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1rereattlcn e NV Cuba.


Irep eattl0M 90 Buy Cuba.
TAs New Orleans Dviss consoles Spain FOR the IN |
daxslsy offered to her, through the Presidents
saegssslea Il relation 10 Cuba, BY recurring 20
eloilar eusraGe upon freaoh sensibsitses, per- |
pesrNssA n Mr. jsnsrsou. In that essc. says sne
fslsa. she firss ooassl. WHO was not % aey means
sswaxssbls for humility, or given to suem"sing
"a s<ta HAT furnished the national honor, very
so,,v nockstsd the inault, and $50 600 goo frAacs
h.ssdas. A the price Of louisiana, which vac thes
anti. . com portable aid In his wasiiks operations
sr.,pss Eoslaad. Gu that occasion, be said to u,
De Marbois;
I wt,l 10 longer keep possession which can
vos be sAfs 10 oar hsads--whtch may perhaps en-
6rcil nc With the Americans, OF might place me
IN . bed position with them. Ga the contrary
will make use Of II to attach them to me. perhaps
embroil them with the Enstish, aud create Against
EaGiand kssNixs THAT WILL RErrsGE Us ID WE Can
i give Louisians TO the United States, but as
they have 10 territory to give us In exchange,
witl demand . sun Of money TO pay tue COS. ~
the extraordinary armament that TREAT Dfisa'"
con- eels ne 70 make against her
PerAaps. however, II the Fret Consul nae
made keowu his liberalization Q dozen times, ne
yer % ssli ueder any circumstances, he might
have considered the proposition AZ indignity to
Be resented, instead of pockeied. The Della ad-
misi,,ers . fair his TO the European sympathi'
xers with Spain, when II recommends that couu-
,ry 10 recall the ions list o! possessions which
have been wrss'ec .frop, her by che rapacity o
nsIghbors who now oa.a,ingy profess an anxiety
60 protect her fom the greedy spirit Of the L al
tod States, Who ,ner full price for an island
which she cannot much longer re,ain. The I'll
lowing IS nop,is FIR the Delta, Of the manner II
which the Spanish Rmpise has been passing ava!
for some three hundred years, 10 quite suggestive
1t this moment:
is6S-Maiia surrendered TO Heights Of st. John
lo20-Navarre and Bearne ceded 70 France.
l6s0-Portugal WAS lost.
l64g-Rnsseion Lost.
Observation-Disclosures became Independent.
l051-Bsi BADGES seized ty the English.
1ee5-JAm .cia sexsd by the Englisb.
170&- Gibraltar taken by the English.
l7lS-Lucas taken by tire Eogsh.
l7So-Dominteia taken by the English.
17g-Trinidad taken by the English.
17sh Century-New Grenada. Guadaloupe, sn'
half So. Domingo seized by the French.
IS00-Lopisiana seized by the French.
18th Csntury-Ssrdnia ceded to Duke OF savoy
Orau aud Masa'quin ceded to Moroc
North of Italy coded TO the Bonr
bons.
17be-Siciiy and Naples emaucipsted.
lSlo-Florida sold to Uoitsd states.
l62i-haif 81. Domingo lost.
1625-Mexfco finally lost.
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A meeting al the alumni Of William and Mary
College, was held at williamsburg or the 9th
inst Robert Saunders presiding, at which the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, ia the opinion Of this meeting. the
late disastrous calamity which has betalien the
College of William and Mary, 80 far from inter-
rupting. nocessariiy, the proposed anniversary
era In the history of the institution, and invests
our ALMA Mater with stiil higher claim upon
tho sympathy and fidelity OF her sons.
Resolved. /. That the celebration shall be held
rs proposed, with only such changes 10 the ar
rangements. az may, In the opinion OF the com.
| mittee. be rendered necessary aud proper Ia
view of tue late calamity.
| @ That the Alumni ard the friends Of the in'
stitution generally be, and hereby are requested
in view OF the now peculiar interest, and critica
of the occasion, to attend the PROPOSED
| celebration.
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~ rms Usr u d. HosErrx. Is
sfoxAca Di11xEs tor Dysp b r. Fiatrlsrce, llssvt
Second 10 r~re In Amer CO or abr 'ad 70 be ab Il
to stAfe conf IDENTIFY that bs.Etterss are rta'n
cure for d. srepsn Ike DDS %, 10 ~ the TO
all m rbid matter from tbs strInacr, pm lies tae
blood. imsarfs renewed vitality 10 the ne-vvrs srs
for The rsstoratior OF ha tn The numerous &C
know dgmenis Of It's superior oxceilsnee and he
Dstice ut n it, ave tbs propriefoIs that
teannot but prove great cure ~ The hf3ictec and
impart vitality to the THO rough systtua.
I7r Soc advertisements In another column.
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k8-A Teen OF FaIESDspIP AND ESTEEM SAT.
UkDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 3iH- The employees OF
the X. L. Z. X. 4. Co. made their fellow. WORK man,
Mr.. WILLIAM BUTLER. Painter. a present OF beau
tful gold heade1 cane as token OF their fiierusnip
and esteem on hi, parting from them. He Is gong
to the "a 4 Tenn Railroad. TO his old employer.
mir 4. H. Gill The presenta ton was made through
responded to by Mr.. Butter ia o very appropriate
add lss. The presentation came Oh in room Of
the Noun. Vernon Hotel. iafort ably fitted up for
the OCCASION ia the midst of large circle Of friends.
Mr. Batter il man OF industrious habits. and be-
loved of al! that Encw him. We emit the speeches
OF both gentlemen ut their own request, they RI
marked they were only nee auics. though they
would have done credit to Statesmen.
We hope ths will he an encouragement to all in
,,ust r;ous Meb auics lie
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The PetefshWrg lntetltEshcer.
This able and tiae-llenersd i,asaai appeared
on Thursday 10 the sype and hxsnses formerly
used for tho pub,ication Of fqr Spsab, at Rich .
mond, aud recently purchased BY the new pro,
prietor. The ,nteslsr,csr has new heading, and
other improvements are TO be made ~ soon a.
the establishment gsts comfortably arranged 10
its ns~ quarters. A. X. Mooas Eco tue pro"
seat editor and proprietor, who has succeeded the
| Able aud respected MACDONALD IN the conduct Of
the fatsiigcesr. has bsst Wishes TOR the prose
perity Of his Journal and himself
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The PuNcTILIo OF BusIsgss.-A brace of bank
ing WORTHLESS, route FIR Richnl md, who had in
gared iudscreetly few moments too long at their
hotel in this city, yesterday morning, reached the
depot about i've minutes after the departure of
tho last train Being men of business. strict to
the letter of their engagements. they did 10. ins
ger TO depiore the probability of a ,ancial ruina-
ton OF embarrassment by the mi-har, but at once
struck bargain by telegraph wi b the Snperiu
teudent, through the kindness of conductor Dan :.
Tel paid over Atty dollars foe an extra train aud
within an hour, we're at their destination. This
is but f,rcble instance OF the 'punctilio Of
business" A fortune may have been seriously
dilapdated by days delay.
Petersburg Express, yesterday
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MARINE IETHLLICaEWCA.
PORT OF RIOHMOH D--FEBRUARY 18th, 1859
High Water his day Sdiartldy) 112l o'clock.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Pocahontas, Travis. Baltimore. mdse, d
&W Currie
Schr Summs rfsld, shorter, Norfolk, CT IN and
labs BrigfCrd Il Co.
schr g w kreSs. Emerson, Georgetown, potatoes
CT Workman h Co.
schr W T Hcndrtn. Dick. York River, wheat to
order
scbr Col Davis. Beatley, Norfolk. corn, Stearns 4
Thursfon.
schr Liberty, johnson. Norfolk corn, Stearns
Thursfnu.
Schr Georgeanna, Frost. James River. slaves.
SAILED,
Schr Hardsorabb'e. Gregory. Boston, mise, D h
" Currie
British shr Osprey. Kelley, Halifax. flour and
feed. Rridgferd 10.
Schr MeIb1urn Hunt down the river. light
Eahr 81 Clcpd. CIV atEeY. Smithfield. mdao.
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LADY v siToRs.-At o mett'n

LADY V siToRs.-At meeting OF
Springfield Division, held last Thursday night. a
resolution admitting ladies to visit the DIVISION
Room, was adopted, and is now fixed law. II
the Sons of Temperance are as susceptible OF fes
male IL fiuaDce q, other organizations, We have no
doubt that the change just made will be the mean
Of binding for life those VITO have already Joined
the cold water army, and of enlistipg new re-
cruits at every meeting.
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ARMY INrELLIGsNos-Co T. ST. Gsorge Cooke
Second Dragons, has been assigned the duty q
trspslatng from the French that part of cavalry
exercises called the Evolution of the line" and
also of revising the system of cavalry tactics at
present in the use OF the army. Assistant Sur
geou Baily. Medical Department, ID directed to
proceed to Fort Columbus. New York harSor, and
report for duty to the commander officer at that
post. Lieut.. Mullins, Second Ihagoons; Griffin,
Second Artillery; Best and RoaBe, Fourth Artil-
lory, have each been granted leave Of absence fer
sixty dsys
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DIED.

On TIN. War ssh.. ~ ii oscs ack. RI Typhoid r.
yer, Er THOMAS ls)sbY, ID Tie tn year u ma
arr. M
The funeral viii take plare from his residence.
on thuruh mi rorrer firth and streets. ON this
saturday morning at u o'clock. The friends ana
acquaintauc Of the family are invited 10 attend
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You've LAZY BLIND FROM BisTH RESTORED TO Si5Hr
Miss Alice c. Wedge, daughter of Jos Wedge, OF
Plattsviie, Kendall county. Illinois, aged 81.
years, blind from birth, had her sight Immediate
iy given her Icy au operation performed fe" days
since. The disease which obscured her visual
organs was cataract. which completely deprive
her of sight. Ths operation was an extremely
delicate one, aud the double operation WAS {, ,
ple'ed 10 about three minutes leaving the organs
looking perfectly natural, and with good sight in
both. No great suffering was re4iized.-Chleagd
TtA9S
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GOVERNOR WISE AND 1EE NATIONAL GUtRD.-We
learn that Governor Wise has, while ackuowledg.
Ing in handsome terms, the honor ofthe invitation
extended to him by the Seventh Regiment Ma
tionai Guard, of this city, to be present at theii
tete on the I'D inst, on the occasion of tie pre-
sen; alton Of tho Wolfe testiin ,nin', reluctantly
declined, allegir & as sn excuse, delicate health
aud pressing du les Of his ofice. In his shsence
be has recommended Col. VIM NJ. Peyton, d
talented Virginian, resident in this city, as bis
substitute for the occasion, who, we understand
has accepted tie honor rendered him.--EeU York
HerdLa.
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srRANGEas--ws und rstoed yester-
day, FROM q gentleman we'll posted. that there
were about one Thousand strangers, from various
parts of the State, in attendance on tbs Oppost-
lion Convection. Many 6 them ale genilemen
who have taken no part iu politics since lsii; aud
some of them are three &c Jre and ten years old.
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Tbs CoURrs have furr shed but little
material the past two days, and our readers have
therefore lost nothing by the Inability OF the
al celiser" to atteud them. as be has been con-
siautIy engaged In reporting the proceedings OF
tie Wing Convention. By our next issue, We will
bring ID arreaTs. IL there be any.
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SEAMEH's MEETING.-1he card Of Rev.
Mr. Boegs, iu another column, will inform all sea-
farirE men iu this port, where the gospel will be
preached to them. The Friends Society have
kindly granted the use OF their meeting house for
Sabbath service aud when Jacks ashore, he will
be u welcome visitor in it.
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T A BAD SpgoULA1Ioy.-A lot of Africans, sup
posed to be portions of the Wanderers cargo
we're offered for sale both In Charleston and Ora
hamvilie, 8. c. T6e price asked was $3.50, and YET
the owners were unable to and purchasers at that
low rate. The difficulty In the minds Of planters
seems to be two fold, to wit: the uncertainty OF
title and of ltie The negroes arrived in diseased
condition, many of them having diseases contract
ed 10 their passage, while they are peculiarly sub
ject TO pneumonia and other winter diseases COM
mon in oai climate.
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I iST OF MISUNDERSTANDING in the
II RiC.aAIOND POST OFFICE. on the 18th daJ of
February. 1862
~ Persons calling for letters In this List Will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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rhs Dlvore. Lave,

Eabsts ore uow making IN tbs Legislature Of New
xesks - alter she laws Of divorce, and Assimilate
- sgsastop Of that state 10 tue code Of Iudians
- eeAss cOuvsnisnt tudsdictions. The HeraM
- Inst shess are nsmbsrs Of ths Legislature
uon1v - advocate the changer also. shat the
s4asssA tergiass, aad asssssius, hsvs reprsssrts.
ttssei y - aane i4eislasuss. ).
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Cor CAuaHT IN HIS OWN TRAP-A IODn IfsaSia'
sr Attempts 10 Rob HihRself, and Gets hahd.-We
learn from a reIisble source that the Town Urea
surer Of Erin, Washington county, was shot IN
bis ow o house last Tuesday evening. &c appears
that he bad collected most of the taxes, and had
the money in the house. On Tuesday afternoon
bs told his wife that he going to distanl
part of the town, aud would not retnrn until the
next day. That evening pedar who Is We'll
known in the community, aud who had been 10
the habit OF stopping At the Treasurers house
whenever be came into the neigbborhood, hap
pened to stop As usual he was invited TO stay
all night About S o'clock the pedar retired to
| bed up s,ars and, az it happened, in the room
where the money was locked up.
At about 10 O'clock, the Treasurers wife was
| aroused by some one knocking at tie door. 81 q
| got us aud opened it, when three men. disguised
! and their faces blacked, rushed in. They sei23d
| the woman, and thrsstened 10 shoot her if chs
| made any noise. Two Of the robbers then pro-
| ceeded to the stair door, and tried to open 1t
| but it seems that the psdlar had taken the pre-
| caution to fasten it on the inside as tie Wen, t6
| bed, They then attempted to break ia the door
which resisted their efforts for some minutes. Al
| length il gave way, aud, the foremost robbei
| sprsng gu the stairway, the sharp report of g
! revolver was heard, and the robber fell dead al
| the foot of the stairs, shot by the ped'sr who
| had been aroused by the noise. The other t@o
| robbers instantly asd. A light was procured
| aud, upon examination, the dead rcb5er wal
| found to be the Town Treasurer bimseii
There il quite excitement liz the neighoor
/. hood. and stropg elfJrt5 are being made IL dis
| cover his two accomplices.-Ocoion.osrec, HIS
| Free Press.
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srRAmsR ScuUL1z.-This pretty little
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii

STEAMSHIP JaMEsTewN.-It will be seen
by our advertising columns, that this popular
steamer In charge of the old Commodore, tParrish)
has resumed her trips again She has just under
gone thorough overhau,ing. and Is well prepared
for the years campaign. The Roanoke will resume
her former place 10 the line, arriving aud depart
| log every Friday. The new steamer, now being
! built by this Company, the Yorktown, Is expected
| to be ready for service early next Jane.
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Ew TROTTER. GenI Agent

nj ClolKsl CIoAKs CLOAKs AID
SAM'L NJ PRICE 4 CO are opening nice lot Of
BLACK CLOTH CL0AKs, which they will sell cheap,
and many other Gods for the present and approach
ing season. 70 9-6t
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xaA tn rHy MYMByRs or THE "

90 To yHE MYMBSRs or THE NFw
YORK IrPE INSURANCE CoNpANY.-By .he provision
of the Charter Of 1913 the Dividends declared by the
COMPANY viii bear PER cent interest, ia cash, until
redeemed
Rv the provision of the sane Charter. tho Scrip
Certificates Of Dividends will be redeemed s essb
when the profits OF the society attain the sum OF
81 fgO coo
From the wonderful prosperity Of this office. the
rerioi above mentioned will be attained in a rSry
fe,e years.
Dividends TO credit Of parties Jan l. s5T9 n7s
Dividends declared Jan lS5e..". ........... s2.736
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fas- SpRIhg GooDsi SPsING GOODS

FIRST ARRIV4L OF SPRING DIR GOODS
OF THE observation-disclosures ft,X, Broad
street. are receiving this Gay. BY sesuer from Sew
York. a beautiful assortment Of D'y docds saitso
IN early spring sales Al u soiich have teen Bought
durin the past week in the Northern markets
Amonqs, them are tn be found great variety OF
netc end csp1at Foreign Fabrics. which nsys been
landed only few days from the European steam
e.s. We beg leave TO mention the following. VIZ;
Chepe. Bay adere silk Robes. entirely new ds-
signs
Elegant Silk Robes A Denx Volants
:" EoubIe Jure
Foulsrd Silks solid ground, very cheap
A beautiful assortment Of Spring do LANES
Bayadere Moha'rs
Six Warp do
F-rpch English and American Prints
Great argeius in FmbroideTi,s and Lsces
Ladies' Farasols entirely lev etvles
cases OF best nah es of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Striped Osnaburgs
Paid Domestics
German PurlaEs
We are also opening q lot of Competing of new
patterns which will be offered at very ow prices -
Our rtock of Bleached and Brown Coitons Sbte;
ipgs and White Goods, is slso very large. We are
determined to Present more attractive stock OF
Ee by constant attention 10 tbewa of the trade
and by increased vigilance In every thing that per-
tains to our business, to givs entre satisfaction.
BREEDEN h FOX,
70 S-dI2t 2'7 Broad street.
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Sly CpsRAr,oN.-We have been 81

SLY CpsRATioN.-Weh have been shown
two or three advertisements, inserted In the
Law Magszine' and "Christian Advocate" by a
man signing himself al. NJ. Raymond" In ore
instance, and ID. G. Raymond" IN another, which
he pro fessed to have obtained for Insertion from
responsible parties, and for which he charged
ten per cent, making bis fees nine dollars. Tue
parties for whom the advertising was done. had
authorized no such advertising, and the pobfish-
ers were therefore ''dished" tor the per ceDtum,
az we'll as for the labor OF setting up the types
aud the space occnpied by the cards when pub
lished,
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Affairs INA Norfolk.
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NoRroLE Feb 18th. 1859.
The Musical Convention. which 10 composed o..
oil the choirs Ct Norfolk and Portsmouth, as we'll
as the amateurs Of the two cities, and which has
been In session In this city for several days, closes
its session this evening with grand concert, 1T
Johnson's Assembly Rooms, when some OF the
most beautiful selections from the old masters
will be rendered by tho leading members, who
will be assisted by chorus Of two hundred voices
Ga the programme We ootice the Prsyer from
"Moses in Egypt" the tenor solo Total Eclipse,
the soprano solo. With chorus, Return, q God o!
Hosts,' from Handel, 20 how amiable,' By Rom
berg, the duett "Qnis est Homo" aud the quar-
te,te "Sancta Mater" from Rossinfs stabat Mater.
q selection of hymn tunes, and the celebrated
II .!lelujah Chorus" from Hsntels Messiah. to-
getber with other beautiful selections. The COP.
cert promises to be grand, very grand affair. aud
will add another laurel to the musical fame OF
Norfo Nothing Else IL talked OF here to-day,
and every body aud bis wife will be there.
The Carlo Family open Old Fellow Hal, next
Monday evening
The want Of coastiBg vessels still resard cur
trade, but the market is unusually active this
morning. We quote Corn at 10. for yellow sna
white, and mixed at 5ic. Cotton is ID demand
the supply rot being 4na TO the demand We
quote from last sales a, IL W for good quality.
Nothing important fr,m the Roads, up 10 the
hour of closing the mail. The VIVID u tar Tor
outward bound vessels. PERctssio"'
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PROPOSED REVOLUTION IN PARAsuAY.-TaapQ
advantage Of the presence 10 the Rio de Ia Plata
of the United States Expedition against Para,
quay, the Parsgusyau Liberating Juata of Buep-
ss Ayres have issued proclamation to their fell.
low countrymen in Paraguay urging them to rise
and throw of the yoke of the tyrant, President
Lopez.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL, who has filled the Theatre Ter
the past weak with her acting, and the merry
twiukling of ,hoss cunning eyes, leaves US after
Tonight, az she goes with the company to Peters
burg on Monday. The pieces IN which she appears
sys we'll adapted to the display Of her style ofacs'
ing, aud the bill being attractive one, her fare'
we'll house will be full one.
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&c RICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF OUR MAGGIE
Last NIGHT OF OUR MAGGIE
Two GREAT PIECES
TWO G2EAT PIECES
FRENCH SPY
FRENCH SPY
KATY OSHIEL
KATY O'SuIEL
OUR MAGGIE as MATHIL0E
OUR MAGGIE as FRENCH OFFICER
OUR MAGGIE as WILD ARAB BOY
OUR MAGGIE So KATY 0'5HIEL
CUR Magic will sing TRUST TO LUCK
OUR MAGGIE Will ance sn IRISH JIG
Remember, this Is the last night ct
OUR MAGGIE.
- prLRL AND IVORY AMBEoTYPzs. - New ant
beautiful styles only be obtained 1T REEFS Co
Steam Gallery. from 60 cents up 10 s25. The sky
fights at this establishment are constructed upor
au optical principle, for taking scientific works
art They afford any degree # light and shade tt
pictures that is required 10 please tie most iasti
III us.
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FRANKLIN HOUsE.-The

OIundersigned having taken the uouse
~&xZ on 18th street. between Main and Cary
formerly occupied by Mr. Jehn Hsnry.
and rehited the same handsome style u new
prepared TO serve the public with all the DkLiUA
CT Ms. 10th in eating and drinking. 20 be obtained
at any similar establishment. His Lsrier will al.
ways be supplied with every deiicacy 70 be obtained
IN this or other markets. and bis Bar with the
chf icest WINES, LIQUORS aud CIGARS.
&4-A FREE LUNCH Will be given EVERY
DAY. at II o'clock, to which bis friends and the
public are invited.
JAMES KIRK.
B-Severai desirable ROOMS, and a large Ps..
KkNT Il Il-sfr
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sE- niAcHIss bELTINa-We have in
store a full Go srtment OF the hest LEATHER and
RUBBER Betting. All BELTS warranted. aud
sold at factory prices. Also, good supply Of GUN
PACKING, for Engines Hydran:s. Hose. &c.
KNOWLES a WALF0Rp,
ia To- AZ 81 Pearl ut.
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PRESENTATION gold watch and chain oil
American manufacture bas been presented q
Frank LAslie Gin behalf of the mothers and chill
dren of New York for his fearless exposure Of the
swil'-miik traffic. Tho watch chain Is CON-
posed Of "stump tails," comprising twenty-six
links, ending with an engraved head Of a bur
lock, and the various utensils used by an engra-
ver-one being an engraver's block, bearing an
etching Of the celebrated whitswashing piceure
which appeared In Leslie's paper.
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~ Wa had no intention la the abtve notice 70
intimate that Mr.. WILLIAMS had not accounted tn a
or otherwise JNO gro GIBSON.
nicbmord Feb IL 1850 feI2--2ts
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a. MULES FOR SALE.-Fcr sale,
GSeight young and we'll broke Mules. SOUND
aud large Iertas, four months c-edit Arnlv TO
e BOSSfEUX,
fel2-st Corner Of 20 h aud d c. ets.
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49, LOOK OUT Foa sPosT.-At the
os>-Ia request Of several geptlemsn. Professor J
EWEETMAN announces 10 his fiends and the pub
lie Of the city, that he win gvo another grand en-.
trtsinmeDt of SPARKIfQ a. Sehads Hall. on
when he will be assieted by several OF his pupils
and others tso numerous 70 mention. The whole
viii conclude with q Grand set-.o between Mr.
-weetman and Mr kaE ms, when REAL SCIENCE MAJ
be witnessed. Doors open at o'clock. Tickets 2o
cents Re l0--3t@