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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
hEroRTED FOR THBsDIsPArcH.
Conaressional.

Conversational
WAsHINaTos, March 7--SESATE.-The Senate
was not In session to-day.
HoUsE.--Mr. Oliver, of Missouri, spoke In oppo-
sition to the resolution Of the Committee on Elec-
tons to send for persons and papers In tn Kansas
caae.
He maintained that on the head of Gov. Reeder
and those who assisted him In the extraordinary
movements Of getting up emigrant aid societies
and procuring Sharp's rifles rested all the blame
for the strife Of bloodshed in Kansas-their object
being to defeat what they term the infamous Kan
sas. Nebraska bill
These things, he said were justly calculated to
excite the indignation Of the people of Missouri
who were in Kansas. He Indignantly repealed
the term Border Rufians" ss applied TO patriots
con scious of their rights, with nerve enough to
maintain them.
Mr.. Cumback defended the emigrant aid socie
ties and favored the resolution of Mr. Cullen.
Mr.. Walker opposed the resolution, eontending
that the Legislature of Kansas was q valid one
and proven so by Gov Reeders action in signing
the bills passed by it, and furthermore Reeder In
not being candidate at the regular election is en-
trey precluded from any claim to the seat what
ever.
Various bills of no public importance were pre-
sented, and the House adjourned until Monday.
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THE WAR QUEsTros.-The Baltimore Sun of
Yesterday Is in possession of . note from gentle
man in New York to another in Baltimore which
states that he has letters from two high and au-
thentic sources in London conveying the assurance
amicably settled in a fec days" This communica-
ton says the Sun, is very direct and is entitled to
our confidence to this extent that the distinguish
ed persons from whom the statement emanates in
England in good position to be well informed,
and are fully convinced of the reality Of the state
ment.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Evening Post says:
Lord Clarendon having refused to communicate
to Parliament the correspondence, our Government
has assumed the Office OF enlightenipg them, and,
am informed that copy of the pamphlet contain
ins it pas transmitted by SATURDAYS sccHser TO each
Sneraber of the House Of Lords and Commons"
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A RIVAL OF MADAME ADOI-PHE.-

IA The original, unsurpassed and Justly celebrstea
MADAME AOOLPHE, tho universally ack nowled.ed
greatest symPsh,t in the world, and the .ame 3is.
tingnished lady who created, through her marvellous
revelations of the past the present. as well ss the cor
rect predictions OF the future, such intense excite.
M, nsnt In England France and the principal cities.
me United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jeweied ring now ready 10 receive visitors
a. the Prescott House, Main street. two doors above
the past, present and futuref they are married or
not, and when or what lsdyor husband they VIII get,
or business OF every description. Mysterious and al
recommended by 80 highly respectable and innumera
pie certificates Of acknowledged power and skin,
that precludes all superstition probability Of ds
" Consultation fee, from so cents TO 81, accord
Ing 10 how far they wish to Co. what time they oe
cupy. fel6-im
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HoRRrp MURDER IN GRANT CoUHTY-On
Thursday of last week Mr.. Eli ah Ford, wealthy
and respected farmer of Grant county. KY, was
encountered on his own plantation, at point re.
mote from his dwelling, by one of his negro men,
who fell upon him and beat him with rocks until he
died. The murder was committed in the morning,
but the body was not found until evening. In the
mean time 1t had been torn and mutilated by
hogs that i. was almost impossible to recognize it.
The murderer has been arrested and committed
to the Grant county jail No cause is assigned for
the commission of the fendish assault-Cou. Jour,
LEI
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-We beg leave to add another name to the list
of candidates for your SURFACES for tn office of City
Sergeant, GEO. ". TOLER. Esq Mr.. Toler is an
old citizen and has been engaged in business for the
satisfaction of ALL and is well known efficient
business man. and should he be elected fill the Of
fce he will perform the duties satisfactorily. We
call upon him to announce himself candidate.
ma st MANY VOTERS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, March =, 1856.


FLouR-No transactions, and limited receipts.
WHEAT---No chsuge--extreme quotations $l50 TO
$l.70.
CoRN---60662t cents.
RYE---85d90.
OArs--42d45 cts.
BAcoS-We quote Sides l0A; Shoulders O.; Hams
I2dl2t, with a downward tendency in prices.
WHIsKEY.-Richmond SIC. Cincinnati, none In
market
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CammerciuL.

BALTIMORE, March Flour. frmer; sales eO(
barrels Howard street, and 1900 bbls City Mills al
81 each. Wheat unchanged Corn 2 cents lower
Provisions more active, but unchanged
NEW YORK, March Flour firm; State S7i
Ohio 1912; Southern S7750S9. Wheat firm; com
Csc. Pork declined; mess S15.s7. Other article:
unchanged Va 6's &95
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.Tus CHRISTIAN LIFE. A Sermon, preached
=, s, peters Church. Baltimore. September 3oth,
,sa Nv the Rev. j. II. Morrison, Rector of 81.
Peters Church
miracles OF SCRIPTURE, CONTRACTED WITH
LYING wosDERs' Sermon, preached in ST.
Peters Church, Baltimore, Feb 10, 1856. By Rev
7 n Morrison, Rector Of ST. Peters Church"
These are the subjects Of two sermons published
in compliance with request of those who heard
them, and believed their publication would more
widely subserve the cause of truth and virtue
They are both marked by the clear discriminating
mind, and the vigor and eloquenee of thought and
language. characteristic Of the very able divine
their author. who was formerly Rector of ST
Johns Church, in this city, and who now, on a
more conspicuous theatre, is exerting the strong
and wholesome influence which belong to his emf
men, strength of inteec. and purity of character.
The discourse on Lying Wonders presents an
admirable contrast between the miracles of Scrip.
,ure and the lying wonders of modern spiritual.
lam. Mr. Morrison ia destined to be man of mark
In his church, and, as son of old Virginia, we feel
proud of him.
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So Jefferson Ward.

FoR MAYOR, Jos. MAYO.
ALDERMEN.
Vim TAYLOR. z. A. J. Clopton.
a M Carrinston, jesse r. Ksesse,
VIM. Burke.
CouNcILMEH.
YIN gutler. David Currie,
W;Ison WiJliama A. Y. Stokes,
James Winston.
The above ticket will receive the support of many
voters of JEfFEhSON !" AMI.
NH 8--3t*
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render your gums sound and healthy-by the use OF
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. It relieves aud
prevents Toothache. imparts pesrly whiteness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance TO the breath-is free from all injurious
matter, andis recommended by physicians and dem
fists, as superior to any preparation known See cir
cular
For sale by PURCELL. LApD& CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE l. GRAY; LAIDLEY
4 ROBINSON; GRUBBS l. APPERSON, and Ok
Druggists. Price 50 cts. jslESD
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POTATOES BY WICHITA bill is before the
New York Legislature, providing that in all sales
of potatoes, sixty pounds shall be considered one
bushel, and one hundred and fifty pounds one bar
rel and in all transactions contracts for the sale
of potatoes hereafter made, the delivery thereof
shall be ty weight as aforesaid, unless q special
contract be made otherwise.
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~ The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Bo.
NO PUBLIco-"Every mother should have box IN
the house handy, in of accidents to tho chill
dren"
REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-Itis a Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and recommended by ply.
sicians 1t is and speedy cure for Burns Piles,
Boils Corus, Felons Chilbains, and Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores Ulcers, Itch scsd Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples, recommended by
nurses Whtlows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stinqs, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounas,
it is most valuable remedy and cure, which can bs
testified by thousands who have used in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years Is
instance will this Salve do injury or interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that countysnd the propre-
tors have letters from all classes clergymen, phys-
clans. captains nurses and others who have used
1t themselves and recommend II to Others.
Reddng's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of . horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may DO
ordered of any wholesale druggist
REDDING CO., Proprietors,
No. State st., Boston.
e. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents log
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CosrLErIos OF THE RICHMOND AND DASvILLh
R.IuoAp.LThe track Of the Richmond and Dan
xI,le Railroad IL now finished to the corporation
lue Of DanviIle. The passenger trains VIII com
,nence running there on Monday next
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NORFOLK AFFAIRs-Csrn declined 3 cents in
Norfolk under the Battles news. "Gray's Saw
Min" was sold on Thursday to John Hopkins for
A. sos. Eimwood cemetery Ia 10 be the locality
for the monument to the physicians and nurses
~bo fell during the epidemic
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AND DAcUEsREoTYPEs.-lmprov Ambrotypes at
OSBORNt'S Great Picture GsA.ry.-Having compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
types weprolnse to send out pictures superior to
thing taken il the State of Virginia, The proprietor has
spared neither time money to introduce this new
style OF Ambrotypes glass, to his old established
Gallery.
The Daguereotype department will receive my
personal attention, shall continue TO put up d.
guerre0types for those who prefer them.
OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fs9 Opposite Exchange Bank
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yIRGINIANs IN NICARAGUA.-Col d. B. Fry
who commands a regiment in Col. Walkers army
in Nicaragua, and DIR. J. c. B. Harvey, who is sur
geon to the regiment, are both from the Kanawhs
Valley. Both of these gentlemen served in the
Mexican war, the latter being then but II year,
of age.
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HON. EDWARD EvERETT's lecture on the char
acter of Washington is said to be one of the most
eloquent description 1t was listened to in New
York Monday evening by 5000 persons. 1t is the
same which that eminent gentleman will deliver
In this CITY
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Cotton Factory Burnt--Four Hundre d
Hands without Employment.

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Kely's cotton faeto.
ry, at Darby, Pa, was destroyed by fire this
morning Loss Sl50,000. Insured for about S6O
600. Nearly 400 hands were thrown out of en-
ployment.
The wooden factory OF Dobson s. Shaw, at Man
ing Loss $4,000. Insured for s2a0G,
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DESTRUCTIVE FrRE--On Monday last the sta
bles Of Mr.. VIM. Gibbeney, at wyshevihe' Va
were destroyed by fire, aud with them three vau
able horses. 500 bushels Of wheat and ioo ousne'a
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ROUTE AGENT APPOINTED.--Mr. Henry
Hewlett of the Petersburg post Office, has been ap
pointed route agent to accompany the mails be
tween Richmond and Weldon, N. C..
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Col PARKER H. FRENCH.-Col. Parker II
French, Minister Plenipotentiary from the new
Republic of Nicaragua to the United States, ar
rived in New Orleans Friday morning en- route for
Nicaragua Col French would remain in that city
about two weeks
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Ex.Gov Reeder, says the Washington Star, is
understood to be the author of The majority report
In the case of his contested election.
Col B. F. TreaiweH. of South Carolina, has Civ.
en- $1,000 towards sending Southern emigrants to
Kansas.
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WIN B. SMITH, formerly of Rockingham coun
~, Va, was frozen to death near Monmouth, ILL,
On the Cd ult.
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ra~ Gibbs, Gallery for PATENT Amhro.

GT~ Gibbs Gallery for Patent Amhro.
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPTIoN.-Daguerreotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, If desired, to life size
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
hrst-cass artists making most beautiful and desirs
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, in lockets pins, cases, and frames of
ali descriptions P. Z GIBBS.
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th,
fe 10 Richmond
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ID WINTEk'S
II. CENTRALIZED EXHIBITION
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS,
CRYSTALLINE VIEWS,
HROMATR0P ES, SC.

At METROPOLITAN HALL, commencing WE'D
NESDAY, March 9Th, and on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at o'clock. On this occasion, children 10
cents.
The Entertainme Mt commences with large collec-
ton of Crystalline Views, representing Ancient and
Modern Cities Ruins, Sea Views, Moonlight, Winter
and Summer Scenes, Fire and Volcanic Eruptions.
After which, numerous Chromatropes and Metamor-
phoses. To he followed by the large Chemical Do
amas (pesSins through all the gradstions of light pc
culiar to the natural day. First scene, MILAN CA
THEDRAL, the night Scene of which will show the
celebration of Midnight Mas. Second COURT OF
BABYLON; the Night View of the Brilliant Scene of
Belshazzar's Feast.
cents.
to Doors open at :, commencing at quarter before
o'clock precisely.
N. B.This 10 the same Exhibition with addition.
al novelties, which was exhibited here in 1916.
NH Its
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WIN T. BROWNE soldier of the revolution, died in
Grsenup county, KY, on the 18th ult., at the ad.
vanced age of one hundred and ten years.
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EXCHANGE BANKING HOUsE OF
IL al w PURCELL co.

STOCKS FoH SALE:
81, 600 Central Railroad6 per cent Coupon Bonda.
1000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad s per Ct do,
5000 Danville Railroad, years to run, regiaered.
lo,oo0 State of Virginia Acceptances,
Also, Bank of Virgins and Fsrmers Bal d ,cks.
All kinds Of stock bought and cold on con nsslon.
Apply 10 G. w. PURCELL 4 CO.
k1-ss
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THE PARIS PRESS AND THE UNITED STATES
The Paris Constitutionnel in an article upon the
difference between England and the United States
signed by the principal editor,-the usual form
when it is wished to be understood that the publ
cation has a semioficia character,-says:
IF the United States are determined to be war
like they will find that not only England but France
ALSO will be opposed to them. The Cabinets of
Europe can never view with Indifference the dan
ger with which the American Government threat
ems the independence of the weak powers and the
peace of all the world 1t is vain for the United
States to imagine that America belongs TO them
exclusively, and that Europe has no business
whatever to intermeddle in the affairs of the
American Continent. This doctrine, proclaimed
and accepted by some of their statesmen, is utter
" untenable The affairs of America, are the at.
fairs of the whole world of England, of France,
of Spain, of Holland because they have both
commercial and POLITICAL Interests to defend, nu
merous Colonies to protect, ! direct and indspu-
table right of interference 1t would be well too,
that the Americans themselves should practice
what they preach, and not, in the case
of the Sound Dues, seek arbitrarily to abrogate
customs in Europe, which the European power
had recognized and &C knowledged for centuries
The Anglo French alliance will
survive the war in the Crimea. The United States
ought to know this, and be more modest, at
least more moderate in their bearing towards Eng
land and the rest of Europe"
The following extract from an editorial In
La Presse, published ten years ago. and aluding
10 the English intrigue with Spain at that time.
viii be particularly interesting in connection with
the above. The Presse says:
"we are convinced that sooner or later. con.
test will take place between the continent and
this power (England) which uses il for her own
purpose under favor of its divisions The contest
will be particularly marine contest and now
that the naval power Of Spain is DESTROYED vr r..
only Rnesia that can lend that eeocious suppoyt
In Europe shieh the United States Gre re.err,nS for
~ in Amsieo It is our opinion In word, tbs, for
the repose Of Europe 1t is necessary that the coo,
cal power Of England be reduced; and that mi,
power will not fall e1cep. undo, ne triple alI;anc.
AicA kw thrss nG:Ir1l snessies pill orc day fora,
sansly, France, Russia ard III. United ctcts.S
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p;.hr,o,d March 7th. 1855. NH 9--1i
~ To the voters Of the CITY OF Rich

CV no the Voters OF the CITY OF hIcn'
moNp-I have anxiousiy looked for a card from our
old friend. Capt: Glenn White, put 70 my surprise,
the si of the people at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton Ia possible tina. the citizens - Of Richmond
forsstful Of one who has spent ms early Gays
thnk the least that we could do would be to elect
him to the office of City Sergeant for there is am
confident no person better qualified to discharge the
dutiss of the Office So let no party prejudice pre-
vent us from voting for old "condign" at the next
charter election. ouvr,
NH ST w HlO ANU iAA IAI E1h.
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Harrison Hear,well wealthy citizen OF Bruins
wick. Va died suddenly in Macon, ia, on the
nil
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For the said loans the bonds of the company to
be executed payable Is years after date bearing
interest ct the rate of cent per annum, payable
sem annually and secured by special pledge of the
net Tolls the Kanawha River for the payment of
the and redemption of the principal Of the
debt by the operation of sinking fund ard the Pre-
sident and Directors have by resolutions pssred at
the time, pledged and set apart the said Tolls
for the said purpose.
By the provisions of the said act and the Joint reso.
luton aforesaid the company is authorized estab-
lish collection district below Charleston to charge
full tolls in eash whilst the river i. undergoing I'm
provement as well as afterwards and to borrow mo-
ney upon the credit Of the tolls now due, aad here
after 10 b come due.
1t is believed by the Board that the nett revenue
from Il Q Kanawha river will enable tho Company
promptly TO comply with the conditions of the loan
The Company restricted by the terms of the said
act, to the bona de sale of the honds for gum net
! 9. than the par value of SIX per cent. bonds.
Proposals for the loan, payable above indicated,
respectfully invited be addressed to the under.
signed. THOS. n. ELLIS.
Pres't of the James River and Kanawia Co
Richmond Va, March 7th Ie56 NH s---9awAw
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lair Dye. HAIR Dye..-Jotnl

kw Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-J0hnsoD, Bar.
bar has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous, and never
washes Off We will advise all who dye TO give john
Also TO Be had FLErcHER's HAIR ToSIc, an infsl-
ibls remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
10TH STREET BETWEEN MvrS CARY STREETS.
81
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RILL OF FARE AT THE ARBOUR.

DARKER, NIiMO q co. n-v- just re-.
3hswls and 6iarkets, and Lsm5s Wool and Merino
Shirts and Drawers These In wsnt Of such srtieies
would do well 70 Sivs Ne call. ti
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There seems TO be at present bat little demand for
this article. The importers and dealers should blame
SiMONS for it all. His Ambrotypes taking the
place OF every description of Mirrors for who
about seeing themselves in single glass when
they can have complimentary likeness, hermetrl-
caAy fired betloeen ttoo gtqssesl NH S
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Sr RELIGIOUS Notice .--There will be
preaching at Wesley Chapel, on the Afternoons of
Sunday at 81 O'Clock, well as in the morning and
at night.
The community are most affectionstely invited to
attend }. X. PO"ERS, Pastor.
NH 8-lt*
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" DR.. james Doye-.Offfce corner Of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia s-Su
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,Es-To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond-I beg leave to announce myself a candidate
for the office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the city of
Richmond at the ensuing elections for city oicers
nh ST. WIN. DEAN,
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TTo the voters of the City Of Richmond.
THE CITY SERGEANTCY.
Among the many persons we have heard spoken OF
in connection with the above Office know of none
more worthy of your suffrages than JOHN w.
WRIGHT, Esq He is in every sense Of the word "a
GOOD man and true" and We are satisfied that he
needs but to be brought before you to be elected:
NH 8-St* MANY CITIZENS.
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- Auction Notice.-.I ask attention to
nv sale of Mich Cows This Morning at 10 O'clock at
the old established horse lot nearly in rear of my
store.
Also, of Horses, Mules Buggy, Carryall. &e:
NH r. CAUTHORN.
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CT Oh, what a Blessing.--That you can
10 to POWERS Gallery and get a beautiful FLESH
coLoRED DAGUERREoTYPE for so CENTS, and II
yoa should want fancy case, it can be had at POW.
ERS' for Just half the PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishment in the city.
Remember that you get Fl st class Daguerreotype,
complete with case for 80 cents NH
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DIED,

On the It'll inst at quart to o'clock, P. NJ, after
protrscted illness, Mr.. MATTHEW M LACY in the
10th year of age He leaves devoted widow, fsur
children and a large circle of friends to mourn his
loss. He died with firm hope of rest beyond the
grave The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name of the Lord.
His funeral will take place from his residence
ner of Catherine and Monroe reefs. to morrow
evening at o'clock. The friends and acquaintance
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend