .ne
vie street and the plank road In point Of b..n.
Q, ,scsr1 s sno adoption for building purpose:
town OF Sidney, and upon portion of ,bsu, uneie
IL q beautiful Oak Grove. mere
After the sale Of the above lots, will he .,,a.
other lots, situated IN the town Of Sidney
Warsaw, and fronting on Main street 'pposle
The above lots will be laid of into sui,sbl.
and plan thereof may be seen at the Office 81 ~
suctioneer in q few days. 'ne
Terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known at the sale. JAS M TAYLOR
I'D lS-3.awt6Mtd Auc,
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saOCKOE HILL HOUSE

Nj SHOCKOE HILL HOUSE.
a LATE BRACKETS TAVERN
The subscriber respectfully informs
~=~@ his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken the above well known House,
and would be pleased to see his friends and the
public a. all times.
Boarding and lodging furnished by the day,
week. month or year. The apartments have all
style. The table viii be supplied with the best the
market affords; and the bar, at all times, stocked
with the choicest Wines, Liquors, segsrs, &C.,
which can be procured in the city 10 fact nothing
ehsl be wanting by myself and assistants for those
who will call upon me, 10 make themselves com.
fortably at home. THOMAS WHEELEY.
N B. hope my old friends will call and see me.
an I6-3lG T. w
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77SHE FLYING DCTCHMAN,-A

FRNHE FLYING DUTCHMAN.-Agnes Lo.
i vel, by G james, Esq, soc
Vilette, by Carrer Bell, author of Shirley, &c,
price SOC
The Lovers Stratagen, or the Two Suitors, by
Emile Flygan Carlen, author of Ivar and the Ne.
cromaacer, or the Mysteries OF the Court OF Hen
~ the Eighth, by Geo w Reynolds, complete
Is cents
Llorends' History of the lnquisition in Spain,
complete, so cents
The Two Merchants, or Solvent and Insolvent,
by T Arthur, 25 cents
The Flying DItchmsn or ne Wea aea Guest oil
For sale by GEO NJ WEST il BRO,
10 Nos and Exchange Place.
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THIS DAY.
SOLE RHEUMATIC sPRCIPTC
Cen WIN Mortimore,s Rheam.ss.


matism :; astonishing cures it has effected of Rheu.
most nonai ali forms and conditions, has become th.
pub IT, oPaaf remedy ever offered to the Amsr;es,
nity the D. presenting this Compound to the comm
rence NJ ~ pfetors, although aw are from past exne
cate enlne reliability to cope with and eradi
will;ny ~ ISsuge OF this dire complaint are perecrS
as il lie It's merits to be Judged from its esrfs
is oniy AMI o1noed expressly for one comuaint and
rative nd rpeaoe to such complaint although 1ts en-
Ills attendion may have happy influence ON otbsr
sand rasss the human Frame More than t,yo st-
been ns,n Vi rheumatism, chronic and acnta -
nss az f1 cured during the past yssr h. &c
u;s, VI Jew bottles of the ConpounS "a y the
constsntiw most hattering nature have been and ao
stanSina .eceived from individuals of the MshAa.
ost H. ~ lne community The deepest ss.ta5 aas
inenc S Eases have readily vie lded to the notsnt
ha,.a Vi tnls compound and although vsEien 49,.
t I Ronounceo many of them incurable tbev a.
sceptical W CONVINCE the most
hIortimere's Rheumatic Command !.
Vegeapie internal remedy harmless in its efact. "a
can NC MI with safety to any age and coud
n9n, ana mas never n1, been known to fail ~e'.-'
For sale by PURCELL, LADD s. co sola a,sr,.
for Richmond. w. V. ALEXANDER 4 C0 De
prletors, No. | Barclay street. Aston Honse New
York. Ai''1e' NC"
CALEDONIA Mo-, March @
81 feel that it was good for me to be at van- bT.
Your Rheumatic Compound has effected a nsy1ns-
nent cure in my case. 1 have had no symntpms Of
rheumatism since your medicine performed its Office
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YIN, at
1913 Broad Street,

u ILLHISEh @ BRU-
300 pair of Lace Sleeves, just received, will be
sold cheap. ads
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GREAT EXCITEMENT Ar Z. GOLDsMIT'S,
~ No. Al MAIN STREET.-Fresh arrivals of
Goods just received-a beautiful assortment of
Cloth, Table and Piano Covers; a large lot of Irish
Linens, the cheapest in Richmond, and numerous
styles OF Dress Goods AS the ABOVE goods were
bought under their value persons who call may ex.
pect bargains. apl6
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p ONNETSi BONHETs! I! BONNETSl II Just
" received in store, 100 OF fresh and desra.
be Straw Goods, from the New York aud PhiIadel.
phia markets, which will be cold lower than they
The city trade and country Merchants are In.
vited to examine our stock which will be sold pr.
vately in lots to suit.
ap16 ALEX MOTT e. co.
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sTRATTON's OFEICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, 81, April 18th ::
SO SO I6 So A 9 Al "A 5 So "a %
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ROYAL INSURANCE Company of liverpool.

@1VO VVAxzP FV~N'
CAPITAL MILLIONS, 100000 SHARES OF G20 EACH.
Trsees-JOIlN SHAW LEIGH and r. b. B. H. BlUNDEI Esqs
Directors TURNER Esq, NJ p Chair
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq and j. BfsAMLEf MOORE, Esqt
Deputy ChAiunen
Michael Bonsnd Esq,i r. Ellison Harvey ESQ trA MAXWELL sq
Boueh, IT. Dyou iiornby, George MAXWELL sg-
r. bank Geo H. Horsnl. koht Me Andrew Esq,
Cannon Esl., r. Houghon, Esq, IL hlolyneuh tsdp
William Cnxton Johnston William Smith, Esd,
Fsg., Roger l.. jones' ESP John To Esq
Richard iIarbotd, Eaq. v james Lawrence, Esl.,l
Available Capitsi-TEN MILLION DOLLARS
Pad Capital.
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
having been appointed Agent Tor the above veal
Liverpool Office
accept Rks Policies or against oa. damage
in NewCrlcana the ibe terms.
very large eapta-ADDED TO THE INnyDuAL IIABIi,
JTY or EVERY SroCKIOLDER THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PRoPERrY-a psree, guarantee the insured Of his Ssy
OF loss,
oceaj and all seticmsnis es wh be mad
Mere both prompt aud liberal. JAMES MAGEE,
deeg0 N ntcs2m Agent, 81 st. Charles street.
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CoNgRrssioSAl.-Ion the wen informed correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, writes from Washington under
date of March IL;
The Senate will be detained, have reason to BE-
neve, for at least fortnight after Monday next New
questions for discussion with open doors to sre md
some OF them ot great Importance. -
Mr. Benjamin the Senator from Louisiaus VIII
continue debate or rather reopen it, tbs sshset
Of the Tchusntspec resolutions and in thrtF suPposs s
is the President of the Tehusntepec company wnirn
holds rights under the Garay grant ~hch tnats me sA
ecutive Government has more than snes rcsg gaizsd
Mr. Benjanin's this subject VIII De sf yrsaE
Importance learn that be Is very iseasAns nzsns
and impressive speaker Mr. Morris had the door on t'v
same subject prior TO the termination OF the seson and
l OF eourse will not lose his labor Of preparstoa~
The important discussion OF subjects eonnsessa Win
the CLAYTON trvaty reopeoed ~ Nr SMVeon WI
| be continued Mondsy By The chairman q ksrs'ga
Ihaye no, heard whether Mr. welier wfia soslew bet
from the part took in the aeeae m Jsnasry rrssns
| that he viii.
Treaty viii probably b transferred fe tbs sesrvs 70
the open session Mr. Everett viii doubt, urge BIS
treaty in that viii d1secrht ths pirstirs
tina. have 80 lens soFged upon the brains q Ensh
| and American writer's.
1t is regretted that General Csss ehAnpoa of this
treaty, Is absent
The venerable aad worthy ex Senator FROM Pennsyiv~-
mia Daniel Sturgeon Is here Runor says that the eses
U. ), Treasursr has been offered 60 hias
woNSS MvNresEr--rwo wasaen, named Enen Lynch
and iaunsh shaw sisters found murdered ~ theu
house at Southwark uoaE Pllsdslphis fhs nous mao
been ROBBED AIRS. tyach leaves twins eoy ,s0 Nssh'
CID Tbs husband Of tAs sshsF ~pnpar v " Vsi,siM Ms