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Died.

Tn this city. on SUNDAY afternoon March zisf ~
after an jlIr-es Of one week. Mrs. FANNIE ArN
GARY cpnsorf of Mr.. Geo W. Gary, aReo Msny
three years and three months, leaving an sn.s
hu.band and two chfrsn Zone two ana nan {ra. ~
nd and the offIsr only three days oid1 ana LIZ
circle of relatives md frienis 10 Hfouin tnstt -
parable los A daughter, she Was MI that = w
rents heart could wish as wife, ever Fina an,
fec,ionate; and as q mother. Devoted ana ntsn ILL.,
70 all her duties She died The death OF true
tian telling those around her. In her tsst moa.,fI
consciousness, that the say1or. wita 10 ~
'rhita robed angels, had come 20 Jake hei a""s "
Heaven.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday alternoen.
tl,sprs on 9Th street near Leigh. Tie friends ana
aea,lap,ances of the family are invited TO ARENA
without further notice.
yeetcr,av morning af quarter past o'clock, Of
con res, i've fever MARTHA ELfz tBETH. daughter
If William II and HARRIET Dean, aged years, ;
month and days.
The funeral will take Blare this evening a. thrf
o'clock from the residence OF her parents on
Hill (in rear of Temperance Hall) The friends anu
acgl,ajntance. Of the family are invited toaitend
At the re- siderce of John Belcher, yesterday eve
ming ats n'c.ock ". JOHN b.. infant son OF sam
VI and TAYLOR. aged montbsand 4 aass
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
4 attend his funeral ats o'clock, VI, on TueSda!
evening.
At his residence in Botetourt county. on Friday
March 10Th. WILLIAM LANGH0RNE. IN the 7tth
year Of his age.
He was EYER courteous kind generous. disinter
estpd ard possessed NOBLE upright and chirairous
aprit He was much loved by, large circle O
friends, and win be long mourned and REMEMBERS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CUMBERLAND. c. H.. March 18Th. Is.

CUMBERLAND. q. H., March IGN, ISlS.
E9 Col. j. LUCIUs DAVIS, HEsRICo
meeting of the Cumberland Light Dragons after
their return from Richmond, the undersigned were
appointed committee to thank yCu. and through
you, the officers and men of your Company. for your
unbounded hospitality and for untring efforts
to render pleasant their recent trip to your city Oh
the 22d of February.
In performing this CRATE full duty, permit to SAY
that IN after days, when we count over the scented
beads in the rosary of TemembTar CO." the recollFC
tions Of the events connected with that occasion will
ever constitute a source of unmingled pleasure.
soldiers welcome at yonr hands: but we were moi
prepared for that gushing cordially. that unvary
ing watchfulness OF cur slightest wants. which
characterized your attentions to us from first to last.
We had heard in CumbeTl- nd Of that noble Troop O.
Cavalry. which, WHEN military spirit had almost eIs
TREY disappear ed from the State. and leg satois
nad virtually set their faces against every thing like
volunteer organizations within its limits, had sto
out in bold relief. splendid example Of patriotic
perseverance,, and nucleus around which the citi-
sodery might rally in the hour of danger.
, We admired aud respected you for your noble de-
votoD, and endeayoref, at distance. to follow the
glorious example, But now, siace from nearer
point of view we have witnessed your thoroughnest
aud efficiency in the drill; since We have known you
collectively "a q brave aud chivarous company OF
soldiers. and Individually accomplished and warm
hearted e ntlemen, our admiration and respect arr
mingled with gratitude and love. Permit us. then,
in the name of cur Company. to express TO you on
warmest thanks for your hospitality and kindness
Our social intercourse has been of the most pleas
aut character, and should the clarion notes of wal
call 10 the a,t field TO strike for the honor
salty of State may we in noble rivalry. fl yht
side by side. aud together fill together triumph
Very respectfully,
JNOCPAGE, I
HENRY PARRISH.
HENRY r JOHNSON, Co,,,,;,,oa
NEWTON ORD,
Richard JOHNS,
] EHENDRICK,
NH 33-lt
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E9- TIE concert of the Peak famiIy-the Ian.
cashire Bell Ringers"-at Metropolitan Hall, last
evening, wac in every respect a tFiumph-a full
house, delightful pei formauce and delighted an
dience. The music of the beIis' was sweet and
harmonious beyond all that could 10 imagined hv
those who have net heard them played upon by
these most accomplished performers, while the rer-
fornauces upon the harp well as the vocal music
were most excellent. The songs, ballads and ds.
iogees OF lutte Lisette and Master Eddie were mar
tlcuiar'y charming, and were greeted with enthu-
s'astic applause. The company give their second
entertainment in Richmond this everins, with a
change OF programme, and II ne are not mistakep
the attendance win be larger than even en- last night
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Calling Hard Names,

The habit of the New York Tribune of iudulc;nr
in personal abuse Of those who differ from IL Is mo-
torious. Its capacity In this line IL ony limi,aa
by The extent of its Bilingsgate vocabulary II.
late assault upon Senator Toombs, of Georgia ,s /,
specimen OF its peculiar style Of DISCUSSING great
questions, Because Senator Toombs had spoken
OF crushing out faction, it calls him ia rulan,
"a supercilious, dogmatic, overbearing, tyranni.
cal, Insulting creature; - "a man with whom there
an DC no conflict that permits the preservation Of
an antagonists Independence or honor, except BY
taking bis scalp = "an intelligent brute"
Does oil this prove anything but bad temper aud
worse manoersf Is II rs likely to convince the
country that Mr.. Teombs In "a rufiano "A il ia 10
% that Character upon bis assailant? Is there
anything In the use Of sach language that shows
VII Or satire. or aught but malice and yulsaritv
What has the press to do with personalities =
Inc people look to IL for light for
paoiie anair:, for the discussion of great nrino.
pies. when II 10 degraded into an engine ~ ra.
son.l sihaictvebess. when II IL made n ssxef r.,
ooiIupt passions and ribaid epithets IL becana. =.
49, 49, enrse, as when properly conducted n d
1sssng. Senator Toonibs will not Ia IN q, ca. -
49, oesfeught, but the Tribune viii dsg.as ~,
vocation, will degrade the Character 81 ,hs
"a . sss.Ioy its influence, and make men regard
ts,,,s... 20 use Its own language as IAN in
sssass sus Iiate uncleaa. fsrocious, dsngerons 10
! - "h'cn ought to be muzxled or DESTROYED
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xHLn0RAPHIc NBws.
coneres.,onal rroceedings.

wArHrsaroS, March 22.--Snate The considers
alton OF the Kansas bill was resumed.
Fr. Stuart, Of Michigan, addressed the senate IN
opposition to the biil and Mr.. Bayardsof Delaware
In its favor. q 80
The Iobbies and galleries Of the Senate champef
we're densely crowded, in the expectation OF near
ing Mr. Douglas.
Hsuse Mr.. stephens. Of Georgia, offered res
eiution to discharge j. w WaIcott, the coDtuma
eious witness In the tariff bribery case, from Gus
tody, and turn him over to the officers OF me la"
for trial In the criminal court.
The resolution was adopted.
The House in committee Of the whole resumed
the consideration of the bill TO supply deficiencies
10 the appropriations for the service OF the fscai
rear ending June So 1858. ss .'Hx&
Mr. Garnett, Of Virginia, made speech IN favor
Of the Leeompton constitution, aud was followed
by Mr. bishop, Of Connecticut who took similar
position.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN LEVI
PlRRIsH Master frnni Now Ynik.

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JtMESTowy,,' LEWIS
PARRISH, Master, from New York:
Mrs Gone. child and nurse. w III Campbell.
Lounsberry. T Davidson. w Rose nheim. Pr Steptoe.
N Moak, Mrs De Frecst,a Miss De Freest. III
Davidson and lady. p Berbank and lady X Bog
CESS and lady, Lieut. 7 q Corbin. U 8 N, VIM ii ~
lott, lady and child. NJ Spencer, II Bancher,
Yates, Rev M Yats and lady. Miss y Lewis, Miss
Bosworth D Mead and lady j q Williams. n Camp.
Capt VI IIilly ard. Capt Jno Maxwell, Jacobs,
W Jacobs, P Riley. Ferris, Chas Tayler, and 26 In
Storage. Also II mon for u steam frgate Colo
RADIO" Norfolk.
Also. from Norfolk-Dr W Upshcr and servant
Halatt. Mrs Rains Jno Harris. J W Pollard
J Cormick Mrs NJ Grigsby, ID Ma!oney, III Clay
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<~,~>.32 - -+>~----s "a
srt ofnscamsn1, M-caz nigh wasev ii14 ssas
IRRIfEh.

sssaiser Jarsatown. ,p1rxish. 7, mdse AMI pas
xerver Isidlain 3 Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody. Pritchstf. Baltimore mdse.
Ii Bri.s Basane Chr ina Iriimae. from somfr
"f BARI Winlfrsd. hunson. RIO. coffee. crsrshsw
saes Ann Grant, Nelson. New York, salt,
shaw 4 Co. and hay, Brideford &c. 3.
schr wythe. anttle, t72 hours fiom New York;
ms ssi;r Lace Acharn Brewster. Rockland. lime.
Ii scnr JNeild. Jones. Baltimore. gusno. Ii
st sesr 'BSafefaed Hubbard, Baltimore. gnano.
sehr Hope. Fisnk, Baltimore. mdse. W Coiquitt
seh a RinggoId, Perry Providence. hay. Rridgford
sehr Elizabeth Dewy. Rippen Eastern Shore. oats.
:" sehr jenny Lind. whitehead Eastern Shore, OATS
70 scsr Comet ssl,er. North Carolina, sweet potato
scr osis. willis, North Carolina. sweet potato
sehr sorgi .nia, Everetie. North Carolina, tar
and shingles Whitlock & Son.
'''s srbr EG Frayzsr Caiton Petersburg, wheat
|. sioop Fashion. Goodwin. Cherry stone, potatoes
Sion New Packet Gray. smthiied, wheat wOm-
Die q o'a''0'ne SAILED.
Steamer CITY Of Richmond, Mitchell, philadelphia,
mdse and passengers. III Tuttie
schr John X Price, smith. RappahannccS fiVef IN
ballast. -, -.
Sehr Belle Conway. Price down the river. light.
MEMORANDUM.
Rark Virginia Miller. 81 DAYS from ID ha arrived
in Hampton roals March 18th, for orders l.
Bark Winifrad. Munson: rom Rio. arrived IN
Hampton Re ads March 2th. Sailed from RIo. ia n
nary 2sth in company with bark Fanton. The bark
BrizzolaTia, to sail next day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAMPTON ROADS. March 22 Arrived, brig Cyg
net, Loman, II days from sombrera Island via 81
Thomrs euano for orders; brig Newsboy. Leckie'
Of Boston. from Fayal, ballast-bulwarks main
boom. &c, carried away in storm on the 10th OF
February.
Schooner Pauline, Jones, of Newberne, n. T.. Tor
New York. with naval stores. lost deck load ~ 10
slant and vessel seriously damaged. On tue tith
was snoken by schooner Alma. from Antigua for
Norfolk, whi6h furnished the crew. The Alma ar
rived at Norfolk to-day.
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Financial and Commercial.

The imports of foreign dry goods at New York for
the p.st week amount in value to only s6i2.4l2
against tstal of ST. 967 500 for the corresponding
week of last year the total value, however. OF the
goods thrown on the market, amounts 10 ~ hJ5.F9,
which is an indication that there il greatet activity
Ia the channels of distribution.
Richmcnd Markets, March %.
There is no change in the general condition of
commerce and money affairs. The spring trade on
tipues backward. Money is easy aud exchange 3
shade lower The last foreign COWS is not en-
couragng with regard to cotton previous advces,
though we caa hardly expect any decidedly unfa-
vorable accounts under present circumstances -
There may be slight variations but cotton will likely
maintain great frmness for some time to come.
The farmers who have wheat should send il in
promptly. The mills will wind up the season in
spril aud stop operations TO prepare for the next
crop. There is smart demand now and a small ad-
vance upon prizes, which were already above the
Northern markets.
EXCHANGE We quote cheeks on New York Phil
adslphia and Baltimore at lssG1ns prem.
No change in the discount on uncurrent notes.
On North Carolina notes llsW2 dis; South Carolina
| dis.
GoLp AND FLYER -l'4@La prem.
TOBACCO 1.-The receipts OF tobacco large, and the
the breaks also. Most of the tobacco receiving at
this time is inferior. We thought there was more
animation in the market to-day We Quote inferior
lugs ut i3 75G 30; good S5(d5 80; fine shipping in
dry order S. J6tT; inferior leaf 81 J0S; good $50
09.5o; q oil stemming SsGI9.5o; fine SHOE 5o69 81
good manufacturing Sl0gil; fine. none in market.
We notice the sales of a few hhds today, approach
pg fac, at SI2 5aGHl4.
FLpUR.--There has been no CHI ange in the flour
market The stock is large and the demand is very
light. We renew quotations: To shippers. $50
5l21z for good to choice straight brands of SUPER
fine. Extra s. 50. We quote by the dray load,
TO the trade: superhne s. 2,ef5on; Extra $4,000;
Family S7(e7e0.
WHE4T.-There has been little stir in wheat
The mills are anxious to accumulate supplies for
winding up the operations of the year. Some Of
them are idle for lew days. nnt sufficient Sc ok
for this purpose is laid in. They will likely al stop
grinding by the 10th, or the end of April Red
wheat is especially in demand. We quote good To
prime red sl25cel 80; good to prime white si.3j@
i.37ls
CORN-Quiet ut 556a3fi. cts per bushel.
OATS 356t3715 cts per bushel.
SUGAR>-We quote New Oh leans 6S4(diSl4 cts;
Rico and Cuba. none in market Leaf lzttc; Crushed
and Powdered l1a A Coffee Loo all4; Coffee g1a(1
CSC: Coffee &C. Market iinprovih
M0LASSES.-New Orleans 81 to 36ci Cuba 2561c0c
p. Rico :s4d35c. At an auction sale by MPssrs @ 7
Workman Co., $50 bbs. Moasses IN. o. brought
3D3tG33J5 cts per gallon.
C,FFEE.-Market quiet We quote Rio ll61
i2cts quality and quantity: Iaguay l31zc ia
Java I71ac Mocha Isc.
Fly "a 25ls cts per gallon quiet.
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IT seems that Rheumatism, Deafness
Men, gia, swollen and siff Joints and other CON-
plants to which all subject, have lott their
teTroTs Prof De GRATIS ELECTRIC UIL Is val
rantei to relieve any cess in "a short space of time
and with tritiing expense 1t can be had of the
agents here. See advertisement in another column.
Hs- For sale by PURCELL LADD Il Co., wholesale
Agents Richmond, aud by Druggists generally.
NH 29-dScwiw
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DESTRUCTIVE FIE IN ELIZABETH CITY. N. c.
loss INNENSE.-ARREST OF SUPPOSED IN
CENDIARY

NORFOLK, March pa very destructive hre oc'
eurred this morning, at Elizabeth City, G. large
Number of stores Ii. the business part OF the town
was burnt The loss Is said to be immense, and
the fire the work of an incendiary.
Among the stores destroyed were those OF n a
Knox. n, n, Miller. j. C. Grandy. A. NJ. shannon
H. Cuipeper, b. sprueIl, W. II. Clark, C. vLafsr'y
and others.
The Marine Hospital was burnt and is in RUNS ;;
NJ A. Cohen has been arrested ana Is no" In jan
on suspicion of being the incendiary.
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An I.vaiia Tr.v.I,.r A..

:. =. 1fFfaiks,a native Of Rockingham eon,,.
~, hAs eesn rendered helpless by rheum.t,.m.
bpt aevsrthslsss, desirisg to support himss,s :.
has written svc little books Of travels and
which 10 sells for that purpose lie is vet yopn~
taossh old 10 aflction, and HIS exertions to earn
livelihood dessrys encouragement. A pansr
printed In his county says his bodily aniictlon kas
peep 20 Gfest - hardly 10 leave hinr strsngt b
enough g vied . pss, ssd yet be summoned up
energy enough % mako The efert. Ills books are
sntestesIleg and se hope and ready saia. lie IL
pow IN this city.
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To THE VoTERs OF THE Cry OF RICH
Moy~ II am a candidate for reelection to the office
Of CITY GRAIN MEASURER. and respectfully so
iicit yonr votes at the ensuing charter election
NH 23-dtde* JAMES u GLIB
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sm. By HENRY w. QUARLgs.-Ladies
Aucti- n sale of JEWELRY at No. 2I7 Main street
EVERY MORNING THIS WEEK commencing AT
! o'clock. HENRY W. QUARLES
NH 22-IW Auct.
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Rev JAS. A. DUNCAN will deliver Lee
tura in Trinity Church, on THURSDAY night. III,
18th of March. 1855. at O'Clock. Subject: "GREAT
MEN" Admittance, rs CTS. The proceeds to be ap-
piled to the payment of Wesley Chapel. Tickets t.
houses BOOKSTORE and also at A. W. Richardson
office. opposite the Exchange Hotel, Oh 18th street.
NH 12-4t&
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reply to the call of Many Voters, !"
in the Dispatch and at the solicitation Of NV friends.
hereby announce myself q randdate for the Office
of CONSTABLE fer the 4th District nf Henrico.
NH 23-it* JOHN VI BRADLEY.
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The profits of Mr. Everett's Grafton on Wash.
ington, delivered at Philadelphia on the 4th Of
February, l,020.
t. W. Dunn, of Missouri, has been appointed
purser in the navy to fill an existing vacancy.
Col Blythe, consul, at Havana, it is said, has
rendered his resignation to take effect On the first
of July.
Charles L. Taylor, implicated in Che burning of
the Pacific Hotel at St. Louis, has been honorabIy
discharged
The North Carolina fisheries are said to promise
a large yield this season.
On the 18th inst, n man named Black, living at
1ronsville, Snyder township, Pa, while engaged
In chopping wood, falling upon his axe, complete
~ severed his leg at the knee joint. lie died from
loss of blood in fifteen minutes.
Mary owerman, aged about seventeen, living
near Tyrone city, Pa, while engaged in boiling
soap, on the Sth inst, was SO severely burned by
her clothes taking fire, that she died the same
night
Chas. NJ. 0ttinger, formerly of HoIlidaysburg.
Pa, has been convicted of forgery. and sentenced
to the neDitentiary seven years.
The Mary Caroline Stevens, the Colonization So.
ciety's packet to Liberia will leave Baltimore for
Monrovia, the LIST of May.
The paragraph which has been going the round s
that the Interior Department has made arrange
ments for the purchase of Burton's theatre in New
York city for the purpose OF holding the United
states Courts therein, is not correct.
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pICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL, on lst,
IL between Clay and Marshall streets, viii be open
ed for the reception of pupils from LIST April to the
last of July, 1873
Subjects taught-Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Physical Science, and the Usual
branches in English.
Tuition in English for four months........ sl2.oa
/" Classics q" " " 80. q 90
r BEVERLY FRAYSEK. AM.
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fA-Steam portraits arc all the go. Five hundred
taken daily by TFrrn Il Co. Col Jackman had 81
taken of himself yesterday, to give to his friends
Depot 1870 Main street
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TENNESSEE B,SKs--The Legislature Of Tennes-
sec has passed an act requiring legal proceedings
to be- instituted to wind up the Bank of East Ten
nessee. The bill to increase the capital Of the
Bank of Tennessee by an issuance of State bonds
has haen r.inc ted
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g LAFAi kITE hUY A L. ARCH
Xxx CHAPTER, No IS -CeMPANIoSs; Attend a
~ \stase ell couyocatior of your Chapter, at Bcsb-
er's Hall. THIS EVENING at O'clock.
By order Of NJ. Il. II. P.
W. d. C0LQUIrT Sec'y.
RICFMoYD, March %. A. d 1873. Il. a. NJ. 1855.
NH y lt
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PERILs OF BaLooSISG.-A professor Wells lately
made an ascension at Baton Rouge, La, in bal
loon inflated with heated air. He attained
height of about 500 feet, when the rarf ed air
was exhausted, and down came the balloon much
faster than it went up. The Professor alghted
first upon the limb of tree which broke his fall
somew hat but the balloon having ia the meantime
taken FIRE. be had narrow escape from death by
burning. He was speedily rescued from his peril
Gus situation. and will hardly attempt another
experiment so hazardous.
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'-------l-s----7---
IOHN LADEN.

nA.Goto TYLER Co.'S il in want OF a likeness of
any size or style, at prices varying from 20 cents to
s25 100 Main street. !
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Ar the solicitation eff MANY friends

respectfully announce myself candidate for CITY
ASSESSOR. Should itsbe the pleasure of the citi.
zens 70 elect me. promise faithful discharge Ct
the duties Of the office. v L FORE.
NH o2-1Wk
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VANDALISM IN NKw YoRk.-On Friday night last
q stone was hurled at the Statue Of Washington
In the City Hall Park, New YORK, @aich knocked
off the Generals right arm. sculptor was en-
ployed the next day 20 restore the limb
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Testimonials Of Fatrons and Friends.

Testimonials Of Ihtroas and Friends
AMELIA Co, Va, Nov. e. 1853.
NJ. FBAYsER was with us three years and after an
opportunity the most favorable tojudge of his quail
fcat ons as teacher, and his high moral worth as
a good citizen, we feel that cannot too strongly
recommend him TO any community. The sanding
Of his students ut many of the first Colleges in the
Union gives him conspicuous position among the
first men of his profession.
WIN j CHgaTHAM REM BRTDGEFoRTH
PHILIP SoUTHALL JOSEPH NJ SCoTT
WIN WoRsHAh JOHN MARSHALL
RICHD TAYLOR THOMAS NEAL
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schr Mary feline. Creighton. for Norfolk and
Richmond cleared at Baltimore 2Ist.
Ship sther, Willrby. from Richmond, for Rio de
Janeiro seen 18th instant, lat Sc ~, Ion 81 20
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THE FoREIGS NEws.--The details per Arabia came
to hand last evening. We find nothing Of special
interest beyond that contained IN the summary
published yesterday,
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N.Y. The THIRTY-FIFTH ann

AS- The THIRTY-FIFTH annual meet
ing of the Medical Society of Virginia. will DC held
in the city OF Richmond, on the fourth TUESDAY
(22d) of April next Delegates will be chosen to
pre- sent the State Society in the American Medical
Association, which will meet in Washington the
ensuing week. WM W PARKER,
NH i7-2awiw Secretary.
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RKNaRx,plE PAssadrs-The bark T,tsinian,
Capt Charles Miller, (of Richmond,y now iu iIsmr-
ton Roads. made the passage from that point to
Bahia 10 thirty-one days, and back 70 Hampton
Roads in thirty five days. These are two of the
quickest passages on record.
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INTELLIGENCE was received in. this city from
Washington, Sunday, that the name OF Col.
JOHN T. WILEY had been, would be, again sent
to the Senate. to be confirmed as Marshal for the
Eastern District of Virginia BY this it would
appear that his rumored removal was unfounded
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LATER FROM CAMP SCOTT-COL. JOHNSTON
SENDING FOR SUPPLIES.

Sr Lofts March % The Leavenworth Ledger
saws an express has arrived there from Camp Scott
requesting that stores ammunition and men be for
warfed to Col Johnston Immediately.
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WANTED-Twenty.ii 1--WE respectable womb, I'D
FOR The Oriental Spectacle Of ALADDIN. Tie viii
be Taught dancing by a competent hsiIet rnas,ar
ana costumes iurn shed free Of charge ArpIy a,
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A AMUSEMENT.

"A "GYMNASTTCSn
intend, on the lat April next, to omen class for
boys at my 6y gymnasium on Marshall street, between
5th and 9Th streets. All pupils 20 be engaged f,r
he course Of three months Application for a lin
tied number OF pupils may he made To me at the
Gymnasium from TO 8 o'clock in the afternoon
Parents and guardians respectfully invited 10
witness the exercises.
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