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E0uia NAPOLEON.

The attempted assassination of Louis Napoleon
10 the great topic Ia Paris. The investigation of
the crime has proved In the language of the Presi
dent of the French Senate, that t ID not in France
that these oonspiracios are Matched" The per.
sons Implicated are not Frenchmen, aud the plot
10 believed 10 have been connected with plan for
general European revolution. 1t 10 stated that
the French government has RENTED TO Lord
Clarendon a diplomatic note calling for such u
modification Of the English laws as will authorize
the arrest Of political refugees in England. The
Post, Lord Paimerstons organ, favors such mod
idcason, aud the Times opposes it, as an Invasion
OF British liberties. 1t Is a hard case, however,
that friendly sovereign should be put in eternal
jeopardy Of his life, life upon which the peace
and order Of all Europe depends, by gang OF con-
spirators aud sssassins, who make England their
hiding place, and manufacture within its borders
she very weapons used for his destruction.
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xULHonAPHlC NEWS.
RKr0RrED FOB THE DAILY DisPA'oI
Arrival Of the Steamer Indiana.
YOUR DAYS LATER FROM EuhorE'

poarI,xp. Me-. February 10.-The steamer I'M
,,.n. sror, Itvaruoo,. January 9th, arrived this
morning:
rur MARRIAGE or rGE PRINCESS RorAI.
The marriage OF Her Royal Highness, victoria
Adelaide Mary Louisa. Princess: Royal o. o, Vsnl
Rritsin and ireland, eldest daughter OF queen VIC
taria. with His Royal Highness, Prince Frederic
WiIilam Nicholas Charles, only son OF LIS hoyai
iIighnesu Frederic William Louis, Prince OF Prus-
ala. took place on the 25th, with imposing cere-
mo mics.
GENERAL NEWS.
Tho oueen mother of Dude died In Paris on the
9th Of January.
The American bark Adratic, which came 10 col
lision with the steamer Lyonpaise, and was subse-
oueptIy declared forfeited by tho decision OF o
French court but effected her escape from Mar
settles by stratagem, has been captured and taken
back by the man.o f-war which went In pursuS oil
her.
The news from India is unimportant. At last
advices the rebels were threatening Aiumbagh
A serious disturbance has occurred &C Belfast,
Ireland, but the mob was finally dispersed. Nu-
merous arrests have been made.
The work of launching the Leviathan steamship
has been resumed. The ship moved eighteen feet
In two days.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool, Jan. T--Cotton-Sales OF three days
amount 10 q 600 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and 1000 for export. The sales show
an advance of I'D, and the market closed with an
advancing tendency. Manchester advices are Ia
vorabe.
Observation-Disclosures demand an advance, but
the buyers exceed the sellers. Flour very dull,
and quotations irregular. Wheat dull and quota
tions barely maintained: red 6s.a6s. I'd white 1s
ais. Id, choice 70. Cd. Corn active and advanced
Cd. to Is: mixed and yellow 33s. 6d.a34s, white
36s ass.
Provisions dull Rosin dull at 4s. Spirits OF
Tarpentine firm at 36s. 6d.a37s Cd. Rice dull at
l9s cd a2Os Sd. Sugar, Coffee and Tea unchanged.
COnsols, for money and account, 951 aa954.
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The address OF the French Emperor, at the open.
ing Of his Legislative Chamber, 10 the subject OF
universal commentator. He is the ablest ruler
and the best speech maker Of the day. The New
York Express says his address sis perfect model
ofeoudsnsstiop; thoughts are crammed into every
sentence. Its matter 10 a. noticeable As its style.
Its ailnsisn 70 the recent attempt to assassinate
him 10 the streets, is artisticaly DONE 1t starts
with throwing in the teeth of the conspirators an
assurance that "they have had their day.
and steps, a. fiat an entire Ts Deum compressed
into three words, 'God protects France"
1t s not certain that France ia under the special
protection Of Divine Providence, bat that the EN-.
psror IL the best earthly protector she has had for
many long years, We spprehsnd, there are but few
who are not "Reds"-that will doubt"
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Virginia Lands.

TIE suhject u Virginia Land Warrants is begin
Ing ~ attract the attention Of the prsas not only
throughout Virginia, but IN other States. The
Philadelphia News, in an article on the subject,
says:
There 70, without doubt, IN excellent field open
for settlers on the lands OF Western Virginia,
where advantages are presented 70 them Tar sups-
xios - Any which are - b. found on the prairie
Ian Il u the West. but they should be careful 10
80 that yhNn they are about toinvsst their money
they VIII get qusd pro quo tor it,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-!Snate.-Mr Douglas
made several efforts to introduce his Kansas reso-
buttons.
The Army bill was discussed by Messrs. Mason
and Crittenden in favor, and Mr.. Houston in oppo-
sition. No action was taken.
The House was engaged all day on the bill to
amend the act providing for the security of lives
and safety Of passengers on steam vessels. There
was no final action on the subject.
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cAuCUs POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Tbe caucus of Democratic
members to concert measures relative to affairs in
Kansas, which was announced for tonight, has
been postponed in consequence OF the absence Of
several members from the city.
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United States government lands sell at ollar
and quarter IN acre. A friend Of ours Is of opin
ION that " Virginia has any lands, they are worth
slsuAtsd here on the Atlantic, more than double
shs lands Of the General Government. II Virginia
has MT any lands, then she ought not to charge
even two cents an acre, ithe present price, for
that uaicA she does not possess
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HARTFORD CO. SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

HARTFORD, Feb. 9.-The amount of loss to the
Hartford County Savings Institution is s112, 600.
The Company have offered reward of $1,000 for
the delivery of the defaulting treasurer, John W.
Seymour, in Hartford.
We have reliable information that Seymour was
in Columbus, Geo., last Wednesday, travelling
South The institution which he robbed so heavi-
ly will be wound up. 1t has remaining only
1926 900 of assets.
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General Harvey and Captains pleasanton and
Barrtt, U. 8. A, arrived at st. Louis on the Sth
Inst.
Dennis Sullivan, convicted of the murder of
Joshua IIibbard, at 0swego N. Y, WAS on Tuesday
sentenced to be hung on Friday, the second day
of April next.
Edward VIM. johnson, formerly editor of the
Cincinnati Columbian (Amercan,) has become eel
tor of the st. Louis Leader, Democratic
Mr. Slower, Of the Kansas Legislature, who was
recently shot, il no' dead as reported, but is said
to be slowly recovering.
VIM. Poole, one of the scalded by the explosion
of the steamer Fanny Fern, near Cincinnati, died
on Sunday.
The Savannah Georgian confirms the report that
John W. Seymour, the Hartford defaulter, was in
that city last week.
Thomas Thomas has been convicted, in Lee Co.,
Ca, of the murder of Joseph S. Cross. and sem
tenced to be executed on the 18th of next month.
An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court.
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STEAMER FASHION SOLD.

MOBILE Feb 9-The steamer Fashion, which
carried Walker and his men to Nicaragua, was
sold at auction to-day, by order of the govern
ment, for two hundred dollars to Capt. IIumph-
ries There were no opposition bidders.
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The Prospect.


AWashington correspondent of the Richmond
Eras.iner, to whom the editor surrenders his edi.
tor!al columns gives gloomy picture of the future
Of the Union lie thinks the cause Of the South has
no longer Q bI!wark la the Democratic party,
whose union 10 broken up on the Kansas rock
and that "sftsr this administration-the deluge."
lie says that hitherto buoyAnt, he now begins to
Despair Of the Union.
Ths New York Herald notices q late curious and
suggestive debate In the Senate between w. ii.
Seward and John p. Hale, both Black Republican
leaders and aspirants, on the Army bill. In that
debate, MIR. Seward said:
al am very sorry that the faith of the honorable
Senator from New Hampshire ID less than my own
He apprehends continual disaster. lie wants this
battle continued and fought by skirmishes, and to
deprive the enemy of every kind ofsupplies. Sir,
regard this battle already fought; 1t Is over. All
the mistake 10 thst the honorable Senator and
others do not know 1t. We are fighting for q
jorIy Of free States. There already sixteen to
fifteen; and whatever the administration may do
whatever anybody may do-before one year from
this time We shall be nineteen to fifteen"
Mr.. Stewards advocacy of an increase Of the Army
10 explained by the Herald on the theory that
"MT. Seward has made up his mind to be our next
President, and desires, accordingly, the police
f.rcs' OF good substantial standing army to keep
the turbulent Southern fre-eaters In = proper
state of submission and Gecorum"
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v,,a,,,.r s m p,n.s,---Amoug the Americans IN
Paris shout the middle 81 January WIZ any
~ and n. Tucker, Of Virginia " TIE 10Th VIVA
large number Of citizens OF the United ssAses
ws,s presented at the freueh court by the Amcri
can minister, Among them were the Hon. John
n pott.. Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston, Dr.. w. X.
whitehead and Jos. Dunn, OF Virginia.
Irwin IRON GOV. wsE.--Gov wise has written
letter 10 response 70 the invitation to attend the
sntlLecompton meeting In Philadelphia. In which
he rsi.erates his arguments against the constita-
ton In his Tammany letter, reviews the Presidents
Kansas message and combats his arguments.
Oua MINISTER 70 BnAzIL.--The Hon. r. X. Meade,
the new American minister to Brazil, was present
ed 10 the Emperor on the 9Th Of December. The
usual addresses we're made antbs occaaion
TIE UNITED STATES AND pARAouar.-The Joint
resolution introduced In the Senate on Monday,
from the committe Of foreign relations authorizes
the President to use the naval forces Ii necessary
In tho event of the refusal Of Paraguay to render
s.tisfantiou for the attack the steamer Water
witch. etc. There 10 some talk Of sending out
| special minister to make tbs demand.
! TIE ARnY BuL--A dispatch from Washington,
SAYS Il is now generally believed that Congress
will refuse to increase the army.
UxYouypgp sToHY.-The scandal concerning ts'
| church members, IN Brooklyn, NY, published ~
| the New York Tribune, and extensively copied
| now pronounced by that paper to be without ioun-
| dation.
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The Trade and Prospects of Rich
mOmd.

The Examiner refers with just pride and plea
sure TO the satisfactory style in which the COM
merciaI interests Of Richm ind have weathered the
financial storm; 70 the safe and reliable manner
I'm which our merchants do business, and to the
gratifying fact that la the Philadelphia Agencys
Commercial Report of the failures in the United
States, for 1857, Richmond has only two, and their
aggregate iudsb tedness is but 5000. Oar Tobac-
consists, also, notwithstanding the insolvency and
dishonesty of the Northern commission merchants,
have sustained themselves like men of business
aud capital.
We agree with the Examiner In deemiDg this
nt occasion TO suggest to the Country Merchants
Of Virginia and all others interested In her sd-
vancsmsnt, the policy Of making their purchases
here. The lessons which We have lately been
taugh. should impress this policy upon us as
duty. Our lats dealings with the North have cost
US dearly 90 We have already indicated. Let us
then encourage our own trade and endeavor to
build up our own cities. We believe that our
merchants will be able to offer every inducement
that The Trade requires or asks. They will Ger
tainiy be able to do 30 II adequate encouragement
should be held out to them as importers and
Wholesale dealers"
Our merchants will soon be well supplied with
goods equal In quality to any which can be OBJ
tsiusd elsewhere, aud on quite moderate terms
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aT AMBRorYPEs % CTS to $20.-All the various
sizes and st. les t. suit the taste and times made at
the great Steam Depot of Art l3s Main street. TYLiR
n o. Artt
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Barqus Wtsai,fred.

This Dsw bssqus, which wss NJ Rio At the latest
dstss. b expected 10 Richmond In week or two,
With full cargo Of Rio coffee, which the import.
sTs, Msssrs. Crenshav 1 Fisher, expect ~ usual
70 cell II auction on arrival. Due notice Of the
day efsais will b. given.
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DIED.

81. Monday 18th inst. It his residence In the county
Of Hanover. HECTOR BOWIE, In the 9Th year u
~ - Memphis tTenn) papers please copy.
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NAVAL.

New YORK, Feb. 1o-The sloop of war st. Louis,
late Of the African squadron. arrived here from
Porto Praya last evening. She left the Cumber'
land aud yincennes at that port.
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Ma. RICHMOND CoMMAsDIRY, No. g.
All oPPlcERs wanting WHITE pLUMES, must call
before 6 o'clock. This evening, on BISfoRD.
DICKINSON Il WEI>IaER fe lit
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CORNS. WARTS.

CORNS, WARTS,
sEE1AE&lk EASY FEET. FOR THE
eyEX sA>22D instantaneous cure for
A corns bunion. warts, nails
growing into the flesh and every dis rider of tho
feet eradcated without any pain or Inconvenience;
permitting the patient to walk Immediately with
perfect ease and comfort causing that Freedom of
step essential 10 health and good carriage by DR.
SCHULTZ the Reside Il Chiropodst. Office on Wall
street, Wall Street Hotel. sign of foot.
g. Ladies aud gentlemen, as usual, attended at
their residences, free of extra charge.
81 DR. So Celebrated Lotion. for chiiblsins
rheumatism &c, to be had only ut his Office sub
Ion few certificates: J A Cowardin, ESQ. Lieut. i
Rady James Lyons. ESQ. Rev Dr Minnlseroie.
IL g-imA
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EW YORK LEGfSLATURE.

ALBANY, Feb. 1O.-The State Assembly, by a vote
of a against 81, have invited Hon. 4. =. Stan
ton TO speak in the Legislative chamber next Sat-
urday on Kansas affairs.
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ny NEW York LEDGER,
FfAG or OUR UNION,
WAVERLY MA0AZ NE,
BALL0U's PICTORIAL,
LESLIES NEWS,
WEEKLY DISPATCH,
L. l.. SMITHS
Literary Depot and News Agency.
Main street I'd door above the Custom House.
fp Ii-lf+
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DsASx os 4 REvoIuriosAar aoLDlEs.-Mr. wm.
Hubbard, Revolutionary soldier, departed this
iis % ths iish Of January, IN Anderson district,
3. G, aged VI years.
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CHANGE OF LOCALITY.-By the an
~ nexed advertisement, my old customers and
friends will be informed that have resumed bust
my account. Grateful for past fayors
WM. s. THAw.
NEW FIRM The 8 lbscribers have this
~ day formed co-partnership under the name
and st>le of SWORDS & THAW. for the purpose of
conducting retail Dry @ DDS business. at the store
recently occupied by Charles Hartwell
WI WI !. T fMMaWSpS'
HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's
IL stock of goods at great sacrifice. offer most
extraordinary Inducements to our friends and the
public. curing the next thirty days. to buy such
goods as will soon be In active demand.
N.B-AIl the varieties of staple and housekeeping
goods will be added to the stock and full assort-
msn5 regularly kept. sWosDS n TllAW
T CORDIALLY RECOMMEND the new
firm of SWORDS THAw to my old customers
fei c. HARTwELL.
A MOST DESIRABLE. USEFUL AND
IA ORNAMENTAL FARM FOR SALE.-My Farm,
turnpike, "a miles from the city. is for sale.
Terms OF payment most accomplishing: Apply
fe 8-2tawlm Or, GoDDIN APPEReoa
DOTAToES !-POTATOEs.- barrels
prime Peach Blow PH5stGsi On
fe4 "a Main st.
DURE COD LIVER 0IL-Almost free
from smell and taste fresh lot. lust received.
and for sale by LAlDLEY ROBINSON,
fe4 4th and Franklin ST..
DIGS FEET SOUSED-in whole, half
L and quarter barrels. for sale By 80, sror
DOSES FAMILY MEDICINES
u. SIN E
an w MILLspAUGH JOHNSTON.
SHOULDER BRCES.-Marsh's new
~ style, perfectly elastic giving free action to the
m fns for sale by FISHER WINSTON
NWEET HAVANA ORANGES-Keceiv-
- ing this day 10 bbls. sweet Havana Oranges and
for sale by .. A. ANT0NI.
fe3 st, Nicholas Saloon.
CCOTCH ALE.-A variety of celebrated
- brands Hihbert's London Porter, all in fine or.
dis ID f0f sale by srLpEs . MILLER
DENTISTS FILES.-Separating, Plug
- sins. MOlar and Other gF FIIss k fer sale 6y
DRESS SILKS.-$3,0 900 worth of Dress
below New York cost. SWORDS & THAW.,
fe4 fLate Hartwelrs)
EMERY-Assorted numbers, Emery Pa
fes MILLsPAUGH JOHNSTON.
ok TONS COUNTRY HAMMERED
- IRON for saieby
TONQUA BEANS.-A prime lot of An
L gustura on hand for sale by
FIsHER 4 WINSTON.
10 . Druggists.
TABLE CUTTLERY.-Ivory Handle
= Knives and Forks Also. Plated ION Aibatal
FORKS, tor sale by G. GENNEf
ea- Eagle Square.
We0D s FAMILY ROE HERRING, in
half bbls, In fine order and warranted, In store
anu aor safe py sELDEN q MILLER,
ia % Corner Pearl AMI Cary streets
YEAST POWDER The best, cheapest
- and least In urious Yeast Powder now In use is
Preston Merril's when used according 10 slirec-
inns never fai p make sweet aud wholesome bread.
r. JOHNSTON BRo,
les Druggists
III HHDS. Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
~ q hhds, tisress and bbls nice small HANS Bs-
CON- b hhds and terccs Bresst pices Bacon. for sale
~ WV WALLACE SONS.
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Cr.oar;.s Wb;akev
x n UC os.-oToceiies, "oA0y
and Furniture, This Mornip g, by
70 ll-lt Il DAVEAPoRT, Aucts.
---------- .
40 Gon FEPRuARy ALI hotel and
- -. =, ,ho c;,r a,5 all rr;vate
;iis hous0 II ,aay h 70 d. a. are re-
gssrsctye Wsris what nnmber of visitors they viii
be able to accom- MEDIATE during the celebration OF
the inauguration of the Washington Monument, on
the I'D inst
,xvpsRsoN WARD.
Thos Fl y,pne- c Red wood,
NV IawslIvn lanes EIlet.
go. GHyt,it
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FROM MEXIC0-THE DICTATOR, C0M0NFORT,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l0.-The steamer Tennessee,
from Vera Cruz, is coming up. Among her passen-
gers are three noted Mexicans, Comonfort, Garcia
and Condo.
I'VE received no further intelligence last night,
but the foregoing indicates that events in Mexico
have reached crisis.
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Rag No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG LINIMEST in their house. The many
accidents we are liable TO, may render it necessary
any noment, and nothing is capable of performing
from the fire. it caught and scaded my hands and
person very severely-one hand almost TO a crisp
he torture was unbearable. 1t was an awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed "a
pdly and left OF account. CHAs. FOSTER, 400
Broad street, Philadelphia" 1t is truly wonderful
articl-. 1t will cure any case of Swelling. Barns
Stiff Joints, Eruptons, or Rheumatism. For Horses
il shonld never be dispensed with. One dollars
worth of Mustang has frequently saved a valuable
horse. 1t cures Galds Sprains, Ringbone. Spawn
and Foun6es. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS Sold IN all
parts of the habitable globe.
BARNES PARK. Proprietnrs,
fe Il-d&cwlm New York.
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Schr pOrtia, Creighton, FIR Norfolk and Mich
mond Gle .red at Baltimore, 9th instant
scbr II. Nicksrson, from Richmond, arrived at
Boston ON the 5th Instant
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Boston. Feb. 0.-The Pemberton Mill at Law
rence-six mill powers, the land and buildings,
with wheels, shafting. gearing, &C., together with
ten clearinghouse and four tenements for over
seers-was sold at auction yesterday to Mr.. David
Nevins for 1926 900. There was large attend
auce of capitalists interested in manufacturing,
and the sale was considered, under the circum-
stances. as a very good one.
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HOMICIDE IN CoLUMBUs.-An ARRAY occurred IN
Columbus, Ca, Sunday last, In which a man named
Michael Tracy was shot i'll the breast and instant
ly killed by another named IIinch. The slayer
Was promptly arrested and lodged i'll Jail. lie is
said TO have come from Tennessee.
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II hos bSsu an Idea, carefully incu'cssea W M
utsry men, that the militia arc more eApens'.s
arm az dseeros than regulars. Senator Toomos, 10
,a,e sp.seh, exploded this notion enecfuaily. lie
shovs that the militia when called into the SER
vice Of the United states, receive the same pay
the same rations, Same transportation, precisely
:. tLe regulars, and cannot by any possibility re-
oAs,s tarthing more. There h this differences,
hoveyer--ths militia man, AFTER service, 10 dis
charged, ADD 10 no longer . source OF expense to
the government, bot the regulars are fixture,
saa entail al endless debt IN the country. Ac-
cording 70 Gen. Houston, the regular cavalry OF
the Gated States are, and must necessarily be,
more costiy than volunteers. They are generally
saiisssd 10 the cities, know nothing whatever oil
horss, the animal soon dies on their hands, ana
nsw stock must be purchased. The volunteers are
prseticsd saaestrians, and know how to take care
Of thslr animals.
Unasr the administration Of the War Depart
meat BY John c. Calhoun, the expenses OF the U.
a. Army were $53 per man. The cost 10 now
1850 Dor mani II new recruits could be had for
ave dollars, instead OF fifteen hundred, 1t would
Be too great sum TO pay for an instrument which
may be turned With crushing effect upon the rights
Of one section, and the liberties OF all.
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TIE ARnT BnL.-A dispatch from Warrington
says IT is now generally believed that Congress
will refuse to increase the army.
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN NAPLgs-From Naples the
latest accounts raise the computed number of vic
tins from the earthquake. 1t is new supposed
that 1000 persisted, while 100000 have been
der cd bouseless
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERrlFIcArE.--The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to euperintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list OF the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn By rs this
dag at Augusta, Ga.
7. C. BARBER, / s,o, r.,
L. p. DUGAS, S"aA 70
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day. Feb
ruary aoth. lass. LkWIs LEVY. J. r.
EXPLANATION The left hand row IN each the above
columns contain the Numbers With were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
l. the Prize which the Number Is entitled 20.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are emit
tied 10 $3 n addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle IL 10. Half, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates Of Packages entitled 10 all they
draw over the so Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths Ia proportion
The principal Prizes In this scheme were sold In
the following places, viz: No. Ms, $Tn,g00 New
Albany. Indiana, aad Monroe, N. O., ON Certificate
Of Package No. t.H6.. 9assa. Wavnealoro' Va. enc
haf not sold; No 81 A2, lnosl RAwiinesyilis, Ala
No. l6,lss. 50oa, carfi.l~, kyt and Chattanooga,
Tenn No as3s. t0o. Raleixk n. O.; No zs7d 500.
Meadyiile, Pa; No. z3asa .t00. Savannah, 0s.
GOSHEN BUTTER.---S0 kegs prime
Goshen Bastsr. In store and for sale b,
WM KING.
1910 and Franklin street.
E0AL PIT OIL.--lo casks for sale by
sm IkaB DAVENPORT.