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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14
The Tobacco Premiums.

BY the proceedings of the Executive Committee
of the State Agricultural Society which were pub
lshed IN paper yesterday, it appesra d that the
samples are required to be sent to four CT the firms
In this city engaged in the tobacco business. We
are not aware OF the reasons for this resolution
but we can hardly suppose it necessary that to-
baceo for exhibition should take diferen course
from that of other articles to be prese for COM
petition The selection of the four firms as re-
cevers of samples is to compel the farmer to con
sign his samples to Of them, instead of his re-
gul,r agent. should neither of them have been that
agent Besides, IL looks individious, and will be
subjec. Of complaint among the commission mer-
chants engaged in the tobacco business. We do
not suppose that any of the gentlemen selected
suggested this course; indeed, we know that some
of them regret 1t; nor do we suppose that tie Ex-
ecutive Committee reflected for a moment that it
might be obnoxious to objections from the tobacco
merchants We doubt not that they will promptly
modify this regulation upon hearing the objections
tn
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Further from NicaraGua

NEW YoRH, Feb 10 The steamer George Law
arrived here TO-DAY, with the California mails to
the 2O.h ut and $40 coo in specie
Senators elect Broderick and Gwinn, were
among her passengers
The u S frigate Independence was still at Pana.
ma The sloop-of war st Marys, had gone to San
Juan aud the frigate Cyane was at Aspinwan.
Advices from Panama to the Sd inst, say that
the steamer Sierra Nevada arrived there on the
2lst ult and departeda few days subsequently for
San Francisco
WALKERS POSITION.
The captain of the Sierra Nevada says that be
saw Walker at Rivas, the 18th of January,
strongly fortified with 300 effective men.
The allies had not taken Virgin Bay, nor made
an attemp. on San Juan del Sur.
THE REVOLUTION IN PERU.
The revolution in Peru was progressing.
The insurgent fleet entered the barbOr OF Cal
lao on the Dist December, and had slight skir-
mish with the forts and Government steamer du
ring which, several foreign vessels, including the
American bark Juyents, were injured
The English and French vessels of war inter-
fered for the protection of the foreigners at Caao
Some intercepted letters from General VivSnco
to bis wife, impIicate the British and American
Ministers in the revolution.
The revolutionists had taken possession of the
Chiucha Islands.
CALIFORNIA
The Governor of California, in his message,
recommends the passage of an act to legalize the
State debt and bill to that effect had been intrcs
duced in the Legislature.
The Guadara party had attacked the Govern.
ment forces at Sonora at noon, on the 23d Decem.
Der. and were repulsed with the loss of l8 men.
Forces were being raised at San Francisco for =
fiilibustering expedition TO Sonora.
severe earthquake hal been felt in the south
ern part of California.
Trade at San Francisco was dull-minipg ac-
courts were favorable.
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On the morning of the 18th INST, at the residence
of her son, Mr.. John fearce, Mrs. PATIENCE
PEARCE relict of William Pearce, in the 18th year
o her age She a memb II of the Baptist church
for So years.
Her funeral will take place, this lsaturdsy)
evening i4th February, at 81 O'Clock All her Iels
tives and friends and tbos- her and SAM
usl w. Pearce are respectfully invited to attend
Yesterday evening, 18th instant, Mr.. GEORGE F.
DEN, AGED about so years
His funeral will take place this evening ct y
70 ock from St Peter's Church His friends and
scauaintances are invited to attend, without furtb
notice.
On Thursday the 18th inst ELIZA LATHAM,
infant child of VIM c. and Laura A. Bailey, eyed II
Hsr funeral will take place from her fathers re
dence on Marshall. between nth and 18Th SITS this
morning at Ii O'Clock The friends and scquantsnces
Of The family respectfully invited to attend, with
cut further notice.
~ Norfolk papers please copy.
In Hampton, Va en- the 10Th January Mr. DAVID
r. MASON, formerly of this city.
In Amelia, on the "A h Of January, GEORGE +
WiNGO, aged IS years.
Mr. Wipgo had been Section Master ct Meherrin
Depot, on the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad, for
the last years He eft the road about the lot of
November, on account of his health which had been
declining for some months past, snd ended going
South TO try and regain his heslth. After visiting
his parents and friends in Amelia, we were in hopes
he would s7on be well and on the road again but be
could not set SOUTH, AFTER being at bis fathers few
days he was taken worse and gradually declined till
The "a a CT January. when he died All who knew
him will regret the death of such noble and gen.
erous hearted young men-just IN the prime of life
ana no bid fair to hold some high Office the road
he wss beloved and esteemed by all who knew him
auo was ever ready with lending hand to a,d those
thst needed BY his stead sol Der and Industrious
habits aud constancy 10 busr he had won the e.
teen and confidence of the tfhser on the rssd We
nearby sympathse with his parents and friends in
"Gods will be donei'
~ Herald and Advocate requested TO copy.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

NEW YORK, Feb 13-The steamship City Of
Baltimore arrived here last night with dates from
Liverpool to the 2ssh January:
1t Is reported that on the British taking Bushire
In the Persian Gull, after two hours bombardment,
the Persiaus submitted to the British demands-
The London papers do not credit this report
There il great doubt also thrown on the re
eeut news Of the burning of the factories in Cam
ton. Later intelligence from Canton Is anxiously
i,oked for.
Rumors of the modification of the Britiah Cabi-
net continue An Aberdeen party Is to be made
room for. 1t
The ship Confederation had broken up on the
Engsh coast, and the master, mate steward and
boy. drowned.
Terouk Khan the Persian Ambassador. had had
an interview with Napoleon. The reply of the
latter was non .committai.
Nothing more heard about Swiss affairs.
The Emperor of Austria has granted = complete
amnesty In the Lombardo Venetian provinces
A conference al Constantinople, about the Prin
cpsIites resulted 30 that the Austrian troops will
now be replaced by Turkish soldiers
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Ian 28th.-Cotton sdvRnced l-16na;
sales two days Is $50 bales Bresdstuf. have de-
eIning tendency. Wheat firm; red $780,. white %
81 69s. led Flour quiet Canal Sis as. I'D; Ralti'
and Philadel ohis Sis Cd D32s 81 Ohio 34dS5s
Mixed Corn s3 ass Cd white SIS ass.
Money tighter Consols 954 19s2.
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Condi,ion of Affairs Mt Albany.

ALBANY. FEBRUARY 10-The weather is cold and
stormy. Lola Montez and her sister, who have
been playing engagement here, engaged boat
man to-day to take them the river in skiff
They were the fist that have crossed the river
since the storm. On the second trip across, the
three men in the boat got exhausted, and were
carried away down the stream below the city. The
fire bells were rupg in order to call out assistance
but fortu nately when the men had been carried
some distance down the river they were enabled
to guide the boat to spot where it struck the ice
without injury, and the men were rescued from the
Greenbush side. They have rot attempted to re-
turn, but will come by way of Troy. Business is
partially resumed on the south of Broadway
Much suffering is anticipated from the cold.
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LIE NEW CENT CoINAGE.-The new cent
pece soon to be issued, is composed of copper and
nicAeb and 10 about the size of q quarter eagle,
somewhat thicker than the present cent. and but
Iftie darker than German silver. The diverse is
well executed figure of an eagle in full flight,
with the date underneath, and the words United
States of America above. The reverse is a fine
executed wreath, representing all the principal
staples of the country cotton, corn, tobacco, wheat
grapes. &c, with the words ONE CENT in the CEN
tire. 1t weighs II grains aud will not tarnisb
and turn black as the present coin does.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

To MERCHANTS AND OTHEPs.- Merchant
and others wishing Check Draft Books, engraved
Ia style of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
o ,tsn them at this office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c. DC. surpass.
ns any thing in use here, should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
they can have them with such vignettes and orna-
ments are In the specimens, with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Drafts, Certificates OF Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads &C. can be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Offaera and others should ex-
anime our spssirrens
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Observation-Disclosures

ST. LOUIS, Feb IL The House of RepreGen>
ta,ves Monday passed the amendment to
the constitution restricting the State debt to $780,
600
The bank committee has agreed that eight bank 3,
with three branches each, and an aggregate CAPT.
tai of 900 000 shall be chartered At the preseni
session of the Legislature. Ties banks al to be
authorized to issue three to one on the amount of
cspitat to be paid in and not allowed to issue
notes of less denomination than five dollars.
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TESTIMONIAL BEsErrr--Ths Company at the
Theatre have handsomely ofF4rsda complimentary
view Of their late losses By Ere. The benefit Is
Hxed for Tuesday evening next when. consider-
ing the OCCASION. the house should be filed, and
we doubt not IL win be, from parquette to dome
The claims Of Messrs Kunkel & Co.. are too wen
appreciated by the Richmond public to need press
ing. and will. we hope, be fully recognized on inc
evening named
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MIR. HOpe's Poems

We have been favored with advance sheets OF
the forthcoming volume of "Leoni Di Monata and
other Poems, by James Barron Hope" It abounds
with gems of genuine poesry-some of it Of the
highest order-and we venture to predict will win
for its author bright wreath of poetica fame
1t gives evidence # brilliant genius, and we invoke
for it, at the hands of The public especially of Vir~
ginia, the native State and home Of the gifted
poet, the cordial reception which it eminently
marite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

NEW PUBLICATIONs.-''Fra Forrester's Snort.
Ing Scenes and Characters, containing fullremarks
all kinds of English ard American shooting,
-ne, and all kinds of sporting. By Henry VIM
Herbert" The book is in two volumes, with nu
merou4 Illustrations. The author endeavors to
sno" that held sports are congenial to refined
tastes elegant habitudes and gentle manners The
work Is published 10 handsome style by T B. Pee
ferson, Pailadeiphia For sale by G M. West.
. lhe Two Lovers; or, A Sisters Devotion" a
domestic story BY the author of 1.-THE Twin
Sisters For sale by G M West.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Senate-Mr. Bell. of
Tennessee, gave notice of his Intention to intro
duee bill to provide for just and equal distribu.
ton of the pub ic la nds among the States
On motion of Mr.. Weller, q resolution was adopt
ed requesting the Secretary IF War TO communi-
cate copies of all reports of officers sent the seat
of war ia Europe
A bin, sppropriaiipg $50 900 to refund moneys
advanced by Maryland and Virginia towards erect.
ing the public buildings Al the time the seat of Gov
ernmeni was removed to Washington, was passed.
Several private bills were passed
House-The House was engaged on private
bills
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SUEz CANAL.-Nothing decisive has yet been
done in regard to the projected Suez ship canal
The English Government is charged with being
hostile to the enterprise, from selfish considerations
while Lord Stratford, the English Minister at Con
stantinople is said to exert his utmost influence
over the Sultan to obstruct and defeat the project
The canal would open an easy and rapid coin
munication between France and British India. and
serve to extend French infuence over an impor-
tant part of the world, from which it Is now nearly
axcluded
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ALEX HILLS. 1877 Main street


- One MoRE AND THE LAST CHANCE to get
one of Or. SHgRMAN's Trusses. Not being able to
accommodate all who called yesterday, Or. 8. has
concluded to remain day to day, Satur-
day, Feb "A is positively his last in Richmond Of
fee over Bodeker's Drug Store, 10 Main street Open
during the day and from to this evening. These
Trusses need but be seen to be appreciated. The
warm weather s coming on, and if lou want easy
comfortable Trnss, that will retain your Rupture
under all circumstances, lug it to-day; to morrow
will be [ o late
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

CT Nervous Sufferers.--Rev. John Ian.
ahan hear hm-he suffered long with the Bronchitis
had to give up preaching BY the use OF Hampton's
service as Presiding Elder in the Fredericksburg Dis
triet. Thousands sneak the same language, and tell
of cf Cough, Rheum stsm Scrofula, Chills and
Fever. &c
70 the female say it is suited to all the dis
eases to which their delicate Conformation is subject
Let the afflicted call these having it for sale, and
get descriptive pamphlet and certificates Hear
him and do like wise
BALTIM RE. Jan. 24ih 1885,
Meesrs. MORTIMER 4 MowBRAY:
/ take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Hampton's Tiucture" with great profit. From
serious throat affection. my general bea tn had be.
come very much impaired, when commenced to use
'Hampton's Tipcturs" found its effects upon my
general health most salutary. Ny nervous sys-
tenn and digestive orfans soon righted up under Its
Use
l have several times mmended 1t to my fiends,
and in every far as have been informed,
they have used it with succets.
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The kutloch Gose

We have received a note from friend, enclosing
an account of the clerical invest CATION in the Kal.
ioch case, the principal points and conclusions OF
which, embracing The recommendation of the meet
ing that Mr. 'l!och take no further notice of the
rumors Injurious TO his character, and the entire
belief Of the meeting in his innocence, have been
already published in this paper.
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The Burdeii Murder.

NEW YORK February 12-The coroner's in
quest in the Burdell murder were occupied all the
morning in the examination Of Doctors Main,
Knight and Deremus, as to the wounds, &c, on
the body. Their testimony was merely corrobo-
rative of Dr. Woodward's, ELECTED yesterday
which y nnimDortant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

EE SPECIAL NoTIcE.-FoR The BALLS ON THE
22s FEssUARy--I have just received a very fine
supply OF Gentlemers Patent Leather Congress
Gnit.rs and Mou'ier Ties, imported by myself. di.
rect from Paris. All in want of something very ne
and light for dress dancing, will please call and
supply themselves. A's,, entirely new Article of
Gentlemen eboe, never seen in Richmond before
Call and examine them at
ALEX HILLS 1877 Main street.
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RoBpEp-The Hon Andrew j. Doneisos, wss
robbsd 81. draft for $4,000, come valuable papers,
and . fine gold watch valued at $3.50, at Memphis
Tennessee, several days ago. The payment on
the drsf. had been stopped and the only loss is in
the papers and watch
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through trains over the Rock Island Railroad thia
week. The navigation of the Missouri IL open
The first boat went up to-day. Napierville has
been damaged by the recent freshet TO the amount
of $50 600.
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PATERSON, N. J t, Feb. l0.-Mr. Reynolds, edi.
tor of the Democrat left this city on Saturday last
for New York, on business, and designed return
ing home on Monday morning He left Savery'l
hote in Beekman street. early on that morning
but has not since been heard of
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REsPITED.-The Warrenton {Va) Flag says,
that Gov Wise has respited the twin brother and
sister of that cluster of murderers who were to
have been executed yesterday, at Brentsvile, for
the murder of Green. The three oldest were to
be hung as the sentence Of the law directed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

INDIANS IL TEXAS A letter from Leredo,
Webb county, Texas, Jan 18th. says that since
the withdrawal of the U. s. troops in that part OF
Texas, the Camanche Indians had become terror
to the inhabitants. Within a month II men had
been killed in that vicinity, and general break up
among the stock farmers, was taking place.
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A NEW DFPor The Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company will soon have splendid
depot at the Petersburg end of the road The
contract for land in addition to that upon which
the present depot stands, has been closed, the Ex
press learns, eod the work will commence 1t an
early date. A fine evidence of the Company's
prosperity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

BRIDGE OVER NORTH RtvER.-The North Ri
yer, Va, Navigation Company, few days ago,
closed a contract with Mr.. H. Williams. of Am
herst to erect bridge across North river, at the
mouth of Iffalo, the ensuing season. for $6,ooo,
to be paid in the Company's bonds, guaranteed by
the James River Company. This bridge is on the
thoroughfare from Lexington to Lynchburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

NEW HAVEN CT Feb 10 The harbor remain .
frozen, aud railroad travel on the Nanga,uek road
is still imneded. The passengers cross the breach
at Derby's in coaches
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE "A telegraph office has
been established at the Virginia end OF the Long
Bridge and dispatches are received FROM and sent
to the South, from that place. instead OF Washing
ton. This caice will be continued until the wire
is permanent placed over the river Messages
are sent to Washington by messengers.
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FOrger Senienced.

ALBANY, Feb. l2-Oha, the forger of the paper
of the Exchange Bank of Genesee, has been sen.
fenced to four years and two months impris IN.
ment 10 the Penitentiary
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BUFFALO, Feby IL The boiler by which the
pumps were driven on q section of the canal en-
largement, near the Black Rock dam, exploded
this afterEoou demolishing the bulldog, and kill
ing John Slaughter the engineer; John Rider, the
fireman, aud five laborers at work on the canal
near by. Several others were seriously Injured
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... JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church.

Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodicsl Nervous, Sick Head ache
oflone standing has been cured by it's an nvleora
fire the public To the Youth and Old Agc, the Single
I'D Married. we offer the most valuable re medy
-ACalI and get pamphlets gratis and see cures.
Sold BY o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO., Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
all the Druggirs In Petersburg; BY MORTIMER {
kOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Drugsists and Store
keepers everywhere.
~ oil per bottle; bottles foy g.
g. ALsts
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Fire ut East Cambridae.---The Expected
Steamers.

BOSTON, Feb IL "A fire occurred here tonight
at the Bay State Glass Works. East Cambridge,
which were damaged to the extent of $40 000-
Insurance $4,000
4 he fire Frustrated the Eastern lines, and there
has nothing been received ftom Halifax or PortS
land in regard 10 the expected steamers since
o'clock
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MORE IRoS.-The bark Kosmus, Captain Wts
sels, arrived at Norfolk Wednesday morning, with
cargo Of iron for the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
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gS Messrs GENTRY & Co., Broad street. ING
eaterprising newspaper and periodical agenu
have again laid us under obligations for Nor'ne.n
papers In advance of the mail Their energy IN
supplying the public with the latest news deserves
IN ha liberally rewarded.
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FIRE IN WARWICK CouNTY.-Lsst week, the
barn Of Mr. Joshua Fitehe,t, in Warwick county
vssswas consumed, together with his corn, shres
horses, three mules, and colt; also, several ira
Yelling conveyaucss. Supposed to have been tbs
work Of . negro, who has been arres.ed and con
fnsd N Warwick jail Loss about $1,000 or $1,000
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THE CANE CUTTINGS The u 8 bark Re>
lease, Lieut. Sims commanding, arrived ~ Ne"
o deans Friday with over 1000 boxes of cane cut'
Tugs, plantation, banana, eddo and other plants
fram I,aeuayra South America
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observation-disclosures VIM. PaunelI has de-
termined to resign the Office Of President of the
South Side Railroad
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A Building Crushed by rnow.

DUBUQUE. Feb. 1.-THE Odd Fellows Hall
10 this city, fell 10 on Saturday. from the weight
OF snow aud ice upon. It. 8. 3 Foas and wife
were killed The loss u about $4,000.
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LANCASTER, PA, Feb. l2-B. c. Backman
late President Of the Lancaster Bank, was arrest-
81 this afternoon on the charge Of an embesz.e.
ment OF the funds of the bank and held to bail In
the sum Of $4,000
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GREAT DtcrIsE IN THE PRICE OF Corn -
Since ths news Of the opening Of navigaifon 10
the Western rivers. corn has declined In the New
orieea. market 40 to 50 cents and was selling on
Saturday 81 6o to Is cents per bushsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

MINI iNbix auSsES Shoes We
have tsss received, 81 Expssss snesa AZ
layss stock Of eus excsllanS 0anA direct nom vi
factory. Thsy are nom % II most u than go.
nsubsss Give us : call II yea have the ssss. W.
~ are Do tesmine1 - een
:. ca MAuucE, As.sefsss'i;ss: ~. s, sss...
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Naval.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.-The United States
sloop-of-war Germantown arrived to day from
Norfolk Va.
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IytAkhsEsl.
DJ ID,

On the 18th lust, st Weldon, N. C , by JDo. Camp
hell. tsg. MrW g rALiAFERRO to Miss LUCY
J. TALIAFERRO, both oF Caroline cou -ty, Va
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r. Sermon to Young Men.-.Prof. B. NJ.
SMITH. d. D., Of Union Theolc gicai Seminary
Prince Edward will preach in the Second Presbyts.
Ran Church, (Mr Hoee's,) on SABBATH. Februsry
18Th in the morning at u O'clock and In the after
noon at O'Clock. The Discourse in the afternoon at
4 o. cloek will be addressed to YoUsG MEN.
fe I4-It*
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Reception of MIR. Brooks Remains ut Au.

AUGUSTA Feb. Il The remains of Mr. Brooks
arrived here to day, and were received with every
mark of respect. There was large procession
of military and citizens and the bells of the city
were tollad The remains will be taken to the
home of the deceased to morrow