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r.ul.n,-a merit tn EnRland

7, &. commonly stfpposed that England never
TN ., rs,.Ya VA ayitoriocs services but this graii
tuis does not seem psrvasire enough TO e'"
,rlt ,hroush all classes OF the community, a SUIT
King illustration Of which the Lpudoo Daily Hf"S
Ia. fnrai.hea, in rho history.of the late Mr. ~
bert Wilson Roberts, Master of British snip es-
eiaps, Royal Navy. He was the man who ~heh
the shipwrixhts Of Constaptinople bad deciare'
three mouths 10 be the very shortest time VIM"
which the fat-botiolned boats. necessary Tor lana
sua the English force on the Crimean COAST cou'u
be construe. ed. by his ingenuity, hercu'e.n e1er
tious, and at bis own personal risk, devised anu
effected pl,a ~ which the means f'r sanoing
were ready 10 a seek lie got the caiques OF the
eourirs together, covered them with platforms
and thus had g collection OF lapding rats! His
superhumsn exertions in the execution eli tois
plan gave q shock to his constitution from which
he never recovered. However, he rallied for the
time, superiRtended the landing OF the troops, ms
rontoons answered to perfection, and In tue sea
attack 90 Sebsstopol, the ship TO which he WAS at
tacheI, the Cyclops, WAS the only towing vessel
that fought her own guns Sir George Brown said
his operations *ith the landing rsfss deserved the
"thsuks of thu whole army" TOO much praise,
said Admiral lyons 10 Roberts, cannot be given
to you for your management Of the Cyci0ps In she
attach. ct. strange as IL may seeui tHc otfftf
officers OF the ship received promotion; lieutenans
became commanders, and commanders post-cep-
taius but Roberts, "who had literally made the
Crnean expedition possible. got-nmhtpg How
i. It, asked Lord Raglan, among al! the promo
tons that have come cut shcrs!is NJ me- ton Of
Roterts, who really did more for US than any
b dyf' 81 am quite distressed wrote Admiral
LYONS mot TO see Roberts name in the late list OF
Black Sea promotions. Lord Raglan, Sir George
Brown and /, wrote as strongly as possible in his
favor. and do again this very post But it
all in vain. The sristocrstc old fogies at the
sailing master commander. Roberts became at
last heart,broken and delirous. FROM bis death
bed he writes to the Admiralty for some compen-
sation for the money he spent on his famous pom
toops; the appeal is forwarded by his widow, for
the day on which, he wrote i; he di.d The Admiral
~ refuse the appeal demaud vouchers and proofs,
and pension of masters widow, $50 per an
num- is all that the wife of this beueactor of his
country receives.
We hear much of the ingratitude OF Republics,
hut it would be hard in the annals of our own
land TO ud as hartes. that narrated by the
NeIes. Yet, it is worthy of remembrance, that the
same mex orabie rule in regard to promotions pre-
vails in our own service in ihsto Of Engsnd, and
that, according to these ridiculous regulations, q
master or any other person, not commander, lieu
tensnt or midshipman, would not be eutited 10
ovation fJr services. under cur own fagas great
as that Of Robert Wilson Roberts
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'AS - '- P. ECHoLs SONS. Proprietor
THE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10

l. DI + WATER" has been analyzed by three
eminent Chemists AM proven to be richer in MINI :
r Is and TO contain more "Iedine' than any mineral
water known.
We now manufacturing from this water an
EXTRACT. by carefl aud scientific process of eyap-
Grafton, by which ell the hespg properties of the
water are retained Ia pure and concentrated mass
which readily dissoyes in common water and is
i'm rediately ready for use.
Wehaye many certificates from physicians and pti-
vate individuals which can be seen by sending and
procuring one of cur pamphlets from any ag
hearing full testimony to the curative properties of
the watet and VAS, in all scrofulous and Cutane
ous diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Chronic
Di4rrhua. prolapsus Uteri, and all its kindred at.
factions all diseases of the Urinary Organs Di be-
ter, Grsve, hr' mic 1niamston and l. raions Of the
Kiineys. ! lies. &c
A supply of the Water nicely and securely pack
Ell in boxes, containing one COZsn bottles each, for
sale either by the box or single BEETLE, ard also a
supply of the Mass in email boxes, which can be
ssRt hhy nail anywhere tkept for for sale By =
JONES & Co Petersburg, Va; JAS ALLEN, Mil
ton. N c., and LAlDLEY & ROBINSON. Chemists.
n RiNhmpn1 Va ia Am
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asias on, of the search Of cestsin British vessels
81 o-A.r Of the Hessian Uovernmtnt, spoke az
follcws:--
IL, asiesty's Government wishes 70 draw the
attention Of the Hay ,ien Governmentto matter
an firm In this law, which may possibly give rise
10 ssnharra.sr,ents The law enacts that all yes
sels whether Haytien or foreign. which may De
touad 10 the act Of slave trading, SHAH De eesea
and brought into Hayden port. Now, Rsyu hss
nntioubtedly q full right TO MAKE sueh no enact
u,cyst about her own citizess and ship but nef
Msiessys Government spprehend that Hayti has
no right to esislsse for the ships aud subjects or
citizens ~ other States. That 10 time OF peace 10
ship belonging TO one state bas ar,ehs 70 sesIen
aud detain ships sailing under the flag OF. and be-
TOR cling 10 another State, without the permission
Of sueh State, which permission Is generally ns'
nihsa by treaty; and If ifaytien crnisers were
10 stop. search and detain merchant Sesse's SAL,
ing under the flag OF, and belonging TO another
country, even though such vessels we're enga2ea
In the dave trade the State to which srch vessels
belonged would have just grounds for demanding
satisfaction and repsration from hayn, uniess
snch State have previously given 10 Haytb by
treaty. the right Of search and detention"
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southwestern Trade.

A dav or two since we observed number q
packages on the sidewalk OF one of our principa
streets, marked for various places on the Virgins
ard Tennessee Railroad aud the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad; and some for destinations
Beyond the latter Road, in Tennessee, as far AZ
Memphis, and even as far AZ towns in Arkansas
The fact is Interesting to or people, Here we
have new route for the transportation OF goods
a route which gives the opportunity OF an ex
tensive trade with section OF the Southwest o.
immense resources, and whose wants are OF great
magnitude aud variety The question Ia, are We
prepared to supply this demand, or are we In the
proper condition TO compete for this new trade
We have the advantage Of location hut We all
know that even this advantage fails when there il
wanting the spirit of enterprise aud activity. and
the manufacturing skill and industry which are
necessary to make Ii available.
We consider the present period sort OF era for
this city. 1t should be 80 regarded by merchants,
IN 4nufacturers and capitalists BY railroads We
are put in connection with some OF the very rich
est regions of the South and Southwest, and we
have opened to us a demand for goods aud manu-
features which can certainly, in great proper
ton. supply, This demand, alone, is enough to
build mp au immense city. We should consider
that we can control great part of it, and We
should proceed to extend or operations with that
view. Every man should look at the matter in this
light.
We have the best advantages manufacturing;
healthy locality. water power, fuel, timber, and
raw material of every kind, accessible. We have
gone ahead little more rapidly in a year or two
than formerly; but we are still slow. Richmond
should be surrounded by manufacturing Villages,
sending in their heavy laden wagons. to fill
the large Wholesale houses Of our business streets
Whole blocks should be occupied with stores de.
voted t. particular branches of manufactures
packed from cellar TO attic with goods constantly
supplied from the country manufactures If we
could present sueh a condition to the buyer from
the South and South West, does any ore suppose
that he would go farther to pay freight and com
missions? Here be would be protected by com
petition, aud here. from the extensive operations
he would not fail to find the styles that would suit
his taste.
We say. then, that are not now up to tbs
requirements Of the trade that we may now con
TT J, and further We say we must prepare rapidly
for an increasing cJmmtrce. the extent OF whicl
is great beyond the conception of the shrewdes
calculator. Therefore must prepare promp
must get ready 10 good fime--or lose all!
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DIED


a. ss 4 III sb 5s;sp: 2 IL aShF
In the saith year OF his age. NN
On xsstertlAy. 22d Instant Mrs. lsrLINA D.
BROOK u. willow IL Richard brooke. deed. Of Hen
rico county, In the esth year Of her age,
morning, at O'clock. from the residence Of her eon
\ Broke. The friends of the family are invi.ed
a ,a IT. . T. ;h; NY s nsHNsrRp
the tuih rear of bis age. a1tt5sss5kt >gat
Yesterday morning. at e1< O'Clock, ANDREW
VI il!iams aged months
80. And is nav baby gnnc
My darling infant fed; .e ff a= t+
.tE.- no ts ms little Andrew gone sf.45 .8a
To numbes:with the dead. t.t
IN take this little lamb ssays no. Is s,si.
Aud clasp II to nv breast ,t..g.s i.ts
Protection II shall Fl nd in me, Ill, .,..
And be forever blest. %
heiriends and acqusintances are requested to st
tend the funarat this evening at O'clock a the res
idence Of his father. in the town of Fulton.
the morning. IDA, youngest daughter of Richard
md Margaret g. Mundin. aged ! year and II
months. Is
Dearest Ida, thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But its tod that hath bereft us, .t 20
He can allO sorrows heal. IS
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
IN attend her funeral on Wednesday morning at u
o'clock, from the residence Of her father, on 81
street. ~. .-.. .r -fs nj
| On the 2Ist inst. at 70 o'clock. MAGpALENlA
daughter of Peter and Mary Chick, aged 10 month";
| and three days.
Ger funeral will take place to-day the 21rd at tn,
| LUTHERAN Bethlehem church, on 9Th. between CHS,
and Leigh streets. at o'clock. The friends and &C
| suaintasces of the family are invited to attend
without further notice
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The Bank Of tho Commonwealth

The proceedings of the Stock holders of this new
Bank will be found in our paper this morning. 1t
will be seen that Mr.. NuN.LLV chosen by the
Stockholders as their rst Director, and presented
their choice for President to the Board of Di-
rectors. lie received 1016 votes and General 0.
&. CLAY 65S The questioD.as to whether or no the
Stockholders had the right to elect President
raised by Judge CBuMP, who thought, upon hsety
examination of the charter, that the election of
that officer devolyed upon the Directors. The
Stockholders then took the course of exciting MIR
n. their first Director unanimously.
The vote between Mr.. NUNALLY and Gen. CLAY
was closer than We had anticipated. The majority
il very decided but had concluded from what
We had heard that it would have been nearly, ii
not quite unanimous, it being reported ut one time
that all opposition had been waived in favor OF
Mr.. N
The election of Mr.. NUsALLY, we repeat, is most
judicous, and in him the interests of the Bank
will be confded to safe hands. His election over
Gen. CLAY is very great compliment, the high
anding and administrative abilities Of that wors
thy gentleman giving him claims CT very grea.
;,rhS
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sER1OTs RIow IN NEW WORK.

New YORK. June GA violent tornado swept
over this city yesterday accompanied by a terrific
rain The streets were Inundated; trees, roofs and
chimnies were blown Down. The chimney of the
Methodist Book Concern was dislodged and fell
badly njuring n woman in the next building
There no loss of life but several persons were
badly injured.
At the American Glass Works, on Long Island
the storm was most severe. Two persons were
killed and seven wounded.
Brooklyn, Jersey City, Gowanus and Flathust
suffered greatly. The loss of property ID heavy.
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church in New Haven, CT was struck by High
ming during religious services Sunday evening last
The lightning took the rod and followed it to with
in about eighteen feet of the ground. when il
b. anched fl on an iron staple, digging circular
hole of some twelve inches in diameter into the
brick wall, throwing the brick and mortar across
the yard This the only damage done The
eiectic current probably returned to the rod and
passed into the ground. There were a good many
persons In the cru CHI engaged in ,ingirg, but no,
0. them were injured, was the interior OF the
building damaged in the last. A young woman
standing near the rod. on the outside was stun
ned, but recovered very spe eddy.
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A THO 119--CONTlNUED ADDITIONS
IA OF SUMMER STOCK. consisting of a full varie-
ty of Coats rants aud Vests of the latest styles al
SO Furnishin9 Goods, desirable goods for hot wea
ther) such light Cravats. Ties, Stocks. Linen
Handkerchief. Thread aud Silk Gloves, Gauza. Me-
rino aud silk Shirts and Drawers. &c In anticipa
ton of light trade in the city thiss sSon my stock
yer~ carefully selected and made up and mark
ed at very low prices for cash. Soliciting exami-
alton of ny stock by all whohaye not yet supple
themselves. hoping to suit their taste in Ftye-
quality fit and price, tender sincere thanks TO my
liberal patrons. j d GOODMAN
Je2l No ll9 Main st.
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Russtan Fleet at Tonfon

Some uneasiness is manifested by London jour-
nal at the announcement in the French papers that
Russian fleet of twenty two vessels will appear
in the English Channel in the course of the sum
mer aud that this feet is to put into the French
and friendly port of Brest TO ref t. A denonstra-
ton of this kind, coupled with the extraordinary
activity at Cherbourg, is thought suspicious. The
increasing intimacy of the French and Russian
governments excites jealousy in England.
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MARINE IrTHLLIaHrCR

rcvt Of Richmond. June ~ High Vale, 2lI s'ea
t.# ARRIVED,
schr Danvlle. Chester, New York. mdse. d W
Currie. ...
ss.. '.F SAILED,
Stmr Jamestown. Parrish. New York, merchsn-
disc and passengers, Lualan Watson
Stmr Geo abody, Pritehett. Baltimore. mdse,
Ludlam Watson r=s b.. FL.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers, Fl futile. -. -
Sehr Hardscrable. -. Boston. mdse. D 4 W
Curre
Schf Mary L Harmed -. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Buana Vista. -, down the river light.
Schr Moreau. Hudson. Philadelphia, via Port
Walthall, coal, W D Coiqui;t Co.
HAMPTON ROADS. June 23.-Arrived, ship Bucna
VISTA 96 days from CalIso.
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ruR rurn aY THE prHsTA.

Nrw Yoax Juae 22-Iol5p M--The Persia has
arrived at her wharf here In addition to the
news forwarded from Cape Race we find the fol-
towing In the foreign fiIes:
The Atlantic Telegraph fleet expected to reach
midocean, and Commence the operation OF laying
the cable about the 10th Of June They would
proceed there under sail The Aramemnon was
lowed out of pismoush Sound at . A. n. on the
10Th sad the Niagara left uuder steam at Ill The
sauairen subsequently started under CANVAS with
a northerly breeze.
rev weekly line OF steamships, OF which the
Indian Empire formerly the United Siatesl n the
Empire. With the Colonial and United States maiis
would leave Galway for Halifax and New York on
Friday lsst. She il expected to run from Galway
TO Halifax In eight days,
Tho terms upon which the Cagliaria affair has
been settled are as follows Naples agrees to
compensate the English engineers with $1,000: to
place the Cagliars at the disposal of Qneen Victo-
~" and to lberate the Sardinian prisoners forth
| with.
| In the House of Commons. Mr.. D'Israeli repu-
dated all idea of danger of war with France. and
said the relations Of the two Powers were of the
| most anicahte nature. rss.
| The dates from Bombay, received by telegraph
| from Malta. are to the 2lst of May.
| The British had entire possession of the terri
| tory OF Rohileuud.
The enemy deserted Bareilly as the British ap-
| preached,
| An attack on Calpee was expected In q few days
| Onde was quietIng down. a.F
| The Bank of France had increased its specie
| nearly seventy millions of francs in q mop'h.
A misunderstanding between Austria and France
was considered imminent. +-f+
| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET JUNE IL.
The Brokers' circular states the sales of the week
at 49, 900 bales Of which 800 bales were specnla
| ton. The news from the United States by the Per
| sia was regarded unfsvoraby and caused a decline
of I'D in the lover qualities. and in the fair and
midding descriptions The sales OF Friday, the 18th
inst. 1000 bales. the market closing drl at the
| following quotations: Fair Orleans 7Sad: Mdd'ing
Orle4n is-I6j: FAIR Mobiles ]i Middling Mobiles
| 61si Fair Upanhs 7i4d: MIDI ina U~Iands 6' -
The Sork in port was estimated at 633 600 ba.es, OF
! which sS2 coo bales were American. Z.
| LONDON MARKETS JUNE IL.
The circular Of Mezsrs Barring Brothers report
Bresdsfuffs tending do wnwards. Wheat was Is TO Is
lower on the week. Iron was steady at EGG9f6 81
for both rails and bars. Sugar was firm. Coffee
steady. - - 4..
The Money market was without change.
Consnls in the street closed at g1a96 for account
ex-dvidend.
The bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
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EXCITEMENT AT BRoOKLyN

NEW YORK, June 21.-reports were circulatd
yesterday, that one Of the companions of Patrick
Laliy (recently sentenced to the State Prison for
mansang hter. J had confessed and stated the man
ner in which the murder of Simonson was commit
ted.
The statement created so much excitement that
the sheriff has decided to remove Laily immediate
ly TO Sing Sing prison. from the fear that the
friends Of Simonson would lynch him.
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tY-THE GIFT Book STORE. No So Main street, h
still open. and the proprietors are bestowing, with
lavish hands showers of presents emoug their pat
rons. Here you may purchase Book at the usual
prize and receive with it GIFT which is oftentimes
worth ten times the amount paid for the Book Give
them > Cali Al a Judge tor T01Fseik,
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ES- We learn that on Monday last. Mr.. JSo N
SMIrR arraigned before the County Court o.
Goochland, for stsbbing Mr.. II F. CocKE. in a re-
cent ARRAY with that gentleman, which was noticed
in our paper when it occurred. After the hearing
Of the case Mr., S. was acquitted by the Court
Mr. Cooke has entirely recovered from his wounds.
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Northern Markets

NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton advanced d and Gle
sed firm sta and Ohio -four SC. higher. Southet L
white wheat S22 al D. red 81 NsFs 10; yellow corr
7f0p7S spirits turpentine 43GpE. hosn quiet
kIue 36s2Ii stocks dull and lower.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Flsur active; Howard street
and Ohio s. 81 ground City A.Sls $4i4 Whea
steady red 95CgS07; white $lt5. Corn quiet; white
and elbow 7tGn75
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The New Steam sInnns Of Wa,

The New York Times remarks that there are but
six of the Navy Yards at which the eight new
steam soops of war, authorized 10y Congress, could
be constructed aud the easiest way Of dividing the
patronage among them would be to give New
York and Norfolk two apiece, and the rest one
Oh
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! SOLDIER.
ssS. R1cBmosp COLLEGE The an,

address before the Society of Alumni will be deliver
ed on "WEDNESDAY evening 23d inst, at So ociOck
7. NJ. at the Grace Street Baptist Church. Orator
MORON Il. Howell. $50 of Richmond.
The annual address before the Mu Sigma Rho and
Philulog'an societies will be del ver.d on THURS
DAY evening i4th inst M s14 O'Clock 2. NJ. at the
First Rartst Church. OTator-Rev. L W. Seeley,
of Richmond. lie 22-3tA
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THT BRITISH DUTRAGEs on AMERICAN VESSELS -
Capt. sslter, Of the bark Marmion has made a full
statement to the U. g Consul at Sagua of tue
b nrding OF his vcssel, on two occasions, by the
cf1lcers Of the British steamer Buzzard-frst on
the Nth OF May, and again on the 22d The ofn
GERS crew and passengers If the American schor-
ner C0rtez. seized by the British gunboat Forward
and attempted to be cor hscated as a SLAYER have
also furnished the American Consul at Havana
wrh important testimony. in which the British
cheers are charged with committing gross out
rags on these parties, besides robbing than of
all their vainabfes 1t is alleged that there are
positive proofs-frst of legality Of the voyage by
the public officers Of the customs Of the pert of
Havana. by the clearance Of the vessel through
the office of the Consul General of the United
States at Havana, with all the papers In due order
for the protection OF the Cortez from all cruisers
excepting pirates, and nothing GU board, in cargo
or passengers, to vitiate that protection Ia the
view Of honest minds.
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NEW YORK, June 19-The brig Leontine. OF
Philadelphia, from Salem, came in collision, in
Boston Cay with the storeship Release. The brig
was sunk Immediately. The crew saved.
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MURDER OF A BRorHrR.-The Lyons IN W

MURDER OF A BRoTHFR.-The Lyons IN II Re
publican of Friday, says that in the town of Vic
tory, Cayuga county, a terrible tragedy occurred
Oh Tuesday of last week. Two ions of Chauuce,
Cramer, occupying farm in company. had a dis
pute concerning some money received for board
he one claimed the whole, and other half De
fianc@ and threats ensued. The younger who wa.
single, threatened to whip the older (who il mar
redl, when the latter offered him fifty cents If he
would do it, at the time tbro log the mi new
at his feet. squatbie ensned. when the elder
ripped open the abdomen the ether with peck.
et-knife. The wornd was fatal.
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~ TOBACCO EXCHANGE -salss by RARksnAL

~ IUFACCU EACNANdE -EdIt5 Uy bAEheDALE q
Bros, 2st June. 1855, follows
Dr. c W Baiksdale, of Hslifax-
NJ. A-bought by e. W. Gillian, at...........sIs e
Ne. Thought by Cosby Anderson. AIN. % 81
No. Thought by ko Christian, at........... 2I 2;
Capt III. G. r. al, of ha,lOt.e-
No. Thought by G.. W. Gillian. at...,., % 2,
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sx- wM X FOSTER. ESQ. is The authoF'E'a
auen, for ,As Dispatch In Norfolk ana pof'fmo1.a
Subscriber la cities viii Obtain ,neis p"pe'
regularly from him AZ the earliest r"ssio'e "'o"''
T. H. Nnw
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FusERAL CEREMONIES u he remains of Professor
hitchel,of NC, who lost his life on scientific ex.
,'iosaten of Black mountain 10 tina, State last
wear, we're removed on the i4th inst, from Ash.
willie to "Ciia gmsn's Peak" the highest point of
the range. Bishop otey, of Tenu., delivered a
funeral GRAFTON ut he Enterment. Hon. d. L Swain.
President Of the N. G. University, was present az
tue ceremonies
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TIE NEW ORLEANS MAYoRALTY

NKw ORLEANS June 19 After having been re.
instated his Office Mayor of the city, Mr. Water
man resigned, and Mr.. Summers, the President OF
the Select Council, again elected to fill the
vacancy, by the concurrent actions Of the two
Boards
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Advertisements Ter the Dasasfca must be handed
BY stf ctsca IN ths aftsr~ooa. in order to appear
the next lay, The hefvs pressure 4 advertisement
upou the ees arms OF our paper, viii not admit q
their reception after The hour named