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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

- FOX KENTA very desirable frame
XXI House, tho corner of Clay and Henry streets
E96k containing rooms, kitchen with rooms coal
and wood house, &c. Possession can be had by the
LIST of August Rent $3.50 per alnum
EDWARD d. EACHO,
CUGAR---stunrt's Coffee and Porto hico,
- Of prime qualityi 70, sale , BY
jy 80 EDWIN WORTHAM CO.
OhIii1f - -, P1 {. Coal Pr Oil; do. solar
jy 50 EDWIN WORKMAN co.
DOKCKI.AIN FOUNTAINS.-Ours soda
Water is manufactured in Porcelain Fountains
by an improved form of apparatus introduced by
iuto this city. tho use OF which precudes tho posi-
bility of any contamination with lead copper 9th
poisonous metals, the presence Of which, In the
Soda Water prepared in the Copper Fountains or
chimes generally in use, proves frequently fnu-
LAlDLEY & ROBINSON,
Manufacturing Chemists
jySO 4th and Franklin streets
IMfORTANT NUTICE.-DcIcrml ined TO
reduce our stock to the lowest possible point,
shall from th. date eer great bargains in all styles Of
Simmer Clothing and Furnishing Goods. The
sortment is good and purchasers will find their
interest in improving this opportunity TO buy
perier quality Clothing At great ssying in prices
lEKKINE@.--IUOb bls. No. 1 Halifax
IL Herrinss, 200 half bbls. No. family Roe do
A:9 % ''' No. T sp1s wS s5 ri Il CO.
"A IL
Il maston Lime; Is tierces Lubeo Ground Plaster
for sale by
jv 50 EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
EMBKOIDEKIEs NJ kZEkIEL'S cheap
I'LL kinds of French Needle Work be bought at
prices to snit the times. jvS0
CHOWEH BATHS..-I che frequent use OF
- the Shower Bath during the present hot weather.
is highly beneficial. promoting comfort well as
cleanliness. We have yet good sappy of the most
approved kinds together with other bathing appars
tus. BULKLEY q CO
EEATHEH DUsTEns-For ,iasfinx fur
l. niture, &c. supply Of various sizes for sale by
jy 80 BULKLEY & CO.
VNUKNIP SEkD. / have just received
1 my supply of Tarnlp Seed, comprising all the
try-all of which warranted fresh.
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
jy30 18th street.
IIOR HIKE-Ay young WOMAN, viva her
L first child about months old. The child Is very
healthy, has never beea sick. She is a good NURSE
and HOUSE SERVANT. The hire will be made
moderate for good home. Apply at this Office.
DAKsONe, MERCANTILE LAW.
AT J. w RANDOLPH'S Bookstore.
THE TONGUE of Fire, or the true power of Chris
THE a Mkk y "" a. A t Is Cha.
muslin 75c, paper CSC.
THE LIFE and adventures Of J. r. Beckworth. chief
OF the Grew Nation Of Indians, with illustrations,
sons, LII. d. S. 50.
ENGLISH Law and Equity Reports vol IS !;
$500. -
BLACkWoOD's Magazene for July. ysa-7t
INDIA COLAGOUGk, a certain cure liar
for sale by .Aa
DUvAL NORTON. Druggists apdyu.
Chemists, b. T. corner l0th and Main 80
y ~ Richmsud. Va.
EXfRACT OF lGNATIA ANTAK1, a1d
~ the Pills made with the extract nov much ma
~ nervous dissases. are prepared and for sale hy
LAlDLEY K ROBINSON
,-m Chemists aud Druggists,
Hso New Store, 4th and Franklin stres,s =
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-. ~ 4 tfenlion 81 The pabiIc - respOct-
az ...ssesd 10 our sale o. the 0rsDary Of j. W.
cnsS,' Eso. corner Of Wall and franklin streets.
Tisis d III. & 10 O'clock 20 farms, &e go sdver-
tissment. rnNr RI Au.ts
jgso g. 49,
- YsauG Bles's Fillmsrs ssd 1ena!ss q.
- = o,cIosE. q Ooddin's Rsl Intsrsatin1 spsec1es
may be expected. ~
-. NnfIee.-.Wc Invite attenfteg - esr
- 10 W.ssSs RicharSsop Cos stock Of Dry Ioods
70 tafe place 1t their store. No g Man 1fee1 tns
"oInans Auctioneers.
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- FOX KENT---A very desirable frame
XXI House, on tho corner of Clay and Henry streets
ASek containing rooms, kitchen with rooms, coal
md wood h.use, &c. Possession can be had by the
lst of August. Rent 100 per annum.
EDWARD d. EACHO,
iy SO-3t Pearl
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GENT'S FURNISHING STORE. Our
~ business being exclusively appropriated to the
Gents Furnishing business, can offer Q larger and
more varied assortment than be found IN any 9th
er establishment. We name 10 pat:
UNDER SHIRTS adj DRAWERS, of silk, colt 0,
woollen. aad other desirable kinds.
SHOULDER BRACES,
DRESSING GOWNS,
RUSSIA BELTS.
SUSpENDERS,
GLOVES.
HALF HOSE,
.CRAyATS, ready hemmed,
HANUkEkCHfEfS, ready hemmed,
STOCKS and OPERA TIES.
CANES and UMBRELLAS,
SOAPS and PERfUMERY.
Together with large assortment Of Linen aud Coz
ton SHIRTS, of Dsnskin's celebrated pattern.
Also, gents measures taken and shirts made TO o.
dor, and warranted " &c. w. +. OWENS,
jy 2S-lm Oppesite American Hotel.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOr, $50 bread
srRBET.-l Coo pairs OF those beautiful Shades,
only Sate- richly worth si; L.ndse.pes, plain and
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades half the
price they are usually sold At Table Oil Cloths all
widths Is cents up.
N, B.-storekespers and psdlars supplied. at New
York prices. Also, nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hoaiery and Gloves at tho lowest possible prices
m!sse. Hsse SIC; Linen Handksrchiefs sic.; Black
Lace Mitts i2ic Twisted Silk size: Ladies' and Mis-
ses Belts &C.. Ladies' Collars from Gle. up; Under
sleeves 25c; Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towels
cheap Ladies' will ind It their advantage to cali
at the cash store Of IL. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
jyS between Sd sud Alb.
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VIRGINIA AUTH0Rs--At
~ ~ N

PRICE q CARDOZOS.
DIR. JSO. T.. COOKIES new aud interesting work:
THE LAST Of THE FORESTERS, HUI
mors on the Border" story Of the Old VirsiDis
Frontier Price 81 %
THE LIFE OF GEN. DANIEL MORGAN, OF the
Virginia Line of the Army of the United States,
with portions of his Correspondence, from aa.
thentic sources; by Jas Graham, Sl25
AUTHORIZED EDITI0N-THE LIFE Of JAS.
BUCHANAN. including the most important Of
his state Papers; by Horton. ST..
VICTORIA, or The World Overcome; by Caroline
Chesebro. $l25.
In press. to be issued by PRICE CARDoZ0,
in August
young, by young gentleman of Virgins.
iy 2g--,St
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ExCURsION ~. !. Or TIIK

NUTICE.-,chcre will he q party nc 1s,.--
y lie SPRING. on THURSDAY. 18th July a
iv1s~dsd Tnos. C. WILSON SONS
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IMFORTANT NOTlCE.-DcfermiBed 10
Il reduce stock to the lowest possible point,
shall from this date eer in all styles Of
Simmer Clothing and Furnishing Goods The as
interest in inprovns this opportunity TO buy
perer quality Clothing at great saving in prices
KEEN, BALDWIN CO.,
Nv so 1902 Main At
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WANTED-Two good WAGONEKS for
w the remainder of the year.
iva CRENsHAw co.
WANTED--To hire for the balance Of the
w year, few able. bodied NEGROES, for
face operations at the Coke Mines.
my 27-ts JOHN j. WERTH, Agent.
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MARINE NBW6
Port OF RICHMOND, July n.
HIGH wArEn THIS DAT At "a O'CLOCK.

CII.VEK PLATED WAKE.--I have In
- store . beautiful assortment, Of Silver fisted
Wave which am disposed to sci, very low, enbra-
cling Casters, Table, Desert and Tea spoons, butter
Rn;xss SaIr spoous. Soup Ladies' &c. Call and ex-
anime them. SEU y; 81
iv so NO. ~ roar Stfece-
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WANTS.

VXIANTED..By youHg lady, sifu,,Ia.
w asTEACHEk Of the primary brsnches of Es,a
lish in highly respectable ralisious family In ~
country. Terms moderats. Address Mis- V.
Richmond. Va ~ 3-lts
TIT1NTED.-Two good Ptasterery. Ia A..
w ish dwelling miles above town, on n,
Plank Road
" So-3t L. PEYTOy
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

-. rhe undersigned offers fol sale 1~ks -
elz5h that va uabIe Eisrm sisan etafett ZalSA =
~ i've miles from Nashville on Cum -
-.A. befiand river and WINES crSef ttAAfttfHAx-
upon shich b. resides 10 eusfsces
tract Of hundred and e scfes sxiy Hhich
under cultivation and the balance heavily and a. finely
umhered ss land in the Sicaiy Of the siy There is
eemoftahe cling house It. and other ay out
houses ssrssn esn be had BY an carry pcanon For
: - LfNDsLpY cRocv pff. Ns.ASa.sg or
iunell-a - r ". BARNES. On The nr.nni.ss.
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Land tor Ale.

/ OFFER for sale (s00l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
L OF LAND lying on The Columbia Central Turnpike
Roa1 miles from Columbia four from Nj Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ich I reside.
This Land s equal IL not superior IN Manry county
Is well watered (the celebrated Devers Spring being on
the part offered for sae) well tmbersd and vel mpTOved
there the premises some bssutfal building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided 10 suit purchasers orEold IN body
For further Information apply to a, AshsoodP once,
Maury county, Tennessee 80 --.- W r.- q.
anel1A-tf - - - JITCfT-a n .pOIK
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NEW SERIES.:-N0. 2O3
REAL ESTATE SALES
Lands and Lots for Sale.

IA . ACRES Of vaiuable Lard On both sides Of n
~ = Nashville and Chssts160gz Rsiirosd, Is miies
Nashville, which depot has hsen recently cAtGd ell
improved god Ester, gol soil w fair proportion of
timber sud cleared land excsen sand for countrg
tore and residsnce. Either q TIE rad o. the Ehos.
viii he sod to suit purcha ers - -.
5ex .cREs oHe mile hon the taza sf Franklin in
Williamson county the Liberty roed, snd mile east %
the Tennessee and Aa0sEne Rsroad 100 cleared
and n outvst0n H1 omit comfortable Dwelling Horse,
lasting EpTiBgs and Is prosacVs ilsuitsbe
hands0me ssttleEsnts. u ssH u. y, =. all TO sut
purchasers
16 ACRES mostly tbersi part ofths BreatvOod Tract
on the fenuessee ant Sbana hsiroad 81 miles south -
Nashville; soil Of exesrnt GUS y, admirably adapted
the purposes of Vineyard Nursery Market Garden.
1O& ACRES the Gailatin TUrDu.ke read 81 mi1ss
from Nashville, between stul and sedge: would make
business man in town convenient amt comfOrobs country
resid nee.
800 AcRFs on both sides OF the Nashville and North
WesteTn Rsr sd II pile. west Of hvie Big HsTpeh
River aud mile east Kingsan Spngs; iS0
ed-bsianee well tmberedgOod soil and water, and
ortabe improvements. 30 1
52S ACRES wen in proved niles from Nashville, on
the Mill Greek Valley Pike ana the n. 40 3. Soil
Of good quaty, good Dwelling. nns yvang Orchard
a very good ghboFbood - ~ - BIT
3H-ACR,s in the Brooklyn J. H. sniles North q Nash
VI VI nesr he Whites orsek IurHE4ks ROAD A most beau
LOIS Of any Size fsO Sc IS Acres On ne euena
VISTA Furnp ke road. from 20 4 Nazhsie ith or
Sfhont Timber, cnnvenirnt to ocna Vista epTin.s
10 LU $ in the Afian 10 mar Wiison'p
SpTags soveiA on thr FrAnk Hurnke rsa aevei near
me Depot Of The Tenn Ala r. S several he
Turnpike road IN the T,f Ward several
vest ~ Capitol IT'D near the cor, Sol line
PRICES Low II Rms LIBE ERst. Tho-e uAo vish %
purchase would do sell to make application 70
api0-tf tror .- s... e. p q ~ WasrCr
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL 4 cos 'sADEEREISIhG AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK, =. "a y.----
Co. are Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the Cnited and
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
s. x. CR00KSHANKS & CO.,
NasufAsfapsro q Carriages Coaches Huggiss.
Lightwsggons. &C.
Va. 90 Hsovver Esarket street. NashwilIs.

No. 90 L0Sger Warhet ssFeets NASHVILLE.
w e are 100 haanaf.esarinr eSsRy Yari- M@w -
w efs sss styte - zen cle, from ths ff<t - 80
n,Ainess 20 Z tA~ mast ssaa.iial ana sla- k.fG3
boraty e1isAea tu-F ouf.
Hasinr sngasl srsi-ea.s ssyksa ans aSsaisss inrrs
a ne s-ss q soksse are psspsrel o. ueFk
sktch npsrs sit 10 ne wkae eoansrY saA ~
sfyis o. dsrak y AZ kas Il vskss ksvs asasnsly az
hand. ar prensss maAe - erasF. Iat1
s Rvereats Pasenf couPllng.
This lpsrsani spruTemeni n tAs uaapae 0srrtax,
Ae. Aas swaksard nsrh interest AFnarhsus tke cnanzr
saa oessa seen wA ~ ss vAsrsi = hsss e1n
knewn hsv ne sze aive EAs ihs ety. - are nag
naknx ase 81 ls2 q serrnstla9 c4Fsasss hsrEes a.
Rsusaasr ~ pssssaa ne ola sszaa q Fssa sloan
y ~ taesr Msrast street. =
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Horse Power for Sale.

A FIRST rate horse power abb for al kinds of Ma
n chiE4ry requiring one be ob,sinei bv applying
soon to 5. x. CrOokshanks Co.. No. 50 Lever Market at
june20 DIFF ' .' '.t. .4. e4s '... b..
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AICTIAN EARl.
FOR SALE.
ARARE CHANCE.

TIE easr q = and. centaianT
esoa ses1s. - ah na4ncs af Nnaner - saanE
~ bssa EE9f STEAM sAW MILLS - b teanA sny
vheres uhch = nos h sa9retsfa upffaFn ana enitnE
100 tses ~ psBk dag Hh flsnt y pttie "
beng msl~ ans 81 he best ssck Fa~mri n shs e~sal u
s ~ a9ss ffu4 k4shsff ~ aies faFa94Ea ~ nrasa
w sean ee - n rsnnlRE shsesxA ths lsn4, ena utb
hhsrai sm Wl he gNrn &c shich fhr ~ maF
~ ela8s ~ ~ q afcsar ntlaai The hseH . aAa
e 4 mas - hiFnf ~ she baHnra e khs yptFs fte4
asa. ths saTxsna 4nd lesms aft - - q. de-FNri
esr Faas mlx14 - nEle n 4ree 4eefs 4n4 Fala4 y
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- 4 EzAM .so L4N"4SE'o = 20
Mill MaChtnorX.

NORLE d. a. LIS
(succEss> 70 ~ N0onn) - A3
IIAVING made ulr Ortsn ad E,;s hiA machinery
greatly increased hi aeiINst for mknufactuvng
ENoNEs aud Machinery Of every descrgai noN FrsTsTed
10 uanuactuTe steam Engins and Boilers equal IN point
anish and urzhiy sny made IN TIE West and loW
prices Hav been acea " engaged N the Manufacture
OF Machinary in Nashville for the last een years. and giv
ing his personal attention 20 the manufacturing Department.
he feels cona lent thai h-ca Fve tsf eton VII
favor him with her orders tn Obi stand Of E Moore
3 and - Market stT-et mar Broad Nashvie, Tenn.
All knls Of work for FoRr Mills. steam saW Mllls,
Tob Factories, Banks Jas &C. kc eEecutsd promptly,
aud at the lowest Cash Frces
iar8a - 4. y N0RT n =
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500 Reward.

ID ANAN ~ Tom the q sal b. KTe0NFkY,
~ mil from Nashville, b. u' rniDg q Non sy
81 dNy 4 une INST Nssro Woman, named Mar, Of dark
eoT and between ~ nfy i fhry
aher the ne 1n size ald Of hne appearance rather
pleasant eoBts name. hont ee~th vera bed. g.trs-
she ssd 10 or n as wing Grrsn, Ky and
Sroughtto this city aud sold abs pta sins Jas.
ckSon u the neShhC rhoOd ~ RowpnR Gresn she has
stres husband In Wing Green, aud 4le seyera e dren
bel nging 10 Fentiem aniD that pince, aud will
doubtless attempt 70 get hack here sp& rom tere
state. ..
viz ve the above re-ara rsppfehs6sidn and de-
livery me, at my Odhoe in NAshyiig Teun.
ja1eii Us " wI1LL BOYD, Jr.
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Mount OliYet Cemeterv.

'hE Dirtc 0rs OF ths CunP ny les saneuncraa he
Public, that this Cemetery been laid Wnh 3
able avenues Hni wegs and pr ons or fhe ar hn sub
divided INTO Family Lots, which Ofsred fr sale
The Of the grnunds bv ~ the ece Of Ind
sey Crock where The public Invited ali and
anime tn same lHr7 gTE euf5l 81 .ir rrr
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suA e loefiqn for Cemete,y "a The viSf1y Of
Nashville, and pied themselves N the pubic spare
money pains to maxi Il ecuaI 10 any Censefy 10 the
Uni and ch NASHVILLE feel some pride ir
The emery / In the charge eonpesent super
intenden living the gr and under whose diection
tsrmen viii be In the best mnBef and 1t ths usual
ehsrgea
The Directors ~ the Cor panv desiroos that sha
Is shouii be viitd ~ the Cat Gems Of Nashve AMI
for ta plrpose oin bs VITAL the o6ce % Iad~ley
ami CrocA ett, II o'clock rued aerDoon the
and every Friday afternoon thefeater the cane JuF.
The seats Sil he free. sr
l. dies and FSn les 6esrous of vi r the grounss vii
be ed ior AZ SIR Fesidepc-s nv snJnE THAR BY send
ing their earjs, 70 the President q he Comp ~.
CIV. NANCE, Sec'y. suo 80 Bs-n
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Eye and Ear.
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS

rINIS favori'e Watering Poe situated IN Hickman
ty, Tennes@ee 45 mills West Of Columbia will be open
for visitors the First Day June. I'D
The Proprietor naters hmssf that he si be able to af
ford every comfort convenience necessary 10 the enjoy.
wi he furnished Wrh the yey best Nulc lie has sLo q
good Billiard Tshe and d1eulin uey. TheoOuntrs around
aor,i, excellent sport Huntng and Fishing. The Bar
will he Supplied with the best Of " mes and Cigars
co nfortahl. conveyance viii every other day from
Columbia leaving IN the morning 50 to reach the Springs
in the evening. St &c Fare S., ~
ChTge vi be per mnniA $40 90 y j,,
r" week, 90 ~
Children years age and Servants half these
prices.
~ liberal deduction made for Families where the
uumher exceeds hvs DOCTOR A. NJ. KELLER,
m29 # dvw. Proprietor
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Fresh Supplies.
implements.
COMMITTED

gJ1o ne jan Of Davidson county On s SRA q June lssS
Il a neg o wuman Who Gays her name i ma kIA, snd
Dat shA helonRs % l. q Wiilamson county fsnn
Mara 4 abaut 81 yssrs sf sEs, yeow eonpectin Mr
Ban h reauesed = cone crward ard prove property ana
nav charrss. = faraerr4h ". n. IL MANS. -
iyS Jagor q Davi1son eoanfy.
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s. r. JACORYN a CO..

r.. .1 LAST CALI. Eit 1861 -
TTHOSS STILL indebted to the Hrn Of RANAeE and
Il CEuscH sefaly requested TO make immediate
payment % JOHN RAMA,F.
June % ' ' ' - College rect.
ToHN RAMAGE is in Receipt of Ladies KID Puurp Buskps
Misses Lasting Caters aud Slippers r.
Childrens BronE and Black Kid slippers. With vaTi-
ous other articles for Ladies wear.
june 23 JOHN RAMAGE.
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Hamilton's Thresher and Separator.
FE0FFA1'S PATENE.
/ HAVE hand large lot Of these Threshing Ma
chimes whirh am selling Mauufac ers prices. They
can be ,ea At the Warehouse Of A. Ha ilton
T. A. McC ALL, t1
may2O 40 E Agent for Manufacturer
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July 80. 1856 2
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Ageney Of W. s. SWIM
dER, 20. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, $40. -eTug {
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DECORATED BIkD CAGES.

WTEhAv hand IJo mary CAGE Of IN the sls
w patterns that be obia ned Nov YORK. 10
sale AZ very small advance % "a trrn PIcss.
rApis 1 iEf.e ~ MacKENz E WILSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
NEW York. March Is,

The New York Herald think there is every
reason to hope the still for the safety of the
Pacific. Itexpresses the opinion that she is
locked up in the ice, and untila break up will
probably remain. The propeller Arctic, sent
in search of the Pacific, not having returned,
is argued in confirmation of the hope that the
latter may have discovered the whereabouts
of the Pacific. If nothinghad been ascertained
by the Arctic she would probably have re-
turned to port before this time.
The Tribune speaks less confidently Of the
safety of the Pacific. 1t is fearful, having
new Captain and engineer, and the knowledge
that the new steamer Persia was only three
days behind, may haYe induced extraordinary
efforts to make quick trip. The usual track
being INSTRUCTED with icebergs, it is appre-
hended that the Captain may have encountered
one in the darkness of the hight, and that all
were engulphed in destruction. If this sad
possibility be the fact, who shall ever rise to
tell the tale of the Pacific?
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
.xGsh 4SEs
G r @ r G. f T. A ".

New York, March Is.
The steamship George Law arrived at noon.
She brings s., 100000 in treasure, principally
consigned as follows: Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Sl8OOoc; Drexdl & Co, $4,000; Metropoli-
tan Bank, $4,000; VIM. Hoge & Co, $780,
600; Charities, Morgan & Co., So 900.
The Geo. Law connected at the Isthmus
with the Sonora. She leEs Savannah on the
10Th.
The Law brings dates from yalperaso to
Fet. 81.
LIMA, Feb. 10.-There is nothing important
from Panama. Trade at VALPARAISO steady,
with large sales of imported goods Flour
declined. Copper %; Hides g. There were
some sight political disturbances in Peru.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
Information from official Sources confirm the
fact, that the alliance between San Salvador,
Costa Rica, Guatamrla and Honduras is COM
pleted, and those States are now prepared to
defend their own territory as well as to assist
their brethren of Nicaragua against the gov
ernment of Walker. 1t is equally true that
instructions have been issued by several Euro
pean Governments to their squadrons in the
Atlantic and Pacific in reference to events in
Central America.
PETTsBURG, March Is.
There is no immediate prospect of a break
up in the river, which is gradually rcceding
every day. Weather clear and pleasant, but
the thaw is very gradual. Snow in streets
and almost gone.
CINCINNATI, March Is.
River nine feet and receding slowly. Wealth
er pleasant.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is.
In the Common Pleas Court this morning
the opinion was delivered on the 6riswold Di-
vorce case, declaring, that SO far as appeared
before the Court, no divorce had ever been
granted before the Supreme Court.
In the appeal of Shin, one of the liquor
dealers sentenced to Imprisonment for viola
ton of the Sunday liquor law, for reversion
of the sentence, TIE action of the Court below
was affirmed.
NEW York, March To-
Steamer Edinburg from Glasgow with dates
to the 25th, is below.