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JOHN M. FRANCISCO. Sec,v.

LECTURE AT THE SYNAGOGUE, ON MAYa
STREET Rev. ISAAC Lesser, of Philadelphia, will
deliver Lecture, in the English Ian guase, at the
Synagogue "Bsth-Shalome," Mayo st., this norm
ing SUNDAY Service commencing at 10 O'Clock.
81 NH
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-Mr. VIM. A. Bur-
TIERS, having had much experience as Salesman,
will give bis personal att enton to the sales of public
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery OIL Paint.
ings, Engravings, &c.
BUFFERS l. SIMONS, IL
Booksellers and Stationsrs, 157 Main 1t.
fe 4-1mif 80 TITO
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The steamer Virginia of Fredericksburg, bound
to Baltimore, was compelled to put into Annapolis,
on Wednesday, on account of the ice.
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SIX goods to tho amount Of SECS. 900 have bee,
entered Atthe Boston Custom House since the firs
day OF January, the present year.
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THE SrEAMER.-The Danvie Register learns
that the gallant little steamer Tunstal will leave
that place for South Boston, regularly, every Mon
day and Thursday.-
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JOHN MITCHELL and family sailed from New
York In the steamer Nashville, on "Wednesday last,
for Charleston. They will take up their residence
In the South ~
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-We invite the atten-
ton of the public to sale of Mules, Horses &c
Nc this morning at 10 O'Clock, Also to our sale of
Watches Chains Jewelry. &c, &s. this evening at 7
o'clock. See advertisement
NH 8 LARITS e. SHINE Ar,t.
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In trying to ind leak IN one of the main eaa
pipes II Salem, (hass,) light was dropped into 4
water reservoir, when IN explosion followed, which
blew the searcher several yards across the street.
without Injury, except singing his hair.
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CoNGREsa-THuRsDAY.-T Senate on Thurs.
dsy, had under consideration the civil anf dplo-
matte appropriation bill Mr.. Clayton moved 10
strike out all that part of the bill which relates to
duties on imports. Mr.. Badger moved to amend
the portion proposed be stricken out by substitu.
ting amendment originally offered in the House,
RENTING duties on railroad iron, and admitting
dyes, dye-woods, dye .stufs, and certain descrip-
tions Of wool, duty free. This amendment was
discussed at great length, and finally Withdrawn to
give an opportunity for vote on Mr.. Clayton's
amendment. The question was taken on the mo-
ton OF Mr.. Clayton, and decided In the negative
The Senate continued In session until a very late
hour. .-r
A message was received by the Senate from the
President of the United States, announcing his APP
provsl of the bill to pay the Texas creditors
In the House, the Senate bill to amend an act en-
titled act to carry into effect the late reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
were read third time and passed.
The House then went into committee, and re-.
sumed the consideration of the bill making appro-
priaions for the support of the army for the next
fiscal yesr.
The amendment of the Senate authorizipg an ad
dit0n to the army Of two regiments of infantry and
two of cavalry, after being amended on motion OF
Mr.. Richardson, authorizing the appointment of a
brigadier general, was concurred in. Without dis.
posing OF the bill, the House adjourned.
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j GgoRsE LAw.-It is reported by letters
from Harrisburg, that GEoRoE Laws answer
fothe Know Nothlngs, had created very great
excitement why, u b not stated. II Is said to
be long-abont two columns-snd that it
takes the American ground entire, and de.
nouDces the old p irfies, according to the let,
ter to the Herald, going "pelI.mell into the
cofrapiions ofthe two old parties"
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CHIMNEY BUREr.-The alarm of FIRE
yesterday evening. was caused by the burning Of
Ar. Il, II. Whitlock's chimney, corner OF 2lth and
Broad streets.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL SocIErY.-The March
. aeeting of the Richmond Typographical Society
will be held at Odd Eellows' Hail. This (3ATUR-
DAY. Evening, at " O'Clock, at which time copies
of the revised Cons tuition will be ready for distr
button among the members ~
NH Sit JOHN M FRANCISCO Sec,v
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More Than 10000 persons returned from Am.,;,
ca 10 England during 1854.
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AN ApJouRNEp MEETING of the RIC,

An ADJOURNED MEETING of the RICH
MosD BUILDING FUND COMPANY will be held This
SATURDAY Evening, at 2! O'Clock, in my office.
The funds will be put out, and endment of the
have removed my office to No. l. on the frat floor
of the Law Buil0ing-i e Immediately next to the
Wing Building The Board will meet after the
Company adjourns. b. B. MINOR,
NH Sit Secretary and Solicitor
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPmA-We
have the following particulars of the fire in Fishers
block Chestnut street, Philadelphia ON Wednesday
night: - 1fE ---r rE-e- #
1t commenced In the room occupied by Messrs
Bright & Wellar's publication Office and destroved
| the whole upper part of the building Messrs. B.
d w. lose $1,000, and Messrs. MClees e. German.
halter, who occupies the third floor as also the ad
joining store, losses $4,000, on which he has an
insurance for $4,000 The building adjoining, in
which he has his celebrated palace hat store, was
and basement of the building In which the fire orr
gnated was occupied by the extensive carpet store
of Jardes II. Orme. whose stock was valued at
100000 1t escaped with slight damage from the
water thrown into the building-probably not more
than $4,000 The rear store was saved The
damage to the building is estimated at $4,000.
which Is insured. The cause of the fire is supposed
to have been some defect In the flue sr
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BosToN. Feb. 26.-The Legislature TO d.v elec,.d
Iho's J. Marsh, trsasurer of the Common ye.i,h
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..1 sosros. March 1.-The committee on federal
OF resolutions, declaring the ius;,ivs ~" In
unconstitutional and requesting oar Senators and
Representatives In Congress to work for its neon
ditional repeal III ~ - ~ Ai 'oi ~ uncon-
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THE LAST NIGHT!

THEATRE.
SD TUR Y MARCH Sd.
For the BENEFIT of the Great Magician
MACALLISTER,
And Madame Macalhster.
Second and last appealsnce Of
s a M a L O n Fl r a MOND
Who VIII give entirely new Entertainmsnt Ia
addition to fresh wonders from the Temple of the
great Wizard. SD "a 49, - NH Sit
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The BLUEs.-Several members Of this
popular company, have requested us to say that
the rumor of their intended visit to New York, is
unfounded and that it did not originate with the
members OF that company. We heard it ON the
street last Thursday. but afterwards learned from
Blue fiat il was incorrect, and therefore declined
noticing IL, E.Es ..=- BE- ....
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,Ep1sBuRoH REVIEW. I'VE have the JAN
| uary number of this Quarterly from Mr..
Woodhouse Among its articles are Cardi-
| nal Mezzofanti; Charles the Fifth; Mountain
Athos and its Monasteries The War in the
Crimea. A&
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HThe letter of our Petersburg cores
pondent was received too late last night for
| insertion in to-day's paper
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CoSGREss-The session is about to c,o.a
and Washington win soon be deserted by
the great and good men who compose our
national legislature. How is the country
possibly to get on during the absence of such
luminaries from the seat Of government
What shall we do for the excitement of per
sOnal disputations and pugilistic encounters
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CHEAT.--G. Jones appeared before the
Mayor, yesterday, under . singular charge 1t
seems that in company with young man named
John T. Boswell, he called on MIR. K A. Mayo
Justice OF the Peace of Henrico. to get Boswels
signature to the REIMBURSEMENT of all right to tract
of land conveyed to John H. Boswell, by the U ,.
Government Tor services in the war of 1872. the
said John T. Boswell having stated to Jones that he
had no Interest in the land, and to assign his
right for the consideration OF S5, Jones renarkine
In the presence of the Magistrate that all he wanted
was signatures, he did not care who signed the in
denture or how it was signed. The Mayor, alter
hearingsthe facts dismissed the accused, with the
remark that If he sat there to enquire Into private
cheats. he would hold Jones in custody.
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D Mrs. Beecher Stowe is again meddling
with the politics of the country. In letter
published in the National Era, she once more
lifts up her voice against slavery; she cries
aloud and spares not. She is an interesting
woman, is Aunt Harriet. But her style is too
studied and ornate, for an old woman in ear
nest. What has she done with the money
she collected in England for the Boston "nig-
gers? That's the question. They called
upon her once to fork over, but she disdained
to reply. Let her settle up with Uncle Tom s
hopeful family in Massachusetts,, before she
goes into another fit of Mysteries over the SCR
rows Of Uncle Tom in Kentucky.
In the mean time, she would better amuse
herself with mending the holes in her hus.
bands stockings, and coaxing him to let her
trim off little of that long beard which he
swore he would never shave till the Nebres.
ka law is repealed.
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Vr A literary libel suit has been com.
menced in New York-damages laid at $4,000
growing out of the publication of two lives
of the late DIR. Judson, Missionary to Bur-
nah. DIR Wayland, of Brown University,
was preparing a life of DR.. j., when Edward
II. Fletcher, the plaintiff, announced book
entitled "Burmsh's Great Missionary, or Re.
cords of the Life, Character and Achieve
ments of Adonirum Judson." Charles b.
Norton, the defendant, in his paper, called
Norton's Literary Gazette, upon the autho
rity of DIR. Wayland, stated that Fletcher.
book was published without permission from
the family Of Dr. j., and to the great injury
ofthe widow, formerly well known by the
nomme de guerre of Fanny Forester who
had two families depending upon her for dai.
~ support. Able counsel are employed.
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q, me Know Nothings, who have tsken charge OF
me Nstional Washington Monument purpose to
ase tne means tor ss completion, By contributions
=, one dollar from each member OF the organza
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B The reader, especially the Mechanic
will find the abstract Of the Rev. Mr.. Hoge
Lecture before the Mechanics Institute, very
interesting. -1A &c..
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NoysL MARRlAcE.-Mrs. Nathan Burnett

NOvEL MARRIAGE.-Mrs.N Nathan Burnett
whose husband was murdered few mon,hs since
on the Meadow Bridge Road, a short distance
from this city, and Mr. Larkin Starke, one of The
witnesses against Johnson, now confined IL Henrco
aiI on the charge of numbering Nathan Burnett.
wss married d Burnetts late residence, in Hano.
YER ON Wednesday last by Rev, George w. MOL
lev. Those who remember Mr.. Starkes evidence
before the examining court, may be somewhat sur
prised ct this union. But there Il no accounting
Rrv Isaac LEKsER.-This distinguished
Hebrew divine and expounder Of the Jewish faith,
Il expected % lecture at the Synagogue, Mayo e.,
this morning. Hls theme OF argument will doubt
Mr. Leessr u the editor Of the " Occidantn and
American Jewish Advocate. The New Translation
Of the Scriptures ID the Esthh Language, and
many other satnabls works adapted to the Jewish
religion.
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The Rev. Jeremiah Porter, who was elect.
ed magistrate in Henrico few days since,
IL deriving fame from the event be never
could have anticipated. He is hsralded in
allgrsat cities, North and South, and we doubt
net his name viii travel westwardly even to
the Pacific.
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Cow. SrocRros.-sThe open organization
Native American movement Of New Jersey
and Philadelphia, is considered Stockton
demonstration. tits understood they favor
STOCKTON for President, and RAYNER of N.
Carolina, for Vice President. The Philadel-
phia Sun, an old Native American organ, es-
pouses this ticket. 4gsIgI
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Nor DISPOSED OF.-Charles B. Brooke
appeared before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of assaulting and beating a negro wo.
man, with whom he has been living for number
of years The watchmen, on hearing the cry of
murder fastened to the house from whence it pro-
ceeded, and finding the woman bloody, took Brook
to the cage. Brook claims the woman as his pro-
perty but she asserts that she was emancipated by
Mr.. Bowden, of Goochland, and that not having her
papers, B is standing master for her. The Mayor
continued the examination until other evidence can
be produced toashow the status Of the COM
plainant 7t $685. '-.+@ 5s'
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IHE FUGIL1sTIc AFFRAY.-A New YORK letter,
dated March l, says
Nothing new transpired yesterday in regard to
to the late shooting affair In Broadway, except the
fact OF Poole being able to leave his bed and walk
around his room. The police have not succeeded
In arresting the absconding assailants-and 1t ID
asserted they have been secreted at an extensive
gambling house in Canal street, but have left dur
Ing the last forty eight hours, and have fled to parts
unknown
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4 IryasrIoIpK.-Corone Wicker held an
inquest Yesterday over the body or rev. born
negro child, which wss found concealed In bank
OF asher, IN the lot Of Mr.. Samuel Ellis, on GIN
sfrtset. near the city spring From the evidence
ELECTED, and the confession Of Lucy slave TO var.
EIis the Jury rendered o thsis ysrdiet Inst Inc
child came to ito death BY . blow on the head Y
ficted BY Lucy, fts mother, and that an old nefso
woman, the mother Of Lucy, was accessory to tne
murder Roth these negroes win be arrested and
examined beforesh Mayor to-day. sssgssa
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TRENTON, N. j., March There has been hard
struggle with several bank charters to day In the
Legislature The Morris county Central Bank at
ark City Bank, Newark Banking and Insurance.
Company, and the Bordentown Bank were seve-
rally ordered to third reading In the House. This
completes the whole batch, seventeen In number
yet 49, - : 800
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TEE CuIpEpER TaAeapY.-The Culpaper 9

The CVLFEPEh IRAGKDf.-Ihe CuIpeper Oh
server says: -a -
VIM. Martin, who shot and killed man BY the
name OF Hughes, In Stevensburg one day las,
week, was brought before called Court, on
Thursday, but owing to the absence of one OF the
witnesses was bailed out in the sum of $500 10
appear before the Court on Thursday next. From
all we can learn the deed done In self.defence
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THE NAvY.-We don't know when we
have been better pleased with the passage OF
q bin, than the one which provides for effec-
tually shelving old fogies in the service and
other incompetent officers. When these
gentry are carefully weeded out. and provi-
ded with suitable place where their decom-
position can proceed withoutinjury to others,
the naval arm of our country's strength will
be clothed with new efficiency and power,
The next thing should be an increase of ships
SO as to protect our commerce and avert the
danger of foreign war. e sss
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LOUISVILLE LINE,
IN RIBS, LeSi6tIl4 LEX, 10 eopa haifr.i. .,.,x
w @R9o GK0t WlLS9A.
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ASSlGNEH'S NOTICE.
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. dFl 1874 BY proper dehi col! eJti "a trust TO ne
4dexlfse for TIE bath oihiS tAld tItilt
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'thIa a. without exception l1s most eonPressuNSs
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ElSsins IN ne H'nss o. 9 IONS; s. IS oeiSSs
c9HFljntS treated or and with 100 tlt breath 10 pp5S'
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mS3 NtCtSILESS Il HSil
, 1855-04-14

DEMOCRATIC PRosPEcrs.-Thcre is more
TO encourage the democratic party now,
says the Washington Sentinel, than we
have seen at any period within the last six
or eight months. The very successes Of
the opposition are presages of Democratic
triumph. The disgusting coalitions Of in
famous ism, the tricks they practice, the
frauds they commit, and the unsound and
leprous mon they elect, all comprise to sink
them in public esteem. While oil parties
and factions and isms have united, and
while the particular tactics and special
frauds Of each are embodied into one hete-
rogencous whole, and while, by means of
these coalitions, tactics and frauds, dstem-
percd and unworthy men are raised to Of
fee, the Democratic party has set in Sc
rene rcposc and in rigid and unscduccd
honesty. There is but one Democratic
party. Its chart of principles has long
since and often times been promulgated. II
sets its face against all ism and rcpudiates
every faction. 1t asserts The rights and
the union Of the States. 1t is against Alb
olitioniSts, Frccsoilers, Woman's Rights,
Agrarians, and oil the isns The opposi-
tion includes-disguise it as they may-all
these odious things. The moment q man
becomes one of those things TO which we
have alluded, that moment he is driven
from the democratic party, and that mo-
ment he seeks refuge in the opposition.
The Democratic party is for the constitu-
tion, for the rights of the States, and the
rights Of the Territories.
The consequence Of their vindication,
during the last session of congress, Of these
doctrines, great and clnmorous opposi-
ton was raised up against them. While
that opposition includes something that is
respectable and honest, it comprehcnds ev-
erything that is odious and dishonest. 1t
has in few months killed itself by its ex.
cesses. We are happy to be able to say,
that the prospects Of the Democratic party
are better and brighter to-day than they
have been for months.
, 1855-04-14

p1y- The bark, Nv. 7. Sayward," load.
ed recently at San Francisco, with -four,
for China, was totally lost through leak
age, about a mile and half from shore,
and ten miles from Napa-keaug, on tho
coast Of China. The passengers and crew
were all saved, aud reached Hong Kong in
safety. The Wv. T. Sayward" was built
in Rockland, Maine, in 1858, by Capt. J.
w. Sayward, now of Port Ludlow, Puget
Sound, registered AGA tons, and hailed
from Boston. The "Wm. T. Sayward" had
1000 or. sacks Eureka Mills -four, which
it is understood, was fully insured. The
specie on board, amounting to $50 OOO
also was saved