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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-10
R CAUTHORN.

Il 18Th June, at 10 o'clock, at No I59 Main street,
Eagle Square, next Messes Nash & Woodhouse's
Book Store win be sold, lot Of well kept Furni-
ture, most of 1t new, consisting of an elegant ard
robe, French Spring Bedstead, Feather BED, Hair
Mat,rass and I'd Furniiu Parlor and other Chairs
Diuing and Tea SETS Table Silver, chamherwsre,
Stoves, Music Stand, Looking Glasses, Carpets, Blu
reaus &c. CAUIhohNt Aact.
ia
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Sohn X. ID. Pnvno S-------

A.ATENSIVE SALE cf M-r
800 Coai Carts and Gear, stable and Coal VT
W.i - also one handsome new Carriage.
W.ii be sold on Friday, the 10Th instsnt a. N
vonua al ny S'ape on the Dock, SO Mules large
smong which is pair well matched v1.,,s L.ersoa'
perfectly gentle in harness. also I6 Coal Carr. .eS
Gear; one handstme new Carriage bu, u,Ia ,, ano
Inc stable and fixtures will be sold subject to wSss
rem. may be due on the same. 0S''o ~nas
tend the sale W AZ
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Z ii CLARKE
je 6-d:s RlCHD CAUTHQPN Az.
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TOLER L. COOK, Auc,
y Alexander Mott g. Go.

NJ AsHINGTON Monument Team. at
w Auctf0n.-On Saturday Morning, the
18th inst at 10 O'clock we will sell at auction ia rear
OF VIM Woods Livery Stable, the Washington
Monument Team, consisting of large work Horses
and Gear. !
Also, l low Stone Wagon, capable of drawing
stone ALEX MOTT Il CO, Auct
L.
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THE ATTACK on GAvAzzI.-The following
is a more Ineligible account of the attack on
Gavazzi, at Quebec, than the one heretofore
given
QUEBEC, June Sth.-During the lecture of
Father Gayazzi, at the Free Church, last
night, while he was stating that the lnquisi
ton had been extended to Ireland by the agen-
cy of Ribbonism, a man got up aud exclaimed
sits lie." This appeared to be the signal to
parties outside, for instantly shower of stones
ratified through the windows and mob rushed
into the church, armed with sticks and stones.
They seized GavazZi and attempted TO throw
him over the pulpit, but he defended himself,
and after knocking down several of his assail-
ants with chair, was finally thrown over, but
was rescued by his friends. Hissecretary was
badly beaten, but he escaped with slight inju.
ry. A party of soldiers finally cleared ,he
house. The moi afterwards went to the par
lament house, calling for an obnoxious mem
Der named Brown, and threatening vengeance
upon him. GayaZzi is believed to be not seri-
ously hurt.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY James M. T'nyior.


,OMMIsSIONEh'S SALE OF DEsT.
~ rasiy Located building Lots In the
CWn OF Sidney By virtue OF an order OF The
las a Court OF henrico, on the 9TH day of May,
Ps,s. 20 tne case and upon the petition of Arthur
.oueoiae, com mittee, &c and as commissioner an.
se,i !. oy the said court for the purpose shall
m. ~ public auction to the highest bidder, ON
;aesanys l4th day of June, 1853. upon The prem.
piece commencing % at ~ O'Clock, M, a certain
p 49, VI parcel OF Lend, eptioued in the said
peu,ion ying in the town of sidney. in the connie
" nenrico, near the city of Richmond belonoipg
- ~ 'ns SAID Edward f. Peticolas contsining fou5
proner,v u - and adjoining Warsaw, the
Lnis property Is considered to be II. ,,o., dosi.
located tor building purposes of snr in TIM,
i leennor mood now to be had II will, 10 5;rdaS
he 81 ioss suitable sizes, and plan thereot rnav
pertv con,ar. o.e ~ .ns AuctioDeer. This pre-
oon'ans variety OF choice fruit trees zinc.
Jaro, &C, and Well of very fine water ' VINO
from the sale OF the whole If ,ho
ey sieoo to be paid in cash and for the res,d,,p
for h.,s VI !, : ana years from the day of sale
80 ouuus gearing Interest payable semi spnnaIIn'
ano me deferred payments to be secured hr . s
Oh trust upon the property. u00o
JAnv. n IT,. WIN. F WATSON. Com'r.
A TTRAC TIVE hEsIDENCE Avn
"a Building Lots in sidney nj a nn,, Al>D
WIN be sold ON TUESDAY, The lsth Inns i.s9
upon the premises, commencing immediate,v &c.
the above sale, by w Watson, Conf iSay we.
desirable a and attractive Residence in the Town ~
Ih,aneY, directly opposite to Warsaw, ana now in
nr uocupsncy OF Mr. John Johnson. The i'm.
provements consist of Brick House nearly new
stories high, containing about rooms, kitchen
stable &c and well OF good water in the vard.
me Lot fronts so feet aud runs back about 75
to an alley. LOCI
After the sale of the House, will be sold. severa,
side. - va e'nef
This is reallya pleasant and desirable suburban
retreat, and combines as many a1Rattious as are
usually to be met with
Terms-One third cash, balance at and 10
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
Je6 JAS M TAYLOR Auct
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Nv Administrations.

CTONE CUTTkh's roofs, Blocks and
- Tackle, Dressed and Rough Stone, at auction
On Monday, 18th inst, at o'clock N, at the
Stone YARD of the late Chas Wood, on Byrd at,
between 10th and 18th, nearly opposite the Wool
IN Mil Row, will sell sell at auction for cash.
lot of stone cutters and blacksmiths TOOLS blocks
and tackle, dressed and rough stone, chains, mar
ness, &c.
lie 8--5t* II CAU1hOhN.
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Memphis Convention-second Day.

MEMPHIS, June THE Convention re-as-
sembIed this morning. The committee on
resolutions, consisting Of two from each State,
retired.
Judge Moore, of Arkansas, offered a resolu
lion relative TO the construction of a railroad
from the Mississippi TO the Pacific, as prac-
tlcable means OF allowing to the Southern and
Western States a share of commerce, and de-
claring that Congress has the power to grant
lands TO aid said road.
The resolution was referred 10 the commit
tee.
Bishop Otey offered resolution relative to
the free navigation of the Amazon river.
The committee then returned and offered a
resolution urging the speedy improvement of
the navigation of the South Mississippi, by
deepening the channel; and also recommended
the deepening OF the harbors of Charleston, Sa.
vannah, Mobile and Richmond. On other
subjects the committee asked for farther time,
and the convention adjourned till pm.
At the evening session Gen. Quitman, OF
mississippi, offered a resolution proposing to
divide the resolution of the COMMITTEES relative
To the improvement of the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi and the Upper Rapids, which caused
an animated discussion, and was finally lost
by vote of 8 States TO A.
The committees resolution was then almost
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Merrill offered resolution in favor of a
general and liberal system of education among
the Southern and Western States.
Mr.. Kaiser moved the establishment of a
Bureau of statistics among the several South
ern and Western States.
The committee on resolutions not being pre-
pered with farther reports, The convention ad-
journed ill the morning.
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MORTIMORE1S BITTER CORDIAL
NJ AND BLOOD PuRIFIER.-Price, 81 per
Bottle Physicians OF the fret standing IN the
medical profession use and prescribe it the most
effective ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
known while vast numbers who had long
suffered frem diseases or complaints brought on BY
sedentsry habits exposure Indigestion torpid OF
the liver impurities of the blood now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious end magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers. 1t stands
prominent IN the treatment and cure of Neuralgia,
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite Acdity of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bowels,
Pleursy, Pains or Misery In the Side Region of the
Heart Flatulency Depression of Spirits Palptaton
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System, Cold Chilly Sem
sations or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Difficult
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweas, Diseases of
the Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis
of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Con.
diten OF the Organs Of Nature, which painful
Irregularities especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostration OF the Nervous System Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
lifoff.more's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used any state of health even by thu
most delicate female or child.
" Price one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER Il Co., Proprietors No | Bar.
clay street, (Astor House,) New York
~ Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and remedy for Rheuma-
tism IN all ITS forms, either infiammatory, ACUTE or
chronic, difference how bad the case or how long
standing This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC com.
POUND, which is vegetable extract an Internal re-
medy prepared expressly for this disease III has
already cured thousands who had long been crippes
The evidence is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
given by vast numbers OF our most respectable Cd
items
tifcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored per.
feet health by this remedy.
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UMALL FARE VI on Mechanicsville Turn
~ niIro MInraa HIiIas f nInl rk.a s,itu 81

GMALL FARM on Mechanfcsviile Turn.
~ pike, Three Niles Tom the City, at
auction.-WIil be sold on wednesday, 22d
June, commencing at O'clock P NJ, upon the
premises farm on MechaniesyiIle Turnpike, about
miles from the city. The tract contains about
"a acres in high state of Improvement; the soil is
peculiarly adapted to the raising OF vegetables, &c
The impi ovements csnsist of a comfortable dwell
ing, containing three rooms Kitchen barn, &c, and
there is well OF excellent water.
After the sale of the farm, will be hired out for
the balance of The year, several good field hands,
&c. and the farming utensils, stock, &c, VIII be
sold.
This farm is very desirable az amarket garden OF
for subu retreat being convenient to the city,
on a good road, and very susceptible OF improve.
ment
Terms will be liberal, and win be INSIDE known at
the sale. JAS M TAYLOR, Auct.
nh &CB HILL je6
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T,WO NEWLY Err CT ED BRICK
l. Tenements on Marshall, between . th
and 4 Sab streets, at Auction.-Wil be sold
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst, commenc
ing at O'Clock, upon the premises, two newly
erected brick tenemeEts on the North side of Mar.
shall between 9Th and 18th streets. The houses
contain about rooms each, with kitchen, &c -
Tbs lots front together about As feet and back
about 80 feet to alley.
This property being located so convenient to the
business parts of the city, marker, DOCK &c. must
always yield good per cent. in the way of rent
or offers good investment in view of an improve.
ment in value
Terms-Oae third cash, balance 6 and - months
with interest and deed Of trust upon the proper.
ty, the title retained Until payment in full the
purchase money. By request.
JET JAS ID TAYLOR, Auct.
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By Wellington Goddin.
VALUABLE balf Acre Lot. nj the en-
Oh CarY and 2afh sta faa. saIa M IN,

.rCHH nuII hcre Lot, AT inc corr
VI Tafy and 23th SITS, for sale M auc.
1n,. wi De sold on Friday Afternoon. the
sune' iea3, upon the premises, comme ncfne at
Of SS Inat valuable halt acre Lot az the corner
nor,h and 18th streets, fronting 1872 feet on the
line Of osb oaIy street, running back on the east
10 INTO lots to suit purchasers II is suppo.ed
" contain valuable brick clay. fpo's~
non, sha s. third cash balance at 6 and 10
lille or negotiabes notes, interes, added and
''l b. retained I'LL las, note is paid. 'e'' sod
je q slee' JOS Jackson, u, Esq
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H Immediately after the above sale, will be
sold the valuable lot at the corner of Marshall and
18th streets, adjoining the residence of Mr. John
Jones--tronting 50 feet, running back 100 feet.
Terms same as above
iaR w COMM Apc+
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w. GODDIN. Auct.

GALE of W00dlawn continued.-The sale
~ OF the personal estate at Woodawn, will be
continued on Saturday Afternoon, the l1lh
June, 1858, at 81 o'clock.
Among the articles yet to be sold, are valuable
let OF Table and Bed Linen, Bed Clothes, &c: also,
several Horses, Wagons, Carts, Buggies, all the
Farmhg lmplem ents, &c.
After which will be sold the two small Houses
and Lots attached thereto, on the east side of the
Turnpike.
Terms at sale. w GODDIN, Auct.
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ROPER IL MURRAY, UNDER.
es>-S@a TAKERS. Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. fe 2S-ly
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1879.

OPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA -, 49,
y EAgTHEN WARE.-sTEBBlAs: DA - -
CoTT 4 co, IRON FRONT Blu pIs1s,, ~ $3.50
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winns ss,..s sSs.s
from Liverpool, we are receiylns GU rst Psekess
ram New Yo,k and Boston are bria:sas y - -.
supplies Of the various kinds Of 6sss ssooSs
ine.gasses, and great variety 9. Is - -
making our siock far superior % 80
tofore been. $3.50. ara rcspoee
fully requested 70 cAA AA1 nh -
fore purchasing. -
SuPEklUh y5FRI
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~ VIII Wonders Ever Cease s-The
eighth wonder Is the perfection and magical effect
of the Stereoscopc Dsguerreotypes taken by Mr. NJ
P SIMONS, ISL Main street Everybody is struck
with their soundness Time was, when We were
satisfied TO shake cur friends by the hand and look
into their faces, but now we may do all that and
see them on all sides at glance Call at sIhONS'
and see specimens je3
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

4tA AT TIE CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
lsfK 6T sB8 haRSS TlaeSSday sltefSoon, the 18th
June, 1883, upon the premises, commencing st 5
o'clock, that most valuable real estate a. the corner
of Marshall and 18th Streets belonging to the es
tate of Mrs Maria Brown, deceased, and now in the
occupancy of Mr. John WighD fronting l24 feet on
the south line of Marshall street running back 60
feet to the lot on which stands the Athenaam.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; balance at 3, and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured By q trust deed or title retained.
w. GODDIN, Auct.
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IL 1T would hardly do for any one to have the te-
Hoofand's German Bitters, which prepared by
DR. C. NJ Jackson. In of dyspepsia, liver COM
plant and arrangement of the digestive organs their
many virtues have long since been made plainly ap-
parent. They purge from the system the morbid hu-
mors which retard the natural functions, and bring
paleness the cheek and suffering the brow They
Danish those clogs upon happiness and restore the
TEN to high health. je 8-dw2w
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAT.
BY James u. rnyfor.
THREE BUILp1Nc rcr. -,

STREET, AND HOIJsE Avn ~ "a -
BAKER STREET AT AUCrIOa.-w,,i (. u u
on Friday next, 10th instant, commenein~ - &
O'Clock. P A. upon thepr mises, three I.os. 80 -
situated on the East side Of 4th street, North ~
Lesn sree. snd near me residences of Daniel Trus
the usual distance. These Lots are In an imnro..
ing part Of the city, and offer good investment
After which will be sold, q comfortable No,..
and Lot Baker street, the late resfdeuee -
capt Prentiss. This House 10 now rented at fair
rent.
IERMs-One third cash; balance at and rnoe
Win interest and satisfactorily secured
Je JAMES ~ TAYLOR. Auctr
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Denton, Ma. met with a Dreadful
Accidenf.-The other night, while dancing with
cousin Frank, dropped nay Breastpin AMI Ear
Ring on the floor and broke them all to pieces -
Never mind my dear. taRe them to NOUN
TAIH'S Jewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price. The
subscriber takes this occasion say TO his friends
and the public in general that, having a manufsc-
tory connected with his store, he is prepared TO
make or repair all kinds of Jewelry, Musical In
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parssols, &c, at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
beautiful selection Of Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Perfumery and Fancy Articles on hand,
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch
es repaired and warranted.
Don't forget the place, No pit, Main street. above
the Banks. s ? MOUNTAIN.
mv 10
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aI,Uh sALE.-An excellent Feather Bed
IL and Mattrass, nearly lew, can be bought
verv low by calling at this Office. The owner has
no use for them. DE 9-4t
VIRGINIA LIMR.-320b bis now in the basin !,
will be sold low, II taken from the boat For
sale on consignment, by
je9 MACE e. WINSTON
HOW TO PROMOTE HAPPIaEss.-
IL Go to the Clothing Emporium JOB Main u
and procure some of SKATERS light Summer
Suits. which he will sell a. very low cost
ie9 HENRY SNAPPER.
. FOX RENT.-A comfortable brick Ton.
:a ement on 81 Stephens strt ct, short distance
from the Poorhouse. II Is al present undergoinga
thorough repair, and win be ready for tenant h
a few days. Rent 500 per anK1m. Apply 70
je9 ToLER & COOK. Agents. Pearl q.
4 OST, on Tuesday, BRACELET, made of
IL Hair, with Golden Clasp. either IN the cty
or few miles out OF the corporation. The nader
win be rewarded By leaving Il at this ofice.
ie9-9f
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WIN be sold Immediately after the above SALE lot
No 3, fronting 33i feet on Lester street Rockets.
running back to Gilies Greek adjoining to sir Roys
ters property, Also lot No 20, fronting 900 feet On
Hague street, running back to Gle's Creek
Terms as above.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04

THE GnprRs-The elders he'd another
meeting Al the Fourteenth Ward Hota On saturday
evening relative te The contemplated demand Tor A.
Increase Of wages. Tie wAsss pad IN nOsi II tie
soovs is L eests per hoar. In few skops b.: sus
shilling Twenty cents pr EOGr q desired There
WAS difference OF opin,oh snOos nose present
and considerable discussion enE2ed. Some Cd LaeH
tAoUshi TIA; hey ought TO have f,od 70 ss-ssin
strike sefare Il made Finally, the following res
ols,lon wac almost gnEninsJ1sly adopted
Essor,d Thai 6er.n1 AIR As1esy nsralcs q IA
rxts o. - oeri, pr hour.
no'son 70 reconsider tbs Fes0lE-o. VS. lost
Committee Of three was received EPon 10 draw Up
rsselutoss AID send 9 ecPy 70 e.ea shop, >nd know
who is wiling 70 suiks "a xondsy. The meeting
then adjourned
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Appointments by the President,
h. end r.tA ne Sdries and eos,sri Of he Stqs
oUsroxHorsE OFFICERS

fIsTOMHCtsE OFFICERS
Collector.
Il 3 Willis, District OF oxford Maryland wee John
H. Allen, removed.
James G. Del, Dktric, Of s., Johns, Florida. vice
Isaiah d Hsrt removed
Henry A. schOolcraft Dstrct u Sacramento, CsifOr-
ma wee Jesse : Hsmbleton. removed
SuTcCFor.
Reuben Hale District Of PhlAdephis, Penusylvs
ris, wee VIM Norris whose commission has ex
PIed.
Charlie Packer, a, snow Hill. Maryland, wee George
w P Smirh. removed
william r. Brown. ~ Lewelensturgh, Maryland
wee John blackstone, removed
Andrew J. PANEL Il Wheeling Virginia, wee Eli b
S~esrineen, removed.
Peter w Rssdle AZ Ntoa llhnois
MeTshdl
Ehas T. Black bourne, 20 be Hvsssl a. the ILt-d
States for he Northern Dsrct o. Florida, pl@t oi
joan Hyrck, removed.
P9s,aastv
Austin BROOKS Quincy limos.
Peter sea-. Peoria, Inlbois.
Isaac K. Dller Springfield, IllnOLs
Jauae- B Alleu Easl Boston MassachGsess
John Brown, -anduszy, ONO.
F.I Zimmerman, Mount NerreD, O1io.
William Il De Zoe, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Robert II Glass, LynchbEg, NirgnA
Tto.As Goodhue, Lossi, HsssachUsetts
GeorYe Bower. Nsskus, N.E Hampshire.
Dsyid sGuaL. Ycrk Pennsyivsnia-
Augustus GssssEsy Annapolis, Maryland
Rich1rd Elwtrd SafcneZ, Mississippi
William p Pryor, Vieksburg a-E.ssppL
NL.csIaaSozs
Bsu sr1in p Jerr 70 b keEs-er o: he Land o.
Wssh-Bs-on Arkansas wee WtEinl Il El;er removed.
Chsrles ? Nrhen 20 D. receiver CT public Moneys
Al Wsn.Eg-oa, ArkEnssz nee 3. ,. HeDpsteLd e
siKned
Russell Bshop, TO Be receiver Of pu6he roEsJ. Al
Gene-es Achigzs
Asdreas Pico' Of CazforriA 70 Be receiver Of p1bEc
usnsys a. Ice Angeles, California
william A J. Sparks, Of mtnols % oe recsiyer 81
tutbc mensys AZ Ed~1rdsvile Eiaoas.
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FATAL AccIDEsT.-An inquest vas yester-
CAV he'd a TIE SewY0rk Ho-pl 9pon re body Of PesT
Nesrrl years Of az, whsse death ws esad ~ in-
Of re baiezs Ne y Fr.aksrts Sstarssy srersooa-
b s-p-As thai he Deceased snpaGyed Ire book
bInSlrs eszAbfsAEsnf u Nssxx Crosf AcLe<n a. the
aew he srppe5 bek sseaeEly and Of as ret czze
spon edy. Ct the ksfsh~,y eEEsns him 70 o-s hs
sssnce ana b ie 70 TIE irsr eo0r He Immediately
t.hen 70 ne NsxYsrt Hospital where be ded ser
benx laztzed Tie jury rsseersd veret 81 Aceitrrt.
Dead Ths aeessssd hrsd With his pzrsas u Ne secand
sv- zssr TwsuEy re,sstkSt
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Additional from Buenos Ayres.

BOSTON. SsFuT13y, Apn 2 I'D.
The Russian brig Albert, from BIenOs Ayres,
January % with cargo of horn, wool and hides, az.
rived az this port ibis afternoon. This the frs, vessel
that has arrived from that port since Pen. % TIE
Buenos dyTes Pdcke received by her, IL filed with ara
ees 10 keep up the courage aud induce the Bueoos Ayr
10 fight to the lat s2anst Urquiza The Castom'
House open from % 10 each day, and some pro
Cuce was accumulating.
The New Liquor Law-Tbe Main Begtsiaiure.
SPRINGFIELD. Saturday, 1853
The Legislature Of Maine adjourned sine die
Yesterday. The Portland Adoerfisr states that G w.
Crosby has igned the amended liquor law passed by
fine Legislature
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70 The Presbytery Of Nev-Yosh meets AZ
Rev Dr. Alexanaers Church, corner Of Fifthsv. and
SinetesnA 81. on the svenRs Of the lsth INST Rev.
Charles < inbns OfJersy Cry, VII delivers segsaos-
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Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 2, 1853.
The British brig Osprey, from Porto Rico for
Philadelphia, went ashore AZ Cape May on Tuesday
night and sl AZ last advices Safety Of vessel
and cargo doubtful.
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FntaI Case of stnbbinp i'm PnrtInnd.

PORTLAND, Ne. Fri las, Aprl2
A man named Pickett was stabbed here at
noon TO dsy BY Mr.. Egap, Superintendent Of the Gas
Works who committed the act 10 selfdef5Dse Pickett
Giied At 5 O'Clock this evening
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The RunernI of Mrs. Cas-.

DETROIT, Saturday, April q 1853.
The funeral of Mrs. Cass takes place TO.
morrow, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ
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ed Tariff Modification at New Provi.
debce.
SAVANNAH, Friday, April l.

Efforts are making IN the COIOnlaI Leglsat1re
of New Providence now ia sessiJn, for mOdiicasicn
Of the Tariff many articles Of prime necessity, such
oil lard &C. being almos, prohibited b. the present du
~ nm
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ASSEMBLY.
The bill relative TO the liability OF hotel Keep
exs was referred TO Committee to report complete
The bill relative 20 the circulation oil expired