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DIssOLUTION or co PARTNER

~ SHiP-The co-partnership arrangement OF
VALENTINE SON expires to-day. by the terms of
agreement and mutual consent A2y unsettled bu-
gaess OF the concern will have the attention of
VALE NTINE JR, to whom the matters OF VALEN-
TINE L soN are now transferred,
MANI s VALENTINE,
MANN VALENTINE. il.
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HAVING determined to continue the
II COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand 81
GENTRY aker, hope by strict attention 10 busi.
ness 20 merit continuance Of the patronage of the
late firm. and Of the public generally.
TT WALKER,
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6NkY HOMECOMING, Teacher 81
I..- the rrsnch. German. Portuguese and spanish
81 - k.sideues on Clay street. between TN and
~. 1871. &C 1l-lm
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DICH DRESS GOODS
IL In SILKS. DE LANES, vALENTIAs.
SATIN DE CHIME ROBE A'I,EZ.
Also SHAWL in great variety, at
SWORDS & THAW'S
&C 20 lis Brosd STRAIT

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
- WRITER CLOTHING Having just returned
from the North. am ro~ receiving my second eur
ply of Clothing, for Mems. Boys and Chilaren's
wear. which will maze my assortment the most
coaipleto have ever offered in this market 1t is
got en- up entirely for ihs retail trade of ibis sec
quality aud worn manship in getting it pp, hope TO
DO able TO please all who may favor me Sith their
hand, my stock will embrace every article usually
found in a FASHIONABLE CLOTH 40 HOUSE,. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Mannfae sory and sales Room
&C Is "h I IA M simi st1fe.
sliNFORD. MAYO & BLAIH have re-
~ moved their Office to the store of Messrs j. B.
FERGUSON. JR, 4 CO. No. Pearl street, where
they viii be much pleased to see their old friends,
aud where those who have left with them tokens Of
remembrance are requested to call and redeem
them. Without further application.
&C l4-dacwlm
WATCHES, WATCHES.-A large as
". soEtmsnt - Of Engliah and swiss Hunting and
hand English WATCHES. in gold cases, as ,od a.
''' 'A' - V0EGLE & wEIDEMEYEs,
90 Main street.
&C &-ts sign of Golden Eagle.
EXECUTORS NOTIUE.-An persons
~ indebted to tho late SAMUEL C0TrRELL, OF
Henrico, will please make immediate Payment to
ei.her of us; and those to whom he was indebted,
Will please present their Gains properly amthenti
&C ls-lots SAMUEL o0TrRsLI. JR
| g MASON, Manufacturer of Improved
~. Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
| Of London and philadelphia PORTER, Smiths
| Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER and La
q aR REER.
| PORTER, ALE ard LAGER BEER, in half pints,
| pints aud quarts TO suit customers
| G, untry orders receive strict attention. The
goods are forwarded to any part of the State. with
the utmost dispatch.
Factofy-Gnth street, bstween Main and Franklin,
Richmond, Va. &C l4--6m
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DEBBLES, PEBBLES.-Just received,
q lot of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEb.
BLES, in st 81 frames. For sale cheap, by
V0EaLE WEIDEMEYER
o6 Main street
oc 2D-ts sign of Golden Eaple
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HOl Fur NJ. 40

H. NE4RLF OPPOSITE ST CIfxS HOTEL
u! ahe ersatest bargains IN wrappings for Lsdiee
1 Rail ana Shmdren, at rrices to defy petition
Deaaes; ftowsrs Riches; Caps; Wreaths; Golf
teures; Head Dresses; Head Pins and Millinery
city ~ '''o
Exsension, Hontton. Prime % Royal Solid and
All kinds OF Hoop and Quilted skirts
smeroideries IN great variety aud low.
wooen tapes. Caps and Hoods for infants; Beads
hoops, Brushes, Iombs. Cabas. Taseeis, Fancy Boy.
rs and general a sortalent Of Notiyps. Ali ask
call. aud the gsods will be found equal 10 any
and suptrior To many. with lower prices
Vs. Remember, at No 20 Main street
oeT GEORGE JArapz
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ERESH SAUCES, &c.-Wororster and
Il Worcester College Sauce, John Bull Sauce
Gray's Salad Sauce, Miller's Epicnrian, Anchovy
Ssnce, In tan Soy, Pepper Sauce, Walnut Catsup
Tomato Catsur; flesh Salmon; fresh Lobsters DC,
lust received, for sale by
DC 26-6t LOUIS BCSSlEuA.
NPEClAL NOTICE LOUIS j. BOS-
~ SIEUX. Steam Candy Manufacturer, five story
building, on the opposite side of Main street, six
doors below the late stand CT Purcell add Co. and
directly eppost the established store OF Messrs
Richardson Co. wonld be happy 10 accom- modate
his old customers and the public generally: The
Very iihs rAI patronage bestowed upon him tor the
lishment, to ofter Inducements to purchasers m
equaled this side of Phiadcl phia with more room.
more force more stock and settled disposition to
do large Wholesale business l solicit call from
the buying public. Mt No 80 Main street.
&C 2S-ft
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IT1NTELTA eHAWLe --heceivsd :
M larre III e MaNteilev cotass1 An4 blaea
sheuls wkjch " qlIes - sel9 iey- . = r,~..c,.
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Having dsp, sed Of my 9rsnary and Feed Yst.
biishmsnt to Messrs AUSTIN q GENTRY most
respectfully tender my sncere thanks to my frjen
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion 10 be-
speak Tor my successors continuance Of their a
vors. John A IaCv
Richmead Oct plat tsss =. o4S
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3 CO-pARTN NR

- SHIP.-The cc-psrsnership heretofore existing
between uenlry Walker, under the name
by mutual consent. Amy unsettled busines. Of IA
concern will have the attention u T Walker. no
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker hav. been
transferred. J X GENTRY.
TT WALKER
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A LBERT L. WEST,
~ ARCHITECT AND MEASURER,
tOfics in Goidin's Hall)
Continues to make plans, detail drawings, specifi-
cations and estimates Of cost for al kinds of build
Ing altering and repairing buildings aud other i'm
prnyements and to superntend the work 70 its conf
pletion. Excavations. masonry, brick work,
penters' work. pastering. painting, &C, measured
and valued as usual.
A. l.. W hopes his long experience and close at
tention to business will secure continued liberal
pa'rcnage
n BsROOFING SLATE for sale oc Elm.
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STRIPPING.

EsHwuA FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
ks&&aR k1LEAvE THURSDAY The Canal
Boat LITTLE TENNESSEE will leave as above -
For freight apply to WIN COX
&C 27-N At the She'd Dock street
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THE FAIR-P0LICE N0TICE--Fer
l. the preservation Of order and the safety of Wis
tors TO the Fair, the Executive Conmi tee have de
trmra| that ali carriages going t0the Fair must APP
preach the Grounds By Main street, and returnby
i,elsidere street into Franklin street.
Nocarriage will be allowed to stand In Belvidere
street or on Main or Franklin street, 30 as to OBJ
struct the passage of those and all carriages
stopping either of tn, latter streets must ange
themselves on the sides of the streets, with the
horses heads towards the city.
c. DTMMOCK,
hal
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DORT WINE. in store few casks of
"Soler Herm= Jerrescnd" Port, which 1 will
sell low, to close ont the lot.
1U
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COUNTRY PHYSlCIANS-Will find a
large and choice stock of perfectly fresh and re-
liable medicines selected expressly for Country Ply
Fharmaceutical: preparations Of our own manufac
ture, made strictly in accordance with the United
same a. are ed By thu a in an
tensve prescription and ply sicsns businees, aud
for which the Virginia Mechanics Institute award
ed the First Premium at the Fair 1886, and the Sill
YER MEDAL at the FAR of 1857.
Also, the choicest Perfnmery, from the most ceie
Toilet sosps; Cosmetics; Fancy Gocds; Brushes;
Combs of all kinds Surgeons Irs ruments; and a
full assortment Of all other articles in the Drug line.
for ssle at
LAIDLEY 4 R ,BINsoN's New Drug Store.
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DEFINED FAMILY LARD.-Just re-.
eesved, per batim oIe steamer n 10. of choice
sngareured Hams and H.fined Family Lard. in
pals, ct kAyHNAGH'S
Family Grccery, Wins and Liquor Store,
ocN Belox L Nc Adams Factory
CL0AKS AND SHAWLS --Keceived
Yesterday, per steam IT Jsme8town, Cloth and
Velvet Ciosks, from 8rodie's estabiishmen in New
YORK: round cornered aid SQUARE Stella shawls.
&C CHILES d UHExERY
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.-A
superi r assortment Of Dress Goois to be found
At CHILES A CHEN ERY'S, Consisting of silks
popuns, Mouseiires. Merinoes, Mofair &c
&C n CHlLES 4 CHENERY.
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HEAVY SAIPMENT.-By jamestown,
we are receiving. direct from the M nufactery,
arge shpmen of the latest and most choice styles
of FALL CLOTHING, rendering our assortment
tull and complete, to which we ask the attention
of purchasers Keeping at all times the largest
stock TO be found in the city State of the most fash
ionabe ard approved sty les and being largely
engaged IN this line OF business, we can and do offer
the greatest Inducements.
KEEN BALDWIN 4 CO.,
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKEY Il have
on hand q stock of pare Rye Whiskey to
which particularly call the attention of como
sieurs. JNO j MELLON
Oc 23-IN
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C,O.PARTNIRsHiP N0ffd1.--.1lIl0E
- TIN GENTRY, SUCCESSORS to JOHN 4 "a
eont.ntly on hsnI large supply OF FLouR.
NAL COkN, ga re-. and all kinds Of MILL slF.
al, which VIII be sold at he lowest cash pricse
fully solici'ed sss'ps's
Highest cash prices paid for CORN, OATS and
MGAL. ISAAC D AUSTIN
Henrico county
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TUHN W. PULLAKD,
- DRUGGIST AND APOTIHECAPF
i7th st, between Grsce aud Broad
Bsgs leave to inform. his friends and tie public ge
neraly that his 81 OK of
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
CHEATCALS PAINTS.
OILS GLASS. PUTTY,
DYES, PATENT MEDICINES
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cARRAlaa MANUFACToRIHe

sE0A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
$3.50 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary (I3th and 18th streets) near the 70
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHAR10TEkS, BA-
ROuCHEs. BUGuIES, with and without tops, and
SJLKIEs all of his own make, of the best material
and workmanship; all of which will be sold as low Is
good work of the kind can be in the city Of Rich
wont Of any article in the Carriage line, as de
terrriued to make to order and sell at the lowes
prices possible and all work sold, that IL few war
rantcd. MiCAJAU MANGCM.
f.
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~ PREMIUM MILLINERY The
10 most superb BoNSETS, GAPS. HEAD
~ DRESSES. FLOWERS aud Ribbons. that
nave ever been offered ia this ctr to be- seen &C
Madame VOWS, No IS Main street. which have just
besn received from Paris and New York and viii be
sold at very reduced prices Don't forget to call az
Madame SONS. directly opposite the st Charles
Hotel She e receiving new goods by every steamer.
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sHh FUH N q X FO K.--rO
TO- sleave FRIDAY. The steamer KAHU.
KEE, Capt. Taylcr, will leave as above FORT eight
apply to WM z COX, at the ar cd,
&C 27-3t Dock at eet.
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Shipping Sntelliqents,
PORT OF BALTIMORE. FER q
ARRIVED THIS DAY

ARRIVED THIS DAY
steamers Elizabeth, Mclaughlin from New York and
Shriver 'P''i'-iiose 10 D. A
schr. Nignionete, Jones from Charleston to Pho.as
Son|iumber to Perry, Trowb bridge Scott saw of the
Won Trap two briggs bound up Smoke Feb IL in at ss
% 10 o. snip Bay State before reported spoken 18th
" orig Albert Adams of and from Boston for New Or
leans dismasted having been run into on the nbt ~ &
t1s OF FEBRUARY, while lying during heavy NJ gale
80 " pe reported as bound into the nearest port she
was heading for Cape Henry when spoken Inv the " "
p1s sarah Elizabeth, Raynes, from Caais-Iaths to
5chr. Baltimore Sleieht fre,, Sar, VII. -
Lyon. N-A >e" iorh-ihdse TO Rose
w sShr Greenland Jefferson, from Aakapas via Kew
vest where she put in in distress as before RENEWED
sugar and molasses to S. G. Hand & Co ''NN''
10 Angpe n Oliver, 10 days from Portland-headng
Schr E, Arculagius Snow from vino,ho, 49,.
Fort Carroll. '1N''i"' eh--s'ohe ior
CLEARED THIS DAY
da Nightingale, Baker Norfolk, Va Morrell & Ran
sch sehr George V. Scott Hubbard Richmond, Va Apple
SAILED THIS DAY
Schr. John Price, Davis, New York-Rose & Ivan
MEMORANDA ''"
correspondence of Exchange Reading Poons,
Brig Ocean Belle, Wilson, from Sevassa sar Pni,!
in ID 20 o ouano put into Kingston JAM 9th ult.
~ uurng gale, when in Crooked Island nassaga
sprung foremast, lost bowsprit and snrnng Lot g.
az @ accounts discharged her cargo into brig Lillian
"hcn would sail for Baltimore about 9Th inst and -
would repair and sail for home-Per letter dotsd -;
'0G req :, received per Black Warrior from Havana
erpoo 4th inst arrived at LiV'
nsfk Ge9 Stricken Jones' from Aspnwa arrived at
Dig ~ Hlckerson, Niekerson from Havana and at Ma
tanzas sth inst, sailed from do llth Srhr Warci ;L
Bray for Baltimore '''' iai'ia irlora'
sehr Chief Trader, for Barrel Stake. La sailed from
sh1p Johanna Wilhelmine, tBrem) Thiernan for Hamp
ION ROADS, was in the Mersey on the 5th P
snip Ann E. Hooper, Simpson, for Baltimore entaraa
for loading Liverpool ID ' ' O"'Hio'e' entered
rived at London 3D. ~ i'nus' af-
Dark Isabella C. Jones, WOODBURY. for London for Sd
ne! arrived at Deals Sd inst, and anchored 80
snip carrier Dove, Monell for Caao sailed from Mel,
bourne, Dec. 5th. ' '"''e" honi Nei'
sailed from Gravesend 9Th inst ~ WI iip'
mp NATE Hooper late Jackson, master from Macao
arrived at Havana Feb -. We learn that Cantain JoIn
died whilst on the passage in Macassar Strait
ne was man possessed of many noble traits of Character
every way worthy to rank among the first seamen ont
" ls port lie leaves wife and numerous relatives in
this city to mourn his death % Al
St. Thomas Sd inst ' 'e neieh'' was at
May Flower, kilburn and G. VI PARTRIDGE Ds,v
iot snailinore sailed from Bucksport 10th inst "'
georges Creek Scudder for Baltimore want
20 sea from Charleston 18th inst 49, 'e, "eht
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THE LATEST
THE BURNING OF THE PaC1r1c 11or,,,
EORR ECTEn I lon Of, ~ nv FL

ihE BURNING OF THE PACIFIC HoTrr
CORRECTED LIST OF THE DEAD
st. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-The loss of life hv tho h-
lng oi the Pacific Hotel is not 50 great ,s -"
leu On saturday The following is corroc,ad I;".
OF the dead ie''e" Nst
henry H. Rochester and Thomas II S..o. ?
Rochester; II. NJ Gregg. Charles Dovis w Vi
'nsh''l' Geo. A. Crane, Evan ! Wattin. NJ
oonisoh' OF Michigan, Ephram Deane If Crb;ooa
n ais' hunter, missing and supposed to he dood
~ u,e "cN utt Burkhardt West Paul Starr;n W.,
+.t y.oi, Jas wagner, and Dr. Lord, of Cincinnati
ha pooieS nave been found. Other bodies have
not be identified NJ" 'ii"' ''iey can
a NJ l0iiu"ing persons are severely iniured.-Nr
nn l' lrs. Hubbard, of Boston. the Iottou 60
Emu hayes, VIM. W. Tenerce. Mr. Sb,u,a
Mrs. Jonathan Jones. n'iPe ana
ooilections are being made to provide for attain
70 'e hvlng, and for the obseouies of the deod
ue funeral Of those not identified will tal-o
Wednesday. Al TAKE place on
o'ner bodies are still supposed 10 he - ho
them. " oeihg made for
:, e ieIui' IN India was nearly at an end. That
- Iom rage believes the fighting over but tba
Siish VIII, nevertheless be comnauad - -
rye iorce in India. They have now oho,,t 90 ga
..5 ~ inherent parts of the country, He No
s'eo the authorities of Bombay and met with 80
material and personal courtesy very
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CONGRATULATIONS,
BALTIMORE GAS COMPANY

hen complaint arc so universal as those against
THIS company are found to be, there must at least
De some semblance of justice and truth, but it is
useless to contend in the newspapers with mon
opoly corporation without soul. Nothing like an ex-
pose has been elected from that body to these COM
munlcations, nor need any, I believe be expected
could add my own mite to the number of griefs
Bat will simply state that in my last quarters
Dill am charged with consumption of $500 feet
against $500 for the corresponding Quarter of last
year, being an increase of 81 per cent, while / am
morally and positively certain that if anv tbipg
have reduced instead Of increased the use of fit
Besides, there is new charge for whiskev, which
The company, understand, justiies on the plea of
a new regulation promulgated in the fall of 1857.
ana which they are pleased to denominatea con
tract out now that contract be applied to thos,
who received their supply before this new rule wa,
adopted, and who have never assented to it, puzzles
me to understand.
The government is as much bound to nrotact TIA |
people in their supply oflight as of fuel or other
necessary commodity subjected to inspection and NV
advice to the gas consumers as a body is to hold a
meeting and petition the Mayor and City Council to
appolnt threegas inspectors, properly qualified to see
justice is done in the matter with power to have
Ri complaints attended to- and all errors corrected
and that the Gas Company, whose profits must l..
enormous, may De assessed to defray their salaries
and expenses. If, however, there be any doubt Of
The power of the city authorities to interfere let an
immediate application of similar kind be made to
he Legislature, when doubt not they will apply
he proper remedy to the case.
ANOTHER CONSUMER.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
RICHARDSON, SPENCE & CO.'S CIRCULAR

RICHARDSON, SPENCE & co. S CIRCULAR
| IN rh.,.., LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5, 1858
interest to 81 per cent. ~ -"'e u
CoTToN-rhe market has been quiet all week. but
prices nave been firmly maintained and at the close it il
very difficult to find the good ordinary and -;
he quotations In Manchester business has rather
proved TINS week helped by better feeling in the
market and in the absence of stocks producers are grad
ualy establishing prices in accordance with those Of
led per ID. ' '/s' Do"eus'
since Tuesday there has been literally nothing doing in
tuhS Io-days market opened very slow but TO-
wards the close somewhat better feeling was
or wheat and the sales made the extreme prices
Vi tuesday Flour quite unsaleabe quotations in an
sd VI transactions, nominay unaltered but some
forced sales have been made at very low prices FroI
bnt h rs large not only at the principal ports
~ Vessels wnich can discharge at the smallest harbors
on the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland and The ru
a. 'Sloughout the country are choked up with sack
H 80 iohg as these arrivals continue barrels cannot
De expected to meet ready sale Indian corn in very
united request, and again easier to buy We quote -
wheat os 9d to Is for Western IS to Is I'd for choice
southern in RETAIL white, Is Cd up to Is Cd in re-
f ior best samples per 70 lbs FourPhiliadepha and
wa New Orleans Us; Western Dos Cd to DIS i'd ner
per $50 lbs '-"' ''s'' "hite' oos'
The arrivals during the week consist of 60 1oa b,
wheat La bushels corn, 943O bbls flour from the
fr i,4' SACKS flour from France: 900 quarters corn
mean. ~ N '"e Nieolterra-
deliveries we Of wheat for the ending last
uuay were w 51l quarters at AIS Cd against l0l Gil
year. wen Vi last
Beer mas sold TO an average extent during the week "a
lOs per tierce having been taken for quantity of nd
Is steady but decline in prices looked for as sup
~ hk-American in small request difficult of sale
irish being taken in preference N'
B5AGoS.-rhe demand has been very easily supplied
anu te lew arrivals which have taken place have caused
prices s "e'iihe III
LLaahpo:~T' cry slow and rather easier TO buy
IALLoW.-In very limited inquiry and about Is NOR
I'd. for P. Y c. |' ''S nat a' o-s'
ROSIN.-Common frmer; fine more n,entifnl ora 7,
to Is, Cd per cwt lower P''D'i'''' anu IS
Bare steady at IS Cd @es: for Philadelphia and es Cd
17s. for Baltimore. f' ~ vs. 'u'
-, UL9-Market bare of Sperm, first arrivals of which
~ sel well southern whale has brought e3s per ton
american red were offered about one fourth of which was
9.u at gu. Cd for fair and SIS 5ss for good
nne new selling at SIS a60s 3D. per cwt The
atteuace was numerous and more could have hean sold
out for the unwlingness of holders ~ ''-1
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oppressed people almost at the base of the capitol in
House to change its action, but will assert tbt
Is Is wen settled and necessary parliamentary law
that any member of an Assembly, with view ''t w
protect his own constituents, NAV demand inonir,
ever member, therefore, of the House of RenraSn,
tatyes lie my charges to be true. and none can
doubt their substantial correctness who eTom,;nas
d the information have brought before them, has a
guardian of popular rights With the thirtr Lfftf'
congress may have passed away his opportunity to
have contributed his mite to the protection Of th :,
FORM m OF government entrusted to his charge. VI ''
FOR myself, the same conviction of dnfT which
has controlled thus far will still actuste
protest against the enjoyment of any and ever adj,
vantage acquired by the election of the 4th Of No
vemb(r, 1857. ' ~" Vi NO
with respect, your obedient servant
Henry Z. BROoKs
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FROM R0MRAN

ri. AshissroS' Feb. 22.-The Navy Department
tnis morning received advice. from Cop,naa5n'
age OF the ship Germantown. dated Bombsv Tau
1'n' de had learned from the American Con.''l
DOCTOR Ely, that our commercial affair az ,ui'
happy condition in all respects The latter $50
et himself much gratifed at the appearance Of on.
u our national vessels there, after an interval of ~
years Our trade was large there, and At that tn,o
mere were about fifteen ships loading and discbara
ing: commander Page had been visited ~, .5.
senior Captain of the Imaum of Muscat,s W.
cnI was experimenting the building of frigste
for his government. figa1e
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l. AW INTE LLIGENCE.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1888.

m CRIMINAL CoCRT-Before Hon. Judge Stump.-
There was no business transacted in this Court to
day. '"'' W
Adjourned till III O'Clock tomorrow morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Hon JUDGE Loo a..
was no business of Importance before the Court
to-day ~
CogRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Hon. Judoc
Marshall. D 'uugc
John T. O'Sullivan ys. Robert Tovlor Th;
an action to recover payment for goods sold and
oeIiVefed.. Verdict for plaintf-SI22. 6s.
Joseph dunbar us. A. d. Clemmens.-T was
en- appeal from Norris. Judgment for appellant
COURT CALENDAR.
to 165. ioi 'n'7 uay l4'
90 tot ri OF COMMON PLEAs-Assignment for this dav
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FROM WASUIGcro>

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-Senator DOVE
hava sne mouse oy serious Illness His symptom,
nave improved little this mornipc '''p '0"S
70 ot seward Is among those who are exnectad
ba al an early day on the Kansas question in
ON o. senate which, it is supposed, will be fox
vi p up On Wednesday and Thursday.
70 mir khind' who was on Tuesday REQUIRED
~ give security not to fight duel was this mor gu
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law Tor posting Commander Boutwell, 'e'i'"s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-23
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