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Celebs alton OF tho Adoption or the Federal
Consultation.

PHILADKLPHlA, Sept. IT, 1874
grand democratic demonstration took place last
evening in Independence square, to commemorate ths
adoption Of the federal constitution Great prepars
tions were made, and brilliant display of fireworks
presented. John Pobbins, Jr presided, and amongst
The speakers were General walbrdge R. P. Stan
ton, of KY; Gov. Reeder of Kansas; J. Ellis Bon
ham, Messrs Florence, Ludlow j. Murray, Rush, Cad
wallader, Tyler, and others.
There was tremendous outpouring Of numbers, and
the proceedings enthusiastic In the extreme The
delegates marched in professions, with torchghts BAN
ners, &c from the various wards to Independence
square, which presented beautiful appearance, the
platform being Illuminated by gas lights and decorated
with flags The rcsola ions read from both stands
by J. Murray Rush, and adopted.
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MRS. ELIZABETH BENTON. who died last week in wash-
bgton city, born in Rockbridge county Virgin a ana
wes The daughter Of Col James McDowel and tho sister
of TIE late Gov Mcdowell Of Virginia Mrs Benton WA
at The time OF her DEATH about sixty years Of age She
~as the mother Of elk ghdren who grew to the age al
majority, 70 wit Mrs Jones, Of Warrington; Mrs. Ccl
en- ut, hrH Jacob Miss Susan Benton, aAd McDowA1
and Ran oph two sons, who have died within the Last
few years, leaving the daughters the only surviving
Chi dren.
wx PARRo1T. who fought under Gen Wash tingtou,
died iauray, Va the 2sth ult, aged 100 years
and NOR fhs.
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From tho HAST.


THE MAINE RLECTTON-FALL OF A BUILDING AND
LOSS OF LIFE IRISH MILITARY COMPANY DIS
BAkDED-THE WEBSTER. FRANKLIN ESTATE.
BosfoS, Sept 1s, 1854
The Portland Advertiser Of this morning, says that In
the Sixth district the will be close between Miken
(uson) snd Fuller (democrat) with the chances in IA
vor Of The former who, the returns received
nine hundred votes ahead Of his opponent So far,
Mlliken has not received vote in Arostook county.
building fell in Lowell Saturday afternoon bury
ing three persons, one of whom-Denns Shea, seven.
teen years of age-was instantly killed The others
escaped with slight bruises. The building had been
partially burnt before the accident
The official order of the Governor dsbsnding the Bay
State Artillery Of this city appeared in the afternoon pa
perr, and causes some excitement. The company is
chiefly composed Of naturalized Irish At the time of
the reception cf the Montgomery Guards, from New
York. row occurred between the three Irish companies
of the city, which led to reprimand from the Governor
The Bay State Artillery made impudent rejonder,
and they are now disbauded.
In regard to the sale of Mr. Webster's right in the
Franklin estate is said that 1t will probably be bought
BY Mr. Paige, Of the trustees and that no outside
competition is expected or desired.
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IANQuILITY THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
tsS Of the Yellow Fever and Cholera.
|Tlcll DEMONSTRATION Ar PHiLADeIpHI
IRISH MILITARY AT BOSTON
&c., NC, &c.

QUEBEC, Sept. Is, 1854.
Canadian Steam Ns,isa,ien Ccmpany's screw
5hip Ottawa, Captain b Atkins arrived at this
IN early hour this afternoon, brioging full
Pment Of passengers and hssvy cargo of goods for
y trade. The Ottawa sailed from Liverpool on
y, the 9th inst, only Que day in advance of the
steamship atlantic.
Ottawa averaged 270 miles per day for the first
kys, after which sbe experienced very heavy gales
he west. breaking her tiilsr, and carrying away
he boiler works
Liverpool corn market opened ith full attend
pa Tuesday, 5th inst, but the transactions in
were very Hmi-ed the few sales effected at
knipg hxve been made at . decline, AZ compared
he current rates Of the previous week, at four to
|uings per quarter All other articles we're also
kr. :.
be London Corn Exchange ON Monday, English
was selling st prices from So. to Ss per quarter
b4s being the top price.
Weather was brilliant, and the harvest was draw
10 close. It continued sbundant throughout Eng
bcls closed at 95I
be Paris Bourse, on Monday, the funds receded
lf per cent from the prices Of the previous Satur.
|isnns, on the 4th inst, the Bourse was languid
nds lower.
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From Albany.

A POsTMAsTER ARRESTED FOR BoBBINa THE MAILS.
ALBANY, Sept. Is, 1854
Col North, special agent of the post office depart
ment, arrested this day N. g. Nelson, postmaster of
KeeseviIe, Essex county, New York. the charge Of
robbirg the mail. Nelson brought to Troy, and
will be examined tomorrow before o. g. Commissioner
Beech He is e6itor of the democratic paper at Reese
Vile and of Dr. wofred Nelson Of Canadian patriot
war memory
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bttUre y " MOTION, Ell
ssrr is s-Chdrge Of Constructing James Williams
and John Blair, charged with At,emrt rsss
tsrfe coin In an oyster oon In Brookya were com-
mitted for trial
Alleged Assaan On e High Sea- Captain Tucker, Of
the american SIP yEosu-c, cSs<.od Nth On ssssult
o. The n.ss u that vssssl W. sfSsv sxsszaason,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

SfrT lS-In the absence Of the Mayor ead Recorder,
Alderman W. Boardmsn, n was called to the chair.
PETITIONS REFERRED
Several petitions for the correction Of taxes bill OF
She'll for stationery and books $685. petition from the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company praying that they
may be assessed the amount Of their capital slo0
0o0 instead Of 100000 which appears the ASSESSORS
books.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE ooUN1M OF THE CORPORATION.
Mr. DILLON, in answer to n communication from the
Supervisors respecting resolution Of the i4.h OF Decem
ber increasing tie compensation OF the Receiver of
Taxes his deputy and clerks says " constrained to
say that In my judgment the resolution Of the Board
Of Supervisors Is iegsl.o
TIE Beard adjourned to Thursday next at 4 o clock
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NEW 0RfEANs, Sept 16 1854.
The cotton market continues without change. The
sales up to TO day were 1000 bales.
BALTIMORE Sept. 49, 1864.
Eighteen hundred head Of beef cattle solA to-day.
Three hundred driven east gard and twelve hun.
drsd sold ct prices ranging from - 50 % Co. Some
extra sold at - 70 - %. There il large supply of
hogs, and sales were mads at % % a97
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Hon.Arriv~l or tho Atlantic.

SANDY HOOK, Sept. l8--l 30 A. N.
,ers was no signs Of the steampship Atlantic up to
time. The wind Is south west, and the weather
r.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept 9Th, 1854.
|e intelligence which has arrived by the journals is
f great importance
% Oca Dxchw Post Of the Goth ult, announces that
.as received a despstch stating that part Of the
esa Fisst had quilted the port Of varna and that
Of the combined feet nov staying at Baltschick is
nded 10 cruise near odessa Another version ssys,
II q their Intention to blockade Odess.
letter from Bucharest Of the 2lst ult says:-The
ss ass advancing on the Busco read, on which the
sisns have been frequently worstod BY the Bashi
)uks.
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association with iususordnste memb.rg who should
not 10 permitted to remain in the department demo
raaSs This IL the Reorganization" that the ep 1T
cent requires and not paid system, which u would
In response to resolution Of ths Besri of Adr men,
proposed on the 10th Of January last that
Fret class engine companies be allowed sixty mea.
Third Third do DO. DO. DO. DO DO. Ss aas,y %eaa aasa.
ho.s o.e coS coa a.Sss aassss tSr, me,
Hydrsnt Companies (if anyj 49,. ten mea.
also recoma ended In The comm nica aoa (as
an ySur Is that dsss o.
pipes the High Bridge In document No 81 OF the 22i
q March last IN ansscr TO resolution from either
board ot your honorable body proposed that stea
applied 20 fre engines a tas connection Kill state
that l hasc been informed that . special com.
II sChairman hss visited Cincinnati 10 examine the steam
Are engines in use there which learn vii soea he
hoia report from him announcing that Of the
suits Of thsir visit to Cincinnati also proposed that
re engines be placed ferry boats to be opel,d BY
stesm, as previously suggested by Alderman Blunt In
connection with reports Of street fgass daring the
present Year have said lhst majority OF them
occur between companies running out OF ther districts
especially on Saturday nights ami SUNDAYS and re-
quested the adoption Of ordinance authorizing the
companies should perform duty exceedingly reerst
that the above p. positions ha,e not been sdoptei,
The ordinance excluding minors and aliens fror, the
department. will have powerful moral effect, whou
found TO be fer more numerous than supposed espec
aAy Even tne tefeNSu ana assistant
men Of companies obliged 70 obtain their naturai
ration papers befoe they could be retacred as mem
bers of their companies. Blu. the law rhould be
aueacea by requiring the ai ias OF the cagdate Li
sel. Instead OF the fo ard ecessy presenting
tas chief engineer certificate of nsmbershp from the
Offices Of his company; The affidavit TO rs attached on
it's sonld further suggest that The candi-
date be required to that he intended to perform
active duty and to encourage aubordinaton in the de-
Yartment
1t ia pleasing duty to inform you aud tao hsuen of
the fidelity Of your Committees the Fire Deoaroaeut
during tha present year lie worthy member, OF the
Department require eulpsium from me- who are our
reliance In pesce and would prove our soldiers In war
and cannot he too warmly cherished bJ great BODY
OF our people. ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engineer.
Reports of the Chief Engineer of the FIRE Department
prefeETing complaints against sundry members of fire
companies, referred.
After transActipg other business the Board ad
journed 70 Thursday next5 at 8 o. clock.
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We hope We have now passed tha worst stage of the
disssse-but trust all fatal cases occurring to dsy vn
be reported to us before ten O'Clock this evening.
HEALTH OF FALL RIVER.
The Fail River Monitor that there bat one csso
OF cholera in the city, aud that the general health -
good a. in any other city Of the 6umber Of nha-
i;apts.
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.
The following IL list Of the ntermeuts Ia the differ
snt terits Of New Orleans for the week eudn9 q
Sunday the 10th inst -
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Fire ut Rochester.

RoufnnER, Sept. IS 1854.
ast night, the shnsls mandatory Of W. L. Burtis.
destroyed BY are Loss sio,o Insured ss COO.
IRE Il supposed to be the work sf An incendiary.
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The election Of city ofcsrs at Affon H., came OF on
tho 10th inst, ana resulted In complete Know
Nothing victory The rroceedrae 81 che da qaict
ald csctt. iIt " s.a... If - .. ~
cuTrencss rhi.h rsraliy diag aee slec.icn days.
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Marine AMses.

soUIaRS TRsvn-!There being steamer for Charles
ton o. Savannah Wednesday nsxt would cali the
at..a.sA Q. So4tGra uAss,sss " aissx ,sS1asal Il
tsanship 2Asacas, n our sslSmas to-day.
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Il PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is, 1854.
be ship Grey Eagle has arrived here from Rio August
l3th. She reports coffee scarce, and the port
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From WashinxtOn.

THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
wAsHSGTos. Sept. 1s, 1854.
The Star denies that negot. atoms in regard to the
Central American question have been transferred to
Washington that any treaty has been concluded at AL
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\ CINCINNATI, sept. ls, 1864.
ne vesfner y e'ols WITH indications Of rain.
pOur has csclirsd 70 o.,
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p o S r S G 4 I p r .
iHaLF PAST FIVE OCLOCR, H. M.
Arrival OF the Atlanslc.
SANDY HOOK, Seit. I9-5t A. III.
Tie steamship Atlantic IS below, bound in.


N...,u., g. az. =, ,n-.~-.
''s VA " ~ ',A' S "A S""'Eess'
meeting OF a few OF our prominent merchants was
bsd Yesterday morning. in the rooms Of the Presden
n;,ors :, an. nj, as th po,,,,; - a,..-
'S' " ~ ~ " ~ A''p"'e' w o''i'e '"einn
TO assist the residents OF $avannah now suffering from
Mr. G. r. lamar waa called In the chair anA Mr NJ
~ N"N VA 1"AsV s"""'u-
hcstons we're then read from parties tepdsrnr their
ssrv,,s. e. ,ha co,n;,,aa =, t.,.,, -. A.. ,..,
90. y 'A' ''AA"AA
suererS-
The following geate VA the committee to collect sub
scripens apoo.nt,d at the mes,,.y In tho Px.ha,r.
On SATURDAY. last were dividod into t,.os Co.
that n,rrose.
stewart n,oxn Io..,,r.u,a,..
= p i.a"sr op A.".o'
Ma, 90 C.,,r In Ir ~ r. a,enn.' lt,'
ss;s p,o,son Saa r ch,
a. ~ Wh,tiocl 49, S,S
Gsosoe NJ Clsarmsp sEn. r n 10 vior
A,tast a parr,aI.o -; - a%%!,.y''
Thomas nnnhsn, Co n q n.u,,
We ,,nston crann Tcw,ra r r. sstP' "p.",P0'
T,an.;s G .fhraa, rosa ~ E,
nm; N aharmsn lsa Z pasta.'
G.oysae n Mor,an poh, + 60
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PmlADKIPHIA, Sept. IS, 1854. v
here are no signs of the new steamship City Of Phi
elrhn, which sailed the Soth ult and now in ner
ptieth day. some apprehensions are entertained
her machinery has become deranged
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TIE BALTIC.

pNNOITREING-sPoCULATIO OF TIE PRESS,
ETC.
vices from Dantzic to sept LIST state that Admiral
bvsl and Generals D'Hilliers and Brown, have made
noitres Of the fortrssses Of Helsinglors and SweA
) Iosdon T~es in it's second edition of Monday, 4th
says 1t is not expected that Austria will declare
ganat Pussia but pr ,bably the army Of occupation
h1lacha viii be raised from thirty thousand to one
|red thoussnd men. The Russians are concentrating
lselves In certain portions Of Aoldsva, in ccnse-
leo Of the threatening movements of the forces in
rear.
. forta at Haugo have been blown up by the Rus.
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Lalest intelligence.

drid dates are to the 2oth ult. tranquility had
entirely restored without bloodshed.
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DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS.

DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS.
t orders have beep sent to the Austrian consul at
ke1burg not to dsviAte from the four points laid
N y. Drouyn de Lhuy's aote, nor to ADMIT of any
cations In the Russian answer.
despatch from Vienna says that Russia
absolutely the required guarantee that
inequalities should be evacuated, AID the AonieMr
day confirms this dispatch, 1t Ia said in Vienna
he Emperor addei that he would rather sacrifice
st soldier than accept such conditions.
VIENNA, Sept. 2, 1854.
be people vfl have it that Demidof has not brought
b rote from the Gar to the King of Prussia
In the four points IRE interpreted differently, sni
hpcn this reason that the Car is wiling to enter
fresh negotiations
lthsr despatch says that Baron Manteuffel has re-
J the official answer of Russia to the proposals to
ence negotiations upon the basis stipulated by the
IN Powers, ard that Russia unequivocaiiy declines
ept the propositions, aud will maintain the defen-
This last is probably correst.
fHE DANUBE AND THE BLACK SEA.
AUsrTuAKs AT BuCHAREsT-rHE CHOLERA, ETC.
kioss from Bucharest to the Goth ult., state that
|sh Pacha had arrived In the capital, and that he
Issued proclamation In favor Of the Sultan, stating
the Austrians would Professionally occupy the Prin-
kies - the any Of the Ottoman Porte All the for
rivIleges Of the Prncipalites would be maintained
|snty -ore cases of cholera had occurred In the
|sh camp.
|srar Count Canrobert [probably an Austrian gene
meant, had passed through the Rosenthal Pass
rcharest.
pespstoh from varna, August 2lst, notifies that
kitannia has sent an her men In transports to Ga.
md has been cleaned and fumigated. This is the
which suffered so badly from cholera.
cholera has abatei in both armies.
new movement had taken place, except that the
81 x~ra amhs rkixn fascinAs and arfilArx
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kICHM 0HD, VA,
THURSDAY MoRNINo. orcrnar. !.

70 There has been quite set-to IN the
senate on the subject of Chaplains to Con-
gress. The present Chaplains to both houses
are Methodists, and the discussion arose anon
the joint resolution offered by Mr.. Seward.
providing for the election Of Chaplains Of diff.
ferent denominations. Mr.. Dodge, Of lows.
as was stated in yesterdays Congressional
proceedings, opposed the resolution. as he
looked upon it as blow at the pres.
ent Chaplain of the Senate, because Of the
question which has divided the Methodists
into North and South We understand from
friend who was present. that the speech of
Dodge was more than spicy and sarcastic
that it was severe and excoriating personal
attack upon Seward, inpugning his motives,
denying his statements. and heaping upon
him the greatest contempt and indignity.-
Seward, the Uriah Heep of the Senate. srse
ceived it all in a spirit of becoming meeknees
but he has Uriah's excellent memory of a
wrong, and some day will repay his aggressor
in his own peculiar fashion. All animals, to
the humblest reptile, are provided by the
Creator with some means of taking care of
themselves, and we should not be surprised
if the Shiny serpent of the Senate, who runs
at the sight of manly indignation. should
manage sometime to bite the heel that
bruises his head.
We wonder that there should be any anx-
iety among clergymen to fill such a berth as
that of Chaplain of the Senate or House of
Representatives. The charge of such souls
can certainly be no sinecure.
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ARRIVALS II TH1 ppIucIpiL poTrIs
YEgFEnu1v -g-s-' s---'

nasss.sSssn nHrcE ~ y H01EL-1Y Ceans. rsssk. "a
g! Kmieh " Msshs~s e 3: nSsssss, n.s, 4 nss.s,
~ Vail WS:sik 11svs.l; DI y Bsssies. Kiss Wm;;
s.is1S s. ~; z G.nsst, d Z b Ss.sss VI. g y
cSsirsy,I 8 = nS,,rss = Coleman. = y Celsmsn,
coIensn. sroois..s. GissinsI; HsI:.; wiIIi.aa .e
sssss.s q mnc.sss, Hsssis5. 1 iTiSsai Ssis: ) 5 5
nhssia.a ma Y 1slSrss. Dr Brs.r. W 8 Fris.d.
lsr, Flstcher Lynchbsrs; J.sss,s Rss,sS' n
Claiborne. MecktssHe Wsfhi5s - y
6eniop iSospjsis pa1 Mobile; sh:lds ys.llsw.: Y
snsssI;' h@sssI ~ Jsssss raels. m. T1ea.sea WI
ssIl isd l'dy 2::s'., 49,; sss
T5sansw,shi Branch, = ~ Rnfin Chsstsr6eiS: 4
res. rFo1ns. 1 nassrsec; JONES' Bueainshsn; 4 81 MH.ir,
ass W sellers Phil.; w " Pssscn srnss ss..sts mscSy'
u?3oeh, DR. q Daniel 0oochlsnd; 8 nsrys. Ind.
e1icksbure; G Hill, Washinstou -. -'',r
Bz,s z1asEMS1n NH. HOTEL R Hill, u, Riehuond; 4
Winaton. g II White q Horean n u - - q q
Z 5,shG; dhGSshss; chsIiosse; D.sis. w W wssS'
Mr. n Groner, Pr Ed TH CAMPBELL 8 nos,nr nassrsns
aaaa55.s9s ass9s. Finch chary,s; p ishismors
Roboins sosten; r. Fsrguson, chariottessiliss.
+ S0Lu u1BIAN HOTEL Hitchcock, PIN; A
g W,sssr Resz.sss.m: w.ss v; s ss1ni Hna.:.
sopl szoufsss 1r Bowsn- N y; q n Ge2ffs1 ~ r..
.SA ia Vi " AdaBss Misses AdaEns nieses FIuyi
= "a M hnlsdes Va; Brooks D Good. cssrste:
r - 1ayior Cary. Danviile; W NWatkino. Chss
ts.HeI M hundly, Hal fax; Allen. Powhstsp:
IN DNeal; Pace. T r Atkinson, a q Wsitera W j
Sntherlin. w E CLARK, j q Dodson. DnnviIls. + =
G6,nsnett " Brand, H Cowen; WE Arnold w
O,Wer, : Grange and son. Halifax: w Mc(sinns
LiPscomb, Mr Hamlet T r Shackle.o On. rpts.
= At L miller, Nottowsy; A B Spencer j d Snenrer
y ~ ~ Wsskins Charlotte; w Barhsdala, Hslissx:
Nsdd II Edw; s Harrison. W.; T RAY. G: a j
booker, Borssau, Amelia; w Fennv. P Hss.
xsns .rowhssan; Cardwell, Col W Csrdweii, Z
vnvf0oston, y o Dr. Owen, Pr Edw; Lindsy, Dsnyille.
Z west, Fleming, J Davenport, Carl.
eon, dahtax; Fairly, Lunenbuys; r 81 Tired wnv
, d femberton, Dsnviils; Col 4 Smith Va. i Mo.s
y and son, Il r; w Winao Nottowav: j R
5aloa, Cardozo, Powhatan; C Deayen { q
Moore, Amelia; Col II Barnes Charlotte: i a
Mosely, ctl2 Q R; DIR Wilkerson, w A Spears
6lobs w Gill, Chespd; b Good, Powhatan:
5ammei Hampton; M Hobson, Powhatap: w s, LII.
Redd, Pr Edw. So ~ u :
ST. CHARLES HOTEL--F Dubo,v Phf,.s,,
w Eggieston, J g Jefferson, w J Chestham. y Y
Leigh, Amelia; T Skipwith. G w Skipwith, M
Harrison, Brunswick; g Austin. Thos Wiley snd
daughter, J P Wiley, w Booker, Amelia: VIM /
Walker, Chas City; T Wilson, Amelia; DR. w ebb
New Kent; D Triddy, Ksysviiie; w II Crouch J {
Crouch, Lunenbe; Anthony, E Friend. VIM 3
Clarke, Petbe; G w boswell, Henrico; Wallace
and lady, w Baker Vac r; DR. 8 srke Va: j n
E4nis, Mobile; B WHY, Powhatan; g s Winrle
T w w Coleman, AwsIs; Smith, Stell. Thoma,
Louis, Richmd; w M Overton, Hanover; shannon
Augusta; w Mann, Lexington; C Noel, Wythe
vile; Dodd, Charlottesville; w Gerry, Caro-
line.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Dec. IS.
ARRIVED.

M ARRIVED,
Schr Martha Ann, Leeds, Albany. lumber. Whit.
lock 4 Son, and L Whitfield.
6chr Hill Carter. Lyme, Y hay and powder.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Jones, Baltimore loco.
motive and tsnder Va Il Tenn r.
SAILED,
passengers, Fl Tuttle.
Schr Mary Washington, fight
sSchr George WsshinstoD. Rht.
BosToN, Dec. 1l-Arr.ved schrs Charles Edward.
Bonrne and Lucy White, Torrey, and brig d Lin.
colin, Webber, from Richmond
CORY. from Richmond.
NEW YORK; Dee. .11---Axrivsd baraus -cs.1su...rzz
Nickerson, from City Point. -
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.

80 Inc ciI5cuistion of the DAILY DIsPnfCH
SssmeSS that Of ell che Dsiypa1sfs 81
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To ALL WHOSE HAIR is FALLING OFF {

To ALL WHOSE HAIR is FALLING OFF OR
TURNING GREY. we would advise to use FLETCH.
EKS HAIR TONIC, repared by John johnson. 1t
Is the best remedy for the Hair that is now in use
1t acts like magic in eradicating dandruf from the
scalp. 1t makes the coarsest hair soft and plant
nor is there any preparation for the hair equal to
FLETCHER'S in Dressing Hair. One or two appli-
cations week being sufficient TO keepit in healthy
condition.
No Lady 'stoiiet should be without bottle.
1t is sold by Bennett Beers, A. Duval. John H.
Blair, Broad street, and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON.