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the .ad ren guilty of breach Of privilege. and .b

the .sId c:. guilty of breach Of privilege, and 'h.
BM n tie ssid Hugh Allen deny the assault and bssiA
t Se ssme ~eIe doos for the sfore.,id q res
3. Nien hail be examined witness touching sueh
AXr wbs the I'D Hugh Allen shall be allowed introduces
any ecmsrspt eyd nee bis defense aud then any further
evidence House eSs ss. also Be- due
Amen s. Be- bs.rS IN d. whole matter BY himself bis
ssI bs ia slfi acb Allen .ha heard
directed to ibdrss and Il House shall proceed to consider
ss ; s1ss4 rs sS,s ss a x, ''
The Se,gss,t.at Arms Va as ordered TO arrest the
prisoner and bring him before ibe bar OF the House
which he did. The Sergeant ooyep tne oruer ol .1e
House and produced the PRISON. VI. ine speaker sald
Dir. Allen do you admit or den that you assaulted
and beat Mr. Millken member Cf the Assembly, IN
his seat few moments before the organization tnis
morning o.
ALIEs-I slapped Mr.. MiIiken's face, Sir.
Did you or did you not assault Mr.. Mill 'ken IN CON
sequence of words spoken in bis place In We ASSEM-
ALLES-It had no connection with any d. 'bate In
the Assembly. =.
The Speaker then faid: Mr.. Hugh Allen admits in
substance the charge involved in the hIs interroe
~, and deses tina, contained in the second and rs
arked that Mr.. milliken was at liberty to mitt a.
statement Of the facts.
Mr. hflifaen made q statement substantially
stated above Statements were alec made by Mr.. s.h
son, Mr.. Hulee and others who witnessed the scene
whose statements did lot differ as to tne essential lasts
In the care.
MIR Allen made statement, ai'whjrh I've again al
mitted the assaalt, and admitted that he mad violated
the privileges Of the House. for which Ae was sory an
fer az the Home concerned but In regard to hr.
MillikeD, he thought be had served him right.
MIR. Van Horn offered resolution tsciar'ag that
as the assault wac made because Of words spoken
IN debate, Mr.. Allen be die charged
Mr.. Callcot proposed to ausnd az to declare that
member bad beer assaulted for words spoken n de-
bate, but because Of mt eating circumstances, the
prisoner be Ieprimanded and discharged
Another amendment was offered, chat tbs prisoner |
be excluded from the Capitol for the remainder OF the
session.
After lengthy and warm debate. the House !e- |
solved that the prisoner had c,mmtteda breach Of NS
privileges, and then, o,Tnotion Of Mr.. Mikerhe wAs
discharged.
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MONEY AND FRIEsDs-Frank fo"'',, 'Is Ao'O
rious ticket swndler, who was tried ~ ,"o ovui' VI
Oyer and Terminer and sentenced Se.o,1 "e'A' aso
go, p,;.or at Sing Sing instead of earning his living
an .wsst Of his brow, adorned with the striped
u1so,m 4 now luxuristng at his ease In the Tombs,
IN the cell formerly occupied by Stephens, the wife
poi.onsr Frank takes matters coOlly, relies upon his
counsel to procure for him new trial. and supplied
with whatever edbles his fastidious appetite may
crave Money and friends go great way now -a-days
In the administration Of Justice.
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eco ton 10 nominate President and Vice Presdspt II
TINS sor OF tniDg that we hear much talked sbout
astonishing to influence Republicans In selecting fs.,
acknowledgements II tie Union movement. Of rbirA
we have heard much, has, after 90 much labor. pro
ced this meeting, and the naming Of National dele.
A. in this manner, and If this is all Il has DONE then
oa.., vas there a farce broad or ridiculous!
na-or IT this trick on the part of the gentle
yyhs,h stall the Union movement proper, and
g in position, or whether it Ia the real
Lser,bsmc,v, National-Slyer Grey stamp 1 leave
thing of genuine
o,h.,.. :, dsc;ae rabe wrangling, scuffing, and
There was cors5. Questions, which threatened
the sort, over sundry mnonum OF the Balance-of-
for time to destroy thec concord hnany prevailed,
Power party. Bot peace a. 'sioers who began TO
without tie interpretation OF oa , ana the grave de-
be seriously alarmed at the Dcss
hberaons W srt on. the programme,
There was but one more piecs On g. whereupon |
which to provide for future mestn. at albany
was resolved to hold State Ccrtthte free dele
the 18th day of April next, composed Of is pre-
gates from each Senatorial District This,s ., the
umed, will be tbs State Committee provided form lie
Constitution above and which will proceed afte-rs
to the National werk in the State. TheproceetinA
wsre ordered published with the nahecUf the dsfe-
gates appended which wcrs added with several VINO 4.
not present. Secrecy ngidy enJoned coz d,
cerning the plan of organization and the fuse Stare w
meeting, which Injunction not rgdiy observed dG
TO prevent numbe-of the iovers on Jokes among Ida
rs from relating all that transyired. ~
1t is hardly possible to write serousy about a'farce ps
80 shallow presume tiat T,e ", Y E4press-wi r.
do rs best !c magnify hsmpostarse Of The mee.s y,
snd vet it wosd be difcultto imagine another ncrs
snpsstey wishou consequence onCharactef tran ths e
D. snny-whiste affair. Or. | da
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.


SENATE .ALssSY, FEB. II, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY NJ. MANIERRE- To declare Sylvan place,
New-YoTk, q public street.
BY Mr.. KETCHUM-To amend the Railroad law,
80 as to prevent collisions roads crossing each otter
or used by two companies
BY Mr.. MUNR0E-For rsilrosd from the corner
of Broadway and Fifty-nnth street, down Mercer or
Greene street. and through Broome street 70 the Bow
ery the charter to be granted to John H. Hale Robert
Taylor, W. b. Dean, and 5. &. Nelson
for each passenger to City Railroad Hospital, and
limits the fare 10 three cents.
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ALLEGED BuRsL sRs..-John Mallon, Of No SO7t
lshsh avenue John W Bennett q No sss Eighth avenue.
hn.asy evening charged With having buri.lorsus
the hardware store OF James Devoe Nc sS Bro
the night of the 18th Of January Tho following day
robbery discovered OF burglars tcsls
tered about the while the he'd robbed
and about $500 worth ofeutery carried on day
nee portions Of tho stolen goods found 81
Malon and Bennst and they aeoIdinsy eeS for the
crime Of burglary On bsins taken hscys Jus flee Kelly they
required TO find bail In eoc cseh 10 ser which hs
ing been obtained they were released
A FEMALE PIckPocKEr.-Oifcer Ferries, Of To
Fifth Precinct yesterday yocng n nsrasd Cath
sline Malay who charged with hayas ksd the Poole %
M stancis Martini Of No. sst Canal sire a. whls ths stssr
wslhips In tia, street. being Arohsd, the missing
pure containing a. fosnd In the pocket Of her dre
fs prisoner tab before Justice Go nnoy - Ne Tsemss
'SAo committed Der for trial \. -
A DsoRDERLY Hogsx-Ofcs Barron, OF he
Lower Police Court ye..srdsy srss, q n hvess
street Thomas 7. ssewel Of BIeo1iy hssiag lea
house, becomes tina seuplsinsat Justice CehseW sss
! sccascd 10 snsgex. ft
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Democratic Convention.

BOSION, FrIudy, TtU. II, I'Ov'
The Democratic Convention of the With District
held at Haverhill yesterday, elected Frederick O.
Prince of Winchester and George Johnson OF Brat
ford AZ delegates 70 the Charleston Conventions ID. F.
Watson Of Lawrence and Geo. w. Dyke OF Stone
ham substitnles. The Convention was of rather an
exciting nature Occsoned by double DELEGATIONS but
ended harmon onsly. The delegates are Douglas men.
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STEAM FRoe~NEw-YoRK TO THE ME3rERRAsEAS.
"A long needed ne of steamers has been established
between New Fork and the various porte the Med
iteryanean. They are running directly to and from
Gibraltar, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples, Messna, faler-
mo, aad Malaga. On Wednesday, the 18th, the pro-
peller Robert Fowe Capt. Congletop, second Of the
line, s7rived, laden with fun cargo Of fruits, and
bringing passengers She LETT Gibraltar onthe 18th
ut. The other vessels of the fne are the Tynemosth,
Capt GilIet, of 1908 tuns, and the Milo Capt. Rob
nson, of 800 tuns-both steam propelers. Il is IN
tended that monhlytps shall bs made, and the steam
srs are adapted for safety and convenience rather than
speed. Thy were formerly on packet-ine between
England and Australia. A company of English cspi-
aiss sustain the enterprise and Nessrs. Chamberlain,
Phelps & Co., are the agents in this city. Itsto be
hoped that this line viii be supported. Aside from 10
commercial value, there be more delighted trip
for the invalid, who signs for warmer winds and
ereener shores than this voyage from the stormy 10
the mider Atlantic, thence through the wonderful
ttraits and on within The magic dreamy, lsndloeked
central sea, to lands tenaced with vines and oives.
and cities that enshrine the gems of classic art.
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Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Conn, Friday, Feb. II, Io5U.
The editor OF The Hartford Post, in rsponse
the dispatch from the editor of The Times, asserts tha
Convention from tins State favorable to the nomi-
nation of Stephen A. Douglas for the Presidency, and
hay. so expressed themselves Oh repeated occasions
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REGULATIONS FOR LEH-DrocEsr or NEw-YoRx-
The following regulations for Lent for thsprs-

The following are regulations for Lent for thsprs-
sent year, as published by The FreeEssns Journal.
AL tbs weak days. Of Lent, rom Ash Wednesday TN
Easter Sunday Fast days Of precept meal With thu
pTscept fasting implies thu. abstinence
sse use o. hesh ass But ~ cpen.aen the use 81 mesa
Tuesdays and Thursdays of Lena from se ms, sarazy uHff
of esh mes, is no, allowed On Thursday sasr
This abstinsncs from Fash Palm Sunday and
the Tuesday following Palm Sunday, which has hitrse ese.
obserV I'D in this diocese Is dispensed with.
Tkere is nsi.heE fast sbnencs 70 be Observed oa sen
days CT Lent.
s. ss not allowed to Use Hsh villa Hesh messat shs
l. phere no prohibition 10 use egg butter shsess,
vded the rules Of quantity prescribed By the fast DC eonpnse
with.
The ChuIsh excuse. nom the Obdsson Of fasting es noe
Of asstinsncs from flesh meat excep m special c S ss
I'd those whose duties Of exAaasiins Or Or
3D. persons who are only s.ainins .ns . who sa an
pregnancy, pursing insnss sh nS'e ~h"
Blu. these should be persuaded a:t osHa. sse
s,Jna NAV awe no oaense 10 their own eonscssceH nor
scandal 9eishbsr For S' RspI spus See,o y
their ,sy.csan They sbOsd however cherish she interior
p, hi. holy ss'sp the .s9s Of ns md aoiscssn
ply WE uns md corn junction spirit Of prayer
Iesoss,ion This ae.y Of ALL and without this The fse
: RI. p0Ss dan: Lent the ssass Of
The EN- ss 70 IN The Church Of Nativity and Assampon
SV or T1s.dss 81 James,. St. Jo.epS s. Vincent do
ON Wsdrs sesy at ST. Peters Most Holy Rsdeensrs faer.
msnl 81 Francis a:.sam'. ST. Francis xsvisrs. st. Anus
On ThpI,day in the Cathedral St. Andrsws ST. stepAsn
S. CoTnbas st. Brdset ST. AlphOnso' and St. LsErnce :
On Friday, in St. Mays TRANSPORTATION, ST. Nichoas ~
Holy Rsdesmer. Immaculate Conception, B. " d., and Sc
Ry order Of The Most Rev. Archbishop.
Nes0 York, Feb. 10, lseo. F.MoNIERNEY, Be- e'y.
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Pre- i'm New-BedfOrd.

INV BE pFoRD, Friday, FEB. II, IoUN .
Two wooden buildings, occupied fer mechan5
shops and grocery, together with dwellings adJois
destroyed by FIRE last night. Pollard IL Myricky
eospers, II. II. Wood, and Gideon Allen NO among
the suferers.
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DRmD IN ScHooLs.--The fire On Thursday, 1.-The
Seventeenth street School, proved the efficiency and
utility the military dr which has been introduced
into al our large public schools. The Gre broke OFT in
the classroom OF the first class Tho boys Of this class
Immediately marched out into the assembly room In
their uaual order and in silence tho ether teachers in
the cass-roems were all informed of the fire. sad gave
the boys haif-holiday. The boys fell into line and
marched ont into the assembly room, to the music Of
the piano. where they quietly remansd in full view Of
the smoke until they could march down into the sseet-
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The Pixies Peak Express.

= LrAvEYWORTH, h. L Friday, Fed II, I6OV.
'Iha pks's Peak Express, seven days from Denver
Civ arrived here ut to-cay, bringing s5,eoO In
gold. ~ ..,;o,o5 h., Oh. Ios, arrival
had been adjusted
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Obituary.

BOSTON, Friday, Feb. IT, IS6V'
Georgs W. wilkins connected with the oper.i troupe
of Strako,ch and tnann, died this morning, after
few days .ickness.
N. ". Tockerman, Of the firm of Whitney d Co.,
merchante Of this city, died Yesterday afternoon.
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Vale Agricultural Convention.

NEW.HAYEN, Friday, Feb. II, I8bU.
Mr. Cassius NJ. Clay has returned TO this city, aud
will be here during the remainder of the sessoD which
viii be devoted TO the subject of cattle and horse
breeding II is supposed that this will be the most an
terestipg and important part OF the couree.
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ASSEMBLY.

Fifty circumstances were presented against the
Pro-rata bill, and twenty petitions in favor oft.
Several petitions also presented for sanitary
law in New-YoIk and Brooklyn.
Mr.. CONKLING introduced a. bill to incorporate
the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delin-
auents in New-York.
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r;re Am Rranford, Conn.

BRAsvonD, Friday, Feb. IL, lS6o
Tho manufactures Of Squire a. Parsons and Grlley
g. Perkins, IN this place, were destroyed by IRE thu,
morning Loss Of Squire g. Parsons, $ooVW, ana y,
Griley Il Perkins, $4,000. Insurance $aa,VVV ana
as 49,
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PBLADrLrHn Observation-Disclosures Eustace
and Farley Thursday sssisd David ad Julius Msndsbsar
who charged with having committed burglary In that Ar
time since The accused taken u Phsdepbia zee
tsEdsy b. IN officer vks ssus fsr them.
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Race

AUGtrTA, Ga, Friday, Feb IT, lSbU.
Coaoaree had competitor in the race that was 70
CONS off here to-day. lie gaoped around the sourso'
and took the purse.
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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. IL 1860.
The Senate is not in session to-day.
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70 the Associated Press.

o the Associated tTees ,oco
WAsaIKorox, Friday, Feb II, 1860.
The vote to-day the motion TO taoe Tue osn's9 :
Oil 10 abolish the tracking privilege Goes not anoiu
fair indication of the Of the House on the suVso,
a. sone of the members who recorded their haaes ~
60 estive xyould have voted directly against the Dill
had the Question on us passage been presenVed Al
Though Mr. Colfax, the chairman, and majority oi
the Post Office Committee are unoeIstoVd 70 oTa sad
vor of abol hing the franking privet they are sad
IN he AGAINST interfering with the present law III reBa
10 the circulation Of newspapers, Inc Rouse, y vi
majority refused 10 give the bill thai onecon' anu TO-
ferred il TO a special Committee, winch was ihoVee ny
a gentle man who has publicly expressed ms oPPosuoh
70 the proposed measure. ;;,o ~
ulation under the Law Of Congress 70 emile nIl " su
Tor certified COMES Of the registry and census taken
Iast year AND for copies OF the various eleco5
of last wear They have mol been lor"a1ou y W.. ,
Reerefary Of the Terri DRY 10 the State DePsrlneI'
here. From certified copies Of the returns winch
judge Army has obtained nom the CLERKS o. soIo
the counties in Kansss he concurs WIN Iao am
and others in the opinion that there are over
Inhabitants within the boundaries PrescrigSu LOi no
eas in the Wysndot Constitution In AIen Couo n
which is on the New-YoFk Indian Reserve tners arc
over 1000 persons and in Linn county, Wn n IN
oludes the Miami Reserve, there over ,5OV regis
tered yoters These are two of the extreme Southern
counties and, owing TO the troubles growing out OF
the claims Of the Indians to the land Judge Army say
their settlement has been retarded.
The Army Medical Board, " hlch recently convened
here, have reported favOrAbly on the respective am
bulanees Of Surgeons Finley, Coolidge and Inpler'
Several of each kind 70 DO placed in the service
that their practical advantages may be ascertsined
The Board also made important changes in the Stsnd-
ard Supply table for general and post hospitals, etc.
Among The recent combinations by the Senate are
VIM. K. Parrish ar District Attorney for Southern
Illinois, and John II. Lewis u B. Marshal Tor WE
cOnsn.
The receipts into the Treasury last week were Va
OOO 600. The payments made amounted 70 $40OOOO.
The balance subject 10 draft ia T., 0OO, 900.
Among the resolutions adopted in the House yeser-
dag wss one, on motion of Mr.. Yalandigham, calling
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4 ,rrR ERnM FTROPE

ST JouNs Feb lj-The steamer Prince Albert with
Galway dates 10 the IN arrived this forenoon.
Lord Russell had announced in Parliament that the
Government could 10. produce the correspondence IN
relation 10 the rumored annexation Of Savoy TO France
bat said Count Waewsk has assured Lord Cowley that
the Emperor had no intention of proposing annexation
The British Government had sent despatch express
ing satisfaction at this assurance.
On the question Of appointing committee to nvssti
gate the miscellaneous expenditures, the Ministers were
defeated by IS majority.
The Hanover Cotton Mills at Manchester, were burnt
the loss is t5uuOO.
The Paris BOurse was improving.
The London Post prominently announces that Eng.
land and France are allied in the Italian question: and
determined there shall be intervention. Both gov
eruments determined TO recognize annexation TO Sar-
DINA the only solution of the increasing dscon
tent
Hungarian affairs we're daily becoming more serious
COMMERCIAL.
The Cotton sales Of the week were 1000 bales The
market opened active but checked by an advance IN
bank rates and closed steady but quiet. The estimated
sales Of Friday were 1000 bales.
Orleans fair 81 middling rs; upland fair LILO I;
midling -
The stock at Liverpool was $4,000 bales, including
$4,000 American.
Flour duh but steady, and quotations unchanged
Wheat steady with rather better tone, but quotations.
unchanged Com firm yellow SIS sd to S2s cd. Pork
steady Bacon advanced Is; the market was Dare Oh
middle and Cumberland grades. Sugar dull-rehulng
qualities declined Cd TO Is. Coffee steady. Rlee hrm
for soft grain. Resin and Turpentne hrm and quota
tons unchanged.
Money very active American securities met with $40"
sale. COnsOls 94t TO "a 5-S.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, Feb l5-SENArE.-The amendment to
the Postal Bill aboshug the ranking privilege, re-
coded FROM and the bill passed by almost unanimous
vote. The bin has been signed by the President
HoUsE-Therc were three ballots for printer. On the
last ballot, Defreese lacked one vote Of election.
Various bills were presented on various subjects viz
the French spolaton tariff Introduction Of poyglmy in
Utah pensions soldiers of S2 admission of Kansas &c.
Sir PRYOR., resolution passed. iustrucng the Commit
tee on Commerce ue into the expediency Of action
with a view to procure reduction OF foreign duties on
tobacco.
Resolutions were adopted authorizing the Sergeant
alarms 20 arrest Sanborn John Brown Jr. and Red
path for contempt 10 refusing TO obey the Of
the Investigating Committee After passing the Postal
bi they TOOK up the bill to abolish the ranking pryi-
le,e which after loug-debate passed The bill cuts of
sU rauAug after the 18th April, with the exception OF
those TO whom the privilege is granted by name. Only
Hemphul a williamson voted againtit.
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MARKETS.
BALTIMORE Feb 5Fou duh and seaay Howard street ana
ohio held 1881 Whea: fsas of3OOO bushe4 red at - oV
white Al 85 90 has downward tendency Pork firm
Sls 81; old prime $l23I Others unchanged
YoRK Feb. IS Stocks lower. Virginia 6s 99 Cotton
du-saes to-day Of lO0)bales Flour duSouthern $4,000 ~
Wheat heavyprces nominay in favor Of buyers Corn active
White 6yGt15 cts yellow OGSIs cents Pork hfmmess Sie"'
prime 1881; new "A So whisky and active at si
Sugar fru-Oreans auction 7E07 Colee arm At si s.
Moasses steady 46 auction 45 Sps Turpen'nr
firm 46Gls Resin firm at 1C00l62&. Rice firm at $40
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CnocKOE WILL RICHMOND GRoUNn Pas

- TEihe subscriber has earnestly abOrd for the four
Northern Ground Plserby the establishment
Home U and supplying article ,uperoi any received from
North and claims perfect lie beg
patrons and inform
completed improvements that win him supply
demand that may arise. His stock Of Lump heavy based upon
the enormously increased use Of superior are selected from
Windsor Nova Scotia quare with special reference
lis richness In Sahdts ~ Lime The reputation Of his brand
sustained effort and and he only
permenta trial of those who have not made application
pdiudJis fertilizer. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
iaiS-3m No II Pearl
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NR. rIoFRAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE Pill

~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested,
md pronounced sovereign remedy FOR dyspepsia hatuency
heartburn and head ache costyenes dlarrha feyers ali
nd rheumatism gout gravel worms, scurYy. ulcers erupye
complaints salt rheum, eyspeas colds and nfuensA
regularity and all arrangement 81 the female system piles and
yarous other diseases which the human liable For
ale BY the proprietor, DR. W. b. M0FFAT SS5 Broadway New
York, and BY Druggists generally all country.
se15-dGuly
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FROM REV. DIR. ROSSER.

EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
complies INFALLGBLE BAKING POWDER All persons fond
- o. Light and wholesome loaf bread, biscuits batter and
buckFhca cAes, may purchase tbs powder with confidence
The materials perfectly harmless, and pleasant than
soda Sarrsius, &c No fear OF bre0a The Of 1t will
st-s' sweetest bread the shortest possible time;
time labor aud expense; and dsapponis the
cumpau,ug simple directions observed Resides II Is
featured Virginia. md Invention Of Yaukerlom. John
" Garck and sole Proprietor Richmond, Va
him. and have tried &C. and recommend It the best
ever tried Get Z nd min the directions
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MARINE.

NORFOLK, Feb l5.-Brig Rebecca and Francis from
New York is ashore York river, going TO pieces
Arrived schooner Albert Treat, ten days from OarGe
mas, with molasSes large number OF men IRON the
Merrmac were paid of to-day -Four hundred left in the
steamers Yorktown for New York. and the S. r. Spauld
ing for Boston
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fe9-s.awlnd

DEMOVAE--We beg leave to inform our friends and the
Ia public generally hsye removed to ronron
store on Governor stgee Man and Franklin where
have largely facilities for manufacturing all articles In
de will he able show the largest ana most complete
assortment Of STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES BRITANNIA,
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TINWA to be found Ia any
house either North We have also magnificent ass0t
en Of GAS MIXTURES Of all kinds and shall continue to
on the PLUMBING GAs and STEAM FITTING TIN and
ROOFING business with largely Increased force
and facilities assuring that have sysemzed
our shall attend to all orders with proupn@ss
Thankful liberal patronage bestowed US for many
years past hope receive continuance Of The same Ia our
house.
PORTABLE GAs-wORKs put up In town and country.
fe2-im CHARLES D. YALE co.