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misery. introduce BIZ! authorizing the Comp
troller to appoint the Mayor, Common Council
and the various heads of departments, to collect
all the revenues of the city, to disburse the same
to defend the various suits against the city, or not
as he may see 1T, and generally to do whatever
he pleases, in the manner most suitable to himself
and without being responsible to anybody, and
YOU will thus at one fell swoop perform all the
duty assigned you and in all probability ex-
perience great relief. Seriously, Mr.. Opdyke, we
have but little patience in this matter. Mr. Haws
was not elected Comptroller of this city for any
such purposes as those which are plainly fore
Swallowed in your successive bills When the
voters of this city are called upon to cast their
sufrages for candidates for any particular office,
they endeavor to select the best man
for the Office as it is, with the duties
and responsibilities thereunto attaching. But
if they elect Comptroller, Corporation
Counsel or Constable, they do not suppose that
they are electing Mayor or Governor Of the
Almshouse and any legislation which at
tempts to consolidate upon any official. after his
election, the powers and duties of other officials,
is fraud upon the voters unworthy of any le-
gislative body. Wequestion very much whether
any material and essential alteration of the powers
of an elective Office does not vacate the Office,
and give the people the right to fill the new
Office as they did the old one.
There can be but one result to this kind Of
thing. The people of this city must, sooner or
later, in mass convention, appoint commissioners
to prepare charter, to be submitted by them
for an expression of the popular opinion. If
adopted, such charter should be sent to Albany,
with request that it be made the charter of the
city If the Legislature refuse, let the city put
its own charter in operation, and take the neces-
sary steps to secure it's independence of the
State. To this complexion it must come at last.
We may dodge the question for few years to
come, but it is daily becoming more and more ap-
parent that the diversity of views and interests
between this great commercial emporium and
the agricultural population Of the State is such
that the two cannot we'll be harmOnized under
one and the same State government. 1t GER
tainly cannot be done if the Opdykian system Of
Legislation is to obtain. Nothing but the most
delicate and diplomatic conduct of affairs at
Albany, the most adroit craftsmanship and
careful line of policy, will prevent final sepa-
ration of the City and State.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1852
The President transmitted message to the House SINH
lar sent Senate asking Congress TO entrus
him with aordnary powers for the protection of the
lives ard property OF American citizens; but not
lad before former body. 1t took the Senators gene
rally by surprise.
The large number Of the General Appropriation bills
yet be acted upon including those for the Army Navy
Office, miscellaneous and the Ocean Mail SERVICE TO-
gether With the measures for relieving the treasury and
other subjects, will have TO be crowded into many
hours should be days for their intelligent
sideIat.on.
There is strong probability that the Committee on
Ways and Means will report moro tariff bills next
Monday. The indications more favorable that re-
vsed tar IT will pass the House at least. The Senate is
doubtful 1t is said that Mr. Phelps Is determined
launch bis bill and trust 10 the current of the House.
The Morrii bill, in many Of its specifics, places part
. of the duty weight and part on value,
obvsng the usua objection by the enemies Of speeches.
that the poor pays much duty under them on his
own Goth as the rich does his. Under this bill
the duties much lower low priced cloth than on
linens The common qualities thus paying less than
the expensive, IL said experienced concede
that it car be executed much per than the
present revenue law They estimate that average i'm
por,aiion goods which under the present tariff would
realize forty eight Millions will, under this bill, realize
sixty millions. Its average rate Of duties will be less
than the average under the tariff Of 1876, but will, Is
claimed, be made satisfactory in its determinations to the
various interests Of the country. Such at least the
representations OF its friends.
Letters received here by the overland mail show that
the CHA Apachcs In Arizona are becoming moro trouble
come They had killed two Americans and several Mexi-
Gang and ran Oft the animals Of the Indian Agent and
those OF Capt. Ewell, Of the military post.
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D1en


Avmr.-At Margathle, Lake Superior, on Thursday,
Dec. u, Of lingering consumption, FRANKLIN G. AVERY,
The friends Of the deceased are requested 10 attend the
funeral services at the house Of his brother George
Chapman, No 50 Warren street, Jersey City, this satur
B.r-In this city, Friday, Feb. IS, THoxAs ELLIOTT
BAYIxY, in the 32d year Of his age.
rail- the house Of his father n-law, Mr. G. L. Taant
No 4Os Fourth avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at one
BRowN-on Friday, Feb. 10, GsoRe. H. eldest son Of
Andrew and Sarah Brown, aged years, months and Is
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'clock
from the residence Of his parents No. 80 New Canal
street
CASSIDY Thursday, Feb. IT, after q long illness,
NARaARKr CASSIDY, in the b7ih year Of her age.
Her friends and acquantances also her two nephews,
Nicholas and Edward Brady are invited to attend the fu
neral, this Saturday afternoon at two O'clock from
Eighteenth street, near Tenth avenue.
DAVIS Thursday evening, Feb. H. Of consumption,
Tue relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence, No. 227 West Forty
street
GAtfYEy.on Friday, Feb Is, after q brief Illness,
which ae bore with Christian orttude, ANN ELIZABETH,
Me beloved wife Of Matthew Gafncy the sist year Of
her age. native of county Cavan, Ireland
Her friends and acquainances respectfully invited
to attend funeral Sunday afternoon O'Clock,
om late residence No 139 East Thirty street.
Her remains will be conveyed TO Calvary cemetery for
ntermcnt
Hosxy.-PrrKR BosKY, aged "a years, native OF the
county Westmeath, Ireland.
Tbs friends and relatives Of tha family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock, from his late residence, No So Houston street.
HuHSxL AT Casteion, N. ", on Thursday, Feb II,
after short hut painful illness, CIARorTx ", wife OF
Charles O. Hubbe of New York. and eldest daughter OF
Can't j. " Schrmcrhorne, Of the former place. aged II
wears, 8 months ard days.
The friends and scquaniances Of tho family and tho
members OF Sylvan Grove Lodge, No 215 F. and A. NJ
are respectfully invited attend the funeral this Saur
dy) a,erp oon at two O'CLOCK from the residence OF her
| father, at Castlston.
IKwp--0n Friday, Feb. IL, al Newport, r. l., at the
residence OF her sister Mrs John Casto MARY Il wife
Of Capt. LOWS, and daughter Of the late David and
Elfzsb, tn Graham, OF Baltimore, Nd.
| lovtrs--Cn Thursday Feb II, JOHN LOrips, aged .
| years, o months and days.
The friends Ct tho family respectfully invited to at
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The LATEST NEWS.
Important Message Of the Pre-
sident to Congress.
"A Call for Power to Protect American
Citizens and Property in Cen
trail and South America,
kc &c GC

Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE REPORT RESPECTING THE MEDIATION OF BRAZIL
, ~M.OUR DIFFICULTY WITH PARAGUAY-THE LABORs
OF THE NAVAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE-STArK
OF PUBLIC FEELING IN CUBA-THE TARIFF QUES-
WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1859.
The rumor by the Prince Albert received here to-day,
that Brazil had offered act mediator between the
United States and Paraguay, and that tho offer has
been accepted by the American naval commander,
is regarded by the government as wholly des.
ttute Of truth, and, indeed, an impossibiity, as
neither the American Naval commander nor the Commits
sioner Judge Bown had any authority to accept such
OFFER The Commissioner ia instructed TO repair TO Para
quay in person. and IL he finds negotiations useless, and
sll effort to accommodate matters fall then to direct the
Naval commander to act Our has received
no intelligence from the expedition.
The Sherman Investigating Committee met to-day. Mr..
Sherman submitted hs report accompanied by resolu
ton censurng the Secretary Of the Navy for alleged
lessness regard to the coal contracts This resolution
was voted down. three to two There will be two reports,
that of the majority exonerang the Secretary and the
minority consisting of the two republican members, seek
ing to impcate him. They will probably not be pre-
scented to the House before Tuesday.
gentleman just returned from Cuba represents that
perfect system Of terrorism prevails all over the island
= thus be estimated.
On Monday an effort will be made TO get suspension Of
the rules for the purpose Of taking tariff bill From
present appearances there is TO think the effort
may succeed.
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rHyRTY-FIEsrH CONGRESS-.
sECOND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1850
The only thing Of interest which TRANSFERRED during the
morning hour bill reported by Mr.. POLK from the
Committee ON Foreign Relations, TO pay Mr. Squiers, our
late Charge at Guatemala the sum Of $46oo compen
sa,ion for extra services This bill provoked much dis
cussion for and against IT, but decision TO-
TIM PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Mr.. HcxER, (adm) of Va, then tried TO have the Con-
suar and Diplomatic Appropriation bill considered but no
was ouvoied % against 81 in favor Of the private caon
har, which was accordingly proceeded with.
After the discussion of a few private pension bills tho
folown important message received from the prcsi
dent
THE PRESIDENTS SPECIAL MESSAGE
wAsnrGroS, Feb is, 1889.
To Tux emsA1E AND Housn on RrRYsRvrAuvEs:.-
zc brief rertod which remains az your present session
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 16, 1850.
Railroad, PAX; Morris Canal, Al Long Island Railroad,
IL Pennsylvania Railroad, 43X.
NEW ORIxANs Feb. II, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day $500 bales. Flour
steady. Corn 90c. OAts 80c.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 16, 1852
C0tton-Saes to-day $500 bales at unchanged prices.
Holders demanded advance, but II not con.
ceded. The Prince Alberts advces had effect
upon the market. The sales Of the week add up
81 900 bales, and the receipts of the week
60,5O0 against 1880 last year. Exports Of the
week So 600 bales, making the total exports to date
907 500 Increased receipts at this port 3a8 900 bales
do at all Southern ports, / oil 500 bales.
MOBILE, Feb 49, 1859.
Cotton-Saes to-day 500 bales, at l0Hc. 11c for
middlng Sales Of the week. 49, 900 bales Receipts OF
the week % 500 bales against 800 for the correspond
ng week of last year. Stock In port, 2Ss 300 bales
CHARLESTON, Feb Is, 1859.
Cotton-Saes to-day $500 bales at an advance Of sc
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
The Courier Of this morning states the receipts OF cotton
for the week bales and the increased receipts at
the ports to latest mail dates OBJ 800 bales Ster-
ling exchange, 1854 100: Exchange on New York, \
per cent premium. Freights nominal.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1859.
Flour firm sales g. 900 .bbs at So for extra quality.
Wheat steady at 81 SO 81 40 for red white 81 10. Corn
dull sales 900 bushels at TIC. 79c. for yellow Whis-
key firm at CSC. a 2oc.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
At meeting of the Italian Society of ''unon Fratel.
lama" held at Cooper Institute February Q, nst
committee of arrangements appointed prepare
public reception for the llustroas victims whom the
tyrnnt of Naples has shipped for this port The Italians
in New York will unite in this demonstration without
any regard to party political color 1t is hoped that
the demonstration will meet with the hearty sympathy
Che public and be the means Of aevatng the condition
Of these exiles.
Az the President Of that society and In behalf Of the
committee of arrangements, respectfully request the
alton Of the press favor Of this object which Is
more question of humanity than Of politics.
Any communication will be received ut my office, 40
Wall street. Truly yours, 9UGLiELM0 GAJANL
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BENNEM-SMoNToN.-At the residence of the brides
father No lSl Montague place, Brooklyn, on Thursday
A. W. BESSKx to Mas A. AUGUSTA, daughter Of william
II. simonton Esq, all Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
HAIsTED-HAYwARp.-On Wednesday, Feb. 16, in this
city, by the Rev. Dr. Cooke Mr. AUGUSTUS NJ HAIsrED of
Rye New York. to Miss AMANDA NJ, daughter Of John R.
Hayward, Esq, of this city
RlCHMoND-PosmI--Cn Thursday, Feb II, by the Rev.
T. NJ Peters, JOHN RICHMOND, Of Manhattanve, TO Miss
SARAH j. PosIIIL, of this city.
California papers please copy
WHr1xKR-BALI--In this city, on Friday, Feb. IS, by
the Rev J. W. Douglass, CHARLES W. wmTKKR Esq, Of
New York, To Miss EMMA L. BALL, Of Lawrence, Mass.
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tony. He credibly informed and believed that the
army was used to get up war, and establish sarsons to
advance the price Of town lots. Some months ago there
vas great cry against the Mormon-cries that
the ought 0 p be snssImn,tsS because they
he proceeding 70 reply to Mr. Letchers remarks OF
YESTERDAY 'bout nationality when he called to order
BY Mr. PhepAs, Of Missouri, for irrelevancy
M. LoyrJcy said point Of order always comes from
the vast deep w1 en- the harpoon touches the bubber
Mr. sn Of said he had only
Mr.. Santon's amendment was rejected-ayes 80, noes
not counted. "
be like the militia Of Mississippi, which, according TO an
editor in that State had abundance d oncers but no pri
Mr.. DAVIS, isdm) of Miss, replied that the people of
his State are able to defend themselves without arms
against Northern or foreign invaders with arms
Mr.. CoMNs did not intend 70 reflect on The peopso Of
Mr.. wAsHHuRs, (cpp.) Of Illr moved an asendmens
and stated that Rock Island being stripped OF its
timber and despoled Of its value and that the War De-
mf Ss sS TO
Mr.. FAgIxsER, (adm) Of Va, offered an amendment,
cutting of Breve pay He said there exists throughout
the country strong impression that brevet rank ~ de-
moraizng and leads TO subservency and avoritism:
Mr.. BoSHAM, (adm rs. c. trusted tins step would not
general, who had fairly won every honor bestowed on
him.
The amendment was rejected by forty.two against
eighty. Other amendments were acted o. when the
Committee rose.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CALLED FOR.
Mr.. NICHOLS, opp Of Ohio asked leave to offer the
following
Whereas In the correspondence OF the New York Daily
Times Of the 10th OF February signed S. and also In the cor
respondence Of other 10 charged that member OF the
Committee on Accoun has made bargain 70 receive msney
and that subsequently the said member demanded money
for his seryice and whereas Is further alleged that mem
Der Of said committee compelled claimants 10 TO give
him portion Of the bills before the committee In cons
Iteration for their Alowance therefore,
Resolved, That committee Of Ave be appointed To inves
gate said charges and report before the close Of the
session.
Mr.. BURNETT, of KY, tired Of Investigation Commit
tees which resulted In nothing He was examining into
charges of corruption duplicating members Of the House,
but In the present he raised question order,
namely that specific charges have been made against
any member by name
The SPEAKER decided the resolution TO be in order.
Mr.. IErcnER (adm.) Of Va, suggested committee Of
who could sooner get through the business than FIVE
Mr. slcKIEs, (adm) Of N Y, understood the evidence
which the Times article based amounted to this
man who wrote letter year ago exonerating every
from blame, made affidavit that his former
statement was false.
Mr.. BoSHAM, {adm.) Of s. c., wanted the of the
member charged to be stated
Mr. NICHOLS said that no name was mentisned In the
Times article, and that all the committee involved in
the charge.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned.
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House ~ Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1850

riE ARMY APPROPRIATION bill.
The House went iuto committee On the Army Appro.
priston bill.
Mr. srASroS's amendment TO strike ont the Appropriation
Tor recruiting by which he proposed ., toss Of
members as 10 whether they favor the reduction Of the
arm! was considered.
hurog the debate, Mr.. ioyn,oy, (,pp) OF III said 10
wanted TO bit the army betwn she horns 20 20 have
merely skeleton hung for tho study Of or otc, aoa
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TRIAL OF Rev. DANIEL DowvEY.-The third trial
OF Rev Daniel Downey for murder, in Staunton, Va
menced Wednesday, the 9Th inst and cIoeed last
Wednesday. The jury retired about O'clock aud sub
sequep,iy into court and stated that impossi
BILE for them agree upon verdict The Judge adjourn
ed then I'LL yesterday morning During the trial the pr
soners health appeared TO be very feeble On Saturday
evening he tainted In the court house.-Rietmond Des-
patch, Fb. II.
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Personal Intelligence.

AKHIVADS,
From Buenos Ayres, In the bark o Hayes-T Duckwitz
From San Juan del Norie, in the bark White CloudCspt
Gordon late of the steamer Liberty; Capt Dougherty
Mrs A Cronk, OF NYork; Victor Bracht, Of Texas.
From Neuvtas, In the brig G Kennedy-Don Santiago
DEPARTURES.
For bermuda In the Eliza Bsrss-Mrs Smith Messrs
Firth, Gray and Butlerheid
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SIGrEL's HIAwA1HA AT THE ACADEMY OF MUso.-The
grand musical symphony Of &c Hiawatha," by Robert
stepe husband Of Matilda Heron) will come Off at the
Academy Of Music Monday night next, the 22d inst
The box office open for the sale of reserved seats
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Hnra Hair Dye--50 cents n Box, Black or
and all druPgists ''
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Dshsace SAiasnandox Saxss-WtSh Patent
powder proof locks and kars Also Gre hurx~
proof pAror safes. Depot lo2 Pearl street,
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ASTRONOMY AND THE BIBIx.-Prof Mitchell lectures on
this topc the Academy of Music this evening" for the
benefit of the ladies' Five Points Mission.
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Rupture Cured by Msr~h's RrsiscaI Cure
iru.s Reference all the principal surgeons and phy
Of the city Call and examine No vesey street. As;or
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BaJTy's TrlcOpherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING beautyng cleansing curling
preserving and Restoring the hair Ladies' Try IL Bold BY I'll
druggsA
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H0llOwnys Pills.--A few Doses Relieve
The skin OF Ne aslcwness the right side from pain npa vgor
TO the digestion and regularity to the bowels Manuas< so
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A. GrandJean, Advice and Consultation
once on the human hair has removed further notice.
Tie house on the westerly corner OF Broadway aud Twelfth
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes,
the best in the world Wholesale and retail and he dye pr
yately applied at No. 9 Aston House.
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Clearing Out-Our Stock OF Hosiery, Gloves
gents furnishing goods at 10 per reduction from
market prices MOODY'S SHIRT Emporium 262 Broadway.
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Tasty Business Coats Mt $40.
DRUMGOLD PROCH No. ga Broadway.
Opposite st. Pauls Church.
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Fire Proof SMfes--Vvslderss Patent Snis-
nader. Depot ~ Water street, Wall
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Discharges from the ear and Partial Draf-
mesa caused by scarlet fever cured Soc DR. UARTLEYs
card 10 another colum Of this paper
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Shirts sewed by Hand, and Warranted to
fit. made to order at JACKSON PURDY'S new shirt
warehouse, 6l7 Broadway.
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Dupuy's New Liquid Bouqucts.-NIount
Vernon Perfect Gem, Washington Nosegay.
UUpUY. Cbemisl BROAD xay
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Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, New Style,
order ted TO It, at than usual prices
at BAlIOU'S Shirt Emporium, 400 Broadway.
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A Chest Of Good Tea for One D0llar.-AIso,
pounds coffee for 81. at CHRsrIANsONS. No. Chan
begS 0troek
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A blanket Mon Burneti.

GREAT FAILS N H., Feb 49, 1859.
The blanket mill belonging to the Newichewanock Com
noon and was burned to the ground loss 500 600: "a,
surance SIS 600.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupccs-
Tho the world surprising AL made Sold and applied
ct the mandatory, ZSS Broadway.
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DIR. l.. DE Jonghs' Celebrated Light Brown
cod liver oil The powerful curative propereso Of this ysas
faculty. Sold wholesale and retail by LbOPOLD wETzLAR
ITO Chambers street. sole agent for the United states
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Notice.-DrumgOld & Pr0ch have Removed
from No 100 Fulton street 70 spacious Broad
way opposite St. Paus church. sore formerly occupied by
Genin hatterJ
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New style OF Hat for Young Mon Will be
introduced this day; price ~. LEARY CO,
Nos g. 4 and Astor House, Broadway.
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The Michigan State Convention.
DETROIT, Feb. II, 1859.
The Republican State Convention met in this city yes
terday and renominated Mr. George Martini Of Kent for
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court The Democratic Con-
Felch, Of Washtenaw, for the same office.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad.
BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1850.
The arbitrators In the Of Warren a. Smith vs. the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad in which Messrs
Gilmore and Capp the real plaintiffs, have reported
in their favor for q fraction less than $50 900.
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Young Men Can Learn their True Pursuit,
and how their children usefulness and
piness, by consulting FOWLER WELLS, phrenoogss sos
BROADWAY.
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The Schooner Richmond Ashore.

SCUOOmtT TkICMnnOuU ABuOf0s
NEWPORT, Feb IS, 1859.
The schooner Richmond, of Dennis, from Boston for
Baltimore, with an assorted cargo went ashore this
morning near Castle HILL She lies in bad position, and
has biged.
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| Of the Utah Mail,

Arrival OF the Utah Mail.
LEAvENwORIH Feb. II, 1859.
9he Utah mail reached Atchson on the 18TH in sixteen
days and half from Salt Lake. There is no news.
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Half Dozen Fine Shirts for %.
MOODY's Shirt Emporium. 262 Broadway.