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The New York Tribune, which omits no oeca-
sion when Southern men send challenges 10 de-
noance the practice Of duellng, abuses Gen. Har-
new in regular fshmarket style, for the course
n. saw 6t 10 pursue With reference 20 the chal.
,enre of Col Sumner. II also abuses the Secreta.
~ Of War for disagreeing from the sentence OF the
Court Martial which acquitted Col. Sumner, aud
declares that both Harvey and Secretary Floyd
are disgraeed men. To be pronounced disgraced
men by that pink Of chivalry, tho New York Tri
hane, IL horrible TO think Of. We don't know how
Harvey and Floyd can survive such an attack
There Is no other than for each one of them
10 call cut this new disciple OF the duello, the ed
tor of the Tribune, and give him chance to illus
trate 20 the world his conception Of honor aud
manhood
We are not sufficiently appriscd Of the circum
stances of the quarrel between Harvey aud sum
ner 10 venture an opinion the merits OF the dis
pute. But, one thug is certain, Gen. Harvey
needs appeal tosthe duel, TO establish his cou-
rage. II there IL man In the army who has
more reputation than any other for daredevil
proves, Harvey is the man. In the battle field
his name 10 a tower Of strength to his cause, and
his presence, always In the front Of the fight, q
terror to the stoutest foe. A man who has been
Graded In battle, who is as familiar with hostile
bayonets as Greeley with his types and composing
stick, and who has been the target for cannon and
bombshelis. could scarcely require an additional
demonstration Of courage in encouutering the pop
Of single pistol.
We are pleased that Gen. Harvey has conformed
90 the regulation OF the service, which forbid duel
ling, and set an example TO his subordinates Of
obedience to law, rs well TO common sense and
humanity. Let the officers Of the army establish
their chivalry on the battle fields Of their country
n stsruer test Of heroism than private combats
with their own comrades.
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xHLEoHAPHIC NHW6.
IMPORTED ron rHE DAILY prspArUH
ConeresaionaI proceedings.

WASHINGTON. March 19-Snuts.-The following
resolutions. submitted by Mr.. Gwin, was consider
ed and passed.
Resolref, That the Secretary OF War be requested
to communicate TO the Senate what steps have
been taken, II any. to punish the parties impiica
ted in the massacre Of one hundred and eighteen
emigrants to California, at Mountain Meadows, IN
the Territory of Utah.
Mr.. Seward presented petition of citizens Of
New York, IN favor of the prompt extinction OF
slavery
The consideration Of the bill for the admission
of the State Of Kansas into the Union, was resumed
and Mr. Foster, Of Connecticut, addressed the sen
ate.
fko'ss.-The Army bill, reported by MT quit
man, from the Committee on Military Affairs, was
passed. The bill provides for one regiment oil
mounted men for the defence of the Texas IRON,
tier, and four regiments of volunteers for general
service.
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North and south.

Mr. CRITrRSpgS Of Kentucky, in a late eloquent
speech In the Senate, said he was much gratified
in learning from Southern and Northern speakers
the comparative resources of the two sections Of
our country. The Senator from South Carolina
had detailed the resources of the South and the
Senator from Maine had given those Of the North.
and while listening to them it seemed to him, (Mr
CRIrrESDIS,) that this was the most natural
Union in the world. If either of these sections
were apart, 1t would make nation of which any
man may be proud to be citizen. What a mag
nifcent UnioR exclaimed Mr. CRITrESDEs, makes
aciea yop put boti togetlisr
The patriotic Senator from Kentucky concluded
by an eloquent appeal for the Union. 1t is
speech worthy the better days of the Repu Bile.
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THE ALBION, a Weekly Newspaper,

b.,
L published every Saturday morning, in the city
of New York and devoted to News, Politics and Ge-
The ALBION having been in existence more than
one third of century, is widely known throughout
the British North American Prov. and the Uni
lei States as a thoroughly independent Journal
lis nayes are largely orcunied with The cream =,
English Periodical Literature, and the best crit
cisms furnished by the press. To these are added
such notices the current events of tbs day as are
deemed to be tf interest to circle of intelligent
readers The wholefurnshCs it is believed a Va u
able weekly budget of information and entertain
ment.
PREMIUM ENGRAvIvGs
Subscribers, on pa, rDcnf of the annual subscrin-
ton (six dolars} entitled to one OF the engra.
wings, Issued annually and expressly for their use
For the ear 1858. the publishers have the plea sure
OF oil, ann3nnc S p}rtralt ct DR. KANE At THE
This carefully prepared print is entirely in line,
and from sketch made expressly for the purpose
gentlemans family, rrpres ,nts DR. Kane in bis sea-
skin dress, and the period illustrated is thus re-
corded III the Doctors own narrative:
II still talking pr, jects with Cantan
Penny, when a messenger was reported, making all
speed to us over the ice. he news he brought was
thrilling Graves. Capt. Penny, graves Frank
ticn Capt. DE Haven, Capt Penny Commander
Phillips and myself, joined by party from The Res
the loose and rugged slope that extends from Beechy
to the shore, Came, after weary walk to the crest
of ns snS Here i'd the
graves made after the old orthodox fashion Of grave
stones at home"
Tho engrav ng for ls57, was a portrait of the FLO
RENCE NIGHTINGALE.
The following ALBION Engravings also on
hand
Chalons Queen Victoria
Lucas's Prince Albert
Stuorts Washington
Mattcsons Benjamin Franklin
Allan's Sir Walter Scott
Cones First Trial by Jury
Buckler's st. Paufs. London
Landseers Dignity and ImpudenCc
Wilkes Coumbus Propotnding his Theory of a
New World
Wandosfurde's Mary. Queen of Scots
Iaudseers Return from Hawking
Hcrring's Three Members of the Temperance So
ciety
The Falls of Niagara.
RN- Subscriptions TO This established md valua-
BILE journal received by p. b. PRICE.
NH 20-3t BOOKSELLER opposite American Hotel
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To rnK GoYERnoR ANp MEMpERs OF zee

observation-disclosures 0Ys-F Rsli OYSTERS we.
the undersigned Oytter traders now In this port.
have been informed personally and through the pub
lie papers. that oyster are worth one dollar per
busbei on heir natural beds Az er the labor, trou.
fle and expense Of one. two and three years, and
freighting them to this market. we would be happy
10 sell them for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bushei and
warrant them in goe order, fat and well favored -
All members in favor of the proposed 0y ster Law
now before the Legislature, will please call on board
Of either of tho undarsigneds vessels, now In the
show them some of the finest oysters ever roasted.
JNO WYATT, HENRY IRBY,
WMp WALLACE JuHN T FLETCHER,
JAS HOPKINS. MI WILLIAMS
SMITH DRUMMOND, BP PHILLIPS
sIsTL ] WHITE, JNO A BASSETT
NH
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DIED.

In this city. at 81 O'Clock, Thursday evening the
18th inst FRANK. only son of 4. II. l.. and Lizzie
NJ. TIghe.
The friends and relations of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from st; Panls
church this morning, Saturday ut 10 O'Clock
On yesterday morning. (Friday) at 10 o'clock
JOHN FIELDING, Youngest child of Joshua G. and
Sarah A. Cary, AGED 5months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
res occny invited to attend his funeral at the res
iGence of his father. on Brooke Avenue, Lear God
din's Tavern at 10 o'clock this morning.
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THE SPRING.


H#<6 Our Spring Goods are now beiBg f-A
7opsnod. We invite ouf friends ard ihe public
to insp CT til,ln.
The sclecfion has lie. n male in the North upder
orr own supervision. and confidently assert lat
our stock Is cheap, choice and elegant ~ can be
procured any where.
Uf every article new In the MARKET We have laid
in samples. CT STRAW GOODS, whether lor Gen
temen. Misses or Boys wear. have an elegant
~ crfment and we can furnish in the NJ I.k AND
SOFT HAT LINE. the very prim a, article. over
our store we have opened handsome NAkkkOaN
for the WHOLESALE BUSINESS. and We invite
Country Merchants 10 Wait IL, assuring them thai
prices viii bc as low 10 Is possible TO NJ III M
Thankful for the couragement and kind pairno-
age Nc have received We respectfully solicit con
tinuanee from the public.
KELLY a MASON.
No lo7 Main street. I'd door from i4th street
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GOOD NEWS FROM FLoRIDA-BILLY BOW
LEGS AGREES TA EMlGRATE.

SAVANNAH, March 19-Advices from Jackson
VILE Fla state that Major Rector succeeded in in
ducing Billy Bowlegs. JuMper, and several OF the
principal men of the different bands to GENE and
hold ''talk," which ma. resulted in Bowlegs
agreeing to emigraie with his tribe on the terms
proposed by government.
The friendly Indians, in their scouts, failed to
find the hostile Indians. The latter. discovering
the white flags, came into camp without soiicita'
tinn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On. WIN. PASSWORDS expects to preach
NJ Bethel Meeting House, 18th street Union Hill on
SUNDAY next, at VI O'clock A. NJ, and at III o'ck,
r. NJ PROPHECY IL selected ~ the subject OF the
m srning discourse The attention OF our citizens Is
invited TO those addresses affording them an op
portunty Of hearing the grand and stirring evenx
sf ths ft1ture discfrsed
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my THE LADIES OF THE USIrRp PRES

nYTERfAy CHURCH. will open SALE of USEFUL and
FANCY ARTICLES at the Lecture Room, on tighth
street hetwten Grace and Franklin, on MONDAY:
the 22d inst at o'clock, p NJ, to be continued til
Thursday night.
Tables of Refreshments will he abundantly sup
piled an constantly attended. for the accommoda
ton otthose Who may patronize them, through each
dav aud evening.
The proceeds oftbe sale with the exception Of one
of the tables) will be applied to the support OF the
Dopestic Missions in VIRGINIA. under direction OF
the DOMESTIC MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF RICHMOND
The patronage of the community is respectfully 80.
liCit d. NH s0-t25th
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Fort orRichmond No. Oh l9-Hgh Water so o'c't

Fort Of l2ichmond, M Oh 19-Righ Water so oc'oc
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdze and
pa ssengcrs. Ludlam Watson.
steamer Belyidere, keene, Baltimore, mdze, Lud-
lam 4 Watson.
Schr Ciailego, Smith, New York. mdze. d & W
CuTrie
Schr II L Orcott, Powers, Attskapas, sugar and
mulasses Dunlop, Moncure Co.
Schr D Herbert. Myers, James River, wheat, 1hos
Branch.
Schr Spirit of the Times, Glover, White Point
gravel, John Viles & Co
Lighter New York. Conorer. James River lumber
Whitiock & Son. and others
SAILED,
Schr Farnsworth, -, New York mdze, Roht
Rankin.
Schr Baltimore. Phillips, Washington. via Port
WalthaIi, coal
schr Margaret. Grren, Halifax, -four. Bacon q
Baskerville
schr Carrie, Chopper Washington. via Port Wal.
thall, coal
Soop David Van Mama. Sqnires. from New York
fJr York River, Na capsiZ-d aud sunk Thursday
morning, of the Quarantine Station. Captain and
crew rescued.
Schr Travers. Sheldon, for Petersburg, cleared
at Baltimore Is h.
Schr Chieftain, Rhodes, fIom Rockland for Rich.
mcnd, arrived at Portland 10Th inst.
Schrs Wythe. TuttIc, for Richmond, and J For
sythe, holmes, for City Point. clear, at New York
18th inst
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LOST.

+ 0ST-Between st. James Church, and
II 9,h and Main street, Monday evening. oT
Tuesday morning lat. y BUCKSKIN PURSE, con-
tanning between ss5 and si0-two $40 Notes and the
balance in gold. reward Cf s. will be paid for the
retui n Of the same TO this Office. -
NH 20-itE THOMAS FITTOS.
I OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for. receiving two Bonds. Nos ~ and
81, of $500, each with Coupons attached Of the Str-
ginia Central Railroad Company. as said Bonds are
our property and have been misiaid or losi
ia dit HAXAiI 4 co.
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UDGELORJNG RENOy

BosroS, March 19--Gov Banks has removed
Judge Loring, in accordance with the address
adopted by the Legislature. This act was coca
stoned by his judicial obedience to a law of the
United States.
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A AMUSEMENT.
"GYMNASTICS.r
. 4 s-tl .4nnN a. r.ssns. m =

y II
intend on the lat April next, 20 0pen class for
boys, at my Gymnasium on Marshall street, between
5th and 9th streets. All pupils TO be engaged for
the course of three months Application tor = Inn
tied number ~ pupils may he made 20 me at the
Gymnasium from to 6 o'clock in the afternoon
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited 10
witness the exercises
mhs-im* T. KEMPER, Proprietor.
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Books AND PREsESTS.-GrFT Book STORE, No. 1914
OPPOSITE AMERICAN HoTEL.-If you feel that gol(
watch, fine locket, a nice pin, or other handsome
ornament would be desirable; and. also, that yor
would like to read the late publications. and the
best standard authors, but are unwilling to divert
money for the purchase of both, to the Gift Book
Store. This is a channel through which each desire
MAY he fyrnfifiad 2t
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M ETROPOLITAN HALL, RIonNoSD.

.H-F NIGHTS 0NLT
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING March o.
So Doors open at 7, C, III hence at - O'clock
PRICE OF ADMISSION:
Reserved Seats the lower - cents
UnreseTved seats and Gallery..................25
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ApiffFRfseE-The ieayenworth Kansas CORES
ponoent OF the st. Louis Leader says that the free
sase vote Tor delegates TO the constitutional con-
'en'ion 10 that city, amounted to $50 against lI9s
poiied Tor State officers on January 18th last.
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sEN AT0Rs nAvIs ANn FITZPATRICK.

WASHINGTON, March 19.--IIon. Jefferson Davis.
of Mississippi, and Hop. Benjamin Fitzpatrick, OF
Alabama, who have been unable to attend to their
senatorial duties recently by reason of Illness, are
convaescent.
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FRANK LESLIE, FOR APRIL.-We have received from
Messrs b. y. jacques Co, newspaper and per iod-
ioal dealers, III Broad street. copy of Frank Les
lies new Family Magazine for April. 1t is pro-
fusely illustrated, and has all the inteilige nee
about the fashions
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PHTHIsIs.-The attention of physicians is solicited
to the and valuable preparations of the Hf PO-
PHOSPHITES of Lime. Soda. Potassa, Iron and
Ammonia. so succPssf lily used by DR. John Francis
Churchill, of Dublin. in the treatment of coaGrme}
phtiSS and here ttJercUttr disease developed.
We have the dry salts Of these preparations. and al
so the COMPOUND SYRUP of the HYRD-PH0S-
PHITES of Lime Soda, POTASH and Iron IN combi-
nation. presenting a most elegant and agreeable
mode of administration, not offensive to the most
delicate.
MEADE BAKER Pharn aceutsts
IS6, n. W. corner Of Main and 10th SITS,
NH l9- dl2tcwit Richmond Va.
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TORONTO March 1s-Darcey Magee delivered an
address before the St. Patrick Association here
yesterday. The mob attacked the house. broke
the windows, and fire arms were used with fatal
effect.
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Ees, ARMoRY SUNDAY SCHoOL.-The
repairs to the room in which this School has been
held having been completed, it will be recommended
next SUNDAY afternouD at O'Clock. T. achers and
scholars will please try to be in attendance punctu
ally and in force. BY the kindness of the Captain
the room has been reitted and greatly improved
and will be hereafter comfortable.
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REMOVAL OF JupsE LoRIsG--The address for the
removal Of Judge Loring passed the Senate of Mas.
ssehusetts by vote of "a to II. 1t had previously
passed the House The address requests the Gov
erner, who alone has the power, to make the re.
moyal
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ny THE THIRTY-FIFTH annual meet
ing of the Medical Society of Virginia will be held
in the city OF Richmond, on the fourth THURSDAY
(22d) of April next Delegates will be chosen TO re-
pre- sent the State Society in the American Medical
Association, which will meet in Washington, the
ensuing week. WM " PARKER,
NH l7-2aWiw Secretary.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday. the 18th instant, at Clay, street
Chapel, by the Rev. f 4. Petersen. Mr. WILLIAM LAM
SMITH, daughter Of the late Frederick 7. Smith, eli
Il This City =
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NoT1cK TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DspsrcB must be handed
an hy SIR o'csock De afternoon. in order TO appear
the mex, day, heheavy pressure Of advertisements
ur.,a the columns Of our paper win not admit Of
,he,, reception after the honr named
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EAST TENNESSEE TsLrGRAPH.-Dr. Morris, presj
dent OF the Richmond and Abingdon Telegraph
Company, is making arrangements for the con-
strnet'on OF a line from Bristol, via Knoxville, to
chattanooga, Tenn. board of Directors has
been chosen, with John J. Craig, Esq, of Knox
vile, "a President
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lNsURAECE.-We ask those who take an
intere.t in LIFE INSURANCE. to examine the
STATEN ENT we advertised in this paper, showing
the unprecedented prosperity of the MUTUAL BE-
NEFIr LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" Pros
pecJus and full reports to the lst Of January, 1885,
will be given gratis at our office No q Pearl st.
NH Ig-3t KNOWLES Il WALEORD
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RA- Since TYLER & Co. commenced taking like
at 39 Main street, year since, they have
Worn out three stair oil cloths sets of carpet in
their gallery and operating rooms, and spen: over
5000 for advertising. Think of the rash they have
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO cAsAL.--At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, held at Washington Thursday
Lawrence J. Brengle, Rsq. Of Frederick, Md,
was chosen president and board Of directors ap.
pointed. The salary Of the president was reduced
from 400 to 1890.
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Row IN TIRE NEw YORK AssEMBLY.-In the New
York Assembly, at Albany, on Thursday morning,
Hessrs. Delaney and Chatfield became involved In
aqnarrei, when the latter seized tho former by
The throat and held him till he became black In
the face. The bystanders prevented further blows,
hut they were parted with mach difficulty.
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AGENCY In NOR FOLK,

WIN y. POSTER, fso is the Agent for the DAftr
pisparcu in Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
there having Increased 10 an extent demanding per
sona attention TO its distribution the collection Of
Anes nc
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ST. PArRIcK's DAY IN ToRoNTo.-A serious roy
occurred in Toronto, Canada, on the 18th, in the
Irish procession In honor OF ST. Patrick. One man.
named Matthew shehan is supposed to be fatally
stabbed and number OF others were seriously in
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f6gn WHO WANTS GARDEN SEEDS p
WARING & PEARCE,
NH on-1t Corner 4th and Broad SITS.
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By HENRY W. QUARLEs.-Ladies' Auc
ton ale Of JEWELRY at No 81? Main st EVERY
MORNING THIS WEEK, commencing at II oclk.
NH lS-3t HENRY QUAkLES, Auct.
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h~GEoaGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 23l on Main, between 9Th and 9Th
1treets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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NoTIcE.-I take this method ofreturn-
inq my sincere thanks to the firemen, neigh5ors
md others who by their promptness aud untirlng
rxprtions saved my property from total destruction
on the 18th inst. ox,,,,,
NH 28-Itx JOHN u UOhhLEs.
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Right Rev. Bishop Magili, of Richmond, deiv-
cred an eloquent and interesting address before
the st. Pa'rck Benevolent Society, in Charleston
S. c., on Wednesday last.
James NJ. Campbell has been convicted of forge
nv at Manchester, Tenn.
Rev. W. C. Robb, presiding elder of the M. f.
Church, in Memphis, Tennessee, died suddenly a
few days ago.
German named Charles Hoffman Yves knocked
down by two unknown ruffians, in New Orleans
on the 10th inst, and barbarously mutilated The
details of the case are shocking beyond parallel.
The steamboat Eclipse sold at auction in
New Orleans, on the 18Th inst, for something
over $40 900.
Charles + Jacobs, member Of the Parodi Opera
Troupe, professionally known Signor Carlo
Jocopi. died in Havana on the 2Sth ult., Of vel
low fever
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

e. Ambrotypcs from IS cents to So, at TYLER
Co.'S Steam Gallery, l39 Main street.
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h9% Who WANTS GARDES SEEDS p
Landreth's fresh and genuine for sale by
WARING h PEARCE,
NH 20-lt Corner 4th and Broad.
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