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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01
VARIETY.

AS SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
"A cob Seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the trade and the public i'll general,
with the best LAGER BEER to be had in the mar
ket in quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days. No charge
for carriage p wIlBACHER,
jy Office at 90S Main street
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Gs FOR. RENT-And possession given
ka.:n the LIST September, thel Office occupied by DR.
Myers, nearly opposite METROPOLITAN Hal.
Also the dwelling part of the house over the office
To responsible tenant terms moderate. Apply to
CHAS. BRUCE,
an n-ts Corner Byrd and 9th streets.
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HARTMAN, BROwN & co,
jy Pts Proprietors Stage Line.
r.. cszzaHa=x1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
- siHiH1I @z 1874 Main ST.. having
resuned their Steamship Express to and from Nor:
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday. and thence by railroad to
and the principal places in Virginia and North Care
lima are now prepared to forward with g;sst div:
rates sd Of the s:1
named cities, and all places ON the scaboard.
she %
;s aba & sDsSf
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be " ut by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day of sailing, until O'clock,
Agent Of Adams Express Go.
s- SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in Yfs
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
ss q the EsT llsk rPG
Ia. ns rn RICHMOND AND
~ wv -; DANyILLE RAILROAD
MENT-JULY ieTII, is57.eThe Nail H Train viii
leave Richmond daily tsunday excepted) at o slook
NJ arrive at the Junction at IS A. NJ. and at Dam
VILE at l 80 2 NJ; connecting with the South-Side
Railroad train going to Lynchburg at Junction and
with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train, to
the Southwestern Virginia Springs, at Lynchburg,
through to Coyner's. Allegheny, Montgomery White
sulphur. and Yellow Sulphur Springs Oh the evening
of the same day, from Richmond
Returning leave Danyie at To- 20 A. NJ. arrive at
Junction, 800 p. NJ, connecting with the SOuh-side
Railroad Trains from Lynchburr and arrive in Rich
mond, connecting with the Trains going North, at
6ae z. Nj. C. CAMPBELL,
" Its General Superintendent.
H8-T The above schedule will be run on and AFTER
MONDAY, the 3rd OF August.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Jy Ats Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

SWEDES IRON.-50 tons Swedes Iron,
~ assorted sizes. receiving direct, for sale by
-s.ts K. ri. SKINKER Il CO.
AN II .a No 50 Cary ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ wiih he made to the Board of DIRECTORS of the
Richmond Fire Association, to direct the issue OF a
new Certificate, in place Certificate No Ii79 for
which has been lost, mo i ERY
jy 24--faw2ms -~t
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.1---a Mal 90
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 60.

WATCEd6S, CIOOkAcb oC'
q RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN
CYL oh the old Clock Of BARTHoLoMEW's
stock, . -
It's the last Of the fffy and neatest Alma ha. told
Though its hands are not gold, YET ts s"'
THAT IT, bell Il the louiest and sweetest ,t
No friendly choice has bought the the . mil
And to see them all sold mak g, INV nae.
or Dr. else my Kind friends must sp 81 s;,ock
Now who would leave this ,as. oiu ''
When ali of the others are soIa, -. bonrs of day
/ have told through the sunini,Si INV
. III Iii ~ III 1 tell 10 when cold; c,oL
Inv ~ w. "a, ,,;sh for to buy the last oia oiooA
!, ~, y"u $50 lat IT, time proves so true, u al
20 IF t. .1s s. sgf As.9 iIpsf
Is the p,aegS sna W atches and Clocks repair,
a the Corner q Els, .s9 oa and an aa s
90 vs. re Is kisasslC once again,
re RntSyer 20 years practical experience in the
- H. re,a;ring business In London and America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

TEN tierces Sugar Cured Hams, 15
L hhds. Prime Western Shoulders, 20 hhds Prime
Western Sides, hid. Family Sides. now receiving
ana an lS ap SAFE os wN WALLACE SONS
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CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUM-
~ MER STOCK AT VAL. cOHEN's, IT'S BROAD
sfkEET-He has yet onhand more Goods than is de-
az the advanced state Of the season. and win
LtNENst Sls cents, worth 62,s cts; TOWELS rs
cts, and some Loo per doz.; Genuine Turkish Bath
ing TOWELS Sc cts. piece: De Beige ROBES 22s q
piece worth 400 Solid Black LAWN, yards for Loo;
Lace Y Ellis at 81 cts piece worth 62 cts; Elias.
&c BELTs ia cts; piece; Best KidGAUNTLETSa Al
90 q pair, worth LIS Fine White Kid GLOVES at
20 cts, pair Handsome Embroidered Swiss and
Cambria BANps At IS cts; Cactus SKIRTS 90 cts. =
COHSErS at lido and l.2a yery eheap Bbask and
handsome DRESS SILKS; CRoWLEYS God Eye
fl1e8 VAL COHEN's. IT'S Rroad q.
n B. have In store very complete sseortment Of
HOSIERY for Ladies' MisssN, Genis and Boys; Also.
Linen and silk POCKET HAyDKERCHlEfs,t 10 b.
soldon At extremely low prices V@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

A DJU6TABLE MISUNDERSTANDING,
lot q Adjustsbis Busties. new article, which
ans JOHNSON Z HARDWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

NoTlCE.-Virginis Military Land War
rant No 6t$, for o0 acres issued the 18th Feb
vice 1 Sergeant in the Virginia State line and was
by hun lost Notice L. hereby given that have OBJ
duplicate of the for his heirs and shall
make Application to the Commissioner of the Gene
IN Land 0fce for scrip, In lieu Of said warrant al
the expiration OF three months from this date
-. 49, $50 JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.,s
Jell-lsw3m Attorney for Present Proprietora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

CT0NE JARS FOR PICKLING.-We
~ have on hand large assortment of Stone Jars of
all Sizes for Picklng which are selling at factoty
prices at our Pottery corner of and Cary streets
au22 KEESEE PAIR.
TAYLOR & BROTHERS. ENGLISH
l. MUSTARED in halflb bottles and tin foil pack
ages at l2tl cts, and Issl cts. for sale by 10
q II. j. PICOTs s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE, or Aro-
~ matte Jelly of Figs and Senna.-A simple, pal
atable and eicacious remedy for constipation of the
bowels habitnal costivepess AMI all the various and
disagreeable symptoms caused by irregularty and
neglect of the functions of nature. For sale by
= JN0. w. POLLARD, Druggist.
au Is 18th street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

WILSON'S PURE CIDER VINEGAR
{ " receiving and for sale by
SETnEN A. MILLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01

WATER FILTERS.-We have now in
Store full supply of all size Water Filters Call
and supply yourselves at our Pottery of nth
and Cary streets. -
an tr- a4Ssts ftss~ KEESEE Il pAER.s
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PIANOS, 10.

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
MR.. CLINGMAN ON BRITISH POLICY.

The speech of Hon. 7. L. Clingman which appears in
paper to-day produced profound sensation in the
House when deliverei and will attract large share OF
public attention when read 1t is replec with thought
and abounds in sentiments that will find hearty response
in the American mind. 1t is emphatically American
sIeech and characterized by depth of research and
strength and concusyeness of logic which fail
make impression The remarks of Mr.. Clingman on
the cooe trade worthy of special attention His
posure of the sicky bypocri,ical sentimentay which
sheds tears the condition of the southern slaves
whilst nothing repuve to humanity and Christian
ity in prosecuting the slave trade in white men, is
powerfully exposed We hope he will carry out his pur-
pose of introducing resolution condemnatory of the
cooe traffic, and hope that will be promptly and
generally approved that of Mr. Orr in condemna
ton Of the revival Of the African slave trade Whoever
reads Mr. Cingmans speech will find that there blows
to give well to receive in regard to the slave trade
and that the Judgment of the civilized world may yet be
pronounced against the white slavery of British policy
with unanimity than against the African slave
trade.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR MERRICK.

It is with great regret this morning the
death of Hon. w D. Merrck of Maryland for many years
distinguished member Of the Senate of tho United States
He expired in this city at the residence of his son. Jadge
Merrck Thursday last The Baltimore Sun says "The
deceased served frequently in the State Legislature and
also for six represented Maryland in the Senate Of
the United States AS member OF the legislature he took
prominent part in the Inauguration of the present State
nternalimprovcmen system and in the Senate Mt Wash
ington represented his State with ability and fidelity He
was highly esteemed friend and neighbour and in
a the relations of life noted for his moral worth and
purity of character Though he had in politics been
the old wing school, he yet in the recent mutation of par
ties preferred to act with the democrats and recently
q State senator, stood in that attitude.'
The funeral of Hon. William D. Merrick is postponed
1.-THE members Of his family not having all yet reached the
city, until Sunday afternoon, at "a O'clock when il will
take place at the residence of Judge Merrick on street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
OoNGREss-FRIDAY.

sKSArE.-on motion by Mr.. Wilson, a resolution was
adopted directing the Committee Commerce consider
the expediency of authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to
expend such sums pc may deem necessary not exceed
ing fifty thousand dollars for the further exploration Of
the La Plata river and its tributaries After the usual
morning business the Senate proceeded to the consdera
ton Of private bills until after three o'clock when Mr. Col
lamer remarked that it understood that large fire
raging in the city and, the Senate thin, he
would move adjournment The motion was agreed to-
and accordingly the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF RErREsEErArrvEs-Th whole of this days
session was devoted to the private calendar Some sixteen
bills were disposed OF.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
MM
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.


THREE TRAINS DAILY from BALTIMORE, os Cumberland,
PSI. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave e xcept saa-
day1 SIS NJ with trains fhiladphia
TRAIN JuDcoD) will ~ stations snd
arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock, ~ M. ,r.aH
Cd Th~fN leaves Camden station dn leacsP sun
dnyl At ESQ Wheeling by m connecting M
with oasbus, CINCINNATI Dayton adianaPo-
M. Lofts ,lI Cleveand To do, Detroit, Ceste, - Louis,
Cairo. aud infssVGdiaie points, .saA. -,
a. The EXPRESS TRAiN leaves daily n M connecting
with express rans Cfheana b. Iou Cnfo chlcsso and
and southern places Well nearly wv miles snoe
man BY any The time 10 shsse places also ane
uuaiicd -. 49,; tca;.,. ,oils
passengers nad baggage all points FREE Al,
THROGGi TICKETS win be sold all the large vss N s ne
west possible at The ticket ONCE CainS'
lion, at Washington city. 49,
second class In attached TO inc mail irain.
passengers Washington may rew the enre
road q, die mail train, and lying
over n, Cumberland Oakland They next morning ~
The express rau which leaves Cumberland at 2sO a. m ""a
from Washington have ample meals Wash
bs Is me only route by which through tickets and bssss
checks be obtained In Washington. f
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The iran 645, will stop At all ensi on
and express beyond Fednn9 gong
The mali train leaves VheeHne ~ ~, - VS.
Tbs FREDERICK TRAIN at p M, except sundsyJ
stoppua way Leaves Frederick at A. ms arriving
Tine EILiCoTT,s MILLS TRAIN Camden tasion at
A. m and 3d. Elcoifs Mills at 7Jo asm a"a
49, p M eaeep 0"""'''' W. 8. wooDsIDE,
fan ,7-dG Master Of Transportation
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07

At the close Of its article II remarks ain the past ten
years there has been immense emigration from Ohio to
Illinois love- Minnesota and Nebraska This has been
uniformly the with all The States where lands come to
$50 or $50 per acre and is caused simply by the fact that
il then becomes speculation for farmers to sell out and
commence farms at government price This process
will 70 on for only few years. for the government Is
rapidly parting with oil the good lands It possesses In
the meanwhile the rapid increase Of town population
pensates in part, for the loss Of farmers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
DESTRUCTION OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE

At three o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out in
the upper part of the National Theatre and in few min
afterwards the whole Of this spacious edce was in
flames The alarm quickly communicated to all parts
of the city, and in almost incredibly short space time
engine hose and hook and ladder companies the
spot and engaged in the most earnest and daring efforts
extingush the fire. From the combustibe nature of the
materials within the building the fire spread with the
greatest rapdy and enveoped the whole of the i'm
ediice in of fame. The efforts of the
hremen mainly directed TO the preservation of
the adjoining houses and when add that the
printing and publication offices of the Union were only
separated from the burning edi6ce by alley the
lively interest which felt in their unfagging exertions
may be naturally inferred Fortunately the FIRE was con-
fined to the theatre and although the Union office was
eral times fire, through the we-dreced exertions of
the remen with the generous aid of hundreds of our c
zens, serious injury sustained. We take this
cason to offer most heartfelt thanks to the remen Of
Washington and to the Of kind friends who had
paired to the of conhagraon for their Jealous and
successful efforts to property from the impending
danger
The Old National, it familiarity called in WASH
ngton, although unpretendng in IFS outward appearance
of the largest theatres in the United States
destroyed BY FIRE the 9Th of March, 1885, the
ming after the Inauguration Of President Polk and although
there large audience in the building when the flames
first discovered all escaped without the slightest in
jury. Then now the Union office in imminent dan
ger of destruction from the spreading flames but then as
now, it saved by the SKILL ZEAL and noble daring Of
the iremcn of Washington. -r ..a,Ir
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OFFICIAL.
TAEAsvKT DEPARTMENT.

IhEAEUkF DkrAkrMENT.
November 70 lr5o.
No,,.. l. 49,. L., holders Of stocA loans Of the
In,,sd s,.,.. ~, purchase until
ohtea stateA mat THIS depaf sao .s,,, -. n..vi
the ID Of March next, :" o. soo'o~ ''" ~ Prev
ousiy obtained aud will pay on 70 'he h'e'' seuu
Win one davis additional in,sre money reach
the vendor, the following Of premium SAIL soeHi
For die stock Of lei2, premium OF 10 per
For the Of 1917 1875 premium OF ceshi and
Tor the stock 1885, commonly called Indemnity osks
premium of per cent?
Certificates transmitted TO the Department. under this
lice must be assigned tinted sstes party duty en
tied u receive the proceeds between hereof and tho
day OF January neat current half years intercs, must be
siockhoide 90 Will be payable a. hcso
FORE ponding deduction be made ss Me amount pay
able fcf sse stock.
Payment 10. the assigned transmitted win be made
by dads on the Teasare Boston, New York, %
Al The option parties entitled receive tbs
money which should expressed n c letters accompanying s
certificates. JAMES ooAHNh,
Nov 2a-dtadMa,cba s,sresssy Of the Treasury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
GEN ERAL NEW s.

Mn. DONALD MoKAY.-The Boston Atlas learns that all
Mr. McKays creditors except three four anxious to see
him once more actively employed have agreed take Is
commence business without embarrassment They arc
well aware that his property would pay much more than
this but in consideration of the amount of business
be has brought to this city they willing TO give him
every encouragement to go again. satisfied that il sue
cessful he will pay them dollar for dollar.
We copy the following from the Lexington (ississppi)
Advocate Of the 22d uliimo
"HoMIoIDR-Major Jason d. Gibson was killed in this
place on Friday evening last, by Mr.. John H. Fowkes
The opinion generally to prevail that the killing
was in selfdefence Mr.. Fowkes, however was held 10
bail in the sum Of 900, which he readily gave
LATER IRON MExico.-The following Geographic des-
patch appears in the Baltimore Sun of yesterday morning
"NEw 0RLEASs Feb 6By the arrival of schooner Asia
we have Tsmpco dates the 10th ut, two days later
Trade was entirely suspended and every expec
taton of the town being devastated by the revoutonss
menced depredations by attacking the residence of the
British CONSUL taking hereirom nearly quarter Of mill
lion OF dollars that had been there for safety by num-
Der of merchants The Tampioo people seemed poweres
regards aid Appearances indicated that the revolution
lists have everything their own way"
SINGULAR sreHr--we clip the following from one of
our exchanges:
On Monday, the 10th day OF January Young gentle
man OF New Haven in company with friend entered the
church of DR.. Cleveland the Tontine building The
atmosphere in the church very cold but stream of
warm air still rose from the furnaces the evaporators Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07

We understand that several officers of the navy having
applied to the Secretary of the Navy for court of nqu-
y under the act Of January o 1851 the department has
accordingly ordered court of inquiry to in WASH
ngton the goth Of February instant. The court will
be composed Of Commodores Lavaettc and Srngham and
Captain McCluney.
Although the law authorizes more than court to be
in session at the time yet il understood that the
Secretary does not deem necessary present appoint
more than one. .....
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. !, 1854.

0y-MI IsR.sL JAAEs No. 1872 SCUM 'ee'' rhiaae
pha travelling agent, by wA IT. WELD
JoHs COLLINS JAHKs DEKRsa, j. HAnmrr, JAsKs THos
o. Mex, r. w. MoRRisoH, T. w. wlLEY, WIZ L. wATsRMAS
ALE H. ssoH, D. X mrsrIs, BEK swAs T. AsnNAE and
P Dltta
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BY TELEG RAPH.

4rrioal of The Arica-Threc Days Later from Europe.
NAw YonK Feb 6.-The Cunard steamship Africa, from
Liverpool 9th u.ts, has arrived.
The Swiss difficulty thodgh nomnaly settled will b, re-
ferred to the conference. ,e- a#sE. XXI.
The British China have taken the French Folly fort and
1efe at last accounts again bombardipg Canton.
The ship Confederation, from Philadelphia, had been
wrecked in the Mersey.
The British fact had captured the forts OF Buireand the
island Of Karnack in the Persian Gulf.
1t was rdmored that the Russians had occupied Asacan
The London Herald annornces that cabinet council
held the 2st and Il subject of Redistribution Of the
cabinet discussed and that offers for another crs"
made weeks ago. Among other changes it is said
that Gladstone will be replaced in the exchequer.
The merchants the principal commercial cities in France
have appealed to the Emperor in behalf of the French c
who suffered by the destruction Of Greytown by the
American soop ofwar Cyane. @,f"a ~"
The Liverpool cotton market SITTER but prices
auoaby unchanged though circulars claim advance
OF "A. Sales of the week Ill 500 bales. p. -
Breadstus were dull and the quotations show change
since the depar ure of the Baltic. - . ..
Money slightly easier. Consols for money 93l5 a
o., and for account 931s a o3Ms ,Ha#
American stocks unchanged except that Illinois Gen.
trail showed an advancing tendency. 1r....s..
a1s .s sE .# = TIE Ohio Riper.
PrrrspuRe, Feb The river has risen nine feet and
there break up of the ice in the river below At
Wheeling the ice has moved and gorged below.
CrScIrNAr Feb. b.-The ice moved this morning about
two miles, and has gorged again. The steamers Gipsey A.
w. Quarter, and James Watt sunk. The Quarter
had cargo Of groceries, which is badly damaged.
New RrcHMoNp, Feb. S.The ice has moved off and prob
ably gorged below. River rising fast
.m..-s The Mssissippi. .s .a. ..araa So.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5The ice moved again this morning.
The hull of the steamer Grace Darling was STAYED The
river rising slowly and the longer.
The opened yesterday from Evansville to New Orleans
Weather warm. Fr. #s.0.H e..
h.
" Markets. s...an ... .# "r.|
NEwYonK, Feb Cotton is firm the steamers advices
had Of 1900 bales. Flour tends downward
sales of 10 900 bb State Sc 35 SO southern 81 90
Wheat is steadysaes of 1000 bushels red 81 60 white
81 80. Corn msaes of bushels mixed 80 rs
Pork steadymess SCI u.s. Beef unchanged repacked
$I5 Sis 75 Lard is firm at 1874 cents Whkey is steady
Ohio 70 cents Coffee is quiet; Rio loS cents Sugar is
rmOrleans l01s cents Moasses is quiet Orleans so cts
Spirits turpenne steady at 50 50 cents Tobacco firm
Kentucky IL II cents. Rice dull at 81 as cents
Freights are irregular. 0S
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07

KANSAS "RKLEr"We have at last something definite In
regard to the areef" furnished by the New Hampshire
freedom shriekers" the Kansas sufferers. 1t appears Ia
the last number of the Independent Democrat in the
Of card signed by Rev. Me- Lovejoy and his wife, dated
at Lawrence Kansas January 5. They cay that the nsu,
tofdp received by them from New Hampshire is follows
"Onc tick comforter two pair sheets pair ladies'
shoes two pair drawers flannel shrtsD Here we have
the "sum ioal received from New Hampshre What has
become of the remainder Of the funds including those cash
contributions which Fogg has received II is about time
TO bave report that subiecN ew Hampshire Patriot
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-07

DARrNooR rRIsoSKRs-It seems that the statement re-
Gently published that the only survivor of the Dartmoor
prisoners nephew of "Mad Anthony Wayne is in
correct The Springfield Republican gives the names of
Two now living in Christopher Smith,
OF Hadey; the other, Jonathan Lander, Of Greenfield
Inc Boston Transcript mentions others both residents
OF Massachusetts. These VIM Bsiy, OF Germantown
and Isaac Novel; of Newburyport Besides these there
one other survivor residing at Baltimore
Washington Union
Another survivor of the Darmoor prisoners is living in
'ns town--Mr Timothy Gilbert formerly postmaster at
th place under Mr. Polk and present register Of Pas
quoank county Mr. g. s SO years Of age but still en-
Joys vigorous health The Union win find the name of Mr.
" on Its subscription hook Democratic IN C) Pioneer.