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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-23
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
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As.,5av nlaruiur. February -, 1897.
The Arrffc Expc6ifious.


The Arctic Expeditions
II Is probable that by this time. the co'AHou'
aud entsrprislug KANE. has closed tia career suo
,hsr Of the many victims of that Qoirotism Oh Com
rnexce. an Asciic expedition. II 10 true toa' ,nc
~.,..a unon which Or Kane sailed, and which
r.. ,,-ohsb,v reauIted Ia tho untimeiy closing OF
NJ. br,sbt career, was prompted by the most pure
-. ,s.a,,,,.nt motives the search OF Sir John
rr,,.u, . gallant sen,lem,n who has, beyond all
annh, h., :, Ione ago gathered to bis fahers Yet
., !. ~, u,iust to charge upon tie senseless
..r,A q, !. North west passage, all the losses Of
us. "A ,rooerty which have lowed 10 its ,rair.
W. cali II sepselsss search, for, even II success.
"a, 4, could be followed by no practical results -
WIS, use could be made of North west passage.
4, that land of eternal Ice and snowf About as
much o. of our railrc ads when they lay buried
under the enormous drifts of the 18Th of January.
I uless the British Government can find means to
warm the North Pole and tbaw out the icebergS
the North west passage can be of no possible ser
vice 10 commerce or mankind.
Nor can we see the necessity or even the
bsnevoleuce of sending any more efpeoition'
10 search Of Sir John Franklin. Every oooS
must respect the devoted and persevering AZ
tachment Of bis noble wife, but oil the re-
9uSements Of humanity have been sat'sheo
By the successive exploration CT squadron ai'el
squadron, year after year. with 10 result except
such IS point to the death Of that adventurous
mariner. Valuable lives have been already los.
the eudeavor to discover the fate OF one "ho'
there is every reason to believe Is no longer In the
land Of the living. There should be some consice
r..,on for the brave and generous spirits who still
remain. a. we'll as for the dead. Even Lady
Franklin, with all a wife's devoted attachment,
could scarcely insist upon farther sacrifices of hui
man life, 10 an enterprise which both reason and
sxoeri.nce seem to indicate is almost hopeless.
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The following incident, communicated by mill
.srv friend. ia mot without interest. especially on
mi, dsv. devoted to patriotic associations
"A party of American patriots were retreating
before inferior force cf British Dragons. Count
Pulaski the gallant Polsnder, who commanded the
on the retreat be brought up the rear The
suo was declining in the West. the shadows of the
charging steeds and riders were sire tcting long
over the plain, Pulaski never looked behind, but
watche the flying shadows as they gained ground
slowly, but steadily, over those of bis own jaded
horsem en- Finding that the shadow of the crest
of the leading British horse had Tapped that Of
his ow crupper, with the speed of ,hunderbolt
be gaze the cutcf ST. George trsar c,a) and bis
pursu,r's head fell into the dusty road"
The British, checked by the faD of their leader,
relaxed their speed, ard Pulaski and bis corps
escaped.
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Hon w w Walk, NJ G from " was married en-
she nth instant, to Miss Anna G Sudler, Of Ches
ts to wn, Md
Freshets have done great damage 10 Missouri
The Iron Moantain Railroad Company has lost
$500 600
The Erie Railroad bridge at Narrowburg was
again washed away Thursday night, and It will
take two weeks to repair II.
4 butcher named Philip Jacoby, was murdered
By ons Of his journeymen In st. Louis on the even.
Tag ofths 18th inst
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MOBILE. Ala February 81 The Mexican war
steamer Guerrero arrived here to day from Vera
Cruz, with DR. Crawford, bearer of dispatches from
Minister Forsyth to our Government; also Col
Butturfeld, bearer Of an important treaty conclu.
ded by Mr. Forsyth with the Mexican Government,
and Don Barra Aurano, Secretary of the Next
can Legation, who has gone to Washington with
copy Of the treaty. ST.. b.
The party left Mexico secretly to avoid suspi-
cion. The Government rendered the steamer to
Forsyth.
Comonfort's administration is gaining strength.
The rebellion is crushed and several leaders have
been arrested. The officer of the steamer states
that if the treaty is accepted the steamer will re,
main for repairs, otherwise it will return imme-
diately.
The whole party proceeds to Washington to day.
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DEER KILLING We see accounts Ia the State
papers Of deer kiIiag. This is prohibited by q law
Of Virginia which provides that no deer shall be
Killed from the 18th of January to the 18th of July
10 each year. The fine for the violation of this Law
$40. one-half to 20 to the inforner
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RoBBERILs by THE CHINEsE.-The- China N Ill
says that number Of passengers In the ship Sea
Serpent were robbed of twenty thousand dollars
worth OF gold dust by piraical lorcha, when near
Hong Kong. Henry Newell, an American, a
frenchman, and several Chinese, have been ar
rested for participation ia the robbery.
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Reryiers, Heather, &c.
SpEYcE orrHE DISPATCH


-Vtui J
To-day had been fixed on for the execution OF
beverly, slave belonging TO Mrs. Sarah Crump,
who was convicted for conspiracy en- the IS h OF
January last. In view of accomplishing this
yallows had been erected, and also . offiu made,
for the prisoner. But this has been super sded
by q reprieve from Governor Wise, who oi'patch'
ed a messenger for the prisoner, on Tuesday last
While some few persons are indignant at the deci
zion of his Exceency, others commend him very
highly for It, he writer asked the prisoner, WHINE
10 custody OF the messenger If be did not feel very
grateful 10 the Governor for bis committing the
sentence of death TO that of transportation he
replied In the affirmative by say ing be would IKE
very much to see the man who had spared Ills
life
The weather here Is delightful, and II 1t con
tinues many days the fruit trees will be in olos-
som. But The writer is fearful this Is precursor
of come violent snow Storm Dfhh.
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ILLINOIS LEGIsLArURE-The bill for a new
app rticnmenf Tor representatives Of Ethe Illinois
Legislature psc'ed on Tuesday An exciting scene
ensued in const qlence of an attsmp, on the par,
ct the Democracy, to expungs the protest of the
Republicans against the manner oil passing the act
Gov. Dissell vetoed the bill
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STo MERCHANTS AND UTHERs.-Merchants
and others wishing Check or Draft Books. engraved
in style OF elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this Office. Persons de string CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &c, surps.s.
ng any thing in use here should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such vignettss and orna-
ments as are In the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checss,
Dra'ts Certlfcates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bsnkers Corporation Ofisers and others should az.
anime spe-inens
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DWELLING BURNT.-The dwelling of Mrs. Han.
nah Cannon, near Rock Mills, Rappahannock
county, with Its entire contents, including some
nss or SIX hundred dollars in money, was con-
sumed BY FIRE, on Monday. the llth instant.
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OoSGRFsgIoSAL NoMIsATIoss-The Demo
s'shc Convention Of tho Wheeling Va District,
n session ct Moundsvills. on Thursday, nomins
va hon sherrard Clemens for Congress. in place
81 M kiaweu. who declines reelection.
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MEXiCO AND THE UNITED STATES The Wash.
In zion resnopdent of the Raltimnre Sun saQs

MEXICo AND THE UNITED STATES The w ash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, says :
Private letters received here 60 to conf the re-.
port that treaty of great Importance has been ne
gotiated in Mexico by cur minister, Mr.. Forsyth,
with the Coma onfort government That portion
of the statement lately published to a stipulation
for advance by the United States TO the govern
ent of Mexico OF large sum of money, as loan,
is imply rid culous.
IL Is probab that the treaty gives q large slice
of Mexican territory ioofuding sonora, for the con
alteration Of the pay ment OF fifteen millions Of dol
lars portion Of hich Is to Appropriated to the
salts action of claims of American pom the
Mexc IN gose nment. This government has 10 og de-
sea TO effect a commercial treaty p.$ih Mexico
whereby the restrictions upon our ade with that
country would be removed but it has been rendered
impossible by the policy which the Mexican gov
eminent preserves Of encumoering every branch OF
trade with monopo'ies pledged duties &c. What .
er fav rsbls commercial treaty has beef mad
az rel OFT d, In quite don ntfu
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DUEL SETTLED.-The Wilmington On. Co
Herald, of Thursday afternoon, says;
TWAS current 10 town this morning that duel
was to nave been fought yesterday at Fair Bluff,
between Col VIM. Wallace and Jas. G Gibbs
editor of the Times, Columbia, South Caroins.-
The parties repaired to the place of meeting, bat
the affair was amicaby adjusted
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TIE GOLDEN LEGACY; story Of Lies Phases
BY 8 Lady; New York; d. Appleton & CO.
The typographical style of this volume Is preten-
dous. For sale by JAMES WooDHoUsE.
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FIRE "A FIRE occurred at Burlington, Iowa, on
Saturday week, which burnt four stores in the
centre OF the city. Loss $4,000 Messrs. Kimball
& Co., dry goods dealers, lost $40 600 The other
houses destroyed do not amount to any considers.
his ann
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M, GiImare sImma. Ksa.

Il gives az great pleasure to state that W. Gil
more Simrs, Esq. of South Carolina, the most
eminent of American noveisss, and one OF the
u,oss distinguished OF American lecturers ~ VIII
ss authors will deliver a lecture tomorrow night
before the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Richmond
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EFThe Sacred Music Ass0ciRtiou will
meet THIS EVENING, at half past o'ciock, in
the lecture room of tbs United Presbyterian Rev
Mr.. Reid.) Church. All pertons WHO feel interested
upon the sub sct of Church Musc are respectfully
invited to attend fe 23-lt
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APPOINTMENT OF WEST POINT CADET Hon.
VI II Garnet has given the West Point Cadet t.
shin to which the sixh Congress onai District 10
entitled. to Jot n Carr e., o. Westmore and.
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TIE 1voRs-by the author Of Amy Herbert
Cieve, Hall &c. New York, d. Appleton & Co
TLis 10 . two volume novel. gotten up in handsome
style. by Appleton, and from popular author
For sale BY JAMES WooDHOUsF
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond, Feb 2l-HiSh Water 81 o'clock
-->-~-~>--~'-'~---1 ARRIVES.
sehr. Emms, Shorter Norfolk, corn and cotton,
Bacon Baskerville.
schr Ann c. Davenport, Aeson' ~ u, shinsie'
to CAPTAIN. m a w
sehr 8. n. Allen, Baker. Boston, mdss. D. q. W.
Currie.
Hchr. DsnvilIs, Chester, New York, mdzs, ID. W.
Curre. 49, IL. n 4
4 Schr Fannie Currie, Rogers, Boaon, mdzs, u.
w Curne.
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WRECKS ON THE OHIo.-The shores of the
Ohio, between Piusburg aud Kanawha, are repre-.
scented to be pretty well strewn with wrecks, and
an old river captain says he has never before seen
So large a number sf fat boats barges, coal flats,
uu Der boats, sc laid high aud dry on the shores.
There are a plumber of the coal boats of the late
run strung along at Old Town and other bars
on the way up.
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~ To the Voters of tho City of Rich .
MosD-I AM q candidate for the ofii;e of GRAIN
MEAsURER, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES
at the next April lection.
fe IS -dtde- WlLLIAMM WATTS.
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HEAVY FRicts-At Cuipeper c. H., on Mon
oay last. sale ct negroes was made. At which. .
naa child brought sl44o, girl ssed four, cen
sli00; sid aged thirteen, sl,e7s. and : mar
essd "a, si,is7. There were dozen negroes IN
The lot -
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RHODE ISLAND POLITICS The Republican
State Convention, of Rhode Island. "Wednesday
nominated full State ticket, including Elishs
Dyer for Governor, and Thomas G Turner for
Lieut. Governor. The American Convention
nominated the same ticket except for Lisuter an
Governor.
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FABIus NJ. LAWSON, formerly Treasurer Of
the State of Virginia, died in Amelia county last
week.
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~ For GraIsi NIeasurer.-TO my friends
and fsI.ow-c..izens am u candidate for tho ABOVE
office.
ia 2S-St l.. Fl. LUCK.
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Richmond, Freder,cksba.s and r. Hal

There are now two trains each day, Sundays "a
cep,ed upcn the Richmond, Fredericksburg ano
Potomac Railroad See the advertisement
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n TICKETS To rHE BLUES BALL, this
EVENING. can be obtained at the Drug store OF
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
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The former residence of G en-. TAYLOR at Baton
Rouge Louisiana, was partially destroyed by fire
on the 18th inst.
Mr.. b. b. Everest, Teller of the Bank of Ks
nawha, died al his residence in Ksnawha Salines,
Va on Saturday, the 18th inst
The celebrated artist, Prof. Franz Kruger, die d
at Berlin, on the 81 of January
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CoNGREsS.-ln the Senate Saturday,, Mr.. " ilss n
gave notice of his intention to introduce Ii giving
10 the cities OF Wash Dgcou and GEORGETOWN, five
hundred Thousand acres of land for the support of
paolie schools in which the colored population shall
share.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
bill from the House of Representatives to hoiise
the people Of the Territory of Minnesota to form q
Cousti. ution and State Government preparatory to
their admission into the Union Gu an equal footing
with the original States.
Mr.. Bises moved to amend the bill by Inserting q
provision that but of the United States
shall be entitled 10 vote with reference the forns
ton CT the Constitution aud State Government. -
tbs American party he was decidedly in favor of it..
Mr.. Douglas opposed the am ndment, thinking that
twas sn improper ora
Messrs Bredhsaa and Brown advocated the amend
ment The bill passed, 40 toll.
In the House, the bill making appropriations for
the services IF the Post elise Department for h ;
current year WIS passed.
1hs House proceeded to the consideration of tn
resolutions here otore reported by The Committee
The Judiciary, namely That J. c. Watrous, United
states District Judge for the district of Texas be
lmpeached OF high crimes aud misdemesnors.
"A debate TOOK place. in which it was maintained
Ia at there wa not time to act upon the sutect,
sldering the gravity CT the charge against Judse
Watrous and the further consideration of the resp
luton. wss postponed until rext Saturday
The Hcuse by vote Ct Sc against rs, laid upoa the
liable the resolution reported by the committee of
elections that the Hon. w. Whitfisld il not en-
titled to seat in this House az the delegate from
Kansas Territory.
The House went into committee on the Deficiency
Appropriation bill
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DISTRESSING ACCiDENT.-Th fall of the Odd
Fellow Hall and Post Office, both IN the same
building, at Dubuque, Iowa, has been published.
The Dubuque North West, speaking of the catras
trophe, says:
IL carried with it the lives of two estimable cit-
zsns of advanced ages and of wealth and worth, in
the persons of Captain J. Foss and wife. This old
couple lived in respectable retirement, 10 little
cottage near the post Office and were little appre
hensive that their race of life to be thus en-
ded. without the least warning to them. The Odd
Fellows building fell, and its fall crushed them
and their little cottage 10 the earth. They were
taken from the ruins and placed in the basement
of the Methods. Church, on the corner of Seventh
and Locust streets
Captain Foss was an experienced seamen, bav-
ing crossed the Atlantic eighteen times. He
commanded privateer in the last war with G. treat
Britaiu, and was one Of the Dartmoor prisoners
Last night he lay cold bench alongside his
wife, each unconscious of the Others presence
They presented sad spectacle. lying together,
with their eyes open, life extinct, and Ell in
the embrace of death
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ksy. 9. =. WRIGHT formerly Of Selma. Ai.bsn,.
aisa - AssaSerds, Texas. 90 the asth Of January
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aamnden Sidney Collee
An Interesting "Reminiscences.

The trustees have resa!vedto postpone the eiee-
ton of Pre- .ident until May.
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.NE.-The Mobile News says that {

DR.. KANE.-The Mobile News says that DIT.
Kane is without doubt. now dead. A dispatch
received on board the Quaker City at the moment
of leaving, says be was still alive-dying very
ha rd-bu. could not live thu pugh the day" He
was attended by his mother. brothers and other
alo
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The Illinois and Michigan canal win no. DO opsu
until the LIST ofMsy.
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arty proceeds to Washington to day.
HSAsei AshOr

FCSstT As1OTt.
NEW YORK, Feb. 81 1.-The schooner Sylvia with
a cargo of corn and turpentine, bound to New
London is ashore at Sandy Hook.
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Recapituis,ion .........loS8

:.
In the counties named above, Mayo got 7 votes
Dabnsy l, Smith 2. Jeffri es Q. The counties yet
to heir from are King and Queen, King William,
Lane aster, Richmond Northumberland, West-
Inornland and Essex.
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~ To WIN. Taylor Esa.'Dear slf
Knowing that you have filed the cffce oil magIste
and Recorder of the city Of Richmond tor msh
years to the entire Subtraction of he people and
with credit to yourself, and believing that cnange
in the Msyoralty of Richmond would at TINS 'ms
1pou YOU 20 sliew the use Of your name for that
ofce be lieving that your general knowledge OF the
mass of the people, caused by daily intercourse
for a number OF years you have been thrown with
them in business transactions and MINGLED aud as.
ISOLATED with them, makes you admirably qua lhed
to fill the flee OF CHI IF MAGISTRATE of this
city; and feel assured that the interest Of the
city would be perfectly sa'e In your hands and that
none would hag. just cause 10 complain.
MANY Voters OF THE THREE WARDS
RICHMOND, Feb. 2lst, 1857. fe 23-2s"
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE W eduesday morning be
tween / and O'Clock the "Dutchess Co Print
Works" Of Gamer & Co., Duchess county, N Y,
was die covered to be on fire. The fire broke out
in the engraveI's department, and very soon the
flames spread to the coloring and drying houses,
which were entirely destroyed. The two building
consumed contained large amount Of excellent
machinery, for the work transacted there, besides
large number of valuable epgravings for calico
printing The loss to the Company on buildings
machinery, stock, &C. cannot definitely be stated,
but is estimated about $50 000 insured for 800
600. 1t ia said that between two and three hun.
dred workmen are thrown out of employment by
the fire.
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LsJSY>.

LOST.
GST OR MIsLAID .-Lcwis HiIl's nat
IL for or Q hundred ard twenty eight dollars and
forsy four cents dated lth February. 1857 aud pay
able 60 days after date to our order at the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. and endorsed by as. All persons
torewarned fading for said note as payment has
be- stopped The lder will pleNs- return it to
fss3 -2t DABNsY COOKE.
4 OST OR MIsLAiD-A bend dat.d on
IL or about TIE first Day Of Jsnua1y l$56 for the
for the hire ofone negro slave named 10 dan for the
year 1856, payable by John c. Haley and William
Gouldin to N r. Lipscomb. All persons are hereby
for.wsrned not TO trade for the above described
bend.
fs % 81 r. CAuTH0RN
4 USr-Certificate no. 1737 for 3 shares
IL Stock in the kichmond Fire Association having
been ost, application will be made to said Comps-
ny for a new certificate. RO HETH
fs l2-1aw2m"
L. Fsrmeg.' Bank stock. Nc. 1871 February Is,
is47 belon ring to the estate of the late WIN. Goul
din for the rsissuipg of which there will be sp
plics.ion made to the PRECEDENT and Directors Of
said Bank st the end of thirty days
r. 8. BROADDUS Administrator
fe l8-1m Bv VIM Phillips. his Agant.
NOTiCE: .-Ail persops making use Of
l Y Scales, Weighs, Balances steel'ards and Mea
sures including manufacturers Of tobacco. spothecs
res, embracing "apothecarIes' denomination of
scales and weights" as we'll svoirduooii, mer
chants for tran, portaton purposes shop-keepers,
foundries, msnufscturers canal transportation COM
psnies for sscertaining weight If canal boats and
all transport alton com panles. jewellers banks, mo-
nsy brokers, wood and tape measures used by met
chants msrchsn tsi'ors and clothiers are within
the purview OF the law regulating Scales Weights and
Measures.
penalty is attached for not having the same test.
ed and sealed this year lSo7) according to law
r. ID. SASXAY,
fe 2S-lt~ Sesler Of Weights and Measures.
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MARRIED,

MARRIEO,
| In Msnchsstsr, Va. On tbs 9Th q Fsbrg,ry ey
Ms, n. A. PERDUE, all Of the shove mentioned
1 plaoa.
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sPEClAL NOTICES.

~ .Lecture.-.The seventh Lecture OF
ths present course before tn. Yoang Mem Cnrisian
Tahrn,rg sath. at the I'd BAPTIST Church, (8ev DR.
Howslfs) BY W. GILMORE sIMMs. Esq, ofCharie'
ton. 8. C. e Oh q
Members can procure their season tickets from tins
r;L,.risn at the Rooms of the Ascot. ton
Ji,kets Of admission can he nrosured o. the pi,o'
RI nal book stores at tbs Exchsnse hotei. az Tn
storss OF Laidley & Robinson, Meade BAKER, ana
at the door Prizes of tickets IS cents For hoos'
tickets for ST.. 'e ~'-|s
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Te conclude with the
WATERMAN.
In which MISS PYNE and Mr.. HARRfsos -,
appear. Wi

SCALE OF PRICES:
Dres Circle and PEquetts H.
secured SeAS
f. 81 ia Gus.