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LOST.


r SlsT..(Dn Friday afternoon Mt Semple's
IL Drug Store, q leather PORTE MONNAIE, con-
tanning one SIS note the Bank of Virginia, one do
of the Exchange Bank, one 81 gold piece; two &c.
pieces two uncurrent Washington notes. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at this Office
ia H-1t* -. -
+ OST.-On Saturday Evening last, I'm the
IL neighborhood of the Armory Bridge, small tin
box. Containing my FREE PAPERS. A liberal re-
ward will be given the finder if they left at this
Office ROBERT TAYLOR,
: ia I4--.It* Free Man of Color.
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wi.ronsin Le1i.Iature.

Barstow was delivered in the House to-day.
Mr.. Mills contended that the message should not
be received as Bashford the contesting candidate,
would tomorrow, test the question of election in
the Supreme Court.
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MARRIED.

At ST. Paups Church. on Thursday evening the 10th
inst, by the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, WILLIAM w
,BLACkFORD to MARY, eldest daughter of Wynd-
ham Robertson, ESQ. 81 tt=tit
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Two fugitive slaves, owned by DR.. Bradford.
Of Clarke CO., va, were arrested in Mercersburg,
Pa, ms. week WINE making their way North
p Tho U. 8. sioop of war Dale Cowm.ras, w
McBlair arrived at Norfolk Thursday. aster :, !,
cruise Of - months on the African coast.
john Rice Miller, prominent citizen Of Pittsvi.
yana CO., Va, died on Monday last -
Inc Touro House, at Newport r. l.. with two
oa three other buildings, were DESTROYED hy fire
ThHrsday night Loss $4,000. - A''
Z John Jett Jr, Of Culpeper, Va, died recently In
I'll. Inc new Baptist CHURCH In Washington was 10
....ss eesn dedicated yesterday; Rev. j.. i. Bur-
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MORE FILIIBULTERs ARREsTED.-Ont the steam.
er Star Of the West, which left New York Wed.
nesday for Nicaragua, five persons were arrested
without tickets. Arrangements, it seems, had
been made by Parker II. French to pay the pas.
sage OF 125 emigrants to San Juan--all of whom.
except the five, got off on the stermer. Theywere
arrested because they did not agree to the terms
of massage
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ATTEMPT TO Poison A FAMILY-A few days
since the family of Joseph Coffman, in Greenbrier
narrowly escaped sudden and horrible death A
man named JAS. Dodd, formerly an inmate of the
state penitentiary, had been employed on the farm
o. MT ", and it is supposed, put quantity of
poison was discovered before the family partook Of
the soup, and was put in in SO large q quantity
that two dogs, after drinking it, died in Ave min
utes Dcdd left and has not been heard from -.
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= -. 80 p,par TuSsrr.-Col Croxet, In z
~. p ~. ChariotseiG1l 1<1lkr.qeion. ters e
alton at u Bunn1tia 1901 n ~ ioDo
!. -. west side, 40 177t a the EaM TINS
-. for tho yer AZ feet, whIchs however, -
. uroper criterion i6r the future progress; -
.son, one month should be deducted in conse
a,,snce Of 4 turneut Of long duration Since that
time that q. IN 7Smoaths. has been excava
ia 4s feet being little over 10 fest Per month.
There remains on this day 672 feet s lts 9
.----------------------.. II
rroxARp,s INSTANT RELIEr.-This remedy for
courh.. colds hoarssness ETC., we have seen tried
with very remarkable success and we are Of opin.
ION that Il deserves a very high place among the
remedies of Its class. We would commend mono
mere readily or earnestly. e
NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH--The thermome-
ter at the Navy Yard, Thufsday stood at degrees
Fahrenheit A youth in drug store in Norfolk,
attempting to mix chlorate of potash and sulphur,
caused an explosion, shattering tho mortar and
window glass of the store Rudolphps- Pronoss, =
sailor on the schooner Birdsali broke his leg by .
fall when the vessel was off Smiths Island, and
was carried into Norfolk The prominent dry
goods merchants have made a combined contribu-
ton Of goods to the Dorcus Society. Rev. Thomas
Hume has been reelected President of the Ports
mouth Insurance Company.
ABOUT TO RETIRR.-The Charlottesville Advc-
cate says that DR.. Gessner Harrison, Professor Of
Ancient Languages at the University Of Virginia,
contemplates retiring from that institution and
opening school He has purchased the farm of
VIM. B. Philips, near Charlottesville.
RICHMOND BOUND VESSEL WREcKED.-The
schooner Don Nicholas Capt McGuffey, with a
cargo of potatoes and apples, bound from Boston
to Richmond, and consigned to Bridgford & Co,
was wrecked off the coast of Virginia a few days
since. The cargo was valued at $500. No lives
were lost. $685.
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r. An adjourned meeting Of the Lftera-
~ Society of the Young Mems Christian Assoclstion
viii be held at their rooms This Monday Eyenlns
at II O'Clock. se 5l9ssfeE - u
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TINE Steamer AtIautic

NEW YORK, Jan 13-We have no tidings yet
of the steamer Atlantic, now due here with dates
from Liverpool to Dec. 29th. a..rs
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KENT. PAINE 4 CO., Aucts

GE DIR. ID. =. Watson offers his Profes.
sional services to the citizens of Richmond.
Office and residence corner of Franklin and 9Th
streets. ia Sim
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Meeting of the New Jersey Legislatures.
Governors Message.

. TRENTON, n. J., Jan. I2.--The Legis lature or
ganized to-day, and the Governors message was
read It argues the necessity of allowing the PEG.
pie the States and territories to decide the slave
ry question for themselves. 1t endorses the posi-
ton of the President on the Central American
question. .sIlt 5.. .-.- ,s-.,.ef... 81
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Commercial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.--Information has been
received here that Gov. Shannon of Kansas, has
left there for this city. - ---
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CongressIonal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Pin the House to-day
Mr. Richardson Of Ill, replied to series of writ
ten questions pat to him by Mr.. Zoliicoffer OF Pa
He commanded marked attention. He said he
supported the Kansas-Nebraska bill, leaving the
question of slavery to the people Of the States and
territories He had voted for the application of
the wilmot Proviso to our Mexican acquisitions in
a spirit of compromise. The constitution, he said
does not carry slavery into the territories, but pro
tects all sections alike.
Mr.. Banks of Mass, declared that he believed all
men created equal He believed all other ques-
tons subordinate to the Introduction of slavery in
the territories, which he would unite with all men
to effect.
Mr. Fuller of Pa, said he was not in favor of
the Missouri restriction, but was opposed to the
abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia
He did not believe In the equality of blacks and
whites He would prescribe no man for his
religious opinions, and would invite foreigners to
come and settle the public Territories; but in all
matters of popular legislation and administration
he was in favor of Americans ruling America"
A ballot was then had, which resulted as fol-
lows: f=seJ ,ss5 $50. ea-s -.5. Ii
N. P. Banks, (Ab.,) Mass. ......-.--....... "a
WA. Richardson Dem-,) ln........-..... 90
II. M. Fuller, (Am,) Pa. .....--.... 1900. 81
A. c. NJ. Pennington, (Am.,) N.J........... 7
Necessary to choice 104. So there was no
election.
The House then adjourned.
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/ NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Flour higher-State So IS;
Ohio 90 so: Southern 1897. Wheat firm Nothing
doing in corn. Mess Pork SIG. Beef dull and un.
changed. Lard firm at liz. u. S. Skies of '68
$ll6I; Virginia 6's $93 4f
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12-Flour lower we notice a
small sale of Howard street at 1925 Nothing do
ing in grain. Provisions unchanged.
The President gave diplomatic dinner Thurs
day, which was attended by all the foreign minis.
tera. '1.5. g.
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~R m O a 80 Children's and Youths,
CLoTHING--The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street. opposite to the American Hotel, where
he would be pleased to his friends and customers
He intends carrying ON the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches He also in.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
spectfully soicits a call from those m want.
: ia l-Im* ]. H. RIDDICK.
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apDCIAL NOTICES.

X<u<~r
go G. fsr I Public HIeefln6 5nch hss
d 75luctsncs % call public sting int ?, &. :
@# :. r. f,nu, INV personal knowI be Of IL sal.
fsfSs a any INDECENT ssizsn. fsT - want .ael
sse fsel JAILED upon by their distressed conditions
rss.estfay and earnestly 70 invite n.sstins q al
benevolent ctisens, @ be held y the Maycrs Court
Room. in the City Hall SHtsl EyEAFG g ball Pass
..siocE sa deyise the means Of aHording relief 70
ths suffsrers This hour = fixed on becsuse OF the
Sif;enltv f passing fhs stree affef dark In their
nrssenf condition The room shall be in good order
and made comfortable 20 reeeive those who may az.
tend. JOSbrH MA ~, .sy,. !
Richmond, January IA, ls56. u i4--H
e~ Mechanics Building Fund Assecia-
r,oS-A general meeting of the Stockholders Of ths
Assoc;ator for the election of ocers VIII DO neia
# Saunders Hail. on Tuesday evening, January l5fn
The Secretary will be ct the store of Mes.u. l. Z.
Ellis Co, during the evening of the 18th. 10 re-
cciye the dues of members. fEiss.sFs q
By order Of the Board; ,v 80
ia 14.--2t A T. McCAhTh II SesJ
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Recruits for Walker,

Snow in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan 12.-Snow has been falling
here since noon. The weather is warmer
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rF Young Mems Christian AssOciafisn:
Attend meeting Of the Association this (Monday)
evening, at a O'Clock at the Rooms Of the Associa
tion for the purpose of making arrangements to aid
the standing committee in their efforts to relieve the
poor Of the city. A full atte ndance i required;
Ia I4-lt P.Y DANIEL, JR., Presldents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~--~>~-~~>-~>~~~~~~>~ -~-~---.-~>>~oe~o~e.~
/ II Constable for ed District of Henrico.
announce myself candidate to FIJI the vacancy oe-
casioned by the resignation Of L. w. Tinberlake,
Constable of the I'd District Of Henrico county. II
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties Of the
office faithfully and promptly.
jaA-ts4J a..zL q
rr Operations of the Protection Build
ing Fund Company Of Richmond from Jsnaary LIST 70
Cash received for instalments .........$ IA 705 90
~ INTEREST," Las oa
Balance on hand, january LIST, 1s55,...... 2ss GO
Cash loaned, :. $50 90 ei'0'' y
:. paid for stock cancelled @
by the Company,...... 2s84o 90
psid expenses, &c...... 1862 A
!" on hand Dec. 3lst,...... y 06--$Ig,67S so
The cash value of the stosk Deg slst lass is s2a
WV. A. BUFFERS, sec'y. fit
w- A. yudsen Crane. Esq.--Dear Sir: In
decided that am not infringing the Ambrotype ps-
tent. would ask you if any Judge has said that /
pas' And, further, did You not do everythnsin your
power to get him to decide against me? All that |
have stated heretofore in regard 70 this matter has
been founded upon what the Judge said at the time
He refused to grant the injunction which you plead
so hard for This, together with tho opinion OF NV
council, T. p. August. ESQ.,, treasured ma Of the
worthlesaness of the patent; and II good that was
ss e B 30 hs
pictures. Yours with respect -
isl4-ls H. r, sIMoss.r
~ Auction Noefcc:--The teuefon If the
Pasc u directed 70 the sale of Bricks Lease Of Yard
hinieA Horses Waeons Carts. &e. kc.. this morning
at II o'clock, affbe Brick Yard 81 Like McKenns
between 2lst and 22d streets
,.sa JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee
AAHps = SHINE, Ancts jal4-h
Abel y. Mayo win be found hcreaft~r
stthe Federal Court Office Bositers Hall cnrner sl
9th and MAIN stssctss sss.l.ss 49, IS ~ IN fan
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~ I. p. Chase, NJ. d., H0meopathist.-
Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Va. .z- ia S---Sn
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CoYGREssMEH EEDoRsED.-The American
inc On the Ath inst and adopted resolutions attrih
uting the delay in the organization of Congress to
the Democrats and Republicans; endorsing the
PhladeIphia platform, and approving the course Of
F,IIer for the Speakership.
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,3S0 Cent Da Guerreosype esq
TOWERS DUKE are still furnishing their custom-
each They do not pretend to hutnbus the people
with AmbSot10 br Glass Ffctnres Theoretically
scaled bed 10 elaascs; but they are still fakins
their w0d- aoenea flash Tint Dssuexreotypes
which are - Vel tnewn TO the people Of virginia,
and which hase recsved the highest praise both for
their cheapness and durability. - de IL
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The Hudson Frozen Over.
Gov. Summon. of Knnsas.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The Hudson river is fir
zen over, and travel on it is entirely suspended
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Sleighing.


The sleighers, with their inpromrtu .,o,r..
have had great time of it, Such prolonged an
.joyment has not been voueasafed tn them :, .ss.
locality for at least coons age. SATURDAY even.
ing and Yesterday, however, their runners were
Drought down to kind of slush that yielded
but little sport. To-day we should think thew
must strike the fatal grit -
GOALS no NEw cAsrLE,-we learn that duriiiR
.se iAss week there has been vessel from BOSTON,
leaen with ice, frozen mp in the river iiyc miles
below this city. Though the weather has mods.
rated II makes us SILVER 10 think Of it The cap
tam and crew hare our sympathiss- When our
nveris hsd with ice and there il Ice on the ponds
'our and Ave fset thick 1t does look like taking
GOALS q Now Castle Tor eargoo Of Norhern Ice %
arrive incur wsters, 9 six Is 80
DRowkxD. Professor HeideIberrsr, gradp-
Ate q one Of the German nniverslties, and said 10
g z nan g IN. literary attsinmenss was found
Dneey Ga~e3sy2 a9z tsssssss .ssts ssfas 81 s. :,
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Richmond, Jan. II, 1856.

Dear Sin; As Mr. M. P. Simons seems to doubt the
truthfuness of your statement made in the Dispatch
of the 9th instant, hereby certify that handed your
note of the 9Th inst to Mr. NJ. P. Simons He decln-
ed YOUR proposition by saying that you knew he was
NOT prepared but insisted on the forfeit OF one hun
4 batting man. but that would take the forfeit for
you which he declined by saying that it was not con
yenent for him put up one hundred dollars at that
from one to six months which he also declined, there
by backing out from his own challenge.
Yours, respectfully,
January II, 1856 ia Its
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The Champions Of Free Principles.


tits common for the admirers of the Western
Powers to speak Of their contest with Russia rs a
war of free principles against despotism- If this
be the case, Freedom may well exclaim "Save me
from my friends!" England is indeed . land OF
constitutional liberty, but what are Franco and
Turkey. those most prominent champions of 'free
principles France is a military despotsm, in
which the will of one man is the law, and an i'm
mense army the laws officers. What freedom of
opinion or Of the press is to be found in Francs
She has proved herself incapable, with all her
boosted civilization of Distinguishing freedom from
licentiousness; totally incapable of selfgovern-
ment. Who believes that French despotism would
be ameliorated by a triumph over Russian despot
ism, or, that if it were civilization humanity in
France would be advanced thereby s,ss4 49,. ...,
Why have these champions of free principles,
from the very beginning of the contest, courted
Austria and other despotisms of the Enroy ean con-
tinent instead of appealing for sympathy and CO
operation to the peoplet Were they afraid to
trust the propagation of freedom to the hands of
any but its most implacabe enemies? What kind
of a champion of free principles is Turkey? In
what respect is she less of a despotism than Rus
star Or wherein is she more LIBERAL enlightened,
merciful and humaneg - a5A@ rs i"a5'i it
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Abel y. Mayo win be ieand hereafter
Oh and MAIN stssets .a-..sssA-l IS ~ Ia i4-Sm''
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wThe Poetry of Phystc.--Ayer,s pills
glide, sugarshod, over the palate but their energy,
on the very foundations of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not their distem-
pers if they know they could be cured for Is cstry
Ayers Pills and you will know it..
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out. :
Cleanse the system from impurities and You are
cured already. ta5f Hs Ef
Take this best of all Purgatives and Scrofula, In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Sideache
Jaundice, Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all dis.
eases which purgative remedy reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun.
Reader if you are suffering from any of the nurner-
GUS complaints they cure, suffer no morethe remedy
has been provided for you and it Il criminal to meg
lect it. ~ =,
cine for Cough il known to the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS are the best of all Pills, are known to
th s wno nave Nv Dr. n.ea AVER, Lowell Mass and
sold BY PURCELL, LADD & CO. Wholesale and re-
tail Richmond, Va no 5Oeod&c2m
w- Captain Canot the hero ct the cele.
brated work Twenty Yssrs Of an Aincs5 s,aysln
Captain Canot's brother has long been the attend
ant and friend, and is now Medeeen en- Caef, Of the
EPptrsct from letter, written by the Captain to
Major stockbridge, of the Fountain Hotel Balti-
more:
Having called on me on the 18th of April and
seen me Frustrated my bed, useless in all my lifubs
you can appreciate nearly az well as myself the
prompt relief received from Hampten's Vegetable
fincture sgl9E
II have been under the treatment of several phv-
sicians in London and Paris without any apwrent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies after hav-
ing been tormented with galyanic hatteres cold and
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and external
medicines, all to effect am, far cured by this
Hampton's vesstable Tineturs only. Therefore, my
dear s,I. accept OF the assurance Of my gratitude
and believe me your well-wisher,
~ Delicate Ladies' and children will please eiv. n
q trial. $40"
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cou,h.y
Bronchifis, Rheumatism. Liver Complaint Serofnl.
Az q female medicine it 10 unrivalled =, 80
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCETJ lam
&C0, Rchmond; BY Or. COOKE Frederick bure. 4,
AZ the Drug sts In Petersburg; by MORTIMER
M0WBRAY, baltimore, and by DTugxists and Store
keepen everywhere. @'o's-
~ VI per bottlc bottles for IS a IN
~ HAZARD aF Tsr. A.. a,.---a>~--
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~ A change for Bargains in Embroide-
RIEs, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c.-The subscri-
Der contemplating change in his present business
will from this day. sell his whole stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS &c. at and below cost, for cash. As his
named goods would do we'll to give him call pre-
vous to his removal to No IS Main street. great in
ducements are offered at
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FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present oc-
cupied by Possession given the LIST of March,
or sooner if desired. Apply on the premises.
ja l0--dlm* l3l BROAD STREET.
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AaSasta Races.
cosnEsrosDEscE OFrHEDIsrArc
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 3

-5fa go AUGUSTA, Ca Jan. 9.
The races have opened here There is a pretty
the second day, the entries were, w. w. Wood
folks b. c. Invncibie, years old; H. C. Coffeys g.
f. Mary Blueskin, 4 years old w, Fl. Gibbons b.
m. Philo, years old, and Col Easley'sc colt Little
Master. Purse, 5000 mile heats The race
tOoklplace at o'clock
The following is the summary:
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THEI DAILY DIEPATsUHl
Me.ssy Sfsrsisxs jsnssry rs lese.



Ftshtinx the Danes.s -.
Itis 10 b. hoped that the controversy with Zen.
marx upon he Sound Dues may be adjussed wtlnou'
a resort TO arms A war with Denmark car eAes'S
NO euthusissm among Americans nor De pi0',a
live Of any great glory or advantage. we sao =
find Il very difficult to get at the Dane. s.nd n
inHict much damage, whilst, on the otas s.,,,rv
would be very easy for them 70 infie' mo.s a.
in twelve months on American CONNIE .ss...
n Could suffer from the Sonnd Dues for '1a'
,,..r. por.,,yer n we could take all denmark
-, o,,rd - Al with IN II Is too far on to an
80 "a ,.n,t worth selling. The Danes are an
~es,,ar, .oher.ided, Industrious people, who have
u,,le 10 five Ms but hard knocks and are too far
Of for n. 10 quarrel with, even had they plenty o.
plunaer to tempt our cupidity. As for their toll
cate Ie, them enjoy il in peace the great pow
ers of Europe can submit to the imposition we can
afford to pocket Il, without detriment to honor
Why should we set ourselves up as the Don Vu'A'
otte of the nations D If we getinto war WIN Eng
land. tin which France win probably De seefet OF
omen partner of Great Britsin) and have the Danes
also on our hands We shall have little more oecu-
patton than any one nation, however enterprisng
can attend to with profit and advantage. We can't
afford 10 pay toll across Central America, but the
Danish Sound Dues are distant and comparative
" .nimnortant matter The Danes are sensible
and moderate people, and If LEFT to their own sense
of justice, win do what's right about the Sound
Dues; and if they don't, it's no great matter.
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January II, 1856.

/ a. DIR. O. A. Crenshaw, Office lab Main
Street. - t4l. ja Tins
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TDr. James DOve-.Office corner of Bank
md 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia Sim
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Tln6BROl
IL ERCH
L&GES.-
Lt11Ex, CamH
k6rchiefs; NJ !
0nl6; an ex
a e. which |
oa16r the ID
j&I0
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sFfOTIC4
y afflicted
peek whic|
1tnels, woul|
fkic1Bds and
~ writing
hf&. He h |
port and tn |
dslSction.
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Mexico and England.

late advice from Mexico states that
its relations with Great Britain are in
a very critical position. II is even ru-
mored that the British Embassy has clio.
sed its doors, and suspended all inter.
change Of cooitesies with the distracted
government of Mexico. A correspondent
of the New York Times states that a
feet in the Gulf Of Mexico awaits the
orders Of the British Minister, and that
Admiral Bruce, Of the Pacific squadron
is ordered on the west coast Of Mexico.
The cause of the rupture is said to be
the doloY IN the settlement Of the old
affair of Barron, Forbes 81 Co. and the
unwillngnese or inability of the Mexi.
cans to pay their Indebtedness to Bit
ish subjects. Mexico 10 also in peril Of
an attack from Spanish squadron, and
what with internal feods aDd external
assaults, she bids fair to be pretty thor.
oughly shaken.