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- triumphant success OF Hampton

- triumphant success OF Hampton,s
vegetable Tincture.-A Letter from an Of.
fceF Of our Gallant Navy. We have many other
-elteFs. We give one below, and again say to the
th.cted, Why will you delay trying this great Re.
=. :. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA SARDINIA
January 18th, 1883.
AessFs' Mortimer d Mowbray-Gentlener:-
Ire n!sI Lieutenant of this ship. who has been saf
55fins many years from the Dyspepsia, and who
las been nearly restored to his usual health by the
1s@ o. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture" desires
yoa 70 seLd hun one dozen bottles Of that Medi.
Lieut. r., Of the U. s. Navy, now on board this
sap, also wishes you to send him one dozen of
hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture," by the store ship
"H.lh ieEVes the United States ia February or
March tor SpezZia
Inc Ilncture you sent me was received in good
Greer sud take pleasure in Informing you that It
nae been Used with great success 6g sersreE of or
y S"s u cases q Dyspepsia. am respectfully
'--'S' FEhEOE ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain y S. Navy.
tae any luther proof be asked See Letters
en- Se[aaestes OF cases OF Dyspepsia, Rheuma
sod ~ 0 A sTRECKER, Agent, and sill the
I--ggtsis n Richmond; 6 Blo1er & Co, Peters.
25-sg; Mortimer & Aowbray, Baltimore and by
@Eoggists generally fs 10
IL Ii was discovered, about 90 wears
es2i-a the county Of King and Queen, by a Pby-
0'-i4ena Ia NE profession, that Aslatic Choi.
90 1h'ie.a Morbus Bilious Chohc, Dysentery,
s, lIss' Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
rT'I1 1oa4c diseases Of very dangerous character
80. - De easily cured. Since that time he has
$50 -, 'nat lac; to hundreds Of cur fslovcizens
Et1}i1 In Prove II 10 as many as will try DUVALS
mc3i..--f AAILaPASMODlC, the peo5les' layorite
= .s GG They can getit from PURCELL IEDD
-. 81 SAy Druggist in the city Seeadyertise.
au 6-3tawts
EE- CoHnt DOrsay.-T6s ven,,e,,.n -
- , s'1 "sh9ry, is no more, Not So his exoui
I've ne Il remains and will continue Ia ra.
~ ~ sesx A.s praise, through all tma-a richer
O., ,s~ eSLss euiogy than language could pronounce
5 e Ie'h OF t1is, the evidence is before us--evi
I'D inspiring, reViying, iavisorating, delicious
gcs, @elsA'iul 70 our nasal faculties Reader, if
.osa - - Faftazs OF the qualities OF TIE pink, he
So u ,ie jasmine, jus; step into Woods Drug
- 49, a1Q @sk for 6o,gle OF fhpir DiOrsev.
fs f,a,. .ill-Ag IKE IL. While il viii give you all
jsg.'ss aa.ce q the psrterFe, il wiz drive away
49, 1--WE 10Y Spirits cure head ache Sc, &c.
Wal az a az Gees rot love sweet lady And
tte@ 80 o0's not logs sweet gentleman Come.
49, .s.'ass, pc sweet Beaux se ditto. Iteosts
'-'''s' ~n2 iasy pTeh' yea much
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMTTED FOR THE DAILY DlspATcH


WARRINGTON, March SIN the Senate, to-
day, MIR. Clayton defended his course relative
to the Buiwer treaty.
The new Cabinet took the oaths Of office
this morning, and entered upon the duties
thereof.
Peter G. Washington has been appointed
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. The
appointment was bitterly opposed by the
Democrats Of this city, who had read him out
Of the party.
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By Wellington Goddin.

FTOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT,
W. ON VALLEY AND MARSHALL STREETS.
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-Wii be sold on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th March, 1858, upon the
premises, commencing at 4 x O'clock, a most valu.
able building lot, fronting 100 feet on the west
lineof Valley street, running back about 100 feet on
the north line Of Marshall street 1t will be divided
into four lots OF % feet each on Valley street
TEKMs:-One-third cash; balance at 8 and 6
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained TIL last note shall be paid
The nearness of this property to the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot, offers peculiar aavantag es
to persons who tnay be disposed to build Lumte r.
houses, stores, &C.
mh4 w GODDIE Auet
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T ARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- Lots, just outside of the Corporation,
on the South side of Main street, for sale
noon, the 18th day of March, 1858, upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at AZ o'clock, $40 feet OF
ground, on the south side of Main street, between
Belvidere and Madison streets. |. will be divided
into lois of 80 feet EACH running back 15e ieet to
bic of any in that neighborhood. and is nearer TO
the business parts Of the city than much OF the
real estate in the city limits.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed. or title retained
mn 5 w GODDIN Auct
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Destructive Confiagration.-From Tam.

NEw ORLEANS, March S.-The extensive
Alabama cotton press establishment was de-
sroyed by fire on the Sd inst. Twenty thou
sand bales of cotton, valued at nearly $1,000.
e0O, were destroyed. Chiefly covered by in
surance.
Advices from Tampico te the Goth ult :. rep-
resent that the city had declared in favor OF
the return Of Santa Anna.
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~ Cherry Pects

e Cherry PectOral.-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. 1t is not patent me-
dicne, but one, the contents of which, are well
known to the medical profession, and which has
proved highly beneficial in the of number of
our acquaintance, who were seriously afflicted
with pulmonary complaints. Some of our most
skilful and eminent physicians recommend it to
their patients in their regular practice and we feel
that we are comforting favor upon the public By
making known its understandable CT. Aduo-
cate For sale by PURCELL, LADD a. CO,
te p Richmond.
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BY James M. Taylor, Aactr.

By James w. Taylor. Aactr.
I ARGE FRAMED BUILDING, TIN.
la Der, FRAMES, BRICKS, &c, AT AUCTION
viii be sold on Friday Morning next, the l 18th
last, at II o'clock, upon the premises, that large
framed building in the town of Sidney, Just beyond
the corporation line, built by Mir E F Petticolas
The quantity of timber in this building is immense
and ia in good stete of preservation. after tn
sale of the building, will be sold lot OF timber,
consisting OF White Pine Boards, inch Hard Pine,
some OF it dressed; and inch Joist, and lot of
PANEL Doors, Sash, &c, made in good style of the
best materials.
Alss, about $4,000 old Bricks.
The House will be sod to be removed within 60
days from the sale.
TERMs.-Sums under $50 cash; that amount
and over, four months credit for approved nero:ia.
BILE paper, with interest added.
NH 9 JAMES IL TAYLOR, Auct.
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HRATORY AND POETRY OF THE
" OLD AND NEW WORLD, at the AFRICAN
CHURCH, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
March 6th and 10th.-CHAS. WHITNEY, recent
ly from professional tour in Europe will repeat,
by request, his Lectures ana Impersonations of
every phase OF Oratorleal Characteristic Britain
Irishman, American, Indian and Hoosier, mingled
with Saakspe-ean and other Poetic Rectals See
Circulars.
Admission so cents. Tickets to be had at the
usual places and at the door. NH At
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AUCTION SAILS J
THIS DHf :


n~w~~- !. % - s.-e = 1yA4Es
Eamr.rizHmAMCk Hall. on BRoAn
xU.sns1l' ~ AUCTIoN-Wii 5e eol6 - s
y, .s...:eny2 I'D msrch. ct O'Clock r r. -.
IL Z. 1ss .1at nrck building and Lot aifusasS
on ne 20uta zoe q Broad street, between F0usiss
40 nosm ~ s,feeis and known q Temuer~r~~
hans Inc culioing y nearly new "a y vssl
ouhl Two ssones nigh. The Lot frontz .haue a.
feet and runs back % the alley Fror ~ 49, ~
and construction. this properly i sdmirsbIv 49,.
ed for the use OF Clubs, Divisions ssLys = - -
public meetings, and has always yielded hsn 49,
some rent. $500
Terms win be liberal and win be maas l,ov,
nh JAMES M. TAYLOR H.
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS an gR,aD
i STREET AT AUCTION --will De soId. !.
Wednesday, 9Th March, at o'clock In the sfss,
noon, upon the premises, those three Housss -
Lots situated on the south side OF Broad stress -
its intersection with Fousnee street Each iot
fronts 26 feet and runs back about 100 feet to -
alley-two of the houses are built of brick. ana
perfectly new, and con ain six rooms each. wiz
kitchens and other conveniences The other il
partly of brick, and contains about I've roons
with kitchen and well of good us,er il the ward.
These houses have been substantially built aad
are now yielding fair rents.
In view OF the great and increasing demand far
residences and the steady improYem snt in real e.
tate in this neighborhood this property ,,resenss
Inducements 10 those wishing pleasant resideneas
or to invest In real estate. -
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at s, 10 and IA
months, for notes with interest added and secured
by deeds Of trust upon the property
fe26 JAS nj TAYLOR Auety
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THE ATHEN KUNT.

THE ATH ENKUM.
THE second regular Lecture of DR.. BAIRD
L course, on Europe, will be delivered at tine
Athensum This Evening, Tuesday the etn March
at o'clock; and the third Lecture on Friday next
the 1lth March
The lecture this evening will be upon the Scan.
dinavian Countries.
Terms of admission as usual.
COMMITTEE ON THE ATHEN1EUM.
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Suicide.

ROCHESTER, March G, 1s53.-Mr. P. P.
Inayer, a druggist of this city, committed
seicide last night. He was elected to the office
o. Alderman on Tuesday last.
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MOBILE, Mar. S.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived, with Havana dates to the Sd
inst. The health of Mr.. King had slightly
improved.
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u From the Richmond Republican,

Dec. 20, lS52.-A Singular Cure of Negro Man,
m2loyed in their office of Scrofula and Mercurial
rheumatism. See what the editors say.
In 1S46 we had in our employ negro man, who
was, a. that time, suffering seriously from Scro.
iGletic affechon--his neck and throat were much
swollen, his eyes were mattery and feverish; he
continually complained Of misery in his limbs and
jointsin fact, SO great were his affctions ami of
such little value had be become that in June we
were the eve of returning him 70 his master,
and should have done so, but for friend advisin
us to try Carriers spanish Mixture.
We bought three bottles, and administered it ac-
cording to directions, but before the second bette
had been used, the man was free from all pain the
swelling left his neck, his eyes resumed natural
appearance, and though he remained with I'M
III the year was oVt, we never heard another COM
plant from him.
AS a Spring and Summer Medicine and for all
diseases of the Blood, Liver Complaint, Kidney
Affections, Ulcers old Sores and Syphilis, no,hin z
has yet been found to compare with it. A single
bottle is worth groce Of al the socaed Sarsapa-
rila's ever used.
EP No medicine has ever received such certi.
fcates or many of them as Carter'a Spanish
Mixture.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name of
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond.
None other Is genuine, Price 81 per bottle. or 6
bottles for s..
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
lie 26
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ENAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-Tne Far in
Il the Lecture Room of the Rev. Mr. Dunning s
Church will continue this cay ard throughout the
week. In compliance with the request OF the La
dies, Mr. Dunnirg will repeat the first and sec end
OF his course OF Lectures On Palestine, in the
Church, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
commencing at O'Clock, for the benefit of the
funds of the Fair. NH 9-2t
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Painful 4cciden

WASHINGTON, MARCH,, p. m.-This eve.
ing painful accident occurred at the Mech.
anics. Fair, by which lad named VIM. Tay.
Tor, had his right hand torn off by machinery
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e Citizens and strangers Visiting
the city, who wish to get their Hair cut in the La.
test and most Approved Style, should call at the
Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel.
NJ Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past A. III. to half past P. NJ.
and on Saturday to IL M.
Single Bath rs cents or five tickets for 81. En-
trance 18th street nah
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Quick Sales and small Prcfits.-The
public are invited to come and examine the fine
end well selected assortment OF Jewelry, Clocks,
Watches, Periumery add Fancy Articles, at the
store of S. P. MOUNTAIN & Co, No. 2l7 Main
street; and at the 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.
Iewery made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted. Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
an experienced workman. Don't forget the place
S. p MOUNTAIN 81 CO,
No 2l7, Main street, between 9th and 10th.
fa linda
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Rs.waof tie Ne,e York Military and FIRE

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-The Manhattan
Tie Company arrived from Baltimore this az
-e-aoon and were received by an escort as
guests Of the Humane Hose Company. They
are par:aking of an entertainment given by
,4sl company, and will leave for New YORK
tomorrow.
The Ccnlinentels also arrived, and were re
ceived by & military escort and handsomely
entertained. They will also leave to morrow
fyr New \ oTk.
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4 tUk EVENING SAILS viii be counnuoo
" until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time will sell from the shelves
in lots TO suit purchasers good selection of paese
and cut dry goods hardware, cutlery, guns pistols,
gold and silver watches, and c,ocks and tine pieces
of every description. Also general assortment Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT & CO,
no l .5s Auct;oneerG
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He~ry tai5sre-Resignation ofMe Couec

BOsT0N, March 7.-Joseph C. Bates, extern
s.ye glass and hardware dealer of this city. is
announced as having failed. His liabilities
are said to be about $500, 600.
Philip Greedy, Collector of the port of Bos-
Ton, has resigned his Office.
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feal PURCELL, LADD g. co, Richmond.
rzs- To .be pcnIic---yonr s,,entior &c IN

H TO the FObIIc.-YOur attention Is In
vted to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MiHEIS & WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery mo 35h Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard to exclaim: they 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 low any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MNNIS d. WATSON.
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z Prints Dagxerrean Gallery. No "a

u Pratt's Dagaerrean Gallery, No las
MAN street.-Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials "A very supe rior likeness -
Robert Thorp. very ike Roger A, Pryor. edi-
tor Soutb-Side Democrat likeness executed SUI
perativeiy good J. w. Roberts. ~ give Mr.. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures
E. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable, David
Gioody. ''Mr. Prstts pictures good or better
than have yet SEEM" w. J. McDowner, King vii.
liam. The dsguerreotypes in Mr.. Prati's coliec-
ton equal any have seen in London" John
Thomas, NJ D, editor of the Herald Of the Kingdom
an dAge to Come. fe2
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Arriyal of the Dolphin,
Arrival of the Black Warrior.

NORFOLK, March S.-The U. :. brig Dol
phin arrived a, this port this morning.
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Anrine Disasters.

PHILADELPHIA, March THE schrs. EN-
cline and Caroline, from New York for Phila-
daipha, and TIE Abby, Tor the eastward, in bal
lasl, came ashore near Cape May on Friday
night in a snow storm. The former vessel has
on board the crew Of the schooner Patriot, with
watch vessel she came in collision of Barne-
gat, on Thursday night and sunk. The Abby
mas bilged, and be total loss.
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EY7 The most conu rIned cases of the most dis.
tressing diseases, oft times arise from indiges
ton. All Of us, more less, are troubled with
this annoy inc symptom, still it is general thing,
we do rot attempt 10 medicate until something
rious interv enes. We would, as pubic monitor.
warn all our readers against the sin of neglect and
at the same time recommend to their notice DR.
Hoofand's German Bitters, the original pre-.
paration as prepared by C NJ Jackaon, No 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia. We have seen cures effected
through its inhuence.-ScOtts Weekly.
For sale by
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ys~-:55e Railroad Aeeideat-Great Loss Of
Life.

Life.
pgIapELPHtA, March Con Thursday
-.s5t the emigrant Train on the Pennsylvania
CfnIrgl Railroad, coming East, ran off the
,-g,k in the deep cut between lewistown and
Huntingdon. Persons were sent out each way
:, warn he trains, then nearly due at that
no;s.. Of the accident. The man sent west,
si,er walking some distance, sat down in a
,3ar,y. and unfortunately fell asleep. The
,gs,a passed him and came in violent collision
with The crippled train, killing four emigraurs
instantly. Two others have since died ofinju
RES received, and two more are not exposed
70 live.
Its reported that two freight trains came in
collision near Hunting don yesterday, by which
two persons were killed. No particulars e
given.
Joaa Burnwood, engineer on the Colombia
real, who was run over on Friday last, died al
the hospital last night.
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EE Change of HOurs.-Increased Rate
of speed.-See what Adams a. Co. are doing
for their patrons The Express now leaves Bal
tinore at o'clock NJ, in charge of experienced
and trusty agents. and arrives in Richmond at 81
d.. Co DDS ordered by this mornings mail, will
De delivered tomorrow morning without fail
Our Express for the North. East and West now
closes at "a M-arriyes In Baltimore at an early
hour next morning
Banks and Brokers will please take notics, that
% TINS change they viii be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England Ireland and Scotland, for sale
81 THIS Office, ADAMS IL CO
no . l4ih street, Richmond Va NJ
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DAGUERREOTYPRs.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
Ana preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldings
INCLUSION can take, with prief eudegvor,
Face and form that last forever
truthful, ffe-like finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative friend severed from US
By distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess3 clear rich tone d, durable Da.
grerreorype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced By the highest authority, unsurpassed
ON either soe the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens Ave cordially invited to
call ana examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky aad Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ll0 Main
street. te .
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ny dunlop, Moncure & CO.
A "a " oF ,ssuGAh, MOLAssES. Sc.
inst, s com na Agctios@on Friday. the nth
wharf and Warehouse at Rockets. the rarco of
the brig Lucy Watts, from The coast Of Lonisisns
with "o1iaiaIa'
US hhds Sugar, prime quality
$50 bbIs prime Molasses
ALSO,
The cargo ofthe schooner Ann, from Attakauas
with
200 hhds Sugar, "Baker" brand prime quality
175 bbls prime quality Molasses
ALSO,
$50 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
80 bbls Rum and Apple Brandy
20 hhds prime bright new Bacon Sides
TERMs-Uader 500, cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable paper
e Sale without regard TO weather.
mn 8 DUNLOP, MONCURE &. co, Aucts
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ETwenty Ulcers on the Legs cured
hv BaIInIxnY,s sEfuineuk and pilis.=Ex-

FTwenty Ulcers on the Legs cured
by HOlIowRy's Ointment and Pilis.-Ex-
tract of letter from Mr o. B Knocker, dated
Mount Gambia, South Australia, July Z, 1856
ITO Professor Holloway. Sir "A cure has just
come under my observation in which the efficacy
OF your Ointment and Pills has been fully proved.
A man Of the of Joshua Smith had upwards
Of twenty ulcers on his shins, which were go diff
cult to cure, that almost every remedy had been
applied without any good effect. Your Pills and
Ointment were then resorted to; and in about six
weeks he was completely cured, and scarcely a
mark is to be seem"
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throug hout the British Empire
and by those OF the United States in Fois and Box
es at 373 cents, 81 cents, and 81 so EACH Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Messrs A & D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD 81 CO, Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
!arger sizes.
N B-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box NH 7-lw
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Iro,b;ag,os Items.

crox. March THE Telegraphic
"ish.s" xss in session the greate- part OF
Con' .' and transacted variety OF business
todsy, ' ano 6naly. this evening, to meet an-
1t adlod haTesfter. During the day, the mem.
ais'g The convention waited on President
.ers o. nd u" were cordially received.
fs .t ae;.ers of Gen. Pierce's brigade in
J as ''; % in number, called upon the Presi
AfNlSu' ;,si,a,ion this morning, and had
cen, 't ;,'eresting interview. He expressed
aos' ,"i most happy to see them and tel, con-
1'a 81 ,saI as in times past, so in times TO
s1 zen , ,bsy would stand by him.
'',,' complimentary Ball is to be given at
-. = Cy tomorrow evening. Presidents
VA" snd Pierce, with their respective
t s.as,s the diplomatic corps, &C., are expect
sJ.o he present.
Tho members Of the new cabinet are all
-. snI il is expected will be sworn into OF
80 tnoon tomorrow.
.-,cng The candidates talked Of for offices,
49,. ~. .be i3llowine:-Ro ID. L. Disney. Min
a. 70 Paris. and w. ID. Chase, Secretary of
,s,s,;cn. Robert Dale Owen, and Stephen
D;i1eye, Of Syracuse, Charge TO Naples; A. G.
9.rby ofUtica, Minister to Spain, J. II. Ber-
rsl;, Naval Officer at Boston.
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Return Of Hiss C0rcoran.-ENd of M
CharIeSt0tcR EEcgtement.

B0sToS, March 6th.-Miss Corcoran, the
young girl whose mysterious disappearance
mas caused forinight's excitement in Charles
,9wn, and several Fioi0us demonstrations, re-
TUNED TO her home yesterday-and thus ends
The stair.
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sTRATTON,s OFFTCR.

sTRATTON'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Delaware, No 81, March7:
IS 20 a "a 40 AZ % 70 80 2s % SO 35
Drawn Nos Delaware, Tx, 81, March 81.
"a 10 IS II "A AZ 10 AZ Is A a. Sc so
Whole ticket No 25 40 81, Two more sold
Do do 10 ~ "a, 5 and paid by
SFRATTOE.
o.Day.-paaware, No Sc. Capital S34, 500,
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO.