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MARINE nISASTERS-

NORFOLK. March 1.-THE schooner c. D. Cooke,
of New York, bouad for Richmond, with cargo
of sugar and molasses arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day with loss of foresail and anchor. She will
proceed up the river to morrow.
The British schooner Uncle Tom from Halifax,
n s., bound to City Point, with fish, is ashore on
Hampton Bar. Assistance has been sent down to
her. A portion of her cargo will be discharged
and the vessel got off.
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MARRIED,

On tha I'd inst. at the First Baptist Church by
Rev g. Manly. SAMUEL ). GREEN to Miss l.. 4
BOAZ. daughter OF the late Daniel Il. Boaz, dec d.
both of this city.
&C. Hannibal (No) papers please copy. >
On the 81 ms. at Bel!eylie, Gloucester county,
Virginia the residence Of her father, by the Rev.
Charles Mann, BEVERLY r. WELLFORD. JR
Esq, of Richmond. to Miss SUSAN SEDn0N TAI
IAfERRU, only daughter of Warner I. Talaierro
ESQ. >
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out MUSTANG LINIMgST in their house The many
accideDts We are liable to- render IL necessary
any N oment, and nothing is capable of performing
such certain cure. Extract: In lifting the keft
from the IRE, it caught and scalded my hands and
person very severely-one hand almost to a crisp
The torture was unbearabie. 1t was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex
tract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed
pidiy aud left 20 scar of account. CHAs fosTER A.
Broad street, Philadelphia" IL is truly wonderful
4rtiels. it viii cure any case of swelling, Barns,
Stir Joints, Eruptions, or Rheumatism. For Horses
1t shcnld never be dispensed with. One dollar's
worth Of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
and Pounde BEWARE OF MUTATIONS. Sold in. all
parts Of the habitable globe.
BARNES < PARK, Proprietors,
IL lf-dScwim New York.
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NnTIGE--NO. 2.

| Ladies wishing CATERS made to match their
dresses Of any color can have them made either OF
kid or lasting congress side lace. with OF with
out heels with or without tips thin or thick soies
They can be accommodated by calling on AbEA AN
DER HILL. No. III. Main Ct, Importer and Manu-
| fscturer of Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
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SAD AccIDEST.-On Tuesday morning last, Parker
Campbell, son of Mrs. Mary C. Campbell, prom
isng youth of about ii years of age, accidentally
shot himself On crossing the railroad track, ht
stepped upon one of the stoek-pits, slipped and
fell, at the same time his gun--a double-barre
shot gun-went of, discharging it's contents into
his head and lodging portion of the charge in
his brain. He fingered through the day till nigh
when his sufferings were ended in death.--Ier
noado MSS Press.
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NOTICE No.

TONY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENBs. AND HE PUB
Lie GENEgALLY.-I am now manufacturing bRoGUES
of the: best quality. suitable for gentemens wear
on the farm: also, BaoGuEs for field hands. which
will he sold at as low prices es the quality can
be bought for at any other house in the city
ALEX, HILL, No I27 MAIN ST....RIcHNoND, VA.
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TEE OUTRAGE ON MIssioNARIEs.-sev. Walter
Dickson the American Missionary at Jaifa has
petrated upon himself and family, one of whom,
his son. was murdered by gang of armed Arabs.
The letter confirms the account we published
some days ago. Mrs. d. aud another lady were
outraged, Mr.. d. wounded and their house pilsged.
Tue American consul had laid the matter beiure
the pasha
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SUICIDE IN FRENcH's HofsL-A man named s.
Mailer, "a jewelier, residing In Frankfort street,
about O'Clock this afternoon. went into the bath
rooms belonging to Freach's Hotel, in Park Row,
drew razor from his pocket. aud deliberately
cut his throat, nearly ssyering his wind pipe. He
was taken to the Hospital, but il is impossible for
him to recover. No cause ID assigned for the rash
act.--N. T. Jost9'. Com 10N.
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LATER FR0M s0UTH AMERICA.

New YORK, March lily an arrival from Cur
aeoa, we have dates from ST. Domingo to the 18th
February. Baez held his own against Santana
and had obtained abundance of provisions
lie had also purchased number of sch0olers
which were converted into nen-ofyar.
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CONFESSION OF A INSTRUMENTATION Williams.
now in Jail at Harrisburg, Pa, under sentence of
death for the murder of Daniel Hendricks, has
voluntarily made full and free confession of his
guilt He states that he committed the deed in
order to secure the watch and other trifing
articles the murdered man had in his possession.
Williams is TO be hung on the 2lst of May.
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hAssAs RuaoRs.-The St. Louis Leader Iearns
from gentleman Just from Kansas tina. the To, A.
Ssites and municipalities of Isavenworth have
qnsrreied concerning the policy to be pArsued.
and two sets of candidates have been nominated
TOR the new constitutional convention The de-,
ocrafs make no nominations. II was reported that
Geo. Lane had issued proclamation caliing unon
the free State militia to attack Weston, Mssonri.
The report Is discreditad.
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NOTICE No. 5.

LADIES' and GENTLExEN's TRUNKS and LADIES
BONNET CASES. VALlsEs. CARPET BAGS. of all quail
tiles, sizes and prices, can be had of ALEX. HILL
No. I27 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
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FROM KANSAS.

Sr. Louis, March 1l.-Advices from Kansas state
that GOV. Denver has issued proclamation pro-
nouncug the circular instructions of Lane for the
enrolment of the Kansas militia, al Illegal usur
patton of power.
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FROM TURKS IsLANp.--Turks Island papers of Sd
of February, report the sale of salt dull at eight
cents per bushel. The Royal Gazette states tina.
$1,000 bushels hal been shipped away during &
week, and that of last years crop there remained
could be had ut very low prices. The salt pan.
at Inagua are said to be in promising state A
large quantity was on hand there, but no sale fol
it, Only three cargoes were disposed of in all the
month of January.
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AS SEAsONABLE REMARKs.-We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond Whig
As this IS the season OF the year when neuralgia,
rheumatism, coughs. and various kindred com
plants are prevalent we conceive we doing the
pnblic service in inviting their attention to the
advertisement OF HEsRY's EMINENT, in ts-dey's
paper. From personal knowledge and Observable IA
we can say that this Liniment is effCaci us in allie
Waiting pains produced by Colds and may be advan.
tageously used Tor ailments arising from other
cauRes. NH 6-6tS
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n0- PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAors.-

H0 PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS
DE-. HAMPTON, now aged So years speaks. Hear hin.
Are you sickf Beware of imitationsi Ask fol
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. Tko many cure,
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may indues
A medicine must have merit, and great merit. too
os&nd the test of public opinion. No art of pulling
can gaivAnIZe worthless article. 90 as 60 keep u
as good medicine. IL il be not really So
good medicine will live, become popular and ex
the people readily ind out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from month % mouth with more IA
pidity than newspapers can spread t, A Irving VII
ness testfying TO the cure medicine has made toi
Using.
In prsof Of what We say above, we refer you q
Hampton Vegetable finctrre and is effects
Mr.. WIN. HfaH, No. 1876 80 til Paca street. Balti
more, cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Nh EDWIN N. srsAsxIIs. No. q Register street
Baltimore naost dreadful case Of Scroflia Of years
stan Ing lost nnber Of pieces Of bone restored C
Miss MAR scovrslb Teacher, No. go Baltinsors
street-her case after yesrs Of Suffering has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call 70 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. WIN oldham. OF Baltimore Custom-lf House, snf
tered from these complaints for Is moaths with body
toms Vegetable 1iuctare after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry @. Winn had aeough for years-grea
weakness. &c. had ID all iye or SIX phi sicIans trisd
an he r. = .. bur va vas cured enix By
81 Delieste Ladies and Childrsn VIII please give
Sold By PURCELL, LADD co. Riehmoaa, 3,
Be- og FrsdssskssSsTg y sll ses pPIH1gsT s
SS-si per bosslsi - sis hsstis- ior IS -dAe
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NoTJcE-NO. A.

am now in receipt of my spring stock OF goods
Consisting of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys
and Children's BOOTS and SHOES OF every descrip-
tion which will be sold at low price as any other
house in this city or elsewhere, by ALEx'R HILL.
No I27 Main street Richmond, Va.
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NOTICING. 7.

Tue PELLIssIgR TRAVELLING BAG.--l have Just re-
ceycd supply of the Pelssier Travelling Bag, an
entirely new article of travelling apparatus, for
gentlemen and for neatness and durability cannot
he surpassed. They can only be found at ALIEN.
HILLS, I27 Main street. NH li-d3t&cwlt
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 10.-A man named Con-
rad attacked Policeman Brgehener yesterday,
and injured him severely that his life is despair
cd of. Conrad was committed TO Jail, and there
hung himself last night.
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SINKING OF A srEAMER.-The steamer C. Bealer.
from Cincinnati, bound TO st. Louis. struck a log
aud was sunk few days ago. She had on board 4
valuable cargo OF dry goods and groceries. ineIud-
ing five hundred bags of coffee, portion of which
was transferred To her from the steamers Falls
City and Planet, The cargo, in a damaged state.
had been taken off by another steamer. The C. b.
will be raised in a few 6ays.
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4 petition tn the General Assembly is In eircn-
istion In this city, and has already considerable
number CT signatures, respectfully urging reno.
val of the oppressive tax on salaries. The peti.
tcs viii Go Jeff at the DiEp0tch counting Office
to-day for signatures. This enormous salary tax
is one Of the most unjust, unequal aud odious bur
thens ever imposed upon free people, and we
hope the soyereigns will rise in their majesty to
demsna its repeal. When the subject comes up in
tine Legislature, let US have the ayes and noes
upon il, for future reference.
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DEATH OF THE REV. n. W. TAYLOR.

New HAVEN. March 10.--The Rev. Nathaniel w.
Taylor. d. D.. Dwight Professor Of Didactic Theolo
gy in Yale College. and author of system of the
ology expired at his residence, in this city, this
morning at l.oclock iu the I'D year OF his age.
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AUCTION SALES OF TEAS AND SUGARS AT
NEW YORK

New YORK, March 10.-At sale of teas to-day.
greens held steady. but the blacks declined about
per cent At an auction of sugars, Orleans com
manded very full prices, and in some cases shared
q slight improvement
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SINKING OF A paorELLEs.--The propeller Globe,
belonging to the Great Western Railway, capsizsd
aud sunk last Monday, ct Detroit, while loading
live stock. Many cattle were Lost.
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Z Fer all the current news OF the DAY, read tho
wsuuy Dnpsfcs For full Legislative reports,
rad the wsKxiy DEsrA7oa. For spicy correspon-
dspos, read the wKkKlr pIsrArcn. For City and
state items, read the WEEKLY DfsparcH. For In.
ssssssing miscellany and choice poetry, read the
WEEKLY psspArcH For a full review Of the mar
ksts, read the WISELY DsspATcH. And for all that
d requisite for family reading, procure the WEEK
~ p,spArea ron fRzpAr, March leth, which Is now
ready and for sale at the counting room at the low
prios Of three cents per COPY. Subscription price
Al per anuuun, In advance
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STATE LOAN The loan of $4,000 authorized by
the Legislature Of Maine, reimbnrsable in eighteen
years, at 8 per cent. Interest, with semi.annnal
coupons, payable at the Suffolk Bank In Boston.
pas been tskenat premium Of four aud ons-haif
per cent.
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psIsosEa DEAp.-Monros Stewart. one of tie
Mebeespor' fnnrdersrs, who was pardoned, and
snother prisoner, died of small pox In the ia
of Pittsburg, Pc, q few days ago.
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Things iHa Norfolk.


NORFOLK, March 10th, 1858.
Minute guns were fired to-day, at II O'Clock, NJ,
from the United States ship Pennsylvania in honor
of the late Commodore Perry. The flags of the
shipping were displayed at hafmast, also.
The charitable concert is beginning to attract
considerable attention. and doubt is entertained
of its success.
Mr.. James Barron Hope will deliver his poem In
Hampton tomorrow evening, and start the next
morning for this place, that our citizens may have
the pleasure of hearing him on Friday evening"
This gentleman is well known to this community,
and has may warm and ardent friends, and a
host of admirers who, we feel assured, will turn
out en- ldSSe to hear this last brilliant production
Hundreds of orr citizens were out sleighipg yes
terday morning. and every imaginable contriyauce
that could be hitched to horse and would slip
over the snow, was brought into reQuisitiou. Dry
goods boxes boats and cradles predoiuinated. how
ever, and the fun was kept up until the warm rays
of the sun left many of them slipping in the mud
The snow of yesterday is gone, and hardly vest
age is left to-day 10 remind las of the recent storm
Mahomed Pacha is expected 10 visit the Gosport
Navy Yard in few days, doubtless in time TO see
the new steamer Colorado. This magnificent
steamer is probably unequsled by anything of the
kind in the world and must command the admira-
ton of the Turkish Admiral and suit.
The engine and machinery were built in your
city at the celebrated Tredegar Works. and pro-
noupced by the Board of Engineers who were ap
pointed to examine it, fanltless. The work WAS
received at once, without the usual trial of six
months. IL VIII. we Doubt not. attract the atten-
ton of this foreign dignitary, for he comes enI-
powered by his Government to contract Tor II lire
OF battle ships similar to the Colorado, and With
this proud specimen of naval architecture before
him, our judgment is much az fault, if Virginias
mechanics do not get the job
The guns manufactured in Richmond are like
wise pronounced the best in the United States
vice, and We cannot only build his ship in this
State, but can equip il for him too.
Mrs. Mary Palmer, very worthy lady, who is
acting as the sexton Of Christ Church, had the
misfortune TO fall, yesterday morning, and diso-
cate her hip. She is doing well under the treat
mennt of DR.. Hardy.
The arrival of corn to-day is limited We note
sales of yellow at 611 cents; white 60i% cents;
mi xed So cents.
Business is generally dull, and no transactions
o fany Importance to note. PERCUSSION.
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FIRE AT Pioros. N. s.--Six buildings ware total
ly consumed by fire, Al Picton, N. s., on Monday
night aud several others were partially burned
A large aniount Of goods and furniture wGs de-
str,yed The less amounted 10 10000, on which
there ID "a insurance of $1,000,
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MuzzLINd CANA negro named Henry Col
bird has been arrested la Toronto Canada. charx.
cd with ill-treating a child in his household by
muzziing her between meal times. Hearing of tn.
matter, the deputy Chief proceeded 10 the prise.
ner residence, where he found Aittle girl named
sarah cecilia Hill, behind the door OF the house.
Ter head and face were completely covered by
wire-work cap or muzzie, locked behind with a
small brass paddock. By means of this instru-
nsnt, she was unable either TO eat or drink.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CoNcoRD, N. H., March 11.--Returns from $50
lawns give a Republican majority of 600. This
is believed to be about the majority in the whole
State.
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RICHMOND. Jan. IL, 1865.


RICHMOND, Jan. II 1905.
TO DIR. kahn.
Office corner ed and Main streets.
kfA. DEAR Sir: L feel it a duty i owe
YOU to state to the public, the successful removal
Of Tumor from the side of my neck, OF seueatega
of which am now we'll. was examined by, Dr.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
Ago, and he pronounced % chances against me ~
cutting it, as also did other eminent pin ysleians
throughout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER
in lg-l3ntz cwlt
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SoTrCE--No 1.

R1- AasRorypEs, % cents. froTa that price % ~
Any style of picture you want, OF nne ahan'y, ~
har nrtcs. TrtEr Co. Artists, 1919 Main street.
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b. GREAT IMpRoyEMRNT IN

TEETH.-G. ". JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
eior 10 any others ever used. The simplicity aud
perfection OF their adaptation is such TO render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, freT
fltin9 10 bring The tooth the st 1tai never breaking
paris.
Ali other operations, Filling. Cleansing, and Ia
serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Man street.
ia I3-3m
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TIE DISTRICT MARsHALsHlP-It is stated that Mr.
Selden's nomination as Marshal OF the District Of
Columbia created e sensation among the local pol
iticians. The President had previously rejected
his pretensions, in consequence of his connection
with the broken bank Of Selden ,Withers 4 Co.. aud
the movement in the Legislature Of Virginia con-
corning the bonds they negotiated
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DEATH or CAPT. sAsFoRp.--captain Thomas T.
Sanford, for many years connected with the stea M
ers between Boston and Bangor, died at New York
Friday If consumption.
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nsn- Nor1ca-Tnken throngh mistake

Mn- NoTIcs-Taken through mistake
at the residence of DR.. Il X. Welfcru, on Tuesday
evening last, q "Gentleman's Shawl large size.
grey plaid mixed with black; also, black Felt
Hat, high crown, narrow brin, lined with blue
silk with the number IA pasted the inside. AEy
Information concerning the same, will be thankful
~ received by The subscriber at his office Pearl
street next 70 the once Of H. ID. EactIo and oppo-
site the store of }. n. Gordon.
NH LIT q. X. BRICREN.
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JEFFERSON MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The annual Com
mepcsn,eDs a the jefferson Medical College, Phil
sdslphia, took place on Tuesday last The follow
ing are among the graduates: w. C. 8. Alexan.
der, VIM. Barksdale, Calhoun 4. Barrett, VIM Bell,
Edmund i. Bowyer, Thomas w. Briscoe, Charles
II. p. Burks, Lawreuces. Crump, Martyr ii. Drew.
rey, Aigernon z. Epes Vim. +. Figgat, J. W. Frank.
fin, Jas B. eson, Jas :. Gillian, John A. Ora
ham, VIM. Green, 7. d. +. Guerrant, Peter J. Hale
Argyle Haley, Richard A. Hsrrell A. J. Hay slett
La f. jackson, Jos. W. Kent, Charles ]. Lewis J no
ieyturn, Charles Mccormick, NJ. r. McNemar, Jo
sep6 8. Meredith. John P. Mitchell, Jas. p. Moor.
man, John A. Nelson, James W. Oliver Thomas G,
alec, Psbius s. Kicks, George r. soarburgh, John
u. essrs, Lewis u. Sencindiver, WA. b. Sims. VIM.
snoderass, Harold snowdeu, Joseph p. Watkins,
joseph B. Webb. John g. Wharton, John W. vii.
seS and George Kemper Young, all from Virginia
Sesdes the foregoing, we find large mum bers
from North aud South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama.
&C. &c.; IN fact the graduating class is chiefly COM
posed Of young men residing in the Southern
statss. Comment 10 unnecessary.
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FIRE IN Troy. n. 'Y.-The Troy Bleach Work 3
owned by William r. Yowart, were destroyed ty
fire on Tuesday last. Loss from 500 GOO to s2 GOO
fully insured
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ALL IoRT6AGEp.-A New York merchant who
mas had occasion this winter to know how bust
ness is done at Chicago was in this city the other
day, fsays the Rochester Union } on his way home
ward from that place lie says everything real aud
personal is mortgsged. He asserts that he found
no less than eight thousand eiattle mortgages
on ills In the clerks Offices and he further asserts
thar those papers reach the personal property OF
nearly every merchant aud business man In chica
60,
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ARRIVAL OF TIE KANGAROO The steamer kanga
roo arrived at New York Wednesday evening from
Liverpool. Dates anticipated.
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ANOTHER VicTIM-The st. Louis Democrat says:
The helpless Waterman of the ill-starred Pacific
HOTEL VIM Sharpe, is at length added to those de-.
strnyed BY its confiagration. We saw him on Sat
nrday. lie was crazy, and mad been removed to
an iron grated cell of the basement Iii, counte-
nance was black, sadly disigured, .aAd expressive
OF intense anguish. He died on the next day.
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Ess- SPECIAL NoTICE.-CHABLEs T.
WORKMAN Co. call the attention of the trade to
their sale Of Sugar and Molasses, at iheir War;
heuse. ON the Dock, THIS MORNING, at IL O'Clock.
M IL
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AMUsEMENTs.

THEATRE.
BENEFIT
OF the Beautiful and Accomplished Cometienas.
Miss Sallie ST. Clair,
On which occasion che will appesr Ia
COMEDY AND PANTOMIME
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THE NAVAL BILL Approved

washington, Fsreh 1.-THE President has sp- |
proved the Naval Restoration Bill, and it is there
fire
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ray To THE VOTERS OF THE lsT Dis
TRIcr, HESRIco CouSTl.-I hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office OF CONS TABLE OF the lst
District, and solicit your suffrages
NINA avis JOHN w CLARKE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pert Of Richmond. Mech l1--Riqh EateY se'
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sclir Hsxall blizzard. New York. mdze, d 4 W
Crrrie.
Sohr Edwin. Creighton, Baltimore, mdze, " d Col
quit d Co
Schr Oakland. Free. James River. lumber.
SAILED
SciIr 0rianns. Pearson. New York, m1ze, D i w
Cnrrie.
schr Edward Everett, Matthews. Norfolk 10 bal
last.
sohr Gallego. Smith, for Richmond. cleared at
New York 9Th INST.
schrs VIM Woodbury., Higgins, from Richmond
for Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole 6th inst and
sailed again same day; Isaac Achorn. from Rock
land Tor kichmond. arrived at do. 9TH, and sailed
again 3Jh.
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CesfT AsSriAts-rhe court martial for ths trial
sfcol. sumner assembled at Carlisle, Pa, ON Wed.
assdsy, snd sdjourssd over until the next day
owing TO the absence Of Col Lee. Gen. Wool Il
sitks and will not be In attendance. Gen. Harvey
IL present.