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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

GEN. COMoNFosr.-This distinguished Mexican
statesman, whose arrival by the tennessee we
chroncled yesterday morning, is stopping at the
Orleans Hotel. His numerous friends aud sympa-
thizers will be delighted To learn that he Is in coed
health and spirits. in spite of the mistortunes of
which he has recently been the victim. Though
for the moment fugitive from his country, he
will never cease TO labor for the overthrow Of the
ogarChcal and tanatical faction which has ub-
tanned temporary arceudency, and for the ulii-
mate triumph of those liberal principles which
he has practised well protested during his
administration.
What course General Comonfort purposes 10
take, of course We have no means of knowing; but
we are confident that he will allow 10 rest to the
o!igarchical usurper who has thrust himself into
the seat IF power in Mexico We understand that
General Comonfort will remain In New Orleans,
its vicinity, for several days, and that he will i'm
medintely forward to Senior JuareZ his credentials
as President, to which office he now succeeds by
virtue Of the Constitutiou.-N. o. Delta, IRA.
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BY Special NOTICE. -


rur SITRscRraPps OF rae Cosmopolitan ART AssoCIA-
TTOS WHO CHOSE FMERs0S'S AND PUTNANs MONTH
LY :"-Emers0ns Il Putnams Monthly Magazine
having fallen into hat was deemed irresp~n 'ls!e
hands the Directory of the Cosmoro!ian Art Asso
citation refused to psv into the hands of oak5mith
Co. the publishers Of said magazine, any suh5crlp-
tons unrii acceptable security Was given that the
magazine ,colid be Furnished for the yer WIN thls
coDiuJy and have gaen proper " cnution" suhScr!-
h rs against the Association. The Directory there
fore have determined 10 discard the said monthly
from their list Of magazines and they ask OF those
subscribers who chose il 70 select any one o the fol-
lowing, for one year. viz: HdTper Gndtp, Grdhdm,
Kiclej},1rker itlaptfr Bincl7r9od. Ltltg -i0e s1T
msnths rr any one of the British Quarterly heViews
The publication chosen will be furnishe, proml'iv
throughout the year. If any subscriber nrefrfs
either Of our ana7aI slgrurn7; and the beantU A'f
Journal for one year in place of any of the above
named ma gaines they will be cheerfully furnished
By order OF the Directory. ~
OFFICE Of CosNOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION. :.
$40 Broadway, New York. Feb 4, 3S.J
fe I9-lt
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Henry Ward Beecher Is about to sail for Cali.
fornia.
The celebrated Cheyalier Bunsen has been APP
pointed Prussisn minister to London.
Charles Matthews commences an engagement at
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore, the I'D
instant.
One item Of the foreign news is authentic no
doubt--nan.eIy, that prince Frederic William of
Prussia has been invested with the order OF the
garter
While attending Court at Litehfeld, Ct, few
days since, Hon. Truman Smith was seized with
nt..@ Much aiasm was felt for time, but be has
'ar recovered rs to return TO New York.
The property known as Mozart Hall, IN Broa
way, New York, WAS sold at auction, few days
ago, for sl23, S9S.
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FIFE IN BOSTON.

B0sFoN. Feb. 17.-At II O'clock last night fra
broke out ia No II. Union street which was hearty
destroyed. together with Nos. 40 and Is. and also
small building in the rear, fronting on Friend
street
4 ire earlier in the evening destroyed No. l31
Hanover street, corner of Union.
Among tho occupants of the buildings burned
were Vim. A. Barnes hardware merchant; Cham
berlain Il Co., stoves; Williams & Morand sheet
iron workers. Mr. Lemont, and Mcclellan.
The amount of the loss is from $l5, 900 10 500 900
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THRArRr-Miss Mary Devlin, the favorite of cur
play-goers last season, takes benefit Tonight
She will appear In tho character Of Marian in the
drama entitled "The Poor of Baltimore, or Fraud
and lite Victims" part which she rendered last
night with signal success. The piece is intended
~ an illustration Of financial panic and its re-
suits. and the Incidents peculiarly and intense
ly interesting. Tho characters are well cast, in
Guiding Adams, Marden, Mrs Tayleure and other
popular members Of the company, and the scenery
10 new and attractive. We candidly advise those
of our friends who neglected the opportunity at
forded last night TO improve the present one, and
thereby secure their own personal qualification,
while they bestow a favor upon the fair beneficial
~. The entertainment will conclude with the
amusing piece entitled "A Day after the Wedding u
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sruNAAL uOAlLa5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CANE AN

nEpW WASHINGTON CANE AND SPY
CLAssOn the invitation If the ladies OF the Mount
Vernon Association. EDWARD EVERETT, Eco, Will Ne
liver his 0ratinn on Washington, on IUESDAf
"orniug February I'D In the Theatre. which Me:srs
Kunkle & Co have Kindly rendered for NE occasion
will in the name of the ladies, present to Mt Ever
EFT. the cane Of Washington and - WIN. l.. fancey
ESQ the sny glass used by the Father OF his CONT
inv The ceremonies will commence precisely at ole
p the doors being opened at II VI. Tickets. OF
admission dollar each-to be obtslned Ia adFahce
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FIRES IN NEW YORK

New YORK. Feb. 1S--The tenements, Nos. SO and
So Maiden Lane, burned last night. They
were occupied by Wridle IS Co and Chas Ahren
field Loss S2Z2 900. There was an insurance OF
s2G0,000 on the property. On the same evening +
fire broke out at No. rs Liberty street occupied by
Elw'd lien. Loss s4O,OOV fnly insured
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DBOGRAMME
4 OF THE GRAND LOpGE.

The Masonic fraternity will assemble at the Ma
sons Hail. on Monday, Ed last, promptly at oclk,
A. NJ.
The order Of the procession in order to conform to
the column arrangements of the Ch,et Marshal
will be III sections Of eight, in the following order
Two stewards
l. Entered Apprentices
. Fellow Gratis
3. Master Mas"ns
L. Juni + DeaCOns
s. Senior Deacons
o. Secretaries
:. GreasureTS
s. Junior Nar1ens
?. Senior WardtnS
10. Maeter5
II. Lodge No. 22 over which " ashins tou presided
u Past Masters
49, Lodge No /, in which Washington was iui.
tiaetd
i. Grand Tylers and PurCivant, Grand Officers
who are guests, according to grades, Past
Grand Master of Virginia and invited Uii-
Cers Grand Secretary and Treasurer; Grand
Architect, with implements; Grand Junior
and senior Warden Grand Chaplain. Holy
Bible &c Grand Master, with Deac0ns oil
right aud left; Grand Stewards, Grand Orator
and Deputy Grand Master with book Of con-
Etitu!ions Entered Apprentices and Fellow
Crafts in black Gress with white aprons aud
gle YES; Master hasons, with same dress
aprons, gloves and blue sash; all Officers
with appropriate Jewel and clothing.
Invited guests will please report them Selves on
arrival 10 Bro Smith, at the Central Hotel cor
uer of Grace and 9th etreets
b order Of NJ W q Master.
fe 1876 JOHN DOTE g. See '.
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HOMICIDE IN PM ADELPHIA-On Monday night
last, Peter Conway gave an entertainment at his
drinking house In Hope street Philadelphia. a,
which were present. number af men and women,
who passed the night in dancing and drinking -
Like nearly all snch affairs, it terminated in
row. fight resulted, in which several parties
were engaged, and during which Conway received
knife blade in his stomach, which resulted in
death In two hours afterwards. John Wilson and
Patrick Bradley, charged with being concerned in
the homicide, have been arrested.
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kAssAs.-The Legislature Of Kansas has passed
b9i, ever the vote Of Gov. Denver, removing the
Territorial capital to sIinneolo, little village
formerly known as centropolis. 1t IL about TWEEN
" miles foath Of Lawrence. The Governor, in his
veto message, speaking Of the proposed new CAPT
tai, Gays;
$40 buildings have been prepared for the nae OF
the officers, nor can there be within month or
six weeks intervening, nor have been aLIe TO as
certain that the town of hiin1eolo has snytbipa
more than . descriptive existence"
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WAssINTON, Feb 1S-Col. Jack Henderson. with
the Clerk. Surveyor General, Marshal, and pro-
slavery Governor elect CT Kansas, have arrived ia
this city. Winston, formerly appointed Indian
Agent in Kansas, but subsequently removed, has
been appointed Marshal of Utah Territory.
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On Thursday, the isti, February. ls5s, at y min,
utes 10 o'clock Sir. JAMES W. GAINES, in III, 81
year Of his age III. leaves a wife and five Children
to mourn his irf parable loss.
His funeral will take place on Sunday mHrnn'IR,
2Ist inst at 10 o'clock. ut his bouse, on Mahu03A
Hill The friends and acquaintance 81 tho !shiy
and those Of the deceased rerspectiuiy invited 10
attend. 80, ..r,
as- Mobile, Fredericksburg and Alexandra pap.H
.lntaNr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fur. o, Richmond. fsb. Is-mga m.s, So "a

foyt Of Richmond. Feb. 1s-Hfgh Water So Geioc-
AkRIyED
Schooner Creushaw. Moss, New York: mdss, a
W turrIe.
Schooner Herbert NaBton Lumbard, Boston, To-
eomoiiyes, X hDkR Go.
schooner New York, ConGyei. James river, lumber
r A parker.
schooner wti Ilendren Tick, York river, wheat
and corn. T. Workman Go.
schooner VIM james, Warren. Eastern Shore
oats, to Captain
Schooner Henry Brown, Richards, Petersburg
wheat, W arwics Barksdale.
SAILED
Schooner @ II YandervoHTt, Weeks, New FORK
aoui Warwick. Bsrksdae.
Schooner Emrua Jane. Phillips for Richmond. old
al baltimore 18th inst.
Schooner uIians. Pearson. for Richmond. cid al
New York 10th lust.
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A HEAVY Loss.--The sugarhouse on the Louisi-
ana plantation of Col. Jacob Holingsworth of iia
gerstown, Md. was destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago. The Herald says there were several hun
dred hogsheads Of molasses and large quantity Of
sugar stored In the building all of which WAS
burnt The loss is estimated at upwards of 500
600 upon which, however, there was an insurance
of ABS 900.
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TIE EARfHcuAEE IN NAPLEs-The latest accounts
say IL IL nearly certain that about 10000 victims is
the result of the earthquake In Naples. In Basil
icata hundreds have persisted from hunger and
from iockJaw. Two other shocks, rather severe
ones, happened At Calabria, and one near st. Ger
nnano, announced by rambling noises, bat causing
no damages,
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Boston, Feb. lS-Orders were to-day received t,
prepare the Macedonian for sea Immediately. Sh,
will be ready in few weeks, and is destined fol
the Mediterranean.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th ultImo, iy the Rev Mr. Andrews, Mr
, EUGENE GAUH, Of Albemarls countv, VA 70
Miss ADA. daughter of the late In Gilchr!st OF
Mississippi nu
On the 10th AItimo, by the Rev Mr. Fox Mr. p ,s
lei PRICE. of Aibelnarle county, Va 10 Miss
DOLLY. daughter Of the late Col Moses shoos'as''
,f Miskistfppf.
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6Es. CALHoUS's sfATkMENT.--The Washington
Union, Of yesterday, containing Gen. Calhoun''
statement with reference to his action upon the
returns which were made to him, on the 4th nlt.
from the delaware Crossing" precinct In Kansas
We are compelled to defer its publication.
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To LADIES AND GESTLEMAN-I am now prepared to
furnish you with Boots and shoes of the very best
quality, and of the latest STYLE and q. fair price
as such goods cen be had At any house in the United
States ALEX. HILL Importer and
Manufacturer Of Ladies and Gcntlemen's
Boots and Shoes, No. 127 Main street.
faIs-ts Richmond Va.
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TIE BARK MUsEINGUM ASHORE.

PROVIDENCE, L. /. Feb. 1.-THE bark Muskin-
gum, of Warren, l.. l.. K. j. Martin from Matan-
zas for Providence, with cargo of molasses, when
coming into West Bey ola Monday night, went
ashore near Beaver Tail Light, where she remains.
She lies in rocky place. Her cargo is fully in-
snrhd In China.
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81 THE BRoksS sTAruE oP WAsHfvdToS.-When
ths sta,e House of North Carolina was destro! Ell by
fire. the marble Statue Of Washington was broken
TO fra ;ments Some Of the pieces are kept az enen-
tos. Thoae who wsit Richmond. can carry away
nice meinentos in the form Of beautiful Silver Plated
Goods from the auction house Of HENRI W. QCARLEs.
| at % Main sti Get.
| The sale will take place EVERY DAY and EVE
MING this week.
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THE CORRIrpTION INVESTIGATION

Boston. Feb 1.-THE Hon. g. =. Butler. D.
rector of the MiddleseX Mills Corporation, has
gone to Washington business connected with
the $SI, Geo corruption investigation.
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Affairs In Chtna-The American MI
mister.


The correspondent of the London Times, wri
ting from Hong Kong on the 10th of December,
after repeating the rumor that the imperial com
missioner, Yeh, has refused, quite insoIentIy, to
treat with Mr.. Reed, the American minister, ln'
side of the city of Canton, adds:
Yeh seems resolved to show the world that he
is determined to carry ont the policy openly az
knowledged and to consider the terms Of the last
treaty binding only 80 long as he has not force
enough to break them. He seems to be conGdout
also that the present is proper season for perse
yeraDcs in this policy. He has doubtless heard OF
| the might and wonderful contrivance of the L. =
steamship Minnesota. Nothing that can be said
! In praise of her discipline and arrangements. her
| exquistey finished machinery for ecunenIisng
| labor and time in the working of her guns her
Sharpe's rifles, her officers cabins and her state
reception rooms, eau be too great praise but Yeh
has heard all about these. We have just seized
copies OF correspondence which has been pas lug
between q Chinese writer resident Of this Island
and Howqua. Ii contains minute chronicle OF
every event and descriptions Of men aud things,
Including by no means fatteriug account of the
personal appearance of Lord Elgu. Possibly it
also included statement OF the draught of Wat +
of the Minnesota.
We must hope. in the interest Of humanity that
when the allotted interval has expired Yeh will
yield. lie must know that he has at his gates the
representatives of the four great nations Of the
earth, and that, however they may differ upon the
modus OforIHdi, they are all equally determined to
tolerate no longer this foolish Chinese pageant
Mr. Reed does not. / apprehend, propose to hun
self to 20 home without making treaty, any more
than does Count Putatine, or Baron lie Gros, or
the Earl of Elgin.
This morning the occupation of Houan took
place. The sight from Macao fort was interesting
only for few minutes. One battalion of cur ma
Ines aud $50 French sailors disembarked. under
the guns Of the shipping, npon the back of the isl
and aid out of sight Of Canton. As they advanced
into the island watched the lines of red and
ntftf k.,ft
sibility that some puff of smoke might give signal
for fight. The Chiuese, however, had wisely seen
that this plain and open Island was not defensible
If there had been any soldiers there, which IL very
improbable, they had been withdrawn when we is.
sued our proclamation to the inhabitants that We
intended to take peaceAble possession. Some tents
we're now pitched, the outposts formed, the French
aud English positions demarcated, aud our mate
rial WINS al
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n.u 1UEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday, February is'h' Is now resoy ""a
ssr .s,s a, Tho oountiag4ocm. The contents, en-
hodyisg all the eurrsSt news Of the week, ies'sa,
tive reports, correspondence, editorials state au'
city affairs, miscellaneous articles, markets. &C.
A.. viii he found valuable and interesting Price
a cant, ne, copy, or 81 per snuun, in advance.
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SUICIDE OF AN OLD LADY.--On Sunday afternoon,
an old lady, named Greenfield Fawcett, sged So
years, residing Killbuck Run, about II miles
from Pittsburg, Pa, committed suicide by throw
Ing herself into a well, near her residence. She
had previously made two abortiys attempts at
seltdestructiun.
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xHLH0HAPHIC NEWa.
REPORTED IOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
ESPECIAL DISPATCH.
EXPLOSION OF A STEAMER


wuutsaros, n. C., Feb. 1.-THE Cape Fear river
staamer Magnolia hence for Fayetteville, pioded
her boiler yesterday at Whitehall. killing 10 to ~
persons Some of the bodies have been recovered
but many are missing Capt. stedman Is among
the killed, but no other names are given,
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Found DxAD.--The body of a man was 70 und on
Friday evening. on the New Jersey Railroad. near
Hsckensack Bridge lying beside the track, with
the skull fractured From papers found ON the
body, the name Of the deceased is supposed 10 be
George Williams, a resident of Sussex co. n J.
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,TEA1IER BALTIC

NEW YoBS. Feb. 13--The general impression
here is that the steamship Baltic has been seized
by Brown Bros. the Liverpool Bankers, and that
she did not leave ca her regular day.
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Tna DurILo.-frsnch papers report another
duel. This time 1t Ia no less man than the hers
OF Inkerman--0en. Bosqnet-who had lucky es.
cape of being through the lobe Of the left lung
by q brother officer, an inch higher would have
laid him low A lady, Of coarse, Is the cause.
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A INV TERRiroRY.-The Houso Committee on
Territories have prepared bill to rganize new
Territory ont Of that part Of Utah lying west OF
sait Lake TO be called Carson Territory
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THE LATE srogM.--A large number Of beautiful
shade trees. 10 Raleigh and Charlotte n. C., were
deprived Of their branches by the recent snow
storm. 1t Is feared that the fruit crop will be de
stroyed.
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DISTURBANCE IN LEXINGTON, Wave have re-
ceived a letter concerning difficulty between the
students and two professors of Washington Col
lege, Va aud the subsequent burning Of etigies OF
the latter. The communication is unacoompanied
by the Aams of the writer, and We decline giving
IL place in our columns.
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SHORT HAsp.-Ths art is taught by Mr.. j. A.
VIA of this city. He Is well qualified for the task
Of instruoting others, having devoted great deal
of time himself to acquiring knowledge OF this
valuable art See adver tisement
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ApPIrlI nr rIIE pILCE IIAWE

NORFOLK Feb. Is.-The chip Black Hawk, Blners,
arrived in Hampton Roads to-day, ~ days from
Callao She passed the ships Star of Hope and Ma
tapau for this port. Reports ships Cooper aud
Thos. b. Wales ready to sail from Caliao
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r HE DISPATCH.
notice TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DrsfaToH must be handed
n by ss ecsook IN Ae afternoon, In order 10 appear
the next day. The heavy pressure u sdvertisem ats
anon the columns Of our panef will not admit OF
their reception after the hour named.
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New YORK Feb. Is-Flour-State advanced cts ;
Ohio 10" sales Of white Wheat at 81 3OGpl ~ -
White Corn ergo yellow 6,6rooia. Stocks lover
Nirg Cia 6's 81.
81 3n(Ii 81. WlIrat generally unchanged White
Corn ,tsMG9, yellow 51N.ji. Glover sete! S5lG5 Il
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manufacture that are out this season. Our stock
is complete in every derar tment and We shall con
tinue 70 add by every arrival the latest Styles tha
OK anime cur stock before purchasing, we are de-
tarruiDed to offer such Inducements n price IS tc
make It TO the interest Of everybody to purchase
their goods Of us M
E. loft 2Z9 Broad st,
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THE "INsUhEEsSloN' SroBY.-The Memphis Bull
letin says the story Of fearful instruction near
Fayetteville, Ark, has not the slightest foundation
IN fact, being sheer fabrication from beginning
to end,
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TnE LATE Dr.. GILNAN.-The remains Of the late
DR.. samuel Gilman reached Charleston last Mon
day, and we're inferred on Wednesday with solemn
rites.
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SAD CASE OF SHooTIso On the 18th inst, DIR. q
X. Darsan. Of Wipnsboro, B. O., went out with hi.
little sou 70 shoot pigeons. The gun, carried b,
the lad, accidentally discharged. and the sho,
PASSED through the right eye and portion Of III.
skali af the Doctor, woundibg him IN such q man
Der thss his recovery IL almost hopeless.
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DaAwrNs PERSPECTIVE &Q.--We refer to the I'D.
vertisenent of Sir. GRANT, who proposes to give
lessons ia drawing, perspective, sketching, &c
Mr.. G. Ia a very accomplished artist, and from
what we have seen Of his skill Ia that way, admi.
rably qualified to teach others what he well un-
terstauds himsclf
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ra- puMP SOLE Doors, vary FISE.-I have Just re
ceived large assortment Of dents Pump Sole
Roots vb .ch are VERY fine ALEX. HILL,
f. 10 t Il. Main ST.
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neg SPECIAL NoTICE.-CHARLE T.
WORKMAN a GO can tie attention OF the trade
to their sal OF SUGAR and hoasses. ut the Lumber
HOusa Oh the DocE. THIS MORNING, at ii O'Clock.
fe ig--lt
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GTEAT DECLINE IN IMPORTS The whole value of the
the importations at Boston during the last week
was S255, 81. The amount la the correspon ding
week last year was So .00i $50.
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sE New YORK HERALD,
BALTIMORE sun,

PHILADELPHIA LEDGER
Can be Ind every dav Mt SMITHS
Literary and News Depot,
Main St I'd door above the New Custom House.
NEW YORK HERALD & papers y cts. per week.
BALTIMORE sun, |" cru's per W ok.
PHILADELPHIA LEDG Ell. II cts. per week
ESA- Delivered promptly in any par. OF the city.
IL lists
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PHILLIP 9. WMrg.-This well-known champion
of the temperance cause, who has lately been the
object of irritating atteks from various quarters,
writes to the Hon. John Bolton ONeall, Of South
Carolina, that he has again Joined the oider OF
Sons of Temperance lie emphatical!y denies the
imputation Of having fallen into the abyss Of
drunkenness.
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AGENCY IN NOR FOLK.

WIN. X. FosTYE. ESQ. Ia the Agent for the DAILY
prspAros In Noffdk. the circulation OF the paper
there having Increased TO ~ extent demsnd'ns per
sonal attention TO is distribution. ihe eeeo''oh o.
d,as AZ
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PRo1EAcTrp sEssioN.-Tbe knowing ones" at
Washington express the opinion that Congress
will not adjourn sine die before August.
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s@- N0TICE i ask attention to my
sale Of Stuffed Birds, III AFTERNOON, at g'cik.
HENRY ". QUARLES,