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Edwin Booth.

We are gratiiied to learn that this gifted young
actor has been encouraged by full houses during
his engagement here. Never did son bear closer
resemblance to sire than does he to his iilustrous
father and no admirer of the Booth that has pass
ed from the stage of life should lose the opportu
nifty of seeing him that lives, and upon whom mas
fallen the mantle Of the deceased.
Mr.. BOOTH appears twice to-day. Very patri-
oticaly he plays in what is fashionably styled
Mqtinee for the benefit of the Mount Vernon As
sociation--performance beginning at halfpast IL
o'clock The managers and whole troup, orchestra
and all, make gratuitous gift of the theatre and
their services for the occasion to the patriotic
purpose catherine and petrnchio" and Rough
Diamond" are the pieces selected. Mr. BooTH ID
the most bold, dashing and triumphant Petruchio
we remember TO have seen. We expect 10 see the
theatre filled with fashionable audience,
AT night, Mr.. Booth appears in his great char
acter of Sir Edward Mortimer, in the play of 'The
Iron Chest"
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Things In Norfolk.
OF THE Richmond DAILY DISPATCH. !

NORFOLK, March ID, 1855
returned flibuster, who came home short time
since with Walkers men, died last MI hit at Res
taurant Oh Wide Water street, where he has been
au object of charity ever since his return. He was
named Burns, and hailed from East Boston, where
lie has "a father now living.
1t is rumOred that the remaining five or six who
are in city, about to enter suit against
Walker, aud attach the property now in the Ma
Wy Yard to indemnify themselves for the loss sus-
tanned by following the fortunes OF the "grey eyed
man of destiny"
Tho property consists of niuskets, rifles, pistols
swords, provisions, DC and was taken from the
Saratoga to the Gosport Navy Yard, where it is
now stored.
Its reported that Hon Edward Everett has con-
sented to deliver his celebrated lecture on WASH
INGToN, in our city. Many Of our most prominent
citizens are congratulatiDg themselves upon the
privilege of hearing this production, that has
commanded the highest encomiums of the entire
press.
Geo. D. Prentice, Esq, of the Louisville Journal,
will lecture at Mechanics Hail. on Thursday eve
ming, on ''The aspect and tendencies of American
politics. and in Portsmouth on Friday evening.
The steamer Jos. Whitney, trading between
Boston and baltimore, arrived here this morning
with IA large draft of seamen for the Colorado.
The schooner JAS W, Hinton, from Whining ton
TO Norfolk, with lumber. has gone ashore near
Ocracoke inlet. The captain reports having thrown
over deck load.
j. Hardy Hendren, Esq, the gentemanly and
efficient Register of the city of Norfolk, informs
that the necessary amount required to pay the in
terest the coupons of the city, (which comes due
on 1st April is ready, and has been forwarded 10
New York some days. This prompt action on the
part of the 'powers that be, must necessarily en-
nance the value of those bonds.
''Tha Water Line" continues the all engrossng
topic with us, and notice with pleasure a
lengthy article in this evenings Day Book, from
the pen of it's talented editor endorsing this great
question; and like the recent meeting of the Mer-
chants aud Mechanics Exchange extending to
Mr.. Bsbie ''aI and comfort in his great under
ta.ing. True, the Water Line is State, aye, an
almost National question:; but We claim it a
piotGqe of Norfolk. aud likewise do we claim Nj
Bisbie one of Norfolk's protogeS sent among you r
people-fully endorsed by our 'anchient Bur
rongh'-to agitate and push this coming great
ness upon you. PERCUSSION.
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R9STHE "AccOaAc JOwL" attracted great deal
of notice yesterday, it displayed in the Dis
patch window. 1t measured about two and hall
feet across, and may we'll challenge the State for
its equal Such iowl with turnip tops would
make better and more tempting dish, we doubt
not, than any boRrs head that ever graced
board of feudal lord. Hog chops and turnip
tops" to quote Mr.. Martin, better any dsy
than that head piece to the old baronisl FEAST but
il ever this were doubtful general proposition,
in the case Of this particular jowl from Accomae
there can be no question of its superiority. Yes
terday several distinguished persons paid their re-
spects to it, and for while stood cheek by jowl
with II in wonder and amaze at its magnitude
Accomac and Mr.. Martin were highly applauded.
The Jowl may be seen again to day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

egr At a meeting of Marion Division,
No. 5. Sons of Temperance. held March the 2nd, the
following 2. Gamble and Resolutions were adopted
whereas It hath pleased the Great Dispenser OF
events to remove. by the solemn aud impressive
providence of Death, our Beloved Brother, NA Is.
GAINES Therefore be it resolved,
Ist THAT in the loss of Brother WIN. H. GAINES, we
lose one of on most active and efficient members. e
shall miss him heneeforth trcm the circles OF our
fellowship and the walks OF our daily HE 7 nher
this bereavement our hearts are stricken with com
mon grief and We mourn the absence OF Brother
fallen asleep in the slumhers of the grave.
End That white We thus sorrow, it becomes us TO
how with submission TO that sovereign hand that
has made this breach in our ranks, ana TO entreat
for ourselves timely preparation for death and eter-
nHy.
3rtl That the usual badge OF mourning be worn
for 20 DAYS and that the working implements at
this Division be draped in mourning for the same
period.
4th That 10 the widow and kindred Of our beloved
Brother we would tender the assurance Of our most
heartfelt sympathy, and in obedience to that DiVLe
principle Of our Order. which bids us weep with
those that weep" would mingle our tears with teiI
in this their hour of mourning.
5th. That copy of this p eambe and RESOLUTIONS
he sent to the family of our deceased Brother and
be published in the Richmond DISPATCH
A g. SAUNDERS. =.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, March 8 Saate. The propositioh
OF the Printing COMMITTEES. to eurfaii tne hsnceI
~ oast Snrvay raports that had been ordered to be
printed was opposed by Messrs. Pearce, hamiin
and Mallory and advocated by Mr.. johnson.
The consideration of the Kansas bill was Iesah
ed, and Mr.. Seward made speech in oppostion;
The debate Kansas affairs continued TIL 'ho
adjournment.
Hoase-The House resumed the consideration oi
the motion to reconsider the vote by when was
referred to the Committeeof the Whole on the
state Of the Union the Senate bill giving the Pres
ideut power to restore to the active or reserved
list officers Of the Navy affected by the naval re-
firing board.
MIR. Whitley. of Delaware favored the restora'
ton, and MI Bocoek opposed II.
After a protrocted debate, the Naval kestofa-
ion bill was passed, by majority of II. :
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EDWIN BOOTH.
RIcnaoxp. Peb. n, 1856.

RICHMOND. Feb. a. 1856.
Mr.. EDWIN B0oTH-Dear Sir:-The ladies of the
Mount Vernon Association tender you their thanks
for your letter Of this DATE and generous ofsr
to contribute by talents upon which ublic approba
ton has set its incontestabe SEAL to the Mount Yer
non fund. The patriotic sentiments you have ex-
pressed are an honor to yourself you to your
profrsriun The ladies gratefully accept your ser
yices at the proposed matinee. and leg you to ex-
press most sincere Judgments to the managers
who have again 40 literally placed the Theatre at
the DISPOSAL of the Associaion-to the dramatic conf
pany he orchestra aud the attaches of the Theatre
who have So kindly volunteered their services.
If agreeable to YOU the Association suggest tn At
THURSDAY morning. at halt past IL o'clock, Will
be a suitable time for the matinee The selection OF
the nertormauce they leave to your welknown good
tsl-te. PhEcibhNl
or rgE MOUNT VERNON Association OF THE UNION.
PRESIDE Mt
NH 1T Or THE STATE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
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Mousr VERNON Dramatic Ma


W~~aa TfxEE-Ths following interesting cor
respondence will speak Tor itself:
RICHMOND THEATRE. Feb. n. io5S'
TO ne Ladies Of TIC Mount Vernon Association:
Ertertainis an earnest wish for your success 70
the nobie and patriotie cause YOU are engaged H.
AID unwilling 10 be thought wanting 10 zeal 60 pro-
mote that cause. / beg to offer you my humble ser
vices to contribute TO the fund you have estapshea
where rests the ashes OF our beloved washington
Ny stay In Richmond 10 short. and with your fsyor
on any morning curing next week you shall pro-
pose, when will be happy 10 appear either IN ira
gedy or comedy as yuu may determine. .
Aessrs kunkel 4 Co. have, in the most liberal
manner, informed ne that they will tender the use
Of the Theatre, free Of charge. and the Dramatic
Company together with the Orchestra and attaches
of the Theatre, viii gladly volunteer their services
TO further your noble object
Hoping my humble petition will meet with your
favor, subscribe myself
Your Servant,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Fort Of Richmond, March 3--High Water u o'c'oca
-~--~,-~-~-S.-~~~<~~--~-~
ARRIVED,
Brig Austi ALA, II, pkins, New Orleans. sugar and
molasses & L " oItham Il Co.
schr Emily Ann, Hooper, Norfolk, mdze, " D Col
quit a Co
schr Cupid, Sawyer, North Carolina, shingles,
Wombie 4 Claiborne.
Schr Elien Augusta DckeTson, Eastern Shore,
oats, TO captain.
SAILED,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdze al d passengers Ii r lutte
schr Joseph Eaker, Wilson, Boston, mdze, d L W
Currie.
schr Andrew Armstrong, Cannon, Norfolk, coal
Midlothian Company.
sehr Kate Kallahan, for Richmond cleared at
Philadelphia LIST inst.
Scnrs Maria Jane. Jones; 0nrust, Thompson, and
Hampton, Eddens. from Fredericksburg; Lynch
burg Harris and ID h Bay les, Jane, from Richmond
and White Cioud Newberry, from City Point arfiy
ed at New York lst inst.
schr c L Vandervoort. wicks. from Richmo nd,
arrived at New York 2i inst.
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NouINATIONsCO NFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, Marci 3.-The following appoint
meuts were yesterday confirmed by the Senate, in
Executive session:
w. Ii. Curtis, Collector of Customs. Yorktown,
Va.
j. s. Parker, Collector Of Customs, Cherrystone,
Va
G. C. Robinson. Naval Officer, Norfolk.
A. J. DENLY, Surveyor, Norfolk.
w. Shandy,& Surveyor, Richmond.
H. Hancock, Collector, Washington
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The news from Havana shows that the slave
trade is carried in spite of all the guards inter
posed to prevent it.
Haughtou G Graves paper mill at North Ben
nington, Vt, destroyed by fire last Thursday
Loss $30, Zoo. Insurance $4,000.
DR.. A. NJ. Robinson, has been appointed central
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, vice G ov Cum
minis, resigned.
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FIRE AND Loss of LFE.-On Monday night of
last week. the residence Of Thomas Marshall in
Newbsrn, N c. was destroyed by fire, and his two
children, little boy and girl, we're burned 10
death with the building. Mr.. Marshall and his
wife barely escaped with their lives, (both being
badly burned) with the loss of all their clothing,
furniture, &c. Some ten a dozen other build
ings were destroyed. Mr.. Marshall is printer -
(,0LfsI0r0 TRIBUNE
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"THE LOLA MONTH"; The name of the clipper
schooner now being constructed by Mr.. Ebon Man.
son. of Newburyport, Mass, for Mr.. Rufus s
Griffith, is named the lola Montez." Her bow
will be ornamented with q full length figure OF
this somewhat celebrated woman. It's lucky it il
not a steamer--Lola is SO accustomed to blowing
I'M people,
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S4co. Me-, March 2-The building called Cen
trail Block 10 Biddeford, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning The second story was occupied
AS Offices by the Union and Journal newspapers
Their insurance amounts to $500.
Among the other sufferers are Goodwin aud
Pales, ATTORNEYS: Neweomb. shoe dealer: Dyer,
druggist Hilton Clark, clothiers. and Harris,
grocer. Tho building Was valued at $1,000, and
the insurance amounts to $4,000. The fire was
undoubtedly the work of an incendiary.
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CHICAGO, H., March AT the municipal cleo
tion here yesterday the vote was the largest ever
polled. The republican ticket was elected by 1000
majority.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 3.--The democrats of
this city elected their candidate for Mayor yester
day.
OgwEGo, n V, March 3d-The democratic can
diate for Mayor of this city was elected yesteT~
day.
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LATEST FROM UTAH-The latest dates from the
Utah expedition are, from Fort Bridger to the 9Th
of January, aud from Colonel Cooks camp, on
Henry's Fork, to the llth of the same month.
The Mormons are organizing an expedition to
cut off Marcy's supply of animals on bis return
from New Mexico. The opinion seems to be gene
raj among the army officers that Young intends
contesting Johnson's further progress to the ut
most of his power Still the feeling tor a forward
movement is general The general health OF the
army was excellent; but one oflfcer-Lieut W. ID.
Smith, of the dragoous-being unable to attend
to duty.
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ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER ARREsTED.-we learn from
the Columbus Gazette that Mr.. Prentiss, agent OF
the Postoifice Department, succeeded on Wedues
day last ia arresting DIR. Walker, postmaster at
Rockford, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, charged with
robbiDg the mail and forging. DIR. Walker is an
old man, IS years of age, aud has a large fami
ly, married and settled around him, and has hith.
erto been highly respected.
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Near Norfolk, on Sunday. 25th February, Mr
JONATHAN LESLIE. OF this city formerly OF Scot
land.
Ills funeral viii take place at Grace Street Baptist
Church. this afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning, Sd instant. HENRY
THORNTON, eldest son of john and Cornelia Ba-
con, OF this city, in the eth year of his age.
The friends OF the family invited 20 attend the
funeral, frem the Monumental Church, this (Thurs-
day. evening, at 4 O'clock.
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We Attractive SALE FOR 90 DAYS

Staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods. FrinGes and
Dress Trimmings, Embroideries. Ladies' Dress Caps,
Muslin Swiss and Dimity Bands. Head Dresses,
Scarfs, Iaces Grapes Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop Skirts,
Brass. Steel aud Plated Hoops; Cords and Tassels
for picture hangings. &c. &c with numerous ether
than former price, TO make room for Spring puT-
cbases LADIES' BAZAAR,
No go Broad street, between 4th and 5th
NH I'm
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Mr. BALDWIN is delivering course OF lectures
in fredericksburg. The News of that town thus
speaks of his first lecture
Mr.. O. P. BALDwIN's Lecture last night, on "Thc
Battle of Life" delighted aud convulsed with
laughter, large audience, who, with increased
numbers will doubtless attend again tonight, TO
enjoy the rich treat of eioquense and wit, which
constitute the charm of Mr.. Bsidwin's Lectures.
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PgRB LoT OF JEwFLRY, SILVER Com, GOLD w Arches
The attention of Ladies is solicited to our sale 81
Jewelry, Silver Coin, Gold, Watches Nc. which
takes place on FRluAY morning, 9Th n't at the
The above stock comprises many costly aud rict
goods aud Will he sold without reserve. Seats viii
be prepared for the accOmm0 dation of ladies.
NH LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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DEATHS AT CrNciyNATI.-The Cincinnati papers
record the deaths of councilman James Keenan,,
and Capt. J. Blair Summons, the latter for thirty
two years a steamboat captain between that city
and Louisville and worth some $4,000 in proper
ty. DR.. James NJ. Moore of Kentucky, committed
suicide in Cincinnati, on Friday night.
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s,,s~PUBLIo TEMPERANCE MgErING.--La

fayette Division y % Sol Temperance will hoda
public meeting at the Baptist church in Manchester
on FRIDAY evening next Speaking will commence
about o'clock. Every member of the Division is
qucsted to meet puLctuay at the hall at ~ O'Clock.
Members of sister Divisions of the city OF Rich
mond respectfully in7ited to meet with us Some
COOL vocal music expected On the occasion.
NH 4-2tT j Il GILL, II 8.
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r. A MArINEE.-EDwIN BooEH.0ur readers WI
no doubt wish to know what the Oninous word at
the head Of this article. French it looks ike) Is in
tended to signify. Being perfectly at me- at least
our head devil is, in all languages modern and an
Gent We will proceed TO enlighten the community
generally on the subject A Matinee. then, is
morning amusement, either in the way of concert
OF dance though also appropriate to any other. 1t
is something in these parts. bnt is in general
employ ment in all the larger cities of this country
ana of Europe.
Its Inauguration here viii lie signaliZed by the
representation of a choice Shakespearian Comedy
by the celebrated artistic, whose is also at the
head of this article.
The interest of the occasion will be heightened By
the fact that the proceeds of the entertainment will
be devoted. as seen by correspondence in another
column, to the fund for the purchase of Mount Yer
non. We trust that Mr. Booth. in this generous ef:
fort will be approved by the smiles and plaudis Of
those whom he nightly delights by his litelike exh
billions Of the most difficult characters. OF
greatest dramatist. B.
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wM. 4. FOSTER. ESQ. 10 the Agent Tor ,ae pA JAIL.
DupArcH in Norfolk. the circulation o. sne p~pe'
there having Increased 10 An extent aemsna'ns p''
sonai attention to liz Distribution p"e 0"ee'' v
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DisrREssING-Mr. John Barry, of Nashville
Tenn, was fatally wounded by his son, last week
while fencing with foils the point of the foil en-
tering Just above the eye. After lingering few
days he died on Tuesday. His son, quite a youth,
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sa- SPECIAL NOTES.-THE attention

of the trade is requested TO the Trustees sale OF
Clothing Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes &c
10 take place at the store of Jacob Rice corner oi
Broad and 9TH streets, THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock
See adyc rtsenlent.
mh T. COOK Il 90, Aucts.
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A LUCKY LAD.-A lad who ran away from his
mother in Cleveland, Ohio, nine years ago, has
just turned mp in California, wealthy, the of
valuable rancho near HUMBOLDT. The mother
had given him up for dead, and was so rejoiced at
again hearing from him that she tainted. The son
Joined her at Cleveland last week
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R5- THOSE who fond of hearing g cd Vocal
Music would do well to attend the Concert OF sa-
cred Music. TO be be given tonight by the choir of
the First African Church. at Leigh Street Baptist
Church. Those who were present at the concert
given by them week ago last Sabbath afternoon,
and those who have heard this choir at other times
will need but little urging to induce them to go 10
hear them tonight.
We have heard many well drilled Choirs, but have
never heard sacred music discoursed more TO our
taste than by these singers. Their time and harmony
is almost perfect, and there several voices be
longing TO this choir that surpass many of the
most popular vocsiists. Go and hear the African
Choir and judge for yourselves.
ONE WHO HAS HEARn
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ss. SUPPER AND SALE--The Ladies

RSy@ SUPPER AND SALE.--The Ladies
Sewing Circle of the First Baptist Church. viii open
a sale of various fancy and useful articles THIS
MORNING. at ~ o'clock. in the Lecture Room of
the Clurch-to be continued Unit; Friday night
There viii he Supper provided on Thursday and
Friday nights. for all who may favor them with
tn ir friends The proceeds are devoted to the sup
purt Of a city missionary. NIB i-2t"
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0FFICEvA. FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co. /

OFFICE VA. FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co.
RICHMOND March 2, 1858.
s1- At an annual election of seventeen
Directors for this Institution held on the list in~t
the following gentlemen were duly elected for the
ensuing year:
w l. Cowardin ThOs Samson
Joseph Allen Chas w Purcell
Horace l. Kent Jos Winston
VIM Palmer Claiborne
Alex X Parker Patrick JplIen
Jas inloes Gee W Smith
II " ardswoTth Bick Winston
VIM Beers HuPh W Fry
Sam1 Pnlliam
And at subsequent meeting OF the Board " 4,
COwaTdin was unanimously elected ~ esident and
VIM Willis, Jr unanimously elected Secretary OF
the Company WIN WILLIS ,IR
mn 3-ot Sec'y.
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TIE RESULT OF HARD TMEs.-The Detroit Tri.
bune says a loving couple were married at Albion,
few days since, by Justice, aud having no
money, they paid him with two bushels of black
walnuts.
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Copy from the Minutes. mh4-It
ma To NV FELLow-CIrIzgNs OF Han.

RICO COUNTY AT the request of many friends. an
naunee my self candidate FOR the office Of COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
district at the approaching election, aud respect
fn!ly solicit your sufraRes Should IL be pleas
IRE TO elect me- promise to discharge the duties 0i
the office faithfully. r. specifically,
NH 4-lW# HENRY IUNtESI,
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Advertisements for the pIsrArcH must be hanaea
by sss e'oiock IN the afternoon. In order % Appes.
sAs nextday The heavy pressure 2, ", admit Of
upoo the columns Of cur paper WA NOT a"'a'' "
N or reception asfer the hour named.
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During the past week, q man named James
Brennan, who served In the Engiish army In the
crimea, died in the Massachusetts Hospital from
intsmperancs IN drinking, at the early age of32.
Dr. Rhea, the celebrated Arctic adventurer, late
~, on snow shoes, walked from Toronto 10 Ham.
ltsn, forty miles, In ten hours.
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ssss- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BRoA

STREET At AucTIoN-Special attention is respect
fully solicited 10 our sale Of valuable Real Estate on
Broad street at ~ O'Clock This Afternoon.
mia JAS NJ TAYLOR K son, Aucts.
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APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED. p. NJ. EppiDg, o
South Carolina, TO be consul of the United Statei
at Elsinure, in Denmark.
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NEBRASKA SALf.--It is stated that excellent salt
il manufactured at the Salt Springs, in Lancaster
county. Nebraska. equal TO the best qualities man.
nfactnred In any part Of the world The wafer
from which the salt II made yields from forty to
fifty pounds 10 fifty gallons.
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NEW YORK, March Fireman Hunt, Esq, edi
tor of the Merchants Magazine, died III this city
this morning.
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

On Thursday. February 25 1858. by the Rev f..
NJ. Peterson Mr.. VIM. j. DUGGINS, OF Goochland
county, to Miss LOUISA A. ALLEY OF this city.
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THE TUCKERN4S MAIL RoBDBRY,-1be case Of
Tuckermau, charged with mail robbery, is now be
fore the grand jury at Boston. The charge was
strong and explicit.