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To Rorrauers and Lenders Of Mo.

70 To borrowers and Lenders or Mo.
sEY-A few shares of Stock in the "Homestead
at low price and on accommodating terms If early
application be made. Each Company has about
900 every month, which members are borrowing
on favorable terms. To those who do not desire to
borrow, and wish to their earnings by monthly
deposite of q small sum, these Companies present
great inducements. Apply ut the Dispatch once.
NH 22-Stt
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E Richmond Young Mems Christian
AssoCIATIoN.-The Library and Reading Rooms of
this Association, located Goddin's Building (rst
floor up stairs) are now open every day from ten
O'Clock, A. M. to P. NJ, and from to III P. n. ex
cept Thursday evening and Friday morning
These rooms contain q variety of wel-selected
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, as well - all
the best NEWSPAPERS of the United States, re-
ceived and fled by the latest arrivals.
~ Persons visiting the city, we'll as citizens
generally cordially invited visit the rooms at
their pleasure. NH 2O--Im
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Naval.

NEW ORLEANS March 20-The arrival here Of
the Black Warrior gives US Havana dates to the
10th inst The u s. vessels Potomac and Cyane
and several English men of war were in port.
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MARSHALL THEATRE.

T.
me a Complimentary Benefit my retiring from
the Management, have just received. Permit me
to nane MONDAY, the Path, the evening on which
shall take places and also to state that the play
of "CIvLIzATIoN" will be performed and in accept
ing the honor you disposed to confer upon me,
permit to thank you cordially, and to subscribe
myself
Your grateful servant,
J. II. TAYLOR.
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" n Peffumed Breathe. w nat iauy or
gentleman would remain under the curse OF disa-
greesble breath when by using the Balm Of Thou.
sand Flowers" q dentifrice would not only render
1t sweet but leave the teeth white as aahsster =
Many persons do not know their breath u bad, and
the subject is 80 delicate their friends will
ton it. Pour Il single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 BeaatifuI Complexion may be acquired by using
the balm Of Thousand Flowen" 1t viii remove
tan pimpes and freckles from the skim leaving 1t OF
a soft and roseate hue. Wet q towel, pour two or
thyee drops and wash the face night and morning.
Sharia9 Made Edsy.-Wet your shaving brush y
of .Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll
ana Il will make beautiful soft ather much facilits
ting the operation Of shaving. Price ony so cents.
For sale by FErRIDGE Co, proprletors, and all
druggists.
10 I2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT o'cLoCKP
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Warrington, oysters
Schr 8 Drummond, do
Sioop Union, do
SAILED,
Sloop New Packet, Gwsltney, Smithf.ld rndz
Brig Breeze, Auterbridge, Rio, -four, Crenshsw
Fisher.
Schr Thos Csnnor, Booth, Cabin Point light
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philada, mdz and passen-
gers, 81 Tuttle.
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~ Improved AmbrOtypes, Phofographs.
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ambrotypes al
OSBORNE'S Great Picture Gslery.-Havins compile.
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro.
tyres epromise send pictures superior 10 any.
thing taken In the State OF Virginia. The proprietor has
spared neither time monsy to introduce this new
style Of Ambrotypes glass, TO his old estsbh he'd
Gallery.
The DsGuereotyps department VIII receive INV
personal attention, AZ shall continue TO put up d.
gusrreotypes fer those who prefer them. aa4 80
0BBORNE'9 GALLERY.
FEB Opposite Exchange Bank
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BREADsTUFFs AT NoRFOLK.-At Norfolk on
Thursday 5000 bushels yellow corn were sold at
81 cents $500 bushels white at SO, and $500 bush,
els mixed at 81. Flour was arriving In large
quantities, and the market was dull
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HOLLYWOOD CEmETERY.-Among the local acts
Of interest passed by the late Legislature, was
an act incorporating the Hollywood Cemetery
Company, near this city
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~ To the Voters of the City OF RIeh.
MoSp-Mr BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE, the pres
emit Assistant Assessor will be voted for az AsSEo
SOR in the approaching charter elections by
NH 92.td MANY VOTERS.
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ey III I'M Q d Company. =. Twenty
shares of Stock in the Homestead Company for sale
At this Office The holder il anxious to sell. Purchs-
sers can get ve ten twenty shares to suit their
convenience. NM <-u
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NH 19-5t

Er' Johnson, inimitable Cutter of Hair
and WhiskeTs 10th street. between Main and
Cary. Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling
and Shampooning the Hair.
Infallible Tonic to grow the Harlan instRntan
Dye for beautiful black or brown. NH
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Steam Tug Burnt

NEW YORK, March 2l--The steam tug Levia.
THAN was burned yesterday near Sandy Hook
Loss $40 OO0-no insurance. Spoford, Tieston &
Co. were the principal owners.
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r+ Voters of Richmond. Won have in

FOIefS Oh EAICHniUutI, you uNFU III tut
person of Mr. PETER w. GRUBBS, the indepen-
dent candidate for the CITY SERGEANCY, a gem
tenan whose urbanity of manners, intelligence aud
magistracy Experience peculiarly fit him for the re-
sponsible situation in question Then let u.s. voters
of Richmond again rally at the ensuing cleo
ton to the support of man not only fully compe-
tent to attend to the duties of the Office but socially
and morally unobjectionabe to the well wisher of
der and justice. Rah 22-- HOPE.
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MARRIED.

On the Goth instant. by the Rev. j. Mcmahon, Mr.
STEPHEN T. PENDLETON, to Miss CAROLINE
d. daughter of the late Jesse Read both of this city
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spHCTAI MoTTCEe,

the above Hotel Is still kept open. SNACK will
be served up every day from II till O'Clock.
NH H-itt THOMPSON TYLER.
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r. To Nervous Suferers.--A retired
CLERGYMAN restored to health in few days, after
many wears Of great nervous SUFFERING is anxious to
make known the means of cure WIN send 0Tee)
the nrescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN d.
DAGNALL, No So Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N I.
e.
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The Persin,s News south.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20-The news received
by the Persia at New York this morning was re-
ceived here and published this afternoon by the
associated Press.
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rro the Lndtes.--The tsenuinel GEL

,rc oiiS made by Dr.. Smith, of Philadelphia called
De Grath l. CoI"Electric OIL" sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., and other respectable dealers is great
sge but for the pains and irrtatons Of children 1t
will relieve sore gums of teething infants, and re-
iuce broken breast and core nipples In short
time. Try it for Ear Ache Mumps and Swengs OF
all kinds - Electric Oil, signed A z. Smith and
IA Grath Co NH 22-dts
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COLUMBUS, O., March a. The American State
Council of Ohio last night, after stormy session
adopted majority report repudiatins the noaina-
ton Of Fillmore and Donelson, and endorsing the
platform of the seceders from the Philadelphia
Con veutiop
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~ Dr peacby. corner of Governor and
Franklin sits over Doggett Il Anderson
Once students have access to Library and Anatorn-
al 80. IfrlI .etl NH 2I-im@
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~ SnriuR Stack...T

r. Spring Stock..-Th0s. X. Price 81 20.
desire to say their customers and the pubhc that
they are in receipt of very great variety OF NEW
THINGS and as one of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured OF hnding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all hmes.
rT complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. mn l6-on
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e Fencing Acndemy.--.P. Wilbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and
in the scence that he has opened class for insroc
ton at No 208 Main street. Terms $5 for
of u lessons in classes. NH Ism
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Death Of Commodore Conner.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2I-Commodore Conner
U, s. Navy, died here yesterday.
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u We are requested to say by MIR.
SHIELD that he is no longer a candidate for the
office of City Assessor NH Pits
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~ so Cent Daguerre0types...-P
has Just received q small lot of 50 cent for Da
guereotypes; and those who wish their pictures ia
ken in Powers' unrivaed style, must call at be-
fore the cases all gone NH s
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T Mechanics Caii.--ThOse Mechanics
Who are friendly to the formation of BENEpO-
LENT MECHANICS SOCIETY. are requested TO
meet at the Marlboro Hotel, Wall street, THIS
EVENING, at o'clock, P. M: ,cr
NH 22-It* MANY MECHANICS.
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" 1. p. Chase, M. D., Homeopathic.
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Va 10 S--Sm
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Il Looking Glasses going out of use.-
There seems to be at present but little demand for
this article The importers and dealers should blame
SIMONS for it all. His Ambrotypes are taking the
place of every description of Mirrors for who now
about seeing themselves in single glass, when
they have complimentary likeness, hermetrt
cdHv fired betoeen too 9lassesa NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

~ Cough, Asthma. RheumatIsm.-Let
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY,
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC IS
HAVE FAILED--Every day new testimony comes
in that speaks of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay no longer. The Debiltated-the
Desponding-the Dyspeptic-hnd In it great resto-
rstive and inv gorator,
LUNEY's CREEK P. o.,
Hardy county, Va, Dec. /, 1856 !
MEssRs MORTIMER MowBRAY
Gentlemen-Pursuant to request here give you q
description of the effects of Han,pton's Vegetable
Tincture and its applicability to my Ireeeiv.
ed an injury to my constitution in the Mexican war
in 1847. had malignant typhoid fever, which affect
ed my lungs, and from which suffered more or less
until short time since. Last une was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE Immoral type) and that stuck to me
all the Summer and Fall and was reduced in weight
from 1872 to 1873 pounds, my average weight in my
healthy days was us pounds. Your Tincture has
cured me already, and have only used four bottles
hereby assure all afflicted similar myself that no
better remedy be found it is the best Expector.
ant ever tried. 1t carried off ell the phlesm
from the lungs. l have gained pounds since com.
menced its use. remain yours,
GEO. A. BuRGoYNR.
" Delicate Ladies and children will please give 1t
a trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofula
As female medicine 1t ia unrivalled
CO., Richmond; bv Dr. COOKE, Fredercksburs; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
q 81 per bottls bottles for S5.
NH l-d&c
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~Dr. James DOve--Ofl1ce corner Of Bank
and 9th streets opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm
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~ Card...Thomas w. Keesee, Auction
eer, (Oics with George J. Sumner No. 70 Pearl st.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses
10.
saALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
sroes.
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Public Reading of Hinwatha.

LoSGFELLows HIAWATHA, that much abused,
praised. puffed, and parodied poem, has been re-
cited publicly at the North by Miss CLARA OAR
LING, very much to the public satisfaction, if we
may Judge from that most veracious and reliable
Of all authorities the press. Miss D. appears in
Indian costume, and is said to read most admirably
Longfellow's poem.
"Enbsning the traditions
Fables, rites and superstitions,
Legends, charms and ceremonials
OF the various tribes of Indiana"
She will In few days appear before Rich
mond audience, reciting in Indian costume this Hi
awa,ha, that has eccasioned such pother among
literary critics. See the advertisement of this en-
tertainment.
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SENNA flGS-A SAFE, pleasant and Of.
- fecfusl remedy for constipation OF the bowels,
ana diseases sTiEas thessfrona. Price Is oents par
box. w. G. BArrAfLE,
mh N--ss DuyyiA.
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TH.HoRApHrc NEWS.
American state Council Of Ol

ron THE DISPATCH
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LOST.

I OST.--I left in the Carriage which took
IL me from the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Depot. on the evening Of the goth inst to my broth
er Juan's, my OVER COAT, which the driver will
pleaseleave at his house, at Andrew Pzznis store
NH 22-2t+ ANTONIO PIZZINI
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Richmond, March 81, 1856. NH Fit
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n ATTENTION. VIRGINIA RIFLES.
"a Parade at Schsd's Hall, MONDAY, March
In oath, at o'clock, P. NJ for monthly parade.
W By order of the ist Lieut..
NH 22-2t PHILIP BERGHEIMER Orderly
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A ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD.
III Parade at Lafayette Hall, on MONDAY, oath in
Instant, at halfpast O'clock P. NJ in full winter
W uniform.
Members will be punctual at the appointed hour.
By order of Lieut.. johnson.
NH 22-2t V. L. FORE. Orderly.
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ENTERTAINMENT BY THE Il. A. X. RS
sports OF THE PIT.-There will be
SMAIN OF COCKS fought between VIRGINIA
and NORTH CAROLINA, on VsuxslPs island, near
Mayo's Bridge, on Esster Monday, Gath inst. to
mence between 10 and ii o'clock. NH 2l-2t+
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S0 BOXES and haiyee sperm Caadles,
~ &c cad 6'G Just received per New York, for
sale By nah % WIN. WALLACE 4 SON.
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SIMMONS BROAD AXEs..-NOw re.
~ ceving and for sale cheap by
GARRISON Il ANDERSON,
NH % No. Ice Main street
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Watson IL |
Mills mr. |
Gerdle N |
Eertbroo
mr. |
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Williams
Ehite mr. |
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Aed Hreat variety OF the most modern sfylel
GAN. w. HARW0OD,
80 Governor street, Richmond.
C. w. wHirs. Salesman. NH 2l-im
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
pan. AnFI..pnI.aI, AfARiRL,iEIrjrtE

JAN. 16. Breadstuffs inactive good attendance
in change and -four freely oferedat s,25, with
out finding buyers, axceptsin small lots for
home consumption, and better brands and extra
from ), 81 o,s;F5, fancy brands sell above the
latter quotations, Rye flour aud corn meal moth
ing doing, holders ask 6, so for former and 10
for thelatter Nothing doing in wheat, prices
being comparatively above those of -four, sale at
tinues in steady demand, saIcss of 1910 bu at
100; deliverable the 1st Of FEB. Demand for
corn fallen of, but receipts light and prices re-
main without change, isaies .4G5000 new Pennia
yellow, part at 4aS0 in store, and part at pri-
ces to be fixed. Groceries and provisions
actions unimportant Whisky. in limited de-
lnand, $50 bbls Eastern ut So, Cumberland 81,
and hhds same figure. y - 81 -
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-. GoING NORTH.

GOING S0UTH-The $40 Y. Train will connect At Sam
dusk with Morning Train from Toledo atAOnroevle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of T. Roads at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from at
Newark with the East and Trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad. - gsF ffT, u, M
Bay City from Detroit; at MonrOcyle with western Train
C.. 7. R. RI Shelby Junction at 52l p ~ with the Mall
Train O. q. C. R. C. for Columbus 4 Cncnnatii at Mans
field Junction $3.50 p ~ with Fast train on o. P r r.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio K. K.
GOING N0RTn,--Th 9'26 Train will make close con-
necton at Newark with Mail Train from Deair c. o, r.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction at ~ IS with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and at Monroeve with
Mail Train on c. 3. T. road TO Toledo, Chicago, &c,
210 N Trn will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
Fast Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at 521
with Cincinnati for ClevrIa Onroeyile with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago and SanduSky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit aud Chicago.
tssa ]. r. ROBINSON, supt.
Sanlusky, Aug. 1855. i5zr. 81 zi85- sep15-tf
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J MASHINGTON NEWs

WASH, Jan, 16.-The rumor which so great
ly excites European capitalists that the United
States and Russia had enteredinto conditional
Offensive and defensive treaty, springs from the
fact probably that the latter has. submitted to
draft treaty of amity and commerce
The motion in the House to adopt the plural
by votes of allthe friends of Richardson present
except Barclay, Hickman, and Vail, Joined by
the friends of Fuller, Campbell of Ohio Dunn,
Harrison, Moore, Scott and Wheeler. Boyce,
Mcqueen and Keitt left Richardson to-day.
Commodore Morris is severelyi ill of acute af-
lection of the lungs at his residence in this city
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TaE Easter, Mail due yesterday morning at
$50, arrived about 10 o'clock A. NJ, and the
mail due at $3.50 arrived about o'clock last eve
ming. The last traihywas IS hours in coming
from baltimore to this city The. road may now
be said to be open, but is not yet in a condition
for fast travelling. al.l.' 1.e - al..,
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efSE4SN5ff M3RKEsT FFi

JAN. 16.T7Flo nr is Unlimited demand, offerings.
also light sales 1s9 b6Is att 50s75. Groceries
better; 81 hhds sugar sold at has for fair and
IL lai2& Melasses, so blsat 30. Hogs firmcr,
small sales at 3, 70, holders ask 900. Whisky
steady, sales $50 bbls st 2Ga261.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17
slrleulyo in PhiIadelphia is costly business

sLrIcurSG in Philadelphia is costly business
but stiIl it is enjoyed on an extensive scale
The Inquirer of that city mentions that on last
Tuesday gentleman called at livery stable
and the charge for a pair Of horses and driver
was ten dollars per hourl mother cases, how
ever, five dollars per hour were paid, for three
or four hours at time A new omnibus sleigh
with six horses was engaged by a gentleman for
the accommodation of his family during an af-
ternoon alta cost of $50
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: Change Of Schedule
lssg ~
Winter ArrnnKement.
TnAssFoNrArtav ogylcE B. 9 On.


--.4J l,.-s5 = Wheeling tlti0H, Dec. 4th, 1853
on and after Tuesday the 4 Instant the Passenger Trains
express and ma will leave this station daily at p NJ and
iOs30 p. VI. y t5-4t1 ~ -1'r ~ f+'-'-i
The Express Trainlesyes att " and viii only stop at
the following stations: BenWood Moundsvie, Cameron,
Farout Pettsrinau Newburg RoSlesbrrg PiedNoht Cam
berand Sir Run 9arhsBurg, HaFpers Perry, Nom
ueacy, SykesvilIe and Washington Junction. i ff7
The Mall Train leaves daily Saturdays, at 1890 T.
~, and viii stop At all the regular Stations ga sf
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train Will
be run layeSrept sanda5 Wheeling at :, A ~,
and arriving ar6PSL Hearing Cumberland
at 6:t5 A. u. and arriving in Wheeling at j. r. 81.
By order Of sgsis,s IS J. IL. DONE, Supt.
dc4 stssfis J.B. FORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-17

HALIFAX, Jan. 16.-The steamer Dinburg,
from Glasgow, has signalledbelow She is one
of the Glasgow and New York Line, and left for
the latter port on the 26th ult. She was probably
out of coal, and put in here for supply.