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- rur PUBLIC RrAp THIS. :

LET THE PUBLIC Rad THIS
49, Mrssss. Ep,roRs In your issue 81 the ,r -
inst noticed communication ~ ~ ~. s,snser who
,neraninonsy mndsgtskes the championship OF
!" Andrews Gas Lamp" and comp1rsss ,.st The gen
,asmsns Jisi1srssfsd magnaninty with the silent
contempt which al such raipsble venaany ,s,"an Of
this c,ty VIC VAS somswhat inquisive coucsrning
The relative merits Of the two lsg' b by right to the
after Mace Tor the sale OF said lamps from MI AN
'ie"' "PArERsos. N. j., January y; IL, isss s,b
aDr.p s,n have received your note q tne g ~,
inst asking about the durability Of Andrews ,, "a
tent burner would say y t aaasty. have put
siam 10 lamps and they have been well pleased with
thom as far giving good Light anu ps ar Sor
Tha r,ound TOP ones give cut first. About fco or
hrse weeks is long as they will last: Inc sluars
have had them returned, burned out In month -
I have not recommended them to any one since they
have e ha az to pay
hundred and fifty dollars for the right Of sale, which
| will mot do II yeu about bu,ing the right Of
Them take my advice and have nothing TO DO with
bility They told me when was buying the right
of them that the burners would last for a lifetime,
and warranted them as such. so have had 10 take
them all back again. If You want to know thing
more about them. write to me and shall be happy
person being taken in with them.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES DUNAlNb.
To Justify all the statements have heretofore
made, concerning our Lamp. enclose the following
testimonial signed by few of the many citizens Of
Richmond who have used our Lamp
W.. The undersigned, citizens of Richmond and vi
entity having used Danford Baily's Patent Nom
Explosive, Self-Generating Gas Lamp during the
last weeks hereby express thcpleasure We receive
In giving our testimony towards the beauty and
power of its light the proportionate economy OF its
consumption durability of the burner, and the en-
tire safety Of the whole lamp. It is aaeqaoiied in
the light 1t gives, by any other lamp In use, and
may well challenge comparison with the regular
coal gas light since IL surpasses it in its mellow
adaptation to the sight and in point of quantity Of
light there is little, If any difference.
L. MARKENS, WIN. II. BRIGGS,
(0ptician.) LYLE FOSTER,
DR.. JOHN DOVE, WIN. ST0RIE.
(by lady) MOORE& WEIsIGER,
p. d. MCKINNEY, A. BURNETT.
JAMES NJ. BIBB, H. R0SENFELD,
(by lady,) = P; s0UTHALL.
E. MATHEWS. JOHN CANNON.
NJ CUNNINGHAM. GEORGE wOODFIN.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT w. II. STITH,
g. W. ENGLISH, C. s. DORSEY.
Office and Depot No. 69 Main street. Richmond.
H4r County and State Right for sale:
ia 22-2t* Ill. DANFORD W,
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THLH0RAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY pIsPATCH.
pe0crrpINgs OF CONGRESS.

PkOCEEDlNdS VI CoNohEco. 49,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.--iSnate. COMMITTEES ,l.,,
on Public Lands reported back the Homes!eaa p'i.
which was ruled tho special order for the ON Vi
February. ..a n
The Committee on Military Affairs reported
bill to increase the army, by adding men ana soa
panies to each regiment Except artilieryj
Of Increasing the number of regiments
call was made on the Secretary OF war ror ~
Inmates of the sums due volunteers IN the
service. u,.a
Mr.. Doolitties resolution, ordering the present.
ton of medal to Commodore Pauidlng, ~. .a..ad
conduct in arresting Gen. Walker, was consioere"'
and debate ensued thereon. "a.
Houe-The Committee on Ways ana neahs Ia
ported appropriation bills for fortincations' asa
for the naval civil, legislative, executive anu
ciary branches; also bill to supply ths Il i
stated that there is now due, for paper Alone
OO0 .ho n G
The bill altering the time OF holding the Y; e
Co.. ,n Snn,h Carolina was passed; also, the Sc
nate bill extending the time for naval on nrd =
grieved by the action Of tho hetlr,ng ,bs 9TH q
make application for restoration, until tne IN :"
ApriI.
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SAD CASE OF INSANITY AND DEATH.-The funeral
of Miss Emily Gardner, late teacher in one of the
primary schools in Roxbury, who died on Monday
took place yesterday afternoon. The circumstan-
attending the death of this young lady were of
. peculiarly painful character. She came before
the school committee a short time since, at the
quest of several members, who wished TO promote
her from the office of teacher in the primary school
to the grammar school. OF an exceedingly ner-
vOus organization, she was sensibly affected by
the examination as to become insane, and died
from the effects of an over excited mentality. The
deceased predisposed to insanity. Several
members of her family have been similarly affiict-
ed.-BOst0n Jour, 15u..
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TIE HoS. Hrmr wIsrra DAvIs.--This gentl

Tue HOE HrnY WINTER DAyIs.-This gentleman
has been invited by the Societies Of the University
70 dslivsr the annual adore % At the conclusion Of
the session In July. He has accepted the invita-
Sion. From reports that reach Us from Charlottss-
villa, there ID much dissstsfscton at the selection
sad soms trouble brewing, on account of want OF
copAdsnce II Mr.. DAvis's fealty to Southern sensi
zasnt and policy. The South, of yesterday, has a
sharp article on the subject, dsprecating verv
earnestly the selection Of the honorable gentleman
b The Societies. IL ID to DO regretted that there
ekeuld BE- ~ appointment Of any gentleman not
entirely acceptable; bnt such an appointment hav.
Tar been nsAs, IL b not easily unmsde. Mr.. DAVIS
~ esrta1nly done some strange thisgs for South
srn man; bat they we're on record long before the
yonag gentlemen who bad the honor TO bsstow,
coz SIRED II upon him.
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s- EoTIcE. Literary Societ

n1- EoTIcE.-The Literary Society Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, meet every
SATURDAY evening, at their hall. In Goddin's
Building. sktst
and occasional 0rstions and Essays constitute the
exercises.
The young men OF the city are particularly invi
ted TO attend, whether members Of the Association
or not.
The following question will be debated ON SAT.
URDAY evening" January sd: WAS the career Of
Cromwell beneficial TO the welfare Of England :"
BY order of the Soeietv.
in 22-2t* SAMUEL SlNT0N, Sec pro tenn
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WANTED TO HIRE-For the Coal
w Mines, able bodied Men, to work on the sur
face and underground. Also, few Laborers for the
Coke Yards, in this city. r,o > ,,,,nr,, A..
j
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The Statue upon tho Monument.

The equestrian statue Of Washington was raised
to the top of the monument yesterday; but owing
70 some characterization as to the dimensions of
some Of the holes or fastenings, or the distance
between Them it could not be lowered to it's place
and was left resting upon timbers, until the neees
sary alterations made. One thing 10 now clear.
that In size and height the shaft is entirely too d.
ninutiye for such . colossal statue.
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s~~ LEWIS l.. SMITH,

SOLE AGENT FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN. AND
Book NEwsPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEALER,
No Is2 Mum street nearly opposite he BaRks.)
Richmond, VA.
Having taken the store located as above. and en-
gagged In the Newspaper aud Periodical business upon
INV own account shall be pleased to supply my
old patrons aud the public generally. with any thing
in my line
shall receive regularly all the Boston New York,
Philadepha and Baltimore Daily and Weekly NelcS-
pdlrs and Magazines, and will deliy; them prompt
~ to Subscribers in any part of the city. or send
them by mail TO the country.
No trouble or expense will be spared TO get the
Papers and Magazines through in due time 30 that
those who favor me with their custom may depend
upon bring serred fttithfatiy.
embrace this opportunity to thank the citizens Of
bestowed upon me in by.gone days and respectfully
solicit rene sal of their avors being determined TO
merit them if promptness dispatch, and strict atten
ton to business will accomplish il.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
No lS2 Maiu street, nearly opposite the Banks.
80
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THE CASE OF THOMAS WASHINGTON SMITH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21-The application of Miss
Mary Z. Smith, for the delivery Of her brother,
Thomas W. smith, (lately acquitted of the murder
of Carter on the ground of insanity into the Gus
tody of his friends, argued in Court this morn
ing Medical testimony was adduced to show that
confinement in lunatic asylum would result in
his speedy death, while the careful attention of
his friends might restore him to health. The
Court decided to give him into his sisters charge,
but required bonds in the sum of 5000 that he
should be restrained, by seclusion or otherwise,
from the commission of any offence.
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RlHR0An AHGIDENT

CORNING, N. Y, January 20-The Express train,
which left New York last evening on the Erie road
was thrown from the track, about two miles east
of this place, by broken rail. Several passen-
gers were slightly bruised but not seriously
enough to prevent them from proceeding on their
journey.
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DEap.--M. Charles Lagrange, the well.known
Red Republican, has just died at the Hague after
a long and painful illness. He played leading
part in the insurrection at Lyons in the reign of
Lous Philippe, and it is believed that it was he
who in the events of February, 1s4s fired the pis-
toll on the Boulevard des Capucines which led
to the killing of number of people by the SOL
diers; which act, it may be remembered, precipi-
tated the revolution, the dead having been placed
on carts and paraded on the BouleVards, amidst
the cry of "Vengeance" When the Republic was
established, he was elected to the Constituent
Assembly, and was subsequently returned by the
Twelfth reimbursement Of Paris to the Legislative
Assembly. After the coup detat of December,
1851, he was exiled and remained in exile to his
daath
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The Hospital Laws.

Among the measures Of partial reform, which
ought to receive the immediate attention of the
national legislature 10 an alteration Of the Hospi
tal Laws for ssamen. At present, the smallest boy
In the merchant marine, who receives only five
dollars month, pays his twenty cents q month
into the hospital fund, and the best paid captain,
With his tvo hundred dollars a month, pays no
more This glaring inequality and injustice ought
70 Be rsuedied
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,,r, - ycTIoNs N KANSAS.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 2l-The Democrat mas o .iaa.
.tnrns of both elections in Kansas, over the
tnre of Gov Denver. The result Oh the lIs' e''''
ton is stated as follows. ana
For the Constitution with slavery, Dill,
For the Constitution without slavery. oos
The election ON the 4th of January. 1t If stated
resulted in the of all the free state
,'v an AVERAGE majority of4l5. The Senate stands
* TO- state men. Democrats; the House, % free
state men, Is Democrats. The majority against
ths Iecompton Constitution on the 4th January,
is put down by the Democrat at 10 2Zo.
II ia alleged that frauds were perpetrated IN Ok
sarn shawnae and Kickapoo counties.
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THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The apprehensions for the
safety of the steamship Ariel, now over twenty
days out from Havre, have been relieved to some
extent by the rumor that she put back disabled
The report is probably correct but there is ne pos
tive information ON the subject.
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v<n Tar ON F.uIIv Crocx-

by Samuel 4 Rockwell, from England to the Town
Of Hampton, Va, in i760. bought by the Great
Grandfather Of the subscriber in 1864, has been
running regularly turning out the day Of the month
except when hid In cuddy, to prevent being stolen
by the British. just before the seige at forktown
For the last 81 years has been in the house. she LETT
for this city. Now, the subscriber wishes 20 say,
that il there are eight ten YOUNG GENTLEMEN
who would like TO be regulated BY thus OLD time
sonable terms, ON Fourth street, between Grace
and Franklin, by ,n,y
ja2l-3t$ MRS. MARY A. hlhhf.
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Ri" KITTERs NEW TRUSS AND SUI
amino this Truss The principle is entirely new,
and it supports the rupture in easy and cOmforta-
BILE manner. Ii can be worn with much less incon-
venenCe than the ordinary trusses; and for light
ness durability and comfort il Is unequaled. -fny
lpO 7ccdrS IF these TtSSeS Gacs UiH lcedr no
other. Also RITTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
a very simple but admirable article A full assert
ment for sale by
w PETERSON. Druggist,
Corner of 18th and Main streets
ia2l-2m Richmond, Va.
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DECISION AGAINST AN AMERICAN VEssEL.-The
French papers per steamer America report that
the court in the case of the collision of the steam
or Lyonnais ind the American bark Adriatic, rem
dered decision against the latter, condemning
the captain to pay damage and costs.
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BURNING OF A LARGE FLOUR MILL.

mill ia this place, owned by Messrs. Mass Man
warning, was destroyed by fire, together with all
its contents last night The mill caught fire from
a furnace. The amount of the loss is $4,000, and
the insurance about 81 ,000
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TIE ELoPEMENr CASE IN NEW foRK.-The Tay-
Tor elopement continues to attract the atten-
ton of the scandal-mOngers in New York. 1T came
up again in court on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Geo.
Taylor, the young man whose wife is kept from
him, was in Court, but the lady was non est. All
hands, however, were destined to disappoint-
ment, the Judge ordering postponement OF pro
ceedings till Thursday.
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l6r Powers IMpERrAL AMBRorYpRs

AND FAIR FAMED PHoroGKAPBs.-PowERs il now the
oldest established Art ST in thi. city Others have
come and hourished foi time, but have long since
broken up and gone away for the want OF business
TODD. while LOWERS, business has been on the in
crease from year 10 year. until now he is the on
business-I5i Main street. ia22-2t%
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HENRICO LIGHT ORA
E,n G00NS-psrade at the Fair Grounds in
EAHt full uniform, on SATURDAY, the 3Jtll II
~ january. at II O'clock, A. VI.
By order of Col DAVIS.
in a1-ta II n SMITH n 9
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LAST ACT OF GOV. POLLOCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2O-The last act of Gov. Pol
lock was the pardoning of John Capie, who six
years since was implicated with Emmons in kill
ing man in street brawl in Southwark.
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For tho week ending Friday, January ~ ]" now
ready. and may be obtained AZ the coaa.'ngfo0m
Every thing Of Importance thas mas uan'p'ea
during the week, either In the city, state or coah
.rv AZ large IL recorded In this paper besides for.
sisu news commercial reports, &C., &c, making 1t
desirable journal TO send to friends ct distance,
or to read at the hresids. Subscription price 81
p.r sunum, in advaace; or cents per single copy.
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FRANKLIs's BIRTH DAY.-This anniversary was
celebrated in Washington and Philadelphia, in
each of which cities brilliant ball was given by
the printers.
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A UGUSTUS ]. HABICH's WRITTEN

IA CARDS.-AUG. j. HABICH Is ACKNOWLEDGED
TO be one of the best CARD WRITER'S in the coun-
try. He writes Visiting aud Address Cards equal 10
engraving. He exhibits. among other specimens OF
his writing. the Lords Prayer written beautifully
and yet small to be invisible without magni-
flying glass; Ii covers half the space VI gold dollar
aud has received the highest premium. The public
a few days at MRS. TERRY's Boarding House, Main
street, few doors above the 30. Charles Hotel.
n B-If sufficient numb r Of Scholars could be
procured who would like 10 become good scribes he
will give q series of rwEsTf.RoUR Lessons In very
approved style Of Penmanship and Card Writing
Terms, go for "A lessons.
PRIoEs FOR WRITING CARDS.
Plain. per pack. Cards included ....-.....$l 90
Fancy, S ' .....-.. %
ia 22-eod3ts
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NAvAL-The Z. s. steamship Colorado, at Cos
port, has been ordered to fit out Immediately to
take the place of the Wabash, as the flag ship Of
the Home Squadron.
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OPERATIONS AGAINST THE MORM0NS.
WASHINGTON, JAN 21-It is understood that the
War Department is about to dispatch Gen. Scott
to the Pacific coast for the purpose of organizing
force to operate against the Mormons from that
cid
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Rx,,arps--A religious revival is progressing 70
On. Ms,boa,.t Episcopal Church, south, In Fred
nr,ct .burp. under tho charge Of Rev. Mr.. Ray
There IA promise Of abundant fruit.
ANOTHER vfcrrx-A promising lad. named Jas.
n. Rogers, whose parents reside In Tazeweli coun.
ty. Va, was recently seut to mill by his father,
and while there, some persons made him drunk
with whisksy. The consequence was that he died,
after remaining oil night In an exposed situation.
RossxaY or TIE MAn-iThs Winchester Virgin
ian has been requested by Hon C. J. Faulkner, to
state that he has ascer.ained to his satisfaction
the robbery and destruction of two mail pouches,
one about the 18th and the ether about the 2oth OF
December last, on the re ,te between Harpers Fer
nv and Washington. and that he has reason to sns
psct the robbery Of others.
Muu.Ry-Ths Mount Vernon Guards OF Alex
sna,ia ,ntend visiting Richmond the I'D OF
Pebruary. to participate In the ceremonies OF the
Inauguration Of the equestrian statue OF washing
ton.
SUNDAY TRArNs.-The Charlottesville Jefersonian
learns that the President and Directors OF the
Central Railroad are disposed TO stop the running
of the trains on Sunday IL the people along the
line of their road desire it, petition ID eircuia-
ting with that object in view.
WHOSE Ia IT There IL letter In the posI-omce
at Charlottesville, post marked Palmyra va WIN
the following direction: "Monsieur Gouvernir dc
Province Virginia. Chartesville, Amerique, ordo-
nence de Commandment Generl c. A."
MAYOR oy CHAsLorrEsvnIE.-Wm 7. Early Esq,
has been chosen Mayor of Charlottesville, vice DIR.
James A. Leitch, resigned.
BANK or RocEBRIpsE.-The stockholders of the
Bank of Rockbridge elected the following gentle
men az Board of Directors for the current year -
H. r. Paxton, William Mclaughlin, D. L. Hopkins
Samuel Med. Reid, Samuel Med. Moore, William
white, Hugh Barclay, A. L. Nelson and ). l. L.
Preston.
CENTRAL BAyK-The general meeting OF the
Stockholders of thu Central Bank, in Staunton'
was held on Wednesday last week. The Old al-
rectors were reelected with the exception OF u
G. Hartman, Rev. VIM. G. Campbell Jno' " inioo'
den and H. NJ Bell In their stead. Wrn. NJ. Iste,
John Trimple, W. W. Donaghe and Matthew fil
son were elected.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

THURSDAY Jan. 81
The House met at IL O'Clock, pursuant to ad-
journment
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Minnegerode, of the Epir
copa Church.
Resignation Of an OEcer.-The SPEAKER presented
the resignation of General Francis NJ. BOykin as
General of the Sth Brigade of Virginia Militia.
Bills RepO1ted-Bill were reported from the
standing committees-To amend the charter of
Richmsnd College; Incorporating the Farmers and
Merchants Insurance Company; to incorporate
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Com pany, of Vir
ginia; to incorporate the Virginia Exploring and
Mining Company.
adverse Report.-Mr PRESTON presented a report
adverse to the application for an appropriation
for the benefit of Lewis County Seminary.
Hour Of Meeting.-Mr. BURwEIL offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which, on motion of Mr. MARTz,
was laid on the table:
Resolved, That the daily session of this house
shall commence at IL o'clock; that the SPEAKER VA
cate the Chair at O'Clock, daily, and the House
take recess until O'Clock, when the SPEAKER
shall again call the House to order.
. Senate Bill IaSSed-On motion of Mr. SWEENEY
the bill from the Senate, providing for an increase
of jalors fees for keeping and supporting prison
ers, was taken up, and the pending amendments
being withdrawn, was passed-yeas l01, nays 20.
an engrossed bill to authorize the Dora coal and
iron mining company to construct a railroad to its
mines, was taken up.
After some discussion of its merits, Mr.. Seldom
offered ryder prohibiting the said company from
transporting any passengers, nor any freight 9TH
er than the product of their mines over the said
railroad.
Pending the consideration Of this proposition,
On motion of Mr.. KEMBLE the House adjourned.
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my CLOSING OF THE BooKs r

k0r CLOSING OF THE Books. - The
subscription books of the Cosmopolitan Art Asso
caton," will be closed in few days, 40 get ready
for the Distribution of Works of Art on the 18th Of
January. Amy one can become u member o. this
Association by the payment of Three Dollars and is
entitled TO Magazine for one year, or the engrsy
ing called Manifest Destiny" besides a ticket in
the Distribution.
Those wishing to subscribe will please call, with
out delay, and see the Honorary Secretary, at his
Office. corner Bank and 18th Streets Richmond. Va
in 22-3t
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The Kosciusko Miss.) Chronicle records the death
of Hon. Samuel N. diliiiand, who had served the
people OF that county, In the Senate and lower
branch Of the Legislature, for more than sixteen
years.
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THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL is out over twenty days
from Europe, and serious apprehensions are en-
tertained for her safety.
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Thus we see, by some bad management the city
scrip is falling far behind any other species Of
stock and we are led to believe there has been
some Encouragement somewhere, which will not
be remeded by the increased taxation on real es-
tate; for to increase taxation real estate is to
reduce the value, and scores who are now ready TO
build ia our city will abandon the idea as soon as
that bill passes the Council
o. P. Baldwin, Esq, has delivered two lectures
before our Scientific and Literary Institute. They
are spoken of mastery efforts, and have given
universal pleasure and satisfaction to the members
of that institution.
President Buchanan is carrying out the princi-
pie of rotation, having appointed DR.. ]. j. Simkins
to the Office of Collector of Customs for this port
The Doctor is a gentleman of the old school, and \
better appointment could not have been made
He goes into Office with the hearty congratula-
tons Of hundreds of warm friends and admirers.
Mr.. Sawyer's term expired on the 18th inst.
PERCUSSION.
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IA FRIDAY and

" FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the ed and 23.i.
will be the concluding days OF the Orphans FAIR
Those who have not yet been to patronze it, are in
vited 10 come without fail
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A dispatch from New York contradcts state.
ment that Marshall o. ROBBERS, Of that city, had
made an assignment
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GEN. WALKER.-The Montgomery (Ala) Adver-
tiser, of Monday, announces the safe arrival OF
Gen. Walker in that city.