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NJ LIBRARY AND READING NOON,

w. W Iif RICHMOND NOtNd MkN'S CHRISTIAN
Association. The Library and Reading Rooms us A.,oeaton
located In Goddns Budng (cond floor,
every DAY from 10 ocloes Co O'clock and from to 60,
T. VI except Thursday evening and Friday morning
These contain variety o. and
cesneous BOOKS vel al NEWSPAPERS u hs I'M.
ted states, received and fled by the
~ Persons visiting the city well generally are
cordially invited 10 visit the rooms Al their pleasure aud read
books and papers,
sbscrbcrs paying " advance b. entitled 10
take books from the Library under It, POPULATIONS monies
paid VII Be promptly expended la the purchase v
sp2i-im
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approximation Sc OO6 Of 500 each. m -, 49,
OF t2's 10 $1,000 OF 2OO to fsOII ~ w. W '-'''''
q Whole tickets $1,000 Halves
Prize cash At sight at per cent. discount '-'
Bills on the Banks Of Richmond Akena
drawing viii De- forwarded
ConaaneA'ons addressed DON RODRIGUEZ car Of Ga,
Post Charleston : c. the May will be ATTENDED 20
uihl1 ~~SNee" 20
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HiKLEY.

"ILIItu HURLEY.
w EXCHANGE AND COLLgfrTyON OFFJrE
llh It, opposite the Exchange Baildhns
mn. 81, p--,-- Richmond, Va.
COLLECTIONS on The cities Of Virginia CAr.Iisa ade
~ stocks bought sold on commission
~ Land Warrants wanted.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
HNANHIONABLE SIR w Ron NETS. CHE 4

ENZE MERINU SHIRTS.-Al-o Merino wrapn-,,
W and Drawers togrthc gAu1- sk Shrf. vhr ,nd -
Jean and M Drasers reny received Tor trade
LtPhER GLOy ESZepler ,or Gent. VA ~. It
est covering 'or he hand AL stil the durable
MD GLONkS-ln almCs Of
time neat hitting article. - $500 - SIC SAN'1
We would call particular entirely new make u
recommends Itself both account q IL, Appe.r.Dc- - -
billy. - -4Ns ~4d N4'A
SlLh ChbkELlAS-Boi' TIE patent styIe OF Handle
and Frame also aud rgna style The Pdrdgpn
Recommended s q and stnes.
aIsI GROSHONG A Tt-PN AZ iiO NJ, dr.,
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MADAME CHEGAHY,S uoAaDISC ANI

I'VE DAY SCHOOL YounT Ladies report bsvirs h
current that Madame Cgary shout up school she
respectfully informs her friends and the public that b.y
Won 70 continue her establishment With IL
nar - niece Madame Provost formerly Louise psrnuI
With her and
suIrrviou ~ the establishment Madame l. prepared ~ si
lsdunF the summer Those whose parents danr
pas. Ne vacation Madame Cs country rsdsncs situated
20 ou oi The heaiest aud pleasant M
ofseptcmber. wv '", "a IN
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- EASONABIE a OrHING.-We invite attention e.
- he iolownr fresh Clothing lust 10 hand b,
Jam-sioSn, dirr. from mandatory.
French art Snglish prap F.oeks
Black hpar-a do-var grades
Msrelr~ add Of
quality ard style
Plan Cashmere d1-vrry desIra patterns
Cashmere Dap Dkie, Mar-eles Paats-a larg
Sik, Mar, lies and Luen Vests, In endless variety
Together with many other fashionable sylTs Of Clthpr
making the desirable
ever had Prizes si4tfsrIfe GAd yco5s trirrIaf,f
nj nNr~ .
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nY Prf.r1,N n,r1s A..

IN Nf.." Int Jay. o'cioes - -iu ..n ID
II " Likely Negroes, Men. Boys. Women ant 81 L. " "
"H" PCLliAM DAVIS Au-too~-r.
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II OILY P.hAHHIsoN. AT rORNES AT LAW.
prectcv In the counties Hanover.
hsnr 20. and v ~ couvts o. o Klchusons
Court HOas@. $500 NPP~-''s we $40
Acknowledgement. Virgins. ma,
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IA .z-sA PEKfUMkD BREArlI.-W What lady gentleman
~ would remain under IL. al a brr,tI
When the 'hfiu TtOfsHi
woahl only render the teeth white a. aIaa.f
Many persons do not know their aud subject
delicate their friends will mention IT, Pour single dro,o
the "am" tooth the teeth ng and morn
ing MY cent bottle will last =
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER
ItIz-Ntnos ARrnts. and all DrIlrv
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yDNA ARR =. HIt u son, having by trust deed Of tbi.
- dstr duly rec. ded tie es Of The IIunE.
city conveyed n trustee h China Ware Ac
- Broad st-v md Of Drugs Medicines street
I w ovnvn " m rcdior hsvr BY virtue Of the provision.
Inst dcd, appointed the ssd Hckon my aren't 70 make s.r Tor
cash, Of the toe tie a -' "
by the deed. creditors are REQUIRED In svr H.
Aur ~ me Gle - onceon before the LIST July order
70 participate o. r fund
Richmond, Arrr ., 1856 .T.a AZ.
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=.
R.i a. Oh -. sons Banker, Norfolk. Va
Messrs MHnry Morton, BANKERS, Richmond. Va
M-s-rs e W. Purcell A Co :. 80 ~. a.
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ST III tEINED.-Csmpbellsn Re-rxAminei, BY Rev.
~. - Pricc
Ihe EnEsh hcHstory q the translation OF the Holy Scrip
ture INTO - y it tongue. With
sions BY Mrs D. Couant w
Neandrr JuUThc prarcafv
[ ~ d. Avg Nca. 90 q, translated from the German.
NeAndcr on " % ppaus ard james.
for s.r 90 Nc. 2S Nam
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The sale Of Mount Vernon.

ltICm Inc Nauonal lotaLnSeoces, April -.
MOUNT vERSoN, April IA, 1885,
Ny attention has bser called to the misaf preh snsfons
that 30 e1s III G NJ parts Of the country
spec'i iii tbs sac OF Mount Vernon.
WIN you permit me, through .he columns o. the Ma
whith think will cenduce 10 proper understanding of
the masts-s
Vernon has never IN he true Of the term,
for sa!s Since It has teen in my possession have
at yascus trs IN :cpy TO the qrires Of persons
rected with he governments " the United States and Of
/. safe oil Virg1ia informed tt, that the Cpted
States Virgins II either desired It. could obtain pos
SO -cn Ct Mount Vernon.
Tie proposition 10 purchase Mount Vernon by tie
l"i,sd Safes hBs IN srstand. been brought before
agtsrs uptE more taan OCCASION without any def
Iie action n relation III satiest having taken place
seemed reasonable tt en to conclude that the United
States did not wish 70 acquire tie property
The late Governor o. Virginia twice recommended to
The General bly, Of State .he purchase of Mount
Vernon ~ Virginia In the irst Instance the committee
srIon,eo the House OF Delegates to inquire into the
sutjec ale report lyon the second Cc:ssion the
n ,ttee reported and TIE Legislature passed bill
sptcpg he purchase e Gcurt Vernon which both we're
N a,cort with the whict had inform
I'd the Governor in epiy 70 bis application that the
stare csuld obtain the property 4 became evident
ia. the State Of Virginia iid not with pr.chne
No, Ii Vernon.
hue tire Parties 10 whom would sell the proper
" having IN effect eeclinei to p,rchase but answer
ulc be rstpIre1 TO the almost eucless inc uire, ad
drs ssed to up,n the subject namely, that Mount
Van On no. for SAFE.
an gentlemen, most respectfully your obedient
mt, JOHN A. WASHING ron.
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The al res and ExhibItio az.

ACADEMY MUSIC An extra performance. to c)ni ;st
tFlotow German opera of Martha," will be given
night Aac. LaG,anse renders the leading character.
BgoSDwAY--Those immense favorites with the fun ap-
lceciairg CONN., unity, M and Mrs. Barney " lila as,
play IN IN ear As It "Its the Custom the Coun-
try" and Brian o'Iynn."
NlRIos.-The Raves Mile Robert, and The entire pan.
Of the Wicows end Orphans Fund of the Fire Depart
ment. " La lie e Cnampetre," s.Figarc,n thu - Fed
GDone" and an appropriate aegorical ,absau will be
given.
FowERYEvey patIor Of this estab ishment will hail
with pleasure the reappeararce of Mr.. T.. Eddy Tie
Isys Richard lIl' this ming. The Lady Of the
Ii ns' Is tie atcIpiccs.
Bca1os's -Four att active pieces are offsrea VIZ
Scene in the Iiis OF An unprotected Female" G Is
Ctalet," " John Jones, the sBarber's Plot" Mr..
Burts n and Mrs. Howard in two good parts each.
ediettA of st sed Up he per or med this even
irg. Mr. Wal)ack persor ates the hero in the former
Iece, consequently there will be At rush for seats
LAURA BEEyE's.-The intensely exciting drama OF
YsIbis Hearts and the charming extrsvaganza Of
Novelty" announced for the bsneit of The excel.
lett comedian ard universal fsvore Mr. T. B. Johnston
BROADWAY NAaEriEs.-To ensure an cysraoxipg audi
cspce at this popular little house II il only necessary
nention that the Juveniles perform the sc odsn Faemesn
and ''Maic of Munster"
WOODS MINISTRIES, who kept in spirit by full
houses, give sopss, dar and Nicaragua state Sc.
crsts'' tonight.
and tb at ceiebra ed Joker Or Valentine entertaining
their friends at A :ademy Hall, 663 oadway.
BRooKIYS.-Miss Elose Bridges Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI.
Fleming will give three CT their popular p3e.ica aud
musical entertainments g. the Ather week com
mel cir Monday
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Political Intelligence
CENTRAL CAss IN THE FIELr-MICHIGAN

bEfEkAL tAse IN The tlELE-hICHI9AN FOR
BUCHANAN.
The Detroit Free Press General Cssss home organ says
We believe the first choice of the democracy f Michigan
to be General Cass, he is certainly first choice
General Csss is not candidate IA true, does not
tesire the nomination; indeed. be desires have
coubt That the nomination may not conferred pom
him; but he has not positively forbidden the Of his
in ction with IT, and many OF his friends
in several Of the Stats ncred II until for
beden until If he shall not be designated by the
tional convention hat body shall manifest a decided
preference for enother That If the democracy OF this
State cannot be grAGed in its first choice the noina-
lion Of Mr. Buchanan will be acceptable apparent
enough from manifestations Of democratic sentiment
and that, should he be selected he would carry the
electoral vote Of the State by Thousands entertain
shadow of doubt.
Lieutenant Governor Berchiey, OF Massachusetts, has
written letter in reply to invitation 20 address a
Know Nothing meeting in Worcester in which he says
g. The nomination Of Mr. Fillmore was unexpected aud
unfortuua;e and the nomination OF DoDeson not only
unfortunate but insult 70 the North
The whig members Of the legislature Of Massachusetts,
held meetif the 23d inst, TO consult upon the
measures Necessary for the formation Of whig State
central Committee, and the complete organization
of the parry in the State.
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News from South America.
OUR PARAGUAY CORRESPONDENT

AsUNuoN pKI PARAGUAY Feb. 3, 1856.
RslsSons BAceos Paraguay and ByaHR-AatxSals Of
War fov Paroouay-As Envoy from Bsiesss Ars-
Boundary a~d Navigation Questions Importance Of
ScaaA American Trade TO Es Uniad Hases-A Russtan
Diplomat on 7our-7ne Weather at Asuncson
Since my last Of the 9th Of December Of last year,
there has nothing happened OF much sssrsst but ct
the time cannot let the good opportunity the
FL gish steamer PAmpero offers pass without advising
you that BY for arded newspapers contain
Ing small potatoe affair with the English ana French
C,nsuls here. The PAmpSro brought staaU and other
engines for this government, also materials OF war.
Although there win be with Brazil, still the Para
quay ans like TO be ready In case Of need
We had also acme visitsrs Of note here namely, DR..
Lorenzo Fares from Buencs Ayres Who II ia said s
to Rio dc Jansro to help the Paraguay Minister Sen Don
Jose Berges, to negotiate the pending boundary and
navigation ouestons Sen Don Lorer Isrres 10 .
We krown in south American politics. IL the pavga-
ton Of the Upper Paraguay il opened larger heid VIII
be fered for enterprise and energy than ever
Rad to beast the tic Provinces o. MAtto Grapa And
Aras Gereas Boliv. and some part OF Peru Will be In
tie Atlantic markets instead Of the Pacific These provin
will then be able from the United States 10 three
months what it takes then line TO xelve 70 get
from England. wish you would open little the syss
q fellow country TO the benefit derived from the
South American trade which nov Ia entirely in ths
HANDS Of outsiders.
We also have this moment the Count o; Medau here
iorn sTy tie Ru, sian Minister 10 Bs~zi and II sm rot
mistaken, noninat. two years ag, to fill tina
position in tire United States but he never went
count Il hts heath. Count he'au is travelling foe
his health and pleasure himself highly
pleased to the Parngu.yars be vey uuch grst,Ssd
with s be bas seen lie With those unhappy
provinces OF MoItevideo Buenss A!res and the Argsn
tiS G Cou'. DEF ari. n,
Yen ave now Undoubtedly in the midst OF balls and
olsrs ice and sleigh rides. We your an podes In
the midst tf heat 30 oegrres n the sha,e,
grapes OF superior quality, and all the Injuries OF
tropical cne but only ha little ice, to ice
water now happy would ce! Can't you indu,e some
eaerI ris Yanses TO c'me out here vita som. ice,
sherry c.bbiers notions. &c He would make fortune
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South American Affair."
FNINCH AND ENGlIsH INTERFERENCE N
REPUBLICS,

kEFUbLlCS.
fF,cm The Lf nden Post (otfcian April g.
The lamar, wi tie nails for tn. coast OF South
America. sais f On -uhampton WI large number Of
passages al consl6e- able miscellaneous cargo, on
Net n.seay nsx'. There sail the Hon. Ma jor Ye
rek.r fuSnca sgent, Messrs Farness and Bayis, the
conIsctnts ard several other employees Of the Penam
tueo Railway Company who prosecuting that great
entetEie with ygor which promises completion long
within the persd stipulated in Le sion and con-
hiielaby within the original innate Among the River
Plate ia Mr. Christie accredited Parana ss
British BLisier Peripotenary the Argentine Con.ede
ration sni Who with ~ Letyrs Becorrt the part of
frsnee-Bfe I'll also oofe atngs to erdeav to bring
ascut stable ARD enduring Of ihirgs between Bue-
mes Ayres, the enc haad, and those Provinces Of
Which U.quiza is tie acknowledged tad the other
Sh' ud this intention te success full as it is to be
hcleo on every account including that OF the bond
toers In an especial cegrteit will be, the adjust nen
same dipoH atst, whose 461uc'iops understand ex
tend to the employment Of every that may be
cessay for giving tranquility region which needs
but that to render IL OF the msst proc
as 1t ia of The ost fruitful and genial in the world
The vast number q INN grants pouring into he
Barda Oriental from nearly every country in Europe and
the fast oeasypg element OF the old Spanish biooded dis
indicate the approach of the turning point In
the fortunes Of ihis fine county 1t probable that the
irDe CT violent st the last Presiden a ee
iion at Lite Yoeo at the beginning of March, but it
viii he expiring effort for there be little questieo
u ut the 6rts population, which already largely
don pates ia wealth and int gence will give effect to
whatever arrangement the 10 government Of France
IL gland and Brazil may enter into for guaranteeing
rtsc full industry it's legitimate exercises result ct
era (snd these copfned TO the eapta would heartily
cice.
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The Firemen's Fund,

TO THE PUBLIC OF NEW YORK
learn wia profoard regret that hrcugt the conservation
of dur the past the wives children OF de-
fremen the Fre Department Fund ID very sefousy
embsrsessec. A fireman lite closely resembles that Of
soldier His engine house his barracks his domestic abode
DIS the Are hell bis toosn arms the
terrific ooDa graon his Of action On Ike SOLDIER he
pies gatuiousy for the Of private and
public commercial habiaons Through hs the
hostile eems nta he his giant he slowly digs his
pTemsure graveis often buried BY falling walls and is
tin actually burned ave which very seldom the noFribe
fats OF the eecier amid e terroxs and hurders Of
battle Without pay, and always subjected 10 disease, man
gled LIN b the horrors the faggot with motive but
preserve The concentrated wealth Of couLtry In
ceagtul glorious metropolis and to
oasn surprised BY FIRE while in the OF with AL this
glazing us in cur eyes what man with half dollar surplus
VIII fail 70 rush TO Neios light as coui ageous fireman 70
oeu rDshes into lurc A1re) the amelioraton OF the
posserty q departed worth How grateful viii be This tn
borne their beneath the pale Of
Greenwood 10 night then let the Insurance ASSOCIATE
arc the neI q susnee come osta in battans and succor
men who lie cold ard EFT in heir naIrow wsose
little orphans wi bout food and RAIN en And the comforts
and blessings Of civilized lie o cheer and and pre-
Journey ,owsrs the graves Of their ers LET all New York
he r mans cry on The mdnsa sorrn and 50 oi behold
tors 70 lie Trustees Of tie Fire Department The In ,o:ent
and help orphans Of your beLefaces mpore this the
name Ct hetr faffes. STEPHEN II. BRANCH.
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Propo sitlOn 10 dissolve The Union Of tire
CanaOaS.

Hon. W H. Merritt Ell ne sincs proposed the oi.
lo~ imp esola,io ion in CANADIAN Parliament
The recent vote the seat or government. u
Quebec vii give It is PROPOSE ion Vitality
That tbe p esent nEhion Act" creating constitution
for ths Canatas upon which the inhabitants were not
consulted vides suicieot cons,iu na1 check
the public expe1 eiure, has not worked hsrmoriousv,
and hss Pr duced era ire to oh &pge the present
sysleus ptItien the population prefeniog nf
Union between Upper ard Lower Canada, Others the
others. again ulion OF the whse under one legisla
tuTe.
That the most efcien. mode for reconcillrg these
r.oas opinions aG establishing general confidence il the
future prospects Of thess Colonies is TO ca. toge,ner
Prosrcfhl Ccnsen in, insisting CT egatas fst AL
the Briti-h North Prrvince to deliberate up
AID TO frame tuch constut as hey may dee tes
ads pied ter their future be submitted TO
the consideration OF the Imperial Parliament :or their
oeta' inmate n theIeupon
That BccIess be presented 70 het Majesty
ths ebe will authorize the Govern General dies:
the ee con OF fifty persons-sixeen ZACH from thu
ties cities ard towns ia Upper and in 10 Ce oada
TO direct tie Governors % the oning Provinces
election Of Fix persons from New Broniwick seven
Nova Scotia, three from Newfoundland, and from
Prince EdN aror Island, delegate Tor every 10 OK
inhabitarts; raid degs.es 10 be elected in
as the Governors may erect and that the Governor
Cereal be authorised to the Tesons elected
~ sny ps &c lie apFont
That the said Convention shall take the situation and
cicuns o. Britain North America into coIsiiera-
toD ard frame such constitution for tAeir future 90
rnen ia their juds vii, b 81 promote tile re-
ue,al interests and the welfare Of the Colonies.
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Our Curacao COrresp ,ndcnce.

tEKAVAa' APsIt = 1oUu
Hyd,h # III IlanS-S.N Prod zee and Prtces-Arrirdl
# the Dutch Elsa-An Eagl,sh Encoy on Board-1
Atss Efdn.i5 Question,
Tie health Of he island Is exselea. n1tvihssa ling
We have Lad icarcely passing shower for mnths-so
tia. tie ctstesns are getting verylo
large Or snes of sat have already been colei ed,
with every prospecs Of much more FIR IN the a.snmu'
lair quantity OF sat ana mi ed sales he planters Will
bs oil ged their p,ices much ttom what they
have been obtainit foe the last tso years.
The market fer American produce is well stocked
plices very easy.
I'll. jority OF the Dutch West Inia feet have
turue to this port from VeL the Commodore ship
tpe Pallas} has brought the Epghh Aicisser, Mr.. X
Bingham, (-es dix at Csrscas) he.e to negotiate se
tle1e OF the preeent oicues existing between n.
Dutch AID Verszneian go ~ernmects regarding theil
claims 30 The AYES Islands, &c
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POSTAGE TO Foo CHOW Foo, (CHIxA).-We are
Requested to state that the postsge thirty cents
via southampton and forty cents via Marseies
collected In tie UIed States letters
Chow Foo, (China) covers the conveyance as far as
Hong Kong teyona which no regular mail communities
yate ship, from Hong Kong Foo Chow Foo they are
liable, in common with All oher letters ssnt between
those aces, to sbipletter rate Of pence (eight
cents tat which is the only charge levied on
their delivery. With respect TO letters cent from Foo
Chow loo to TIE ntsd states, the ship letter rate flor
Laid it icing optional with the wrier to pre- pay the
postage char geabls for the conveyance from onq Kong
TO the United States or leave unpaid to he collected at
be flee Of delivery in this country -Washington IN
hnillnnl. dn1fl %.
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|, CLEARED
g. ans hip Baltic, c. mzoek Liyerpcol-EK Colins
sSiP New KIN XIX N SI Llvsrps0lv5 ss,dy
a., BAH Trowbiidge Anger, Eaibadoes-H Trcwbnages
Bs,k Alabsma siockbridge MotIe-N n Brigham
Brig Sn Mas H9gs
~ BI,g Gold Hunter daH Perry. St Jthn, NB-NcAulaA
ssss y. sisf e.
s Nelson Ga1sc5s Merlin aSo
Sir ssiS SS,ss'h Mma Potter
ssr kc: .H csi SRpPs = s.s''
ss1 GG% r asa. h ts~
shr hiver Queen Fowler Proyidenoe-Maser
Pieptier Psiksr vein Ramsey. Baltimore Gro el's
Line. -
r Steam s E.oxvs k keSs savrnsa So hou with dse
hsII Mssiersurs Rse5sshsr dseh,' walssUann rsw
castle g Ts sGa sTd os ss TO Barclay N
Esri SsSIss hesss Gsidi days With
raj, 80. sc9 70 heavy weather.
'ps s geo Johnson seuvI.s April
Fria Cor ot povdenc. Atsood s.sss la ar.nde, II
sehr tuphenia Fldrhge Curacao April Q. with SAT-
sbrN smith. wyaa, Charleston. AdAys with cotton dc,
ssbr satstrsi G'BIiea, Wp%'ns S'Sa' W. aA''
sebr DaIyii.e Chester, Richm ond 8 Snya
Gel r CL,nct rors, Stafford. Virginia DAYS
Schr j II Seeune, Brosdwaer, Virginia. DAYS
eobr MARTHA Ann, Leeds, Vii pipla days.
sebr Gun ninshsR, Hall, Virginia, 3eays
srbr Ertelp: Lee Abrsmss, NIgiriA 3csys.
schr W burpes Cope Virginia,
sctr q BsIparo, Thomas, virgnia-
ecbr May Jane lay Virginia
ecbr Rrsve Bradley. Virginia
s ssy Zones ss ss nPpsn vss x.s c4 fssseoc
schr CT enc o, Peterson, Virginia
chr John Reathe, Lorgs,rect Virgins
81 II Iioyt, CLARK, virznie.
Sfbr Mail ew vassar, yo5ie. Alexandria, days.
ssir Erin G Eorton. Ketchum. Alexandria, 4 days.
e,Ir jas sparks, Kostrs, AexsLdra, day.
ssbr Hen pton tddpscn, iexandria.
sehr Very lice, lice. Gecrestown DC.
tsLr snow Flake, Roe, Geo 'geowD &c IiaFs.
scLr J REDMOND. lpoicot. Geort etown, days
toir Reirtetr Kerney, Baltirlcre.
fcfr arr, sia-, Baltimore days
fcbr y Bailey, jay ne, Ba tmore, 6ayA
schr Felen Mar, Tucker, Baltimore, days
erIr Var. firLey, bstnsoTe, DAYS
sobI , ~ sjne pt ext Rcoh, Ia trnore for Feyport
ssbr Fitip Oregon serns Betrpcre
rttr Retrtew Perry, 9fies elphia fer Hsrort.
sotr Louise Mrer Boston. Ap,u II, VIII mdss. boVad "
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From Sonth nio,idn

The TamIa Fnnsulor, Of April L, furnishes the fol-
Loving Intelligence
On the af Of the 9th instant the Indians who
ATTACKED Dir BrAde0s residence and pantAtion on the
Msnatee. (seven il number the evening" Of the 3st
March, were overtAken by party Of Florida volunteers
They tncAnped the south bank OF the Big Charley
ApophA cree and appeared to be confident safety The
party appears crossed the creek. and covered bya
dfpse hammock, which extended along the bank they
approached the Enemy overbear their
yersaiicn, when they fred voley which killed 70 In
Glars en- the SPOT. TIE remainder Iefreated to the
creek two were shot while in the act Of jumping into it,
snd fell corrses, their bodies sinking Immediately The
reusinirg three escaped, wounded badly. They were
pursued SEE. dialce by the bleed which plainly marx
"a Iher retreat but finally lost in q hammock