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DIED.

On Monday morning the 9Th inst IN the sth year
Of her ago, ELIZA R00TEs. danghteruf Jno L. and
lie. iansraI win take place to-day. "Wednesday
A. "a. Thafriends and aeauaintances of the family
are requested TO attend.
ary n a. iss. Mr. jcfia II. POLLARD p1 ' aaed Is.
Petersburg and Danyille papers please copy.
In Richmond, on the ID Of the present month.
the Henrico Light Dragons. a native Of Germany
and for eleven yeers citizen Of Virginia
Engrossed In honest efforts t. pro, ide from limited
means comfortable support for his FIRMLY, Louis
Schultz was well kncwn TO but few OF his fellow
citizens BIT his military associates held In high
estimation. and sepore the los to his widow and to
his country. Of tho ever ready. faithful, punctual
citizen soldier
Ii was in harness. and from exposureto the In
ciemency of the weather that fatal disease overlook
trumpet signal 10 which he failed to respond. was
that ~hich called his comrades TO escort him TO
soldiers grave.
which he hed been brought up. and however little
may he known OF him as citizen or an humble
Christian this affirm OF him as a SOLD RB, that
"0'er better one on death-hi~r laid
Torch never CLEANED nor mass was said
On Sunday morning. 5th inst. - 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
ELIZA HARRIS, wife of BENJAMIN Harris.
She lived as she wished TO die. she was kind,
obedent and dutiful wife, and an affectionate mo-
Their.
. 1t was only necessary to know her. to love her,
She was meek and hum bic Christian. Her 10 s in
the circle in which she lived, will be long remem-
bered. She believed in the Saviour. who triumph
ed over both death end the grave tour loss Is er
gain;
.'oh Death, where is thy stinss OH Grave,
Na- The Sacramento (Cal) papers will please
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The Proofs nation.

The political opponents Of Gov. Wise do not hes
ftate TO applaud his course In bringing the Legs-
sure again together. The Petersburg Intelligen-
Ger, az old and Influential! Wing paper, speaks Of
the prompt aud vigorous Interpolation of Execu-
tive authority" and adds:
Whatever may be said of the failings, eccentric
tiles and alterations Of our Governor, he Is Ger
tainly man for an emergency. With an I'M
shrinking energy aud an indomitablo will. he
meets his responsibilities at all points and II
der the excitement Of his impetuous impulses he
frequently overleaps all bounds and PUSHES into
dictatoriai extravagsnces, he sometimes, by well
timed. tudicious exercise of power, proves him:
self to be worthy of it. In his present official
relations with the people there Is a mixture, not
exactly 10 equal parts, of good and evil in his
deeds His reprshensible musket proceeding is
partially offsetted by his eomnendable Proclsma-
fion Of Saturday. His antiLecompton epistles
are partially balanced by his true Virginia "hog
chops and turnip tops" eflusion, which we com.
yasnted on q week age, In fact, all his guber la
torial errantries md fampancies are relieved con.
sidersbly by those inspirations of his better
gentus, which breathe In such appeals as those
which on two recent memorable occasions be has
addressed to crowded gatherings in Richmond.
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The North and the south.

The editor Of the Richmond Examiner, calm
and dispassiopats observer, who has recently been
so3ourning At Washington, says that the illfselng
between the slavehoiding and non-slaveholding
sections Of che Union, which has been rapidly In
creasing Of late years, Is apparent in the bearing
towards each other OF the members from the ysr-
Gus sections. THE representatives Of the several
states, says the editor, 'no longer meet. as bre
thrsn of the same household, or as members OF
the same flrm with one feeling, one interest, one
destiny. They meet rather as the representatives
Of two hostile nations, the seeking TO invade
the rights and crush the power of the other. Its
probably not going too far to assert that there was
IN l71s, as much sympathy between the people of
the American colonies aud the government of the
mother country, as exists at this moment between
the majority of the representatives Of the two
grand sections Of the Union. This assertion may
be deemed by some as a bold and reckless one, but
every calm observer of passing events at Wash
ington must admit, without hesitation, that 1t is
a startling fact"
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RgsIGNArIoN OF A BIsHoP-Dr. Wareing. the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Northampton. England
has resigned his Sec, and intends spending the re-
mainder of his days in a monastery.
CONVERSION OF TURK.-Mahmoud Efendi. a
Turk, was recently baptized Mt Stoke, England,
and has since married the daughter of an English
army officer.
The total State indebtedness of Tennessee is
s40l7 S56 &c. all of which falls due in the course
Of 20 years:
Rev. Charles Brown, for the past three years
agent of the Pennsylvania Colonization Society,
recently rendered his resignation.
printer in Boston has become insane through
the excitement of spirtualisn he is now in-
mate of the Somervile Asylum.
James Nolan, aged u years, has been sentenced
to be hung at New Orleans, for the murder of John
Renou. ...r
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An ELOQUENT Sermon.

We have received n copy Of "The Loss of the
Central America; or, the Voice of God upon the
Waters, a sermon preached at the Church Of the
Annunciation, New York, Oct 4, 1857, by the Rev.
l.. II. Btaudenmsyer, Rector OF st. Mary Nagda-
lenes Church, Atchson, Kansas territory" Among
the many discourses which the sad wreck of the
Central America ELECTED from the pulpit of New
York, this % by far the most beautiful and elo-
quent we have seen. 1t Is worthy the grand and
solemn occasion which produced IT, and, from be-
ginning to end, is full Of "thoughts that breathe
and words that burn"
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-, vo-E Polificians.

Probably the science Of poIitsee be.e w.
prehssssbis nor clearly. has been reduced N ~
York 10 q tortuous and dirty iaoyfihsa ~ -
b, found II the known world. Is - impo's'o'e :.
predict. fr.m New York pe'ifieiaas p'esen'
s,s,a. where be viii be next month"; n'neh more
,.r. vesr: What his principles really are, or
vh,,h.r he has nxed principles, or any principles
whatever upon. any Hsbject. We and men now
,,sI,s 4 she head Of the Southern column In the
r,ns,s STATE, who, q short time ago, were the ac-
tive ,isassnanu OF the Black Republican Fremont,
Whilst on the other hand, some Of the conserva.
tive leaders have marched a. cody to the head Of
the abolition column, and are fighting as despe-
raseiy under It's standard as u they had never
auug any other to the breeze. There seems to be
bat one principle among them, which, however, Is
common to oil, and that is-Spoils. New York
has sadly degeneratsd since the days when the
Citations. Van Nesses, Van Rcnsselaers, Livings.
tons, Kents, guided her destinics, and adorned the
armament Of her fame. One sneh man as De witt
Clinton IL worth mere both 10 the renown aud the
interests Of State than all the politicians between
here and sundown. 4 lss
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Tha Lata Commodora Perry.

The funeral of the late Commodore Matthew c
Perry elected striking and deserved demonstra.
lions Of respect from his fellow citizens of New
York he was a brother of the hero of Lake
Erie, and soc OF captain of the Revolutionary
Navy. He entered the navy q midshipman in
1909, and served his country with distinction ~
both peace and war. His successful conduct of
the Japan Expedition was the browning oonsuni-
nation of distinguished and useful career.
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LATE NORTHUMBERLAND DEVESE,
= the astonshingly gifted young FORTUNE
TELLER. eft + q weeks pleasure with her fiiendr
in Norfolk has returned, and ia ready to be consult
ed on any subject. Lost lovers, unfaithful hus-
lands stolen or lost be recovered through
her mag ical power.
Residence-Mar hail street, between 5th and 9th
name on the door.
prices-Ladies 50 cents; Gentlemen 81.
m 0-4t
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, March 9-The Republican contains
information from Kansas, which states that an at
TEMPT had been made to abduct the judges of the
election at Delaware Crossing to prevent them
giving evidence In the pending investigation, and
that one man was killed
The clerks ut Shawnee Mission are preparing
statement under oath that they gave in their tes
timouy before the Investigating committee under
threats of death.
letter from Fort Scott says that place had been
taken by Lanes men, who were robbing stores and
stealing horses. No lives lost.
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THEArRE.--Miss saliie st. Clair pr oduced high
~ favorable impression upon the minds of play.
goers, on Monday night, when che appeared for
the FIRST time iu Richmond In the character of
Esmeatda. She has good voice and most en-
gag!ng manner. with a large share Of personal
charms, which she displays to the best advantage
night she appears in the comedetta of the "Fcur
Sisters and the protean interlude of "The Fairy
STAR" assuming nine different characters. Mics
IT, Clair will introduce variety Of beautiful
dances, In which she really excels. The enter
sainment concludes with the pautomlme of the
o. White Statuen
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AN iSrEaSAL MAcHryE.-A piece of marble, weigh
ing over one hundres pounds, says the Albany
~. H. hnickerhocker. was on Wednesday night
placed over the door Of the store at the corner OF
swan ana Jefferson streets, In such way that the
opening OF the door would cause the block to fall
Ihei persoh who opened the door came near being
crushed. '-e
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KANsA..-The London Times, is reviewing the
Kansas question and MIR. Buchanan's message on
the iecompton question, admits that the Presi
dents position Is a strong one, and suggests that
1t would be best to admit Kansas under the L..
compton constitution and for the free State nhabi
tants OF Kansas to then take steps TO have the con-
stitution amended
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Funeral sermon OF Mr.. warroek.

Funeral Sermon OF Mr.. Warrock.
The funeral sermon Of the venerable JOHN WAR
hccx was preached on yesterday afternoon in st.
panls Church, by the Rev. DR.. MISSEsERoDE, the
learned, able and eloquent Pastor Of that Church,
from the text, "For here we have no continuing
city," 1t was simple, unadorned, affecting tri-
butte to exalted moral worth; truthful and
touching picture Of life Of unaffected virtue and
simplicity. We should be pleased to SEQ this ad.
pirable discourse ia print
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THE MARYLAND CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE. March 9.-The Methodist Episcopal
Conference at present in session here, to-day rc
solved to establish newspaper, which is intend
ed In part to dlsabuse the public mind in relation
to the views of the Conference in regard to slave
~. The paper IL to occupy conseryatiss gr0unds
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sxSrEscE or PoLYsAMIsT.--Wm. Coombes ha
plead guilty In Boston to having carried on sys
tenn OF Mormonism almost equal to some of tn,
'saints' In Utah, that is, marrying three wives
The conrt ordered the highest sentence, Of fv,
years In the State Prison. twelve days TO be solita
~ confinement, four DAYS TO each wife,
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WASHINGTON, March a.--The Post Office Depart
ment gives notice that after the 1st of April pre-
payment will be required letters to Liberia, via
England. at the rate Of 80 cents per half ounce.
The advisory board lately appointed by the Sec
rotary of the Navy to prepare new Code OF Naval
Regulations. have reported to the Department;
bnt II Ia understood that the board were equally
divided on some of the most important measures
relative to tie position of certain officers OF tho
line.
1t is understood that the name Of VIM. Selden'
was sent to the Senate to-day for confirmation as
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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Dispatches received at Washington from Mr.
Forsythe give the impression that the present
state OF Affairs 10 Mexico b transitory.
The marine losses for February amount to
81 oil, $50.
residence On Buffalo.
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GUIDE F0R TRAVELLERS AND 0qHERk

GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
roMAc RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice every
day (Sunday evenings excepted at 6.45 oclk A NJ.
and at IA o'clock r. NJ for the Potomac river, whert
. steamer is taken for Washington, thence by Rail
road to Baltimore. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily SUNDAY evenings excepted at O'Clock
A. NJ, and IL O'Clock p NJ for Gordonsyille, WHERE
they connect with the trains of the Orange and Alex
andria. Washington, Baltimore. &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLg-Leaves Richmond At Z
O'Clock A. NJ. and connects with the South-Side road
at the Junction. st IL O'Clock NJ. Sundays excep
except Sunday at $40 O'Clock and connects with tbs
South Side at the Junction. at 925.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG-Leaves this city twice
every day, Sundays excepted,) at 5o'clock A. NJ.
and 255 Oclk 2. VI. An accommodation train leayts
here every Monday. Wednesday and Fridy ut 9
o'clock A. NJ.
FOR NORFOLK. &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam1 Barnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings at ~ o'clock a NJ,
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis. every Mon
lay, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 81 o'clock,
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all thu
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &C.
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at 4oclock, for New
York. touching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers. &C.. leaving Norfolk next morning. ri
FOR PHILAD sLpHIA, &c,
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at Cit!
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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a@TRIRUTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF hEsPECF---ht meet
ing of the Richmond Typographical Society, held
March 9th upon the occasion of the death or JoHN
WARRcCK. Printer. the following Preamble aud
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas 1t having pleased Almighty God 70 re-
move from our midst the venerable JOHN WAR,
ROCK, Master Printer of this city. the Richmond
Typographical Society," and others con ectsd with
the press desiring give expression to their
responsive to this melancholy event. therefore do
Resolve That in our late fellow Craftsman we
recognize those blended virtues which consttu'ed
him the upright citizen, the kind hearted gentle
man. the Just master workman and the sincere
Christian and in his demise we have to deplore the
lossof one who was exemplsr, always worthy to be
followed.
Resolved That in testimony of our respect for the
deceased we will attend his funeral in body and
wear the usual badge of mourning for Thirty days
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased. and that the Dewspa.
pers Of this CITY be requested II publish the same.
JOHN T. yANNERS0N, Pres't r. I. s.
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RxpoRrKp roR THH DAILY pIsPATUH
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS APPOINTED.

CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, March o.-The Senate yesterday
confirmed the following appointments.
COLLECTORS or rHH CUSTOMS.
George T. Wright, Tappahannock, Va: limo
thy Rives, Petersburg. Va; Edmund Wright,
Eiensou, N. G. oliver s. Wright, ocracoke, N O.;
VIM, r. Colcock. Charleston, s. c.; Thadeus Fan
ford, Mobile, Ala; Thomas sedwick, Sc. Johns,
fla; Joseph siersa Pensacola, Fla; Jno. p. Bald
win, Key West, Fla; Paul Arnan, st. Augustine,
Fla.
suRvEroRs or rHs CUSTOMS.
Andrew ,. DENLY. Norfolk. Va Gordon Forbes.
Yeocomico, Va; Andrew j. Pannill, Wheeling. Va;
Thos. p. Bagneli, Accomae G. H., Va; Vim b.
Palmer. Wilmington, N. c.; Myer Jacobs, Char
lesion, 8. c.
NAVAL OFFICER.
VIM H. peden. Wilmington. NJ c.
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An IRIsH ELEcrIoN.-The election at Limerick.
ireland, which threatened to be productive Of a
serious riot. was passed of with comparative quiet
and resulted in the return Of Major Gavin, the
antitninisteriai candidate.
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A Marriage IN PARIS AT the house of the
American Minister, at Paris February 18th, Mr.
Miner X. Kellogg, artist Cincinnati was married
70 Miss Celia Logan, sister of Eliza Logan, actress,
also of Cincinnati
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TRIRUTEs OF RESPECT.

kI AT A MEETING OF THE HENRICo
LI0HT DRAGONS held on the 5h of March, 1853, the
following resolutions were adopted
whereas it has pleased Almighty God to remove
from onr midst our friend and comrade, LOUIS
Schultz,
Resolved, That whilst bowling suhmissiyely TO an
All Wise Providence we detply deniore the death
of fellow Trooper and will ever cherish his mem
DRY as worthy and exemplary member Oh our
corps whose example is worthy of imitation
Resolved, That we tender tn the widow OF the de-
ceased, our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in her
affection.
Resolved That these resolutions be published.
and copy sent to Mrs. Schultz.
j. LUCIUS DAVIS, Chairman.
DAS'L T. GARDNER, Secretary ii. L. ID.
So City papers please copy.
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An AsscosDiSa AGENT p. W. Porter, the alb
scondipg treasurer Of the American Sunday School
Union, was brought to Phiiadelphia Saturday,
upon requisition on the Governor Of Ohio. to
which State he had led Mr. Porter was taken
into tho Court Of sessions, where he entered bail
ir 10000
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DscLnssioS or 6PEAxER 0sR.-Ths Hon. James L.
Orr, the Speaker Of the House, has written letter
to his constituents d~cining re election to Con-
Sress. Tbs long neglect of his private Affairs, he
says, imperiously demands his presence ut hous
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EA-BooKs! Books! BooKs-Greater inducemen Is
than at the GIFT Book STORE. The entire stock
will be closed out this week, with magnificent
Gifts Call and examine at the sign of the red flag
opposite American Hotel st
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Scnatc.-The bill for the
relief OF Commodore APP Catesby Jones was read
third time and passed.
The debate on the bill for the admission of Kan
sas was resumed.
Mr. HaIulin, of Maine, took the floor, and made
speech in opposition; after which the Senate ad-
jourped
Ho,.se-The bill for the increase of the army
was discussed. Mr.. Faulkner, OF Virginia, OF
posed the bill.
Kansas affairs was resumed and continued until
the adiournmept,
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hN- STEAM PORTRAITS of all the various Styles at
prices from Is cents to S25 any kind called for. De-
pot 1879 Main street, TYLER Il Co.. artists. ct
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Akny IEIaLlsEscx--Ths Tishsmingo Herald, q
yapsr puelished 10 the Chickasaw Nation, says on
the 9th OF February, that Captain Potter passed
through that place on the LIST of that month, on
~: way e Fort ArbuckIe, bearing with him an
erdsr freu the hsadq aartsrs af the army ordering
the in rsgimentt to Utah. This regiment includes
~ the omeers and soldiers stationed st Forls
Hishisa, Arbuckis and BsIknap.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS! !!
New ORLEANS, March 9.-Mr. johnson to-day
gave a magnificent entertainment on board the
yacht "wanderer," now opposite this city.
1t may add somewhat to the Importance of this
dispatch to state that Generals Walker and Hen
niDgseu, Col. Frank Anderson and other Filibus-
ternrE XarA among the onests.
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sxzIsEcED.-In Philadelphia, on Saturday last,
Charles n ottinger was sentenced to four years
imprisonment on the charge Of larceny, and to
three ysarS iof forgery Of land warrants.
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COLLINS LINE OF SrEANERs-A report is current
IN New York that the Adriatic, Atlantic and Baltic
will be bought IN at the public sale of these YES
sells by Messrs. Brown, Bros & Co., they being the
largest creditors; and that they will continue the
line az heretofore with the $l9, $50 mail contract
1t is ase reported that the trips of the line will be
extended 10 southampton and Havre, and that the
vessels will commence running in the course of a
month or six weeks.
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Hy- THE finest, largest. cheapest. and proper
place to obtain Ambrotype Portraits, is the Gallery
of TYLER & Co. 1879 Main street This concern is at
the very pinnacle. st
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MORE APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, March Civilian Flynn has been
appointed Navy agent for this city.
Mr.. Cook was confirmed by the Senate to-day
as postmaster of Chicago.
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AxyneAp IN PARIs.-Amopg the Americans
presented TO The French Court, by the q. s. Min.
lister, on the isth ult, wore Mr.. whaley, DR.. Iu-
graham, Miss Mason, and Mr.. Bondursnt, of vir.
GINA
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INVESTIGATION PEoPosED.-The Portland CORES
pendent Of the Boston Journal says: "There has
been some talk of OBTAINING the steamer North
American when she arrives here till the facts Of
her.running down the bark Leander, in the Eng.
Iish channel, can he inquired into, as there ap-
pears to be gross negligence somewhere" The
North American 10 due at Portland abont Tuesday
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- ANA CANDIDATE for C0NSTA-
BILE Of Third District Of Henrico county.
NH te-lws e. A. M0LES.
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wM y. Po8TBR Eso.. Il the Agent for the pAIli
pIsrArcn u Noslbvk the circulation OF the paps'
there AAvias Increased 10 IN exteat demanding -
sonafsattsntiop 10 its Distribution. the co''se''"
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THS NETT MAIL yoR EuRoPE.-The mails for Eu
rope on Saturday next will 80 by the steamer New
York for Glasgow.
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LOST.

OST-ln Richmond, on Sunday the
IA 2Ist inst. a small Buckskin POCKET FOB, con-
on Raglsnd and ais for sbont s2sq dated IN tbi.
month; and also, a bond on DIR. Nelson, OF Powha-
tan, and JnO. Page, of Hanover, for about s75,
cUted some years since, and also, ssndry other pa
pers not recollected For the delivery of which
to Edwin Workman & Co., suitable reward will be
given. GEO. FLEMING.
te N-3taY3w
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An OLE 0ssnan died Of dsstitntion IN New
York last week, and e a . ated that hjs VIA
ses sfstsrvssiea u The sssly part ef the winter.
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pd~ NOTICE Il will commence This
Morning and continue for one week, at No 2l7 Main
street the sale of elegant stock OF Jewelrv most
of which,, of the very finest quality, manufacfu
By one of the best New York manufacturers. Ladies
and gentlemen are requested to cali. See auction
head. HENRY W.QUAhLEs
NH lO-lt Auct