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9ahfenS fur pe biShrr sappnnenc 3utrauen bon. sr, anter IN.
ltttfunG prcmgisr StNlenuns, ea1elbe aus ftrnerbin III trbaltcn.
&tccpte i:srpen sI jerer SIT t5ei Ias unp9a3U prompt uNo &c.
miH,Ghaii %aua9tfuhrt.
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ptn bilIbfen Yrt:tn err!aun.
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Dan,ru.0ift.

S,a uniss..Irts &itsl sur arr'rctsus etdtS ~trSe,hfers III ~
actR bt Z. DaShcr, ErusIuE,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
n. a. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

N1tW1aHIVu'I HHV VHFHIlEtHVF WpInE.I
ssteFtblt rb ~ Nebtrad5Rt aler RetptsSeibafx aui dutx 65r>
ntMen III nno Tr ole ohst &Il9aOnp, SNIterfrlC MO 5anaser
aOuato. Sutte; Gte Der IL. ae 3tahttraBs, YpOOin'S }baa
5e9taatcr. 6iDpDno, ga. 1875
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

RaHe>. Snaf .pdus mnp 9aserbrrssoIps
Vltines 6reiaet1 fpptt etm aeIantnien puSlifuut Sis ,r,,s,r.
ahE!se, ess te an, Euse , 6 9tusn @Irtes, neptn !RteSs 3d.
te, tn hentS Snat~ oSue cinserihfc: babt. wpIelbf nebtn TrpI,;.
gen Grfrildsuna,r tets Gin sutss 0'tas 5t,aer, Lhss @r cis W uE"n.
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(friSer MtrS. 9tiect,A
0euI;pc 0fbamlne

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Nru ein9erihtcte peutIde Sudh ,

yttu etnSsrihtcte peutfhe SuGt npcrci
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Germ Ger ttn3eitelter riGbtts ptrlebi; StiananS IN 9tutiari
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Ssuissn gns!ltlm bic ~tr9cbeue Anpise III maiden, pas I'd, mcu,,
Sassiasert' surt s%crltb'trtae, :itstmafe Strb tO.runatn t,scutea
.,spunanetSle Sst; uno tel aarh bic swreur., ::,wirti,n 9trbel.
mage ~ letten in Den Stane Icitst BIN. auc in lrein Gab ma.
ssn's AIsstien' ais; Varttelie's, Nuif-GjnbS nsr ,Ginfanuns.u
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SrSle tMr Stpeuet ~sreen nah we per dnatf;rtisf!u
Set Writer HdtfdtttK pen Srli, $appe une S}las, lnS iamt
~vcrrdtbia { :, EtrSr ""
SuHbtue cr UNI Va~".:5tisr.
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8 ntichs 9a,anthcf.

NEF~EVNLN
WI zen nrr am mctuen triscn 2~anesleuten 70 reiMib
s"'uH." -ruipin0 hCSiltt e0ncnn. emrfrbr i'd mid aub ferncrtfr
: !! ~ eeattahn SS1blr len. trccM ih III sleitcr Sc;t ,ur Rennt.
.uu; y.."NS o'i ID ntHlt rtideR Erpgutn uuo @eeicameuten, ebea
ptT' EVNuMhn, erncn. feline uo arpbe Gssrfe SSap, 0}ries,
wspt, pSIer9ruee. eerltween' Sprter Muceln, prutihe Gitpfi,n.
H9mss y t"t.sr-NSic, ehccrInec, Mdcdrpnt. SalIlpl in srcFcn unS
Tt.nt SIalNen. 3tmmt. aonicn une y, tUfenen, nCtt allen aubcrh
~ ~ ~, SGtpemnts; Yafuntrteu, @cfen Ii. &c. w,ldc %rffel
u" )" zen m'S!'blt btltstca Nrriien teitcnS cmpfcbGt.
8. 9. 8if6er, Mot,
LU @erse eanolcs. GaUpm, Sperm unp IeomaRiin,.
lo %ercs Seap, GLAD. Brown ue Ncacw,
90 Srrse Rem yOrt 9riten GtseIs,
D Seirts Riee,
400 SrrenS UNI 9uddts,
geo @trf &fprtrb Vipcs,
200 @rcf Iatdss
8thauf Rei sSn n, n'si1 o",.'" uhS 'un
20 S"rrelS Sdliimdre SidIsS, fccben erbalttn uS IN SatsT
Bh. Yallaee u. Sp6n.
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g.. Fl. GRAVES
9oulr Mnp Sian Qainier anp @taIr.
StraEe, NpiEt:n SrOab. Rne @ra.t,

,IIWINVaIy AU.
TAe IN etie HelbatisNptISe GIrIhldlcnfc Irseiten. g,ms md
nramnS, MarbIin8 unp Mieu .n Stubsn y., mcrptn itnS To1
SiliSh Te BelhmadrV2 aIss;fusrt. lin iabhtttt Nuitrmt binst
&~S. Wrapts.
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3. II. cdpiur,cI.

nfpclterer nnb ≊t crer,
9e' ZVt Srrnctrasc, ipjIdltn eer 4tcn uuo 5teu
enlslcslt ne penn bN,tlbru 9ublitum ;ur Nrfcrtiopno aIer in irin
SyipSl enlp!aS;Aeeg Nrttitcn, ais: AHip, littrn n:ner une alter
atept', SuIsIhsin9 9sn Manegcn ducr ART, Sapc;itrt1 sen SinIs
hletH, 81 Wiicthl Sweet tp Gin itr lt6gcs sIcrtim.ut 5apet,r
.:.,.'plA s1Pe. %uc Srutri HecIur uno stneuanilSbc QIiae5 spr.
IolpR nns iu ttdt9tN NrtlN gu batsn sci !. ". StRmtI
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Tener. ume Nsarine=s2 Esenrnn,

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Companv
Die tn Som 0ise CAPITAL Won s2p0,GOU belis
NM i'm Sabre 1882 Our0 pe Gjengstbuns
opn SirSinien ~sinstiest nurre.
S'rh6tTln9cn mcresH eurtb eielc ate s ,mpasnit crtbtiIt urtcr
zen Su'lnSttn SerlnsuEscn sesen 6tucr- uMp We iNtrln6ocn an
ttsericuHi auei Mrt, ale: pduirr, Wcusei, tsit;r mo gBaares
tler Nrt. ipipptl in pt Staet, aS audi i'm yaurc. uMo merSrn ri,
rreTtneen MuSiGblunaen aroalp. 0cleihct.
Ss', 6Nr DC Dolce une ce Aafnssmt orr iu gstFa.rnsen St.
sifae No. l3l AaniH.. &i4sons, @a., eiae 9srr u,crbab
GlSpatA SfiNtr. III. Z. Npmarbjr NrsEn
Nin ON III ~ SIR. Secrn- ~,
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S.'~t0sr.Sassr! &Ieirrr-gassrl
y. Scebcr.,

So. 33 Waiairage, ,milthen Der l., n. 1e -
tdt Elm 9rrecS Eager ftrtiset 6erren~ une Snabeit- alciSsr .noG.rs
tlr e' ret9c. S1iIen, et ans DEM befta ~frdn;tNlten 5ut' gi,uS.
j;NrtiS. itnc. N~
Eurb rtrlSnIidsn Snfauf alr in mein ejefdsff sinGLIssrrb,s
Smnc bun 10y IN Zen Stdns Stctt, 6uitpmsre etu ppr.toTt+ss Nt.
'UriiRtelt seriulegen. ue ipersen msinr sstbrtst IRarpsn aus sas
prpmrt,ite uue 9ili9ie 6eciss.. """ We .
Ssa- S~lcittfauS sprraiSia eH arutse 9assr pss ft;sts,s ,rh
le'nshcn SaiStudtru, Salbtntwbtrn, belne.n, NuctfIeisrrn tS;s"rs
"' S"""HFH eu y. Se&er.
SIC. 81 Yraiaa raS
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oecaH Cadet UNI @clO , BE Gr~rerunas- @onnilTOr
@9tntcn:
81. Sdrmicf 1t. Go.
Sneaiip>. Spmmtliipne~, Spt9i:icns. anh
8thiek- tiAdfL.
Srtefc sne NaGtte, iebNrt bis ~ 50 0iinabGewiAt, wrrstn
nit ltStnt rn bier %at5cH,ncer Sctodntpir nas iteelrp tinenrSSrr
Nr @e!t (acridsitA 0eWtlbIanb uHe Ne SyBWti;) iranfrt st
our y:lItAlnunsrstf petmriN'l p'pnEFi Hns mil Der 9r6Ftsn Slider,
btit trptrlF.. Se9eR @1rantit Inc 5ttin.
Nthiet rab Nnmeifan8c:. ~ Sen oautplasen sy
0tnElhlGns iahlo1r, lhp iH Den niteriNnnkpurf,n in Dem pbia.r
Sureau III babsn.
@Hie0NHjablHn9en I'll tra'1e sire @crsh; in OsutI6.
ianh, Irct ms p0Us 9eIleTer etsen SRittWus.- 9alTaat. 9iurts
uur 3i,0eplne. '
~ sur sfit'm"nS InS Nin8c9sne bassn MIR 6rn. g. Salfe
iIitre AGtaiur rstrtrNs:n. IS. Shmipt y *
Wib'aUf ShtltS geijcHer>, eiuct Uni Sic atneiatcu3 aftr5,r mi
Ser 1trcunos mo G&upSicute " ga TtI
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OCEAN HOUSE,

Ssi Ger piSt. ii. 0eurtRraBs, Portsmputb ga
DaS rstfthet puSHtun wms aui eiues psr;is nssrid,tcte
SarI GAM srSsetnft autmutlam sema1t.
u. S. 9stite, Hr7s1ittet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

Ger : ue'rcn e9bitburifi&cn Gaaerjr, 30. ~ NPsiu}r5s, M, NiS
a ~ uetiSsoeft wtrptn Htro- @atisn ftrttst 8tioe. an, es
TsmsN Wv sm.,i."nVnts kmstn' Vetr@ttct letnc psOipSr1pbs. Jim,
Jus ype'SSraPeH ~ <rtptnin9, Necer une Wctaurlatttn. uuS
. sn 's"alMe Tel"deI steler e'alcrtc @rp rtrltlb:u lctue Nn-
aS ,a @ssssn ahd allie Gasucrerigpe nu unS in ieser Belle,
Tilstt inerpen ron S74 Cts. an apsefcrtiat. Ttptpcro,b;,, -.
S5l IN . S.".V. "nysVt"S|
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0ruls,C. Vylpoc,,p. p,r1ul,,rr

Grmbp. pelpoeJto, @ranatatrS. G,odu2 uas pat
2[NS. ,IS~ Iub u alTt 8ass,.
- hsiN. ~ I: GCo CT attp SriennS :3stfcr.
bhSS. m'stuN 10 rrtNt
. stH. pruus nGp eSp si,p Sftsrns @tetadts.
- II res
80 >NE. Gjottt unp Sjll,f 5YruY.
- bboS. 0fuStrcaes :3ylldts.
p0 ettS. une terccs S5atrn pans.
"n hheS. 3Geen Stees uAo 539ultcrS.
-oO EplS. anS uCrceS yarc (prtnt leaD.
30 ~iitSSstgn ycei Carp.
'1O bills. &Ri uc pjceB DerriUsS.
'"o bpItS 4ed siaRitue ac Saltlp Gancks.
5uo bcrtS S!at. 4rspn unr ,yuar. 5oap+,
$50 itrers Rltt.
90 Sbis. SrCdm Nle.
800 bblt. puJt Sierr 8intaa.,
10 SORES Gnllifb Gdiyp Gae,,..
- ebis. eutstnndit nno fCcticb 8siSfsu, Rrnr, ,ais. gsrorsp,
eOgntal, Yert" uno .Naesira NSein. '
$50 eeis. pure Sh6inia YtpuRiain S6Sisfes.
100 tcscss esncpS ppritr
100 baSlsts Sbarp1sntr.
NO pa4N easuira, yteda, Narseeitr, Srr unb Gapo ysfss
25 sblS. Giotr. ~
IS tslS. @tilts.
,nv rig, 5aslitp, Srtra, Surrrfne, Fine 1t. Z @1iSsIinos Gl.r
p'!uRe vance, Ste SorcS, SSraprina Smins. o
cN'HFFtH1 ydper, Scthr ma 6eeielp 9lpsr. s,orr Csiua,r ar.
s"peHSu uuo Or1tn Stpper. Dinct.p Sredo urb J3aibina SaS,
eiSd' aretn nnc SunrewSr~ Sbce, Stsrte, Notdhcs aI,r Snr,,n
FteenlS, Sutcits, GtetttS pnS. @huftn, 9fe;fcufpsi, YauI.'
me NautSsdt, St9 glue, NutmcaS, Maecareni. s,rpIic,g; gSbr,
St"0'h9, S'ralbeS, Nealt Popeers, une aue Ipnfiac, Mrtiffi III,
'iHtr NrettTp UNI tSIrnilbtnl 3tabtiItnent atbait,n mersrn
Suni Ssrtsuf Sufett tiliS 9cetn haar tsi
" III. W Il IIac Shbre
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,B 5.u 5aue"
0efuht

mtre ein Partner nit eincm Capital rn $500, nm in s.idmsr>
nc 6atr4aftcn 9rn Scler'S pnitnirt. 9uiletno 9slpfs rsrr fan5
u1Sa @r"f't III re9trl:en. Getlse gsit6ft int itpr an ansrrn Sr,
III u : p'iIitrn uc Rutf arrBs pirtuic db. @trlacne, Ncf,reuL
%trth NtsepeR hh' strt1n6f' NStgin tpeitcrcn gtn;clsetrsn 40.
'N'''' ""' '" ". y. White,
>periSHcutb, ga,
moiei6t Cit ans bidtn Ntdtriat auf; tflbrtes o%I,us,
IN lRathlhtln 9enpnimcn mtrpen fam.
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N9. %ae Sritle Ir ms itnp ;u aertlItren an
u. Ntlltr, o. 0bIibm Str, Stw Merf.
asent stS Riau. AnSr,srs.
Seine @eirGirs-Gberclaec crbtelt lpsbeu
\ e. Sji8tr, Sat.
@iip Ftit ustr Die pdtfie Ger Gpoie pcrscH nit eMeao
9pn -oevuo. lJOoOo, l3o100. l2OUco, lI5gUu, ii. $50. o5upu
Vaa"" iooelo, 5o"ee, $1,000, 25t,0, = NAL 2UOoG. ml 2
WV H1i 1905, 2 nal l0OGO, NAL GOuO. 2 mai 5000
: MAJ SOW ! NAL 5000. Is ml 2oe9, Ito ml 1859 C5ulecn II.
To-, = - u. s'iojta, uio pt IN Ger lttisn 0lalie nhht wt t5tlp.
@es,hntn teiSstn Rtrscn, erbsltu III DER uI.v RlsTt Ger fslstn.
SS .S'tile GU 5rti!pet, mseurS erIl 3npattr pennsts rim DC
run se ~ lt9ua @aIetn iufaatn fam.
Et "ti. 3ebuns tnptt I'M }auuar itstt. wp;u
81 /" . ss4s.' ~ S 5 is IS '~,r'fsst t'n".
y. Petrrs IL. go. in Jrartfnrt.
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SaNer=G ~pupaamic!

Su8eE-N pIHPuHNtc!
Oen gftt5lisscrn sur 9tabriht, caB ieseu Gonncr.
f'as %eeaoS 3 tbr, r~c9elmaHisc &rtrctcr.l lstunacn
IN Der ,yflttarp Dali" itottTupclt.
StNtn !esten OUnnerilans i'm 9tunat Fneet Die
n'snatliGc Tsrianrmlnns inn sptalc Res Srrrn 5tba,
tatt. 6aarmruer prh .s,ro
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cSrprac II. springraamns
GolKmlta SeteI uno 8ehaurat1uu
(rSber &ups's 4otsf,
Np. 4$t @snnlploania 0csnu,.
smi(btn Sbii0 unN 5r6y-suO a. BALI Streets,
s4aihju Ituu. .. =.
0it c'lenee putIitant ijrt,' in rnitIr l6stsi Bic ,r~;un,tibs,
%Htnalne ME SeSitruas. 9teinaAndcn lEdBis.
perabissun9 Ger 9vrile ppn @rtlen.
Die 9rche esn Gpt; ime sis oHf weus!< a0tSriht we furst.
SpTl ylxlp opte S5.5e str uMso 'S
Scfi Pail Goft . as
Nsrb @pte, bUrt Susitn 45o
9ieim p'eiltn iuih9e muB Gcfs ais pas billtaite" TSeurs1,n,s, ,
ttrtal pterr acaipr a~nstfcbtn ptrorp.
8totnAlEsen: &aar;abIuhg tem y uttlrn rStr @GItefrruus.
Di, Nenltn-SareS b,inrrn nd Gtk Ter 10. StraSt'i %,1,
une Gas Ger .. mO 8prtlr, ilelhb YOn @anat. ~
z3.SJ 9ns. :. aBer 0, @oeat.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-25
From WaShinrfan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The Indian Bureau has
received official advices that the Navajo Indians
have at last commenced decisive war upon our
people, and are also killing the Mexicans along
the Rio Grande.. Superintendent Collins says: A
with the tribe is now beyond the possibility of
prevention. 1t will be recoected that last wear a
treaty was made by Capt. Bonneville and Superin-
tendent Collins with these Indians but it has not
yet been acted on by the Government
The Pension and West Point Approximation bills
would have been passed to-day, had there
been quorum in the House, when the Committee
The bills elected no debate whatever. there
being in them no appropriations in addition to
those previously authorized bv law.
The Republicans to have n caucus tomorrow
afternoon, on the subject of the election of Prn-
ter TO the House
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CHARLESTON, Feb 24.-The meeting of citizens
last night relative to representation in the Charles
ton Convention, was well attended. 1t was unani-
mousiy resolved that in the opinion of the meeting
it was right and proper that South Carolina be
represented in the Convention, and that the State
Convention be held at Columbia, to nominate dele
gates
The schooner Ulina, from Jacksonville, bound to
Demerara with lumber, leaking, has nut in here
for repairs. The ship Susan G. Owens, from Liv-
erpoOl, is reported in tine citing.
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Virginia Opposition Convention.

RICHMOND, Feb. 24.-The majority of the bust
ness committee of the Opposition Convention have
submitted report deprecating all party organiza-
tions and measures tending to pervert the powers
conferred on the General Government by the Con-
stituton to the ends of injustice and oppression,
holding it to be the duty of the Federal Govern
ment to promote the interest and prosperity of all
the States declaring that the General Goverenment
has no right to interfere with slavery in the States
reiterating the compromise measure of 1850 rela-
tive to slavery in the Territories; condemning
the re-opening of the save-trade; expressing
an immovable attachment to the Union
demning the recommendations of the Presi-
dent in 1858, that Congress be invested with war
making and treaty making power, ETC.; advo-
eating retrenchment and reform in the Govern
ment expenditures, denouncing the Black Repubi-
can party; recognizing the duty and obligations of
this country in its intercourse with foreign gov
eTnments approving the address of the National
Central Union Committee only so far as it recon-
mends sending delegates to the National Conven-
tion, to be held at Baltimore.
The Minority report recommends the entire
adoption of the address of the National Central
Committee.
Without taking any action the Convention took
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Y 7 II u UfIfT 1TVIINF . TTTUN BVN ID I
FRIDAY. February "a, 1850
~ NJ
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS INsEw tyKA
BY TELEGRAPH.
The New York Tribune of this morning saws

The New York Tribune of this morning SAYS:
The disbursements at the Sub Treasury on account
Postofice certificates, about a million in the aggre
gate including one draft for s45 900 in
Riggs 4 Co Yesterday being a holiday in Washington
no drafts were drawn consequently the payments to-day
nave peen llght The Kangaroo SATURDAY. will take
about $500 O0O specie The Baltic however will be due
on Sunday with a million and half Money continues
very a9undant at the rates quoted yesterday.
Road has resigned ~ ~ '
The Wisconsin Assembly has passed bill to abolish all
laws for the collection of debts 1t expected to find
favor in the Senate 1t passed the Assembly by vote of
rs to 24 All such laws against the Constitution
the United States
The foreign bill market is irregular, Sterling being
heavy while Francs very firm. The leading drawer
has again put his rate up and asks 534 bro
kerage AT tins rate, gold can to France and shall
not be surprised to resumption of chronic ship
ments of specie Sterling is in moderate demand and duh
at l0SA(dl09.
Thompson's Reporter says:
"The Congress Committee Agriculture have decided
to report Homestead bill Its passage by both Houses
is almost certain. Whether the President sign it is
doubtful Taking the chances, deem it well to sell
Land Warrants at the present price hold them.
paying ~ cts for 100 and 100 scrip;
SOS, and 100 for 40s In uncurrent money there
change worthy of note. The Rhode Island Exchange
Bank proves to be bad failure.
In noticing the foreclosure sale of the Genesee Valley
Railroad to William Kidd for the bondhoders the Liv
ingston Republican that the paid 1887 5OO
just one half the total issue of the bonds and of the
$l75,000, over 100000 represented the sale
meeting of the bondholders has been held organize
company.
The citizens of Bath Maine have vcted to loan the city
credit for $500 900 in aid of the construction
sion of the Androscoggin Railroad from Leedss junction
to Brunswick. The vote stood-yeas 325 nays none
bill has been drafted by the President of the Mer-
chants Bank of St. Louis for presentation the Legsa
ture the main features of which change the pre-
sent law to enable the banks charge to 10 per
cent interest, instead of being limited to per cent
to allow them to receive the currency other States;
and as kind of seof to these privileges, pay
bank bills hereafter after July 1st except their own
such they will redeem in coin their counters
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CLEVELAND, Feb. pa great blow prevailed
here last night, and it seems to have been general
at the South and West. house unroofed
numerous chimneys blown down, and considerable
other damage done in this city
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Senators and two hundred and forty Representa-
tves. Of this aggregate, twenty-four are lawyers,
fifty-six farmers, thirty-one are merchants,
about fifty are manufacturers, eight are physicians
three are clergymen, and five are editors.
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Canadian Celebration of Nashington,s

HAMILTON, Canada West, Feb. 23-The citizens
of the United States, resident here held their Sc
cond animal celebration of Washington's Birthday,
last night, 10y dinner and festival, at the Anglo
American Hotel, when number of interesting
speeches were made. The celebration was con
cluded by grand ball.
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BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, February "a.
We have material change since last in the
condition of the Dry Goods trade Buyers from the South
and West continue arrive and sales considerable
entare making both by the commission and obbng houses
mainly for these quarters There fine assortment of
goods Offering but the stocks nevertheless heavy
and for nearly all descriptions the market is steady and
firm. We quote this week heavy standard makes of
Brown Sheetings at SxG9 cts, medium Sheetings and
Shrtings at 7k@S cts, and light do. at 5%@6 cts.
Bleached Sheengs and Shrtings steady and firm for
all desirable styles Drills firm at l9 cts. for
brown; 9(G94 cts. for beached; 1OhCd11 cts. for
blue Cotton Fannels, Denims, Stripes, Ticks and Os
naburgs generally bringing previous rates. We quote
Gnghams before at 101O cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow. Prints are moving of pretty freely at from
to 10 cts for madder goods Most of the leading printers
have large stock in the hands of their agents here and
the styles offering generally quite desirable De
LANES in fair demand at former There is a
moderate business doing in Woolens, and for all de-
srabe styles prices well maintained. Doeskins Cas-
sinners Satines and other seasonabe goods selling
quite freely at steady prices.
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Alabama LEGISLATION.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 24.-The Legislature of Ala
bama has passed bill exemptng goods imported
at Southern ports from taxation when sold in Ala
bama; also bill to call convention to reform the
State Constitution.
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The Charleston Convention.
Gale Mt Cleveland, etc

CHARLESTON, Feb. 23.-The Courier of this morn
ing publishes call for meeting of citizens pre-
lminary to measures being taken for securing a
representation in the Charleston Convention
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437h per bb We note sales this week of about 100 bb
at these figures.
BUG WHEAT FLOUR Buckwheat Flour is selling at
pr oo lbs, the latter figure being the price for
a, CoRN MEAL-We continue to quote Corn Meal at
Sooz Tor Baltimore, and 81 per bbl for Brandywine
ouI we have heard no sales being made this week.
The following the inspections of Flour for
the week ending February %, $780,
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n.
New York, February 24.-The ship Jane Walsh,
from Sunderland for Havana, foundered at sea (no
date). The crew were saved
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Great Fire nj DonyiIIe

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 23.-The principal part OF
Danville, KY, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Eighty buildings were consumed, including three
churches, the Courthouse, Adams Express office,
Ballertons Hotel, and most of the leading business
houses. Loss estimated at $3.50, 900.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY.-On Thursday night, between the
hours of and 10 o'clock, the house of Mrs. Robin
son on Canton avenue, between Washington street
and Castle alley, was entered by burglars and
robbed of gold and silver watch, several articles
OF Jewery and wearing apparel and S45 in cash.
The property was taken from toilet-table in a
bedroom. No marks of violence were discovered
on any part of the building and it is supposed the
thief must have been well acquainted with the
movements of the family, who were absent when
the robbery committed.
ATTEMPTING TO FIRE HoUsE-Last night, officer
Bradshaw arrested a negro boy named Henry
DuVall IN the act of firing frame dwelling in
Stockton alley, near Carey street. The boy had
porter bottle filled with powder, and had placed
it under the house and thrown shavings around it.
He was just applying the match when the officer
arrested him and took him to the Western district
police station, where he was confined. The boy is
only twelve years of age, and yesterday morning
his mother was sent to Jail for drunkenness.
The CONTESTED ELECTIoN.-The evidence on the
part of Mr. Henry Winter Davis, whose election
to Congress is contested by Mr.. VIM. G. Harrison,
was commenced yesterday before Justices Battee
and Boyd-John l.. Thomas, ESQ.,, appearing for
Mr.. Davis. Some twelve witnesses were examined.
Before the testimony was commenced, Geo. NJ. Gill,
Esq, one of the counsel for Mr.. Harrison, ap-
peared and protested against the proceeding.
POLICE CaHMIssIoNERs.-Thi body met yester-
day-all present except his Honor Mayor Swami.
A large number of applications continue to be re-
celved, and every morning large numbers of ex-
pectants are to be seen hanging around the cor
ners IN the vicinity of the Commissioners office.
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Marine Disaster.
BosroN, Feb. A.-The bark Atlas, from New
Orleans, bound to Boston, is ashore on Chatham
Beach, and will have to discharge
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y quoted rates. viz To Charleston cts per foot 35 cts
for dry and so for bbs Savannah cts. per
foot 40 cts for dry and b5 cts NJ wet bb and So per
ton for heavy goods to Mobile IL per per
gallon for liquors. and 81 per on to New Orleans 10
cts foot so cts for dry and so cts for wet bbls and
$4 per ton.
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North Carolina Opposition Conventio

PETERSBURG, Feb. 24.-The Opposition Conven-
tion of North Carolina has nominated John Poole,
of Pasqustank county, for Governor. The nomna-
ton was made by acclamaton, after which the
Convention adjourned sine die