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ID. SCHULTZ, No. 81 MAIN

M. SCHULTZ, No. 81 MAIN
ma sTREET-Ofers great inducements to the
LII town and country trade having Just return.
..,.... ed from the Northsrn cities. where be has
selected in person large stock of CLOTHS CAS-
SIMERES. AND VESTIEGS, which he viii msks
up to orderin the neatest style and on the mos rsa
sons6le terms He has also purchased large lot of
IAiLOhS TRIMMINGS, to which he would cali
the OF the city and country trade either t
whoiesais or retail at small advance on cost NV
stock OF kEADY-MADE CLOTHING is oomplets
sill of which would call the attention of NV friend.
and the public generally. b. sure and recolleot ths
place, No 81 Main street. 'he
NH 20-lm Scu11rr1
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baltimore Markets. March %

Flour nominal. Wheat hs. an ,n,r.-,
ana nrm-sales of red at 81 I0aso 10. Whi,s no II
ECU highest price paid Tor wear. Corr
"hite and yellow Is quoted at s6ss7 cent?
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By order of the Captain.

<fffh FOR PHILADELPHIA W.
~ - CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.-Fbe
a No. Steamship ViRGINIA, Captain David Teais
"a now ready to receive freight and will leave on
HUKSDAY, March 22d, at o'clock A. M VA
For freight or passage. having superior acsommo
NH 20-3t
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FOR RENT.-'The granite front store on
j. Cary, between 18th and 18th streets. now ocea-
pied by Messr, Branch u Co. Posssssi on given Let
Of April. Apply 70 JNO. w. ADKINS,
NH i6-u or DAVID j. BUAR.
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CHEAP FURNITURE, FOR CASH.

CHEAP FURNITURE, FOR CASTS
~ We have on hand. and continue to mann facture
all kinds of CABINET FURNITURE, which we will
sell at 90 low prices be purchased n the city.
We have quite assortment OF Mahogany sprins-
seat Psrlor Chairs all kinds of seat and wood
seat Chairs at the corner Of franklin and 18th sts
WM. A. LEA,
WIN. l.. SATTERWdITE.
We have also on hand an assortment of Mahogany.
Cherry, Poplar and Pine COFFINS, from y inches
up TO feet inch; all Of which will sell at the
old price, 20 per cent less than be purchss
ed In the city.
We have also handsome Hsarse and Horses, at
the usual old price.
We have also employed Mr. w. SAT- ERwHITE,
who has had considerable experience in burying the
he having no interest Ia the Cabinet or Coffin bus
nsss. He be found at all hours or the day or
night, ut the dwelling of Mr. VIM. Satter hte cor
ner Of Franklin and 18th sts
NH 17-6tt WIN. A. LEA CO.
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" ANIED-LAbURER Labor
w ers (white or black wanted immediately
TO work On the Richmond and York River Railroad
near katcif's old Tavern. New Kent county Is
miles from Richmond. None need apply but those
who vii, work stesdiy and faithfully For prices
the work, or to RICH'p REINs, in Richmond Per-
sons having Horses, Mules and Carts for sale will
apply as above. FRANCIS NELsON Il On
Richmond, March 18th, 1855 NH Co.'S
Petersburg Express please copy one week,
and send bill to this Office
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~ Il X A T BARGAINS IN T r II NJ
" MINGS AND FANCY GOODS AT GOLD
SHIFTS, NO. POS BROAD STREET.-HeIs nov
receiving complete sssortment Of Ladies' Dress sad
Tailor's Trimmnss, Gloves, Hosiery, Mitts Enslish
and Italian Grapes and Collars Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, Glsce Silks, farlatsns, Illusions Swiss and
Lsces and Edgings, Embroideries Of every kind
Port Monnaies, Fans, Bracelets, Necklaces, with
other goods which will be sold at very low
prices.
Having on hand large stock of Cottons, Bed Tieks
Flannels, Cassinets, Musiins, Chscks Cslicoss and
many other goods which he does not intend to keap
in future, they viii be sold at bargains to close the
out Il. GOLDSMIT, -
mil 205 Broad st.
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WANTS.

WANTED BY A YOUNG LkDY.-A
W situation a. WET NURSE in respectable
tamiisi MSS baby six months old Would make her.
self .ensially useful. Apply at
nh 2l--lt< THIS OFFICE
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PEMOVAL. JAS. MANDER. Mer-
~ chant Tailor. has removed his tailoring estab-
lishment from Franklin street. below the Exchange
Hotel, to the store Main street. opposite the St
Charles Hotel, formerly occupied by L. Geunet az
Jewelry Store, where he will be pleased to serve
just received his spring supply of Cloths, Csssi-
meres and Vesiings, embracing some really desirable
patterns He invites an examination Of his stock
NH 1876.
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COUNTRY HAAS-A small consiru-
nAis wikSFoN . rownas.
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BROAD STREET HOTEL-GEO W.

BROAD STREET HOTEL.-GEO. w.
- WALKER having completed arrau gements for
the purchase OF the above property, begs most re-
specially to inform the inhabitants Of Richmond.
ter the Path March, 1856 he will personaiv super-
Intend the catering of the above estsbIishms which
he assures those who may kindly patronize him.
shs be of the best quality and style; and that IA al
dition to the extensive improvements now nearly
completed, the house will be refurnished throueh.
ont, and every exerton made to combine that com.
fort with economy that has heretofore character.
ised this old stand. = - -
NH film GEO w WAIRER
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VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT

VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT
FOR SALE PKIvATELY.-Iw win sell at pri-
vate sale very valuable female Servant to reside
IN this city, She is l8 years of age, is first rate
Waaher and lroner and plain Seamstress; is healthy
Of coed character, and sold for no fault For par.
ticulars apply to b. ii. SMITH,
NH 2O-iw* Mayo ST., Sd door above Franklin.
TNHE AMERICAN LIFTING PUMP,
Il WITH POLLY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BUCKET-This Pump ia acknowledged By scien-
tihc men who have witnessed its operation to NOS.
sess many advantages over all other Lifting Pumps
now in use 1t is applicable to wells of any pth
and its simplicity of construction and durability
must render it the favorits Pump of the Union
A working model can be seen at the store of
Messrs. Mott Nelson u doors below st Charles
aoteiD Msin st. All orders left at that place will
receive prompt attention.
B. H. SMITH Il CO., Proprietors.
NH 2n-lm*
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CHTNA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-

Il 'IiNA, y q n AND EAhI IIEN-
~ WARE.-Havipg determined to close my pres.
ent business offering my large and choice stock
OF Goods at very low prices to enable me to reduce
my stock by private sale before commence sacriic.
ing it by auction.
Country and city merchants, families, and all in
want OF any article in my line are invited to call
and examine the goods and prices, as they viii be
they can be bought in the city.
HUGH A WATT,
mn Zo-lmlf No. 78 China Hall
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NEW STYLES SPRING GOODS
IN We receiving daily from the North large
and we'll selected stock of new Goods suitable for
spring and summer wear and we invite our custom
and the public to call and examine cur stock
feeling confident of being able to sell cheap 80
any house ia the Union. JACOB A. LEVY,
Old established Cheap Stores,
NH 90 Is and rs ain st
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
All persons are hereby cautioned against cref-
Ing my wife, LOUISA HAGAN. ON my account, as
will pay no debts Of her contracting.
NH I9--3t* Henry HAaaN
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GINTER & ALVEY, IMPORTERS
~ AND JOBBERS OF HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HDK'FS, CRAVATS, LACES, &c, would call the
attention of merchants visiting this market to their
large and extensive stock of Spring Goods, now en-.
tireiy complete. Importing goods direct feel
satisfied we can offer inducements IN OUR LINE
that be offered by few houses in this country
We respecty solicit call.
GINTER & ALVEY,
NH 20 No Is Pearl street
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1QSE SPRING GOODS We are
1000 now receiving per ships Arctic and New
World. from Liverpool, our stock OF China and
Earthsnwars and per various ARRIVALS from the
Northern cities stock of plain, pressed and cut
Glassware, Looking Glasses Csstors, aud varied
stock of Fancy Goods well selected for the country
trade; ali OF which promise to sell on ~ favors
STEBBINS PULLEN,
NH 20 loI Broad street.
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NEW GOODS.-Dining Sets, Tea Sets,
IN Toilet Sets, Of every variety; now opening at
STEbBINB PULLEN's,
NH 20 l01 Broad street..
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n.
IN another column will be- found statement rela.
"'s 70 the outbreak at Ballarat The following
"hich comes by the Northern Light, Is synopsis OF
me iae' on which was based the dispatch telegraph
% IRON Trieste TO London, announcing 'Reyo
'e['H ID Ausiralia"-pubiished 10 the news by the
africa 49,
,,t serious outbreak had occurred at BalIarat al
tcnIn We have only room TO give the leading par
49, commissioners Rede q johnson had been i,on,n.
tbaI. 91laoagh to approach the miners and demand
ons,. isenses with drawn swords and fixed bay-
sTonsas lacked BY large force of police. Tht,
aroused the vengeance OF the latter. Who nns,arad
49,. numbers on the 30th OF November when
ber ms ensaed and again on the 4th of Decem
bnnd naen sn irregular battle was fought seven
Lad ,,oa soldiers and one hundred aud fifty mo an
Cred -, p ,s proceeded to the Eureka camp, and
.od .a. ahs insurgents; about twelve were killed
nm ha s1a wounded. The exact number could
ths go s'eonsinsd. Two soldiers were kin ed on
'p''' several wounded, four or 1--WE of whom
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Mla sLM HOLT RICHARDSON.
W. Ho.iH CH liant Ant TAILOR. opposite Exehspss
-A1 friend. IA o sh call the attention Of his
a MMT soMMEa soobs just rsesy.d p .ss .c
most aeproved style. 70 mare NJ In the
NH l9-2w
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DANIEL O'DONNELL.
HooSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
No. 220 Main Street. =" -

-. urs.,, pIShMoND, va
- Hnydfaniic Rams. Lift and Forcs Pumps Rath
and Iron Boilers &c fitted up on the most
principles, and at the lowest prices approved
- Orders from the country promntIv .v.,rts
@JO8BING punctualiy attended To- A'Susoo.
NH l9-1m S1 w.
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DINNER AND TEA SETS, CUT
y GLASS, Gc-Rich Enelish and French Porce-
aud FANCY GOODS &c to be had at No rs Main
street. very low. as they must be sold Impossible.
mh 29-1mif HIGH a AMI
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HHDS. Extra BACON SIDES; 7
L ~ Hhds. Queen City Shoulders; do Joles for
sale By mn 90 JOHN III CLAIBORNE
RONE DUST.-100 BbIs. of this great
~ fertil ger. ground very fine, landing per schr
Cerito; for sale by JOHN II. ella. BORNE.
NH 20
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Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Ju
l. Teceived-5o toxes frseh Preserved GINGER; 500
do hasins In whole. half, qusrter and eighth boxes
100 do Messina Oranges; 100 do do Lemons; SO bales
and bags assorted Nuts; 500 drums fresh Smyrna Figs
also, 10, 900 lbs fresh Steam Candy, my own make
ready packed. LOUIS BOSsIEUX
mil IL No. lot Main ct.
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RESS SUITS.-We are opening some
~ of the finest French Cloth Dres. and Freck
Goats and Doeskin Cashmere Pants have ever ex-
hlbited; also, Silk and Satin Vests of fines. quality
all of which made in the latest styles and will
be sold at moderate prices
KEEN, BALDWIN L CO.,
NH 20 1902 Main at
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CAWS FOR SAVING BARREL AND
~ KEG SLAVES Having obtained the Agency
for the sale of Saws for saving barrel and key slaves
we beg to call the attention of those in want to one
of them in store, where it will remain for few
days for inspection. SMITH x HARDWOOD,
NH ~ No. 95 Main sire ct
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tHILDRENS SHOES, of every de.
~ sorpton, embracing Thick Sole Morocco Boots
do. do Goat do; Fancy Colored Cloth and Morocc 90
Caters; do do. Morocco Ankle Ties; Black Ankls
Ties Patent Leather Bootees and Pumps for little
boys. For anything in this line, cell at
PAGES,
NH 10 No. IS Market Bridge ey
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SILVEK-PLATED WARE-Elegant
~ Casters. of new and beautiful designs with fine
cut glass bottles; Tea Sets of pieces richly chased
and plain, OF new pattens; Oval and Round Walters
plain; Chamber aud High Candlestisks, OF variety
OF patterns; Water Kettles; Pitchers; Tea Urns; Cob
let's, Mugs &c, of the best plate and finish Now
receiving from the manufacturers and for sale at
lS7 Main st. NH 20 BULKLEY co
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nj THE Canal Boat I.TTTI.E

FOR RENT.-A very desirable
-. seoiy brick dwelling. the North sids az
IT,, WITH commodions rooms aud kitchen. A., 81.
ss, hydrant Nc; newly painted and In GOOD or9ss
POSSESSION given LIST APRIL
ALso FOR RENT OR LEASE vae..s a.os
IN sac Cary: between 18th and 18th - ftcrt
w. 1901 on Gary. and running back 100 fset t.
water street, 30 feet wide. Apply To 100 -
NH =, .r. ALFRED INLOEa
-" -r-Is Corner Franklin and 2Oth 81,
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fhoM NEW MEXICO INDIAN BosTII rrlEs.
ST. Lous FEB % THE Santa Fe mali arrived
- 100 eIrndence yesterdsy, bringing shrcs pasacn
se "a vo tne 25th Of December parry of Apauhes
,,s., Ia Indians snassacred Il Puehlo fourteen
49, 49, mn TWO women, ell of whom were LETT for
Eau three women, aud two children were tab en-
pHsoner The Indians numbered about 500 Great
sxcm.,smeuf prevailed at Santa Fe on account Of the
l0sasi.,ee committed BY the Indians In the terrltu-
ar,sr mo were wearing vengeance aeains oil
On the sosh of January, Capt. Eweil, Of the 1st
drasoons had fieht with the Apaches n sacrs.
nento Mountans, IN which 10 indiana were killed
WIN loss on the American side Of Captain Henry
w. stsunton and three privatss Governor Gar
isnd had called into service FIVE companies of vol
unteers for SIX montha. and recommends Congress
to appropriate money TO pay their expenses. Col
duties
The mail was not troubled by the Indians but an
express arrived the day before the mail left Santa
re station, stating that four hundred Apaches and
utahs ware coming to take the town by force Of
arms
Lieut. s,urges also had fight with the Apaches
sixty miles from Santa Fe, routing and whipping
them and recspturins stolen stock.
The Governor was very much censured at Santa
re and throughout the Territory on account of his
dsapprova OF the active course taken by the people
to suppress Indian hostilities.
The following dispatch from Gen Garland has
been received at the Adjutant Generals office, In
Warrington, dated Santa Fe, New Mexico Feb. 2,
1855.
have the honor to report that hsve lust re.
ceived dispatch from Capt r S Ewell, first dra-
eoons, stating that on the 10th January he had a
night with the Messcallero Apaches at the Sacra
mento mouutsins, and killed twelve Indians. His
own loss am sorry to say. is one officer killed
captain Henry w. Staunton, first dragons
taree privafes. GRN JOHN GARLAND, Com'd'p"
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

BosToN. Feb. %, le55.-The anniversary of the
oirtn OF Washington was observed to-day by firing
OF cannon aud ringing of the church bells In
| the evening. levee and ball was held at Faneuil
aalI. under the auspices of the American party
GENERAL Houston, Governor Gardiner Mayor
smith, and other distinguished individuals were
pressnt- Inc Hail was beautifully decorated and
saree company enjoyed the festivities of the occa
| sion. - ''o viva
| CINCINNATI, Feb % The State Temperance
convention met at Columbus yesterday, delegates
rom all parts OF the State, being In attendance-
nesoiutons were passed approving of the State Ii.
quor law az lar az goes. but pledgng temperance
men not to rest satisfied until the legislature euacts
aprohibitory law
TROY, N. Feb 22.-Jos. Varney who has been
on trial IN the Rensselaer, Court of over Terminer.
Tor the murder OF Eli hurlbut, the 18th OF Sep
temoer last, was acquitted this evening The Jury
we're out TWO hours. The trial of rthur Moh ahon
tor the murder OF his vile, a few months since will
probably commence to morrow.
| QUEBEC, Feb. %, 1855 The Provincial Parlia
ment resassembled to day. after an adiournment
| of nine weeks Tie Government will Introduce
| measure abolishins the postage on newspapers.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. % 1t Ii rumored to.
night that the Know Nothing State Convention has
nominated VIM. T. Miner, Of Stamford for Go yern.
or, aud William Field of Pomiret, for Lieutenant
Governor.
CLKAvELAsD. Feb 22-Tne large brick block on
the corner of Merr!nac aud Canal streets Ii now
on fire. In the STORE of Flint g. Harris grocers on
the north end, the contents are all consumed Loss
not ascertained.
CINcIsNATr, Feb. 23.-Ths steamer Bacon from
ST. Louis for New Orleans. was sunk on Sunday at
Cairo The boat and cargo is total loss. Tais
makes three frat class ST. Louis stes sunk with.
In week. involving q loss of 100000
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Weather cold, with furious
storm from the north snow falling and drifting
rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 90 "A Know Nothing Conven
ton is again being held here, the reported object,
the nomination of State offictrs
BALTIMORE, Feb. ga forged check for sl4OO
was paid OFF at the Merchants Bank of this CITY to-
day.
NEW York, Feb. 23.-Oliver Lee, one OF the
Williamsburg election rieters, charged with the
murder of w. II. Harrison, has been found guilty.
of granddaughter In the first degree.
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RGUANO-We offer for sale the cargo ~
~ TIE ssfSn. Emily imported dirsss = th.s city,
ION discovered Island IN the Paeido 0casy
We have had Il analysed By Dr. = Gssih. 81 III.
.Ss I.,. ssssomTsadsd e e sy D. Msupn of
phosphstes rendsrs this 1uano : more pernsssns,
.nnn than Peruvian, and will produce equally
ne hrst crops" Dr.. 0suth values Il ct much more
man me best Mexican, bat less than the Peruvian
The Best No. Mexican susno inspected In this city
contained much woody matter and some stons, 81
unicn matter the Emilys cargo ID entirely frse"-
de opinion In the main espopds with Dr. 0euth
:. .os the purpose Of introducing the above Guano
sne Aencuitursts OF the state, We shall odsr the
seme at Auction on the 9th Of March, ct the store Of
y. DAysnronT, ALLIE. Co.. at 10 O'Clock, IN palesis
20 s1it Purchaser We would call the psrticela q.
tention Of Planters to this euauo O. We beevs II i
adapted 70 the soil OF Virginia than any gasno
our belief a. tits fsrtzing qualities 10, l. that
sns use u eze!usvsly our plantation. At the
.me time, We viii offer for sale about 10 tons Of Pc
ruvian, sishtly damaged
Terms at sale.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
DAvENfoRr, ALLEN 4 Co, Aucts fe&
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The seduction case, mentioned by our Staunton
correspondent, a few days since, was still uu-
der consideration before the Circuit Court of
Augusta On Friday. The vindicstor says the
parties are highly respectable. Col. Baldwin opep
ed he argument OF the Gaze on Friday morning In
spowerful speech. He was followed In the eve.
ming by H. w. Shelley In an effort of great inge-
nuity, skill and force Mr. Niche was to continue
the argument on Saturday, followed in conclusion
by Mr. Stuart
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EMlGRANT Observation-Disclosures DF
CISION.

NEW York, Feb 23-The Collector of Custom
has received an important decision from the Score
tary of the Treasury in regard to the carrying OF
emgrant passengers, to the effect that if ship does
not carry larger number of passengers in other
ports than she Is legally entitled to carry on her
lower and orlop decks. and said passengers have
the spaces unoccupied by other goods, not being
their personal baggage, in the parts of said vesse
where carried, which are prescribed by law she ID
not liable to the penalties imposed by said laws for
excess OF passengers, even though her lower or or
lop decks may be occupied iu whole or In part for
the storage of merchandise This decision will
prove quite satisfactory to ship owners, and will
insure TO passengers all the space allotted them.
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BY RICHARD CAUTaORN.
r library SALE Ar AUCTION.

r library SALE AT AUCTION. An
IL extenive and valuable collection Ct Books In
nearly every branch of modern literature TO be sold
on Tuesday, Feb 9th at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, Ia the
store under the Exchange Hotel 18th street, Rich.
mond, Va.
Among the books are Life Of Lord Herbert, Hook
er's Works, Barow's Complete Worke Tiskners
Spanish Literary Journal Of George Fox, Hosarths.
Cromv eP Letters and Speeches, 0tbben's Apology,
Fosters Essays Walpole's George the Third, Stones
Works, Clarke's Coneordance to Shakespeare, Works
of Peter Pindar Bonds Library. 10 vol, Boswelpe
johnson, British Esssyist. vslpys ehshspeafe.. IA
verify, "a vols. Queens of England, 9 vole., Cham
beIs Miscsllaniss and Tracts for the people, Hudi
Catalogues are now ready at the store Of George
Veg. fs l7-2awtH
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ICE BELGIAN PAUPERs.-Two men, out of tina
Twelve Belgian paupers, of whom SO much has
seen said, were arraigned before the Supreme
1oaFt DIN T., Saturday, and it being proved that,
aAnough the passage had been paid to this country,
@ey had been convicted of no offences, and were
willing to work. The Court therefore ordered
mat the whole twelve should be discharged from
prison
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health or JUDGE MAsoN.-The Paris correspon.
dent of the New York Commercial Advertiser fur.
nishes the following information in regard to the
health of Judge Mason:
The health of Mr. Mason is gradually improving
Mentally his convsle is complete he yet la.
bors under partial paralysis, which renders loco.
motion impossible, but the muscular move ats q e
gradually resuming their natural power, and there i.
fair hope that these, teo, susceptible of com
piete restoration.
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PEsNsYLvAN1A.-A selegrsphic dispatch datet
Pittsburgh, Feb. "a, says:

FENNSYLVAN1A-A teIegrsphic dispatch dated
Pittsburgh, Feb. "a, says:
The county indignation meeting held here last
night, on the subject of the United States Senator
ship was farce and failure Three hundred
persons In all, principally Wings and Native Anne.
ricans, assembled.
Resolutions favoring Western candidate, but
naming none, were read but not acted on
Mr.. Smith, representative of the Legislature.
amidst loud calls and defended himself Justify
for supporting mr. Cameron. During the speech he
was frequently greeted with hissess, applause,
taunts, &c.
Subsequently Mr.. Foster, editor of the Despatch,
offered resolutions similar 10 tenor to the pledges
of Mr.. Cameron to Mr.. Kirkpatrick, but recon.
mendiug new man untainted with politics These
journed.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of

CHERIFF'6 SAL e BY virtue Of .
- decree of the Circuit Court Of the City Of nigh-
mond prouounceA on the 10th February lass. y he
expose to sale Ct public auction TO the highest hid
der, on TUEopAYs the nth February. la56, on the
Marshal and Broad strssts commencing ct 10 O'Clock
~, otesm Engine.
TEAMS OF sals- Upon credit Of sixty days, the
purchaser executing negotiable note With g0e1
sndorssr. fHoe. w. D0sWELL. 3. Q. r.
10 ltd