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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-06
AyyrAL MExr.Sa or rup

ETY. OF fA.-We have the pleasure to announce
that letters received on yesterday give the agree
able Intelligence that Professor Howard croshy.
OF the University ot New York, is to be present
at this meeting, a delegate from the American
Bible Society He and Rev. Mr. Duncan OF Trim.
ny Cnurch, are expected to deliver addresses -
Tho meeting takes place this evening a. Centeua.
ry Church. A large attendance of the friends OF
the Bible cause is expected. An abstract of the
annual Report will be read by Rev Mr. Head.
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As4sRHn YsARs.--A man .amsa Ies, hss kssu can.
sicted.ss SssSslks - hssbourisg sussusys slsyss
ana ssnsoncsd % Are years la the psnissutsary.
sRessEsr. r.--oa FridsJ night lsssy John Tsrgs
store, IN Norfolk, was robbed II $40 worth Of
"oiSs no FRANCE - Mons. e. Laeouturs, Whose
sei.'ees IN the caass Of Intsrnai Inpsoysmsats
saa airectirads hays been 10 lsboross aad vAlus-
'e s about leaving Virginia, for bis nAtivs iasd.
rance, 70 which hs proposes 70 mako brisf Wait.
aAh WHEAT FisIDs in tho country aboas wyshs-
saie present a very encouraging Appearance. In
1hls ~ the tenor Of our Information frou an
s~' - " '"s ssase.9.4t sod xns asses
ArrAcKss BIZ Doss--oa Friday sisAt Lest. . M.
sro boy, belonging 10 Col. 8. Bsssst Rr,uoh. IN
saestsrhe'd county, Was set upos hy hls uasesr,s
dogs, and nearly tora TO piecss bssose ssslssass.
reached him. He Was very badly bistsn, and A
lsss accounts was not expects& so sarviss.
CoSvEsrIoS or EspsRs AND Nssooxs The Coo.
yention Of Presbyterian elders erd deacous, as Pe
erspurg on Saturday passed seriss Of rssolusions
"a accordancs with the spirit or the meeting.
making it the duty of each servant Of the Church
% enter the work Of revival with rsssasd seal and
aitn IN the assistance Of the Almighty. Before
idJournment, Elder +. n. Watkins, Chairman. "a.
Iressed the Convention upon the topics In point
WITH an impressive eioqusnce that made itself Nh
ana understood throughout the asssmblaes.
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CANDIDATES ron orrrcn.
MAYOR.

SO AN again candidate for re-elec.
NH fS-tde sI.s Ineilhxx,,, enlhxx,,
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ESD OF AN ExcIrrss Arplm-rs viii Le rsmsm.
oered that quite serious exeiten,ent tnak n,.a'.
~ G oossasoorough, s ~ @. some months ago, growing
oJsn. an aaray 10 which DR.. Davis, man named
parties were tried and found guilty. DR.. Dayis
was hned go: Chas. Spath fued eco and imnr,san.
10 one mouth, and 0denhcimer fined ts5 and In.
pr,sonea nse months. DR.. Davis refused to prose
cute the case, and after Spath was sentsnead IN.
OF the fine. sf ''.e AeH'ass'oh
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TEssFsshE srafE ArD.-The Tennsssss Lsgisla.
ture withdrew State Aid to Railroads not con,
meneed, amounting in the aggregate 10 Ss aso 500.
it did this by consolidating many, and bv r.rs..
ing 70 extend the time in which many vers rs.
ha'eu ,ha 70 commence operations. IL thus reduced
consolidated the Nashville and Chattanoo~a ana
ne memphis aud Charieston Railroads from ses.
seHson TO Chattanooga, on such terms a. viii ran.
asr .ne track good one, and equal 20 both road.
"a main trunk that Tar. 80 = -, - 's""'
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as- TO THE VOTERS OF THE crau- on ,,,.,,
hce ofCfTf ASSESSOR ''eee'ohto the OF
ap J-2t* nu,,Y,xun
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HB CITIZENS TICKET FOR MONROE WARD.
The blowing gentlemen will De voted for for Coun-
cilnen and Aldermen, in the above Ward by
MANY CITIZENS.
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fl as are the crimes which hEvs belle Ksuse n usg,
6cn ei nste:u IL the ces,s1 Geaoesaseiy !orGeo
10 extend BY cousprscy eaytr. Ia $40 sno'o oonetr
Under the dec,son Of ire sucree Cnrt in tne brec sc
case, the goverrmeIt has contributed IoTer 10 drive
white neL cut CT Kansas 10 rte Wy 'or SLAVERY Etese
was time wn<p tie dc mooa aic party tol gfou0 ag ~
the privileged csser but arrays !self s .'it Tree
labor. and In fav OF those who TO wrest :errHFy
from freemen ADO plant vrh slaves That parry II As
n, CD the tool CT the slave o6icy al ihe hs.oea he n
se.ve5.
MI WoR1ENpYKs (adm J, OF n. said The people Here
heartily Disguised with tia oeastess agiir'on snc tbe
beet policy throw question cur oil Oohges at
the lest ossib tae For tbs tea=t he woId ole for
the acmssion c kansss urcer ne lconp!on c,nstutoc
betting republican, and eancioood b! lawful Authority,
he ccud 6nc no reason fer q contrary course.
Mr.. POTTER (opp Of VS., attributed tie present asttt
tiop Ia violation OF PLEDGES c the oy
pesrg the Missouri compromise this opaaiae the Terri
tory slavery which gives 10 repo 70 ia vic i ~bts
or black. He spoke of the Iecompor constitution
Juggerraut OF siave,yan III eTna machine, invented Big
devils crush out the manhood n s aud
Cd 10 Mr. Calhoun iepfaved AMI viialous men. who
called hia AID the Saseet too TO A6 HIM ia hs unhoiy
deegps The President his kaness message had
duigei in false ano Incorporate accusations ard had in
usdgnlRed style endorsed frauds and swim
dies. In JUSTIFY Dg he res Stale Mr.. Potter
rejo ced Tat tie spirit OF 171G Let 1t ca nct aud
at Americans would still rebel against ~ rnny and or
presS+1E.
Tn6 House then adjourned
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B,sERr On Tuesday morning. March o. ynroHiNs
BrsuL, daughter OF John and F1lsets1 Bosert aged
years, 3 months and 10 days.
me friends OF the family are invited % attend the FINE
rail- from No 3s3 Pacific street, Brcosyn without further
Invitation, this "wednesday afternoon q, four O'Clock
The remains will he taken W fichfeId conn
CONFUSION Tuesday morning. March g. u scarlet
fever, Nam ioteS, only daughter o. Charles ". and
Mary Ann Coburn, aged g. years.
The relatives and trends Of the family also those o
George A. Coburn, and tho members OF r,e " Y Two
graphical Union No. are respectfully invited attend
the fuse<a from tho residence OF her rAreats No 40
Essox street, this day wednesday, at twelve O'Clock
toiuy-On Tuesday morning March g. Jicon Cotvry,
aged 40 years
The relatives and friends os the family are respectfully
Invited " attend the funeral, from his lss residence
corner OF Eighth and kIfty ninth street on Fri
day afternoon, at one O'Clock, without further invita-
tur.
DovNs-On Monday, March n, AFTER a severe lines
hivS the beloved daughter Of atrok and Honora owns
aged years and 10 mor.hs.
The relatives and frends Of The family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon
At twc O'Clock frc the residence Of her pareals No l3
First avenue, corner Of Ninth street
E11iSoE-Ou Sunday, March II, FIoRy-cs l., in.
Nnt daughter OF Samuel n. a-i Emily Eytinge aged
months.
he romans we're inferred in Cypress Hlls Cemetery
rsN.-DAvIU Inv a native sf he parlsh N Fcarrci
oouDty Cork ireland. aSed 10 years
His irends aud acquainsrces respectfully invited
10 attend the sora IRON hs late residence fooi ofTTy
Third street, + r., Oils (wclnesdsyJ afternoon, at two
O'Clock preoiscly
GroIsr-At his rcs,depcc. No 1876 vcs, thirty third
street THOMAS i C~RGr, native Of SCOTLAND, aged 80
ne rrcrl- %, no family arc ro.pecs,lv ivtcd 70 At,
tend TIC ius cral. ffon his ato residence, IBIS Cyedoes
dagl sfte,n,-t. A. hsf past cue clock
HARDT.-Un Monday night, March ~ AtyN,Sppp
HAsrN, aged 81 years
Tss relatives AID friends NJ tho family, and the n,e.n
ters 81 The Hatcrs Trade ard Haora' i,onsvolort ao
cstcns. art requested TO aond TIC funeral tiis WED
ncsoaS) ~ tr0Un a. tNS oo'ork fro his late 20, eso
w p, IN rect taS rer.at ,fl De t,.en A., t,f..n
yr"t VIVA tr'c~t
NrtwerS lsp,Ie plcsss r,is
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5osoGs-cn kOueay, March % JcsS JORDAN, I, tho
Bath year 81 hs age
oYitec st nd the fuEt RAJ oa his late resdeuce, No
a. Hicks street. ssoosiyn this wednesday, afternoon, NJ
KsaaSET.--on Monday. March 9. gosoaA, wife Of
Owen Kearney.
The friends Ct Ae family are respectfully ayssi Z. at
teno tie funeral, this wednesday, Afternoon al t~o
oc6ox. from her late residence, Ray nond street, be
tween w,l!ousho7 street AID DeKaib avenue brooklyn
LAwNaox.-At foSdhaln oI Monday, March -, VII
LIAM I.wkssox. in the esth year OF his age.
ihe relatives and friends 81 the ary respectfully
te to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
Desdss aft<tiT"n, al Que O'Clock Cars leave TSeIty
axih street fifteen minutes past II O'Clock
LodAS-On Monday, March ~, FRANK, infant son Of
Cfas and Mary j Logan.
The relatives venas Of thc<saiy are invcc
Brunt street. Dsgraw South brooklyn this (@ednes
day. Afternoon a three O'Clock, without further invita-
MxADx-The funeral or CaAslls RICHARD MEADs q tie
Of Meade Brothes will take place ;rb the Church Of
the holy trinity corner o. Clinton and Montague streets
Rruokyu, on Thursday Afternoon, nj three o'clock.
Bis relatives and fepds RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
without turtle invIsa4on- Tie remains wl b Inferred
EoIAuuaIIy-On .ooJsy morning March p, Al 10
O'Clock al the City Hospital PAToK MCIACSzLS aged 70
Tia funeral will take pace this "wednesday, afternoon
et ococh precisely, from No. 666 Houston street
The frercs aud relatives Of deceased respectfully In
vited 10 attend, without further invitation.
Puxr On Tuesday March e, Mrs 2nLAn PUNT, daugh
tor Ct the &te VIZ. Mcaushl, axod ~ years, months
and Is Gays.
Her friends and those o. her bro.hers, VIM. Henry
A., SAn,oei g., John s. and Joseph MolAugha, arc re-
spec,uy invited 10 attend the funeral from st. Stephens
church, corner CT Broomo snd Cnryste streots, on
Thursday afternoon, al two O'Clock.
SixossoS.on Mon.ay, March % a. his residence,
spfiDgvie, Staten Island, suddenly Captain DANIEL SMoS
sou, ia the 8lst year Of his age
The funeral will take plsce this wednesday, after.
rocn, at one O'Clock, from his late residence Mt Spring
vide
TIousor.--On Monday, March %, JouN Tnonrr OF. in
the I'D year Of hts age
The funeral will take place from his late ro5'ioDco No.
1853 Cold street. Brooklyn this wednesdsyI afternoon nj
t1eo o'clock. Tho Il iends OK the family, and tie mem
hers OF Abrams Lodge, respectfully invited TO W.
tend
Tutfa-On Tuesday, March %. at A. :. CATHiRIss
W, daughter OF John aud Hannah IdlS aged 10 months
and az days
Moop.-.On Tuesday, March 2s, Mrs. ELIZA Wcop, aged
SIS aIs. 10 months aud IA daya.
Her rrieods respectfully invited TO attend tho ruoe-
RAJ, from hor ate residence, No. 20i West Twentieth
street. on Thursday, at - O'Clock
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOApn-
PH1iADUpru., March n, 1s6
~ocke boavv Punnsylvanla Sc, 81 Rsaiiue Railroad,
49,; horrr Canal nothing doing; Long Island Railroad,
IL, leusyfvanis Railroad, A91
Sx~ osrylss March Y, 1873.
TIC sales az cotton today we're 200 bee~ at unchans-
ed prices- Sugar FIRM sr 10 fully mir &c &c.
lard IN bbs., &c lec. White wheat 81 o. RIO coz
fee, &c. llNc Exchange dull. 0thcr astscies ut,-
changed.
MortE, March e., 1888.
cottoo-Sslcs fcr the issi two dayn . ooo bales.
Freghis- Cotton to Liverpool. . led.
CJsIrSdoS March a. 1855
Cot,ou-Saks 20 Jay FOO bales the market closing
with declining Tendency.
CvcrNN.tt March - 1855
Provisions firm, but quiet Mess pork, SIS IS a sib
70 lHk sides 10 good demand, NJ &C. 20. Shout
icrs duh, at - e. lard nomnay 9kc. Whiskey
-sady. at IL BE- Bus generally Is very brisk Tho
prir CvrHf has full returns ~ tho PORK packing for No
peaeor showing pcrcasc in The number thp az
last year oi 2so,OOO, snd N weight Of "a PER cent
ptHy Sns7ruI1. March 2s, 1858
Flour dull Selcs Of 1900 bbs Al ~ Is 81 IS wbeaA
N demand aud firm; ssce Of 500 bushels 81 81 lax for
red and a 81 40 10. white Corn active at coo e2c
FOR yellow. Provisions steady lard in kegs, i2xc.
Whiskey DUH -
BNrxopr, March ~, 1853.
Hour dull Howard street aud Ohio ~ 80, City MIL,
A3T. Wheat In TER demand At unchanged prices Corn
10 brek demand and cue cent higher white, &c. SIC
yrlco. Sc Gee NhsUy, &c. ~ &C, &c. rro
VISIONS quet bet 1rp, al unchanged rates.
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The Utah Expedition.
VERY LATE FROM CAMP eCOrT-rEPA Arturo o.
TROOPS AND SUPPLIES.

81. LOUIE, MATCH ID, 1900
The Leaveuworh Tines CT the 10Th says that yesterday
n:cnrg two conpSaies Of infantry two ~ cavalry
let tie Gee. Tor Utah They design overakng Col Holt
ard tie escort OF tie supply train FOR Col JoinsLons
army from Fort Laramie. Ths train conss.s Of Loo hsavi
iy laden Wagons
The Ry-csn rublshes extracts from private letter
from Col Johnston to friend in tos city dated February
s. He rays he has received contemplation from the
government eince The I'D CT October He complains
that the contractors take more than three months carry
the mails 10 Utah. when their says the service
sha. te done monthly. Col. Johnston describes his
march &c Camp Scc compliments his troops, and says
the Mcrnons bave ~ fully words ard actions Can,
manifested tie !ate1,.oa that they will longer subma
bu: their own tia, the people the
unior either submit 70 usurpaten OF their Terri
tory ALL have government erected in their midst
knowledgrg dependence upon allegiance tho fedc
raj authority or act with vgcr and force to compel them
TO suooomb. He expresses earnest hope that every
exercr nay Re made 10 forward supplies early In the
spriDg urcer . sufficient guard OF mounted men.
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II
Ttr steemer Palmetto when wrecked cn Blcct
Island Sunday morning is 'ssi breaking NJ Portions
az tho cargo viii DO saved ~ e. sting ashore consisting
mostly C: torr gran aud toba1ro. She sunk Ia
fathcns, her rssts rcra,r:rf out Of TIE sntnr TIE
cargo was valued AZ ere hundred Thousand dollars She
bad but four passenger Two OF them ladies nrc
with the bad barely tine 10 themselves in
boat Captain Baker Tensins et Sleek Island The pas
rergrrs and ist Newport last night for New York
Mers. Fisher Co, OF this city. hal sixteen Thousand
collars worth q tobacco ia TIE Palmetto, which well in
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Itcrse or Representatives,
WASHINGTON, March %, 1853

WARRINGTON, March y, 1854
pErArx on INF KANSAS QUESTION.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on th
Deficiency Appropriation bill
Mr. Kkuooe. Opp Of NJ, concluded a speech IRON
yesterday sgslust ecompton. He said the day q com
promise has re, and the people the North have calm
~ and deliberately taken their position with the dctcrmi
nation NOT fecede They will oak nothing but their Ist
rights.
Mr.. s'scssroS, (sdm.) S Miss. while sivocaing Le-
COMPTON reviewed In condemnation the Northern move
meots sgsns, slavery expressing bis belief that there
were members d the Hcuse who have stolen slaves from
ther masters.
M Ho~asD, (opp.) 81 Mich, ulsnlaDe-i thai nothing
was cicsrcr than tina, the adrnsso q sse was
senti liz a,mias,ou wound be not only out
oppression lie denied that Kansas VISA properly here
es constitution the work Of lev reckless men IN tbs
Territory The Legislature which brought tho Lecompon
consultation into existence had legal existence
was fraud and usurJstiou, aDd no recognition OF the
ndty. n the conNituton thus marked with fraud Il
FORCED 90 The people OF Kansas, there WIZ DO no longer
pesce Inc worst cf all tyranny hss bean prsctsed To-
vnu NOM Their rights have been trainplet down, snd
sell government has been denied tcm but they will pro-
claim 10 voice OF thunder that rossance 70 tyranny "
Mr.. BENKrT, opp OF Ky. said the republican
rarty were responsible Zoe all The trouble and rcvon
uons,y srt N ksnsss by sending armed enigrants to
exclude nom the Territory southern property. Those
who advocated The Topeka Constitution which was be
scS Ss, % not bed % essoo nov yn9fre 70 upord
here N pursuance OF law. Sush hyTorray hsa no t..a
el In tho history Of the world Tue PARTY hcn acs
that there sluli be no mere slave Staiss will utnaclv
sttemIt 10 Csry out ia principle IN tho dave ~ ,ies
themscives Tho time Ia rapidly approaching for .ch
and when the question Ia settled there viii be no ne ,s
" TO read ont Of the party, for every one whetncr
the North or the south, VIII have his iruo poaoo az
signet him
Mr.. BLAn, (opp az No, SAID those who ebcrtst
a. friends u the President and the Presiaen
himself have fully exposed the forfeiture "
bls pledges that the people OF Kansas sllonld
drcise tho character Of their own INSTITUTE 1ns
IlaieNrs< the dcs N N fo-ce c,rq,auu 10
s6ho<e-d ty be- people, by lVw oat lrtIls Rate
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GOrORer's Once.

Fatal BrRsiNc AoGpySr Coroner Connery held an III
quest Tuesday, at house No so Park street, upon die
body Of Catharne Clancy the woman who was found
burned 70 death on Monday The evidence showed thai
deceased had boon in very hoal,h for long time
and Ia supposed thai while she attending 10 her do
Deetic affairs, sbe seizsd with 1T and fell into the
IRE, and betore the casualty discovered fatally
burned The jury rendered verdict Of "Deah by burns
accidentally received" Mrs Clancy native Of Ire
land ~ years a and has left three small children
in destitute circumstances.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATaA


ASpuws-BtuH-OnM Monday, March - By Rev.
sac n Tuiie, al 81 Iukcs church, Mr.. JANIS kSDsrws
J, 70 Miss Gxyvr, daughter ~ the late George Butler
ksq. ali of this city
McPBNeoN-T nosnsoy--On Monday, March az, by Rev.
Mr. Crawford CH.urs !. NCrHpsOS 10 Mss ElInS FRAY
oxs RBoxFeey, both Of this city.
NrsucT-rRACr--on Tuesday, March 10, At North
Stounston, Conn, by Rev. Charles g. Lewis Mr.. VILLAS
VINCENT to Mrs. ELEANOR JAN IsAcY, OF hcw York.
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News from Rio Jansiro.

EKw ORLEANS, March &c, 1853
Tho bark Agnes has arrived from Rio Jsae!ro. Feb T.
The lark Braz,i,ero. which had sailed from New York.
bad returned TO pert leaky The Agnes spoe the ships
Grey Eagle of Philadelphia. John Elliott and Connecticut
She elto fell In With The Cbiisr ship Martinez Dex from
Bostou bound 10 Ve,psrs,so, ire Her bad been
taken oifby the Charlotte T. Tag, Of Phi sdel,his
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Texas Citizen Seized by Mexico.

NHW bfsiEASSi siar'l iS3S
Tcs SAP Antonio NToI0 rCpcy;S The and iprl-
soppert by the Mexican forces o several czeas Of webb
county. Their release hs6 beep Demanded BY Captain
Bracket T. s. A. and meeting - Ct, zer had been Lei
protesting agsicst this and other ou'raoes
'be ec5oes rom TeIss stale TIA, there s every proc
pect CT ire crcrs there.
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bO-rON. MsYtL %, 1893.
Tia ship Mary 7. Sutton, Capt Sis-ou from tshsrs
sandwich Islands, for New Bedford, with large and
valuable cargo Of oil and soro got ashore Ledge
below New Bedford 70 day, but after gy,cg there fay
hours she cG thcui receiving much damage
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MT0ruLJAvEpTn


nIsEAsFs OF TaE LUNGS AND THROAT CuxNp -
rsrssss wac a.ys esrysS no snoas tsen
MISUNDERSTANDING, n VITO Sesa yerS .sSessxs =
being pr nounesd ucur.be by Pry .c"ps y. s,,s ~
ods oalce. col; ior he ueMrn-nl .ad csrsnsaS
Ds H. JAMES, rxrxAcr, or "oAssABis IsDlcA,'
~ from The lnpored from Caeu.a.-PTep. " Su
i- n Jsshs Je,.ey Uy Can D. hac g.nu'ne :. As sses
Tho frt.S leaves proourss FIRM i%po.s, sd Il. ca
ale. r ro sn d. be- be- .se '.%. , cs
psr.e a. tss seoye store os the cure o. ''nspa0a ss>
CornArD's llAL'AN srp,cArEp soar cgEa
roots WON 40. p.-, ., he eol
Ian;sd , ia1S royce. y le h.r and sI 1
Mr.. H.y. B.eeLisp BAs., 40 y ..iinsioa .tr-s ss.
aoUSauD have redssivsa he .mp x lie sssr.s
for MANY ye~1s, Add 'sdiss may rely on 'Aen
puEs, PILES, PILEs-A PEssAEENT OuRs Poa
P MT e any rs n pss s e.
s Re & city "" VIC - wt4e eonn.
end this srici. them yor seed sfsaY
sG' :ssS.s. si re n s be - ::
sent 70 any per, of Tho country
I'm. WEBBING ,oUn OF TUE PRINCESS ROYAL.
riE : a y IN t CHM 4 '''@"
y,,,,o, Of T. ...:. :. 7, -. s sr.,':,
The new Mirh;-y
GRAND DOUBLE SuMsEE
ILLUSTRATOR Lospos sEws
COLOhED kr6kASINds.
Published In london March L. apc Wi. arrive ~ sSAlsS
Niagara. due a. Boston. containing the following
grstipgs.-
The landing of The Princess Royal 81 Antwers rrinisA
cO!ors
large pic.u-e ~ the entry ~ the Royal Be-
lin carriage by esn eresrl eoore6 eorsea <e
of pages Printed IN coc-s
wedding song set - TIE words In tSerman ~
Eng!kA
Ee.tivai Of trades AT Berlin. One rage
Han OF Knights a, ssrin with ornamental md Highly deco
TnE BEihAL PROCESSION IN ST; JAMES CHArg,
This engraving hes been inserted the particular regSest
Of numertN rs subscribers
Several w-id,g prevents.
large ensrs.laso i ths aklps 81 Caaoa, drawn Sy
special artist Who present during the cperatou ~
other sugravinss from sxsI hes IRON Lina-
Hindo0 fesyal-Th& flco.i~
Exhp.on pictures the British Institution Pail mSn
'E1po' and Bi.sp mail" ralnei 81 WosEAag-
"1ht tiay Harvest II Jusur.
Charcoal burpiIg or the Tyroiesee Aos Z ioLnssn-
Tho Campbeis are coming r. Goocail. A II A.
The Muleieers " from the Gnsgew Art Unoo R.
Ansjcu
Also picture by " II Knight
The ari.'ry rngrsvings Of 81, The principal merhoS
OF the Cabinet &C., sss s;a A. so.rcv
The proprieorf Of the illustrated oL6on News have uAso
publish duriug ioS s-r.s Of 6o-o&
co.ed applicants u suitable for frsming and supe~sr -
hing inst bus h,bsr appesred The fire. Of tie serf,
besuiul pcrirr OF i4e ff.rcess Royal pub shet u
J-nu,ry The second viii arrive b. the Niagara, new es
pee ed 49,
To these splendid engrsvinss The paper should ~
subs1i bed fpg. onhscrition bDo Gollers pc yesr.
WIiNrR FOG-Hs,
4. Nassau street. New York,
saenis FOR he United nssteaL
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Sailing or the Canada for Liverpool.

The steamship Cnnaoa viii ss! from this port for Hall
fax and LIVERPOOL nt r. n. 10 (Weiue=csy,.
Her mails sii close at II A. ". Pcraors wishing 20 for
ward Geographic Dispatches can have he zane put on
board tho steamer ard promptly delivered in Europe by
calling nj the Boston otoe 81 Wall street, up TO P.
10 morrow
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Loss az the Steamer ss. Lawrence pit th. Ohio


CsCfNfhrf, WAich rs, 1883.
Thc steamer ST. Iavrerce frc1 rittseurg for Nc" Or.
eacs STRUCK the rooas fo.nercT, ONO, lay
and surk The beat was vsuec al twenty thcrsan. dol
lars Ind r tots. loes. port az the cargo will be
covered In damaged condition. No lives were lust
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NEWS AGENTS, BooKsEIIERs and CARRIERS sbonn
hand in their cTiers carly 70 SECURE full supplies.
The price Of he NtW YORK wkkkLYs
POUR CENTS.
rhe Wholesale agents who seii The NEW YORK WEEKLY
IA New York are
DExrvR BROTHER, No. II Aan srset
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ia the Penn.ylvaaIa I.eyl,,utur,,

SAkllsiA RI. ma en- ~, 1888
tbs I4comrten raeor..ors passed tito Ssase today by
vote CT IS to ory enc democrat voting ia ness
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The bark i. G. ". Dodge, CsN Jarvis, from S4cla la
Grarae, lotS rst, bound New York, put into III port
to-cay leaky.
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Tr fyfrre SCHOOL, 10 he placed In charge CT tae local
Bs.cs ttGrstrsi schools " DO psoyoed for.
Tie Bcarc o. Education thus deprived OF the patron
sg- which sometimes is i'm property used Checks are
prcvicfc FER AL expo ndtUr,s Annual estimates 10 ba
mace Of tie average h.e hdsueo and gent regulations
are provided in regard TO supplies