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treating for the purchase of q ship for q SLAVE
Edmund Lane and George Hines, FIRST and
second mates Of the ship Anna, of New York
were under arrest in London, charged with
having murdered several colored seamen, du
ring the voyage from Laguna TO England.
India and China,-The Calcutta mail of De
cember 10, and the Hong Kong mail of Novem
Der p, had reached England. -. -
The Government dispatch from Dude con.
hrms the complete overthrow and dispersion oil
the remainder of the rebel army. An the lead
ing rebels had been taken, except the Begun
and she could not hold out alone
The salt tax was to be increased one shilling
on the eighty pounds adding nearly million
sterling to the revenue.
The Chinese were reported to be making
great warlike preparations. -
The Bombay telegram of the 9th of Decem
Der, via Alden, reports the campaign against
the rebels in Nepaul as all over. The rebels
have all surrendered, except the Begun.
Ii was said the Chinese had addressed de.
mand to Russia, to evacuate all the country Of
the Amoor. hgeas e.,.- sfi.Sss
The Times, in leader on the italian cues.
ton, saysit is now announced, almost in official
language, that England and France have fully
agreed to recognise and protect the Central
Italian States, and it rejoices at the liberal
course pursued by Napoleon.
NJ. Villamarina is publishing pamphlet in
which he advocates the temporal rights of the
Pope.
At Vienna, it is fully believed that the Gov
eminent intends, openly and actively, to inter-
fere in Central Italy in favor of the exiled
Dukes and Papal Government. The Pastoral
OF the Archbishop, published in the Wiener
Zeatang, on the llth, confirms this fear.
The UniUers announces that the Bishop of
Perignan is about to publish pamphlet in an.
swer to the Pope and the Congress.
London, Saturday Ecening.-The funds to-
day are firm at the closing prices of yesterday.
In the share market there is scarcely single
feature of interest. The railroad share market
Is inactive, but prices are steady.
Paris, Sdturday.-Tbe Pays this evening,
says: Should our information be correct, the
state of affairs is daily improving, not only as
regards the relations of the French Government
with the Holy See, but also in reference to those
of England, which are continually becoming
more intimate.
The Vienna Gazette has published an Impe-
rial decree, enacting that the testimony of Jews,
in future, shall be regarded of the same value
as that of Christians. The measure is consid-
cred preliminary to according them full civil
and political rights.
The Diet of Denmark has decided, by large
majority, that the bill for the separation of
Church and State shall be read a second time.
The Independence Beige retracts the state
ment that Prince Metternich had left for
Vienna.
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THE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
DISCOVERED.
fHE AUTHORS EDITION OF CAPT. MecLrg.
TOCK'S NARRATIVE

OF the Voyage OF the Fox IN The Arctic sePs in search
Of SIR John rankin With preface by Sir Roderick
Moeh;son and Sixteen Fui page Illustrations and Four
MAPS snd most important Geographical Slstisiica aud
Scientific Appendices - -
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many an eye make many a heart swell revive the
Caring dreams of youth in the spirits Of the Old and
Thrill with heroic yearnnes the blood Of IN. Young 81
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TUESDAY IN CONGRESS.

The Senate was engaged in considering the
Post Office appropriation bill. Several amend
ments were submitted among them, one pro-
posing the abolition of the ranking privilege.
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JUST PUBLISHED
TINE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

CosrsSrs -counhns and Measuring; My Last Love
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SeRESADE.-The Speaker, Mr.. Pennington,
was serenaded at Wizards, on Thursday even
ing last. A large number of persons were
present, and speeches were made by that gen.
teman, by Mr. Sherman, Mr.. Burlingame, and
others
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THE SOUTHERN PLATFORM.

1NHE SOUTHERN PLATFORM compiled fsuu.
the Sntinss Of eminent ssssss sa aen AGAINST slave
copy, Tree Of postage. Sscond eassm enlarged by he
addition Of sxss4 pages, and psn,ee kss paper n
eeats l.. CLEPHAEE,
- Wsshiasss ciy.
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HIIPxRss INPHIDTHe CRISIS

THE REMARKABLE book entitled TAs Typsyssi.s c,f,s,
4 @ass se. Hoe % Aes e IA work Inc wide cirea-
lsuon Of which Will have importx ~ bearing ON Ina
fresidetia Election Of s6o Asch Is strongly recon-
mended by the best and hzhcsa anisavcry saihor.es
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TIC NaAsSsI Era " fremont street Price 81 Sent by
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The Peoples party of Delaware are discuss
ing the propriety of sending delegates to the
Chicago Convention. They have the opportu-
nifty to redeem the State from thraldom to the
slave Democracy, and they will regret it, if they
suffer the opportunity to pass unimproved.
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Al Westchesiex, Pennsylvania viii resume tie su,is.
vembes nex sysaem Of instruction thorough end rse-
ueai Coarse OF sindes vassed and axssnsive Number
Of students from seventy 70 ninety ees session ne
charge OF nine teachers, ine.sSng he Principal. Pos
catalogues, apply 70 ~
W. p. MYERS, A. NJ,
665 WextehesSer pru,
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METHoDIsM IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The
Methodsts embrace the largest number of
Christians of any one denomination in America.
From the Christian Adrocate and Journal we
learn that their numbers are as follows
Methodist Episcopal Church, North, s@
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Total

These Egures only embrace the communi-
Giants or active professors of religion. If the
families which sympathize with the Methodists
be included, which is the mode of enumerating
the Catholics and some other denominations,
the total number of Methodists would be per-
laps seven or eight millions. The Baptists
come next in numerical strength.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
MOVABLE AND STATIONARY FEHcxa

I'm receiving letter with ave stsmps enclosed will
" send In return printed circular OF sirionary and
movable fences Every farmer should have Ties
they being the best and cheapest. Address
90 Box 667 Bloomington, 1 Iinois
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Friday, February 3, 1860.
The Senate did not sit to-day.

HOUSE
The House met at twelve o'clock. A PRAYER
was offered, and the journal of Wednesday last
was read.
The Speaker stated that the question pend.
ing when the House adjourned on Wednesday
was on the resolution offered by the gentleman
from New York, Mr.. Fenton.l
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Grow, of Pennsylvania, offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which, under the operation
of the previous question, was adopted:
Resotoed, That a committee b appointed on
the part of the House, to join such committee
as may be appointed on the part of the Senate,
to wait upon the President of the United States,
and notify him that a quorum Of the two houses
has assembled, and that Congress is ready To
receive any communication which be may be
pleased to make,
Messrs. Grow Of Pennsylvania, Miles of South
Carolina, and Etheridge of Tennessee, were
appointed such committee on the part of the
House.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, moved that the House
proceed to vote rica cocs for Clerk Of the
Thirty-sixth Congress, and upon that motion
he called for the previous question.
After q call of the House. and some dilatorY
proceedings on the Democratic side, TO gain
time for absent members to come in, the mo-
ton was agreed to.
On motion BY Mr.. Gartrell, of Georgia, the
roll of the House was called, when it waa ascer.
tanned that several gentlemen we're absent who
had not been paired of,
Mr.. Winslow, Of North Carolina, moved that
further proceedings under the call Of NE House
be dispensed With.
Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, called for the yeas
and nays on that motion; which were ordered,
aud the motion was agreed to--yeas LAT, nays
60.
The motion to proceed to vote for Clerk was
agreed to. L sina ie -
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Wednesday, February 4, 1860.
SENATE.


t# ~ SENATE tR
The Vice President presented communion
ton from the Department of State, transmitting
q statement Of the fees received by consular OF.
fcers of the United States for the year 1858
which was read.
On motion by Mr.. Clay, resolution was
adopted, calling on the President of the United
States for further information in regard to the
contracts, &C., in relation to heating and ven.
.ilating the Capitol and Post Office extension.
On motion by Mr. Hale, q resolution was
adopted, instructiug the Committee on Military
Affairs to inquire into the expediency of paying
the officers Of the army and marine corps each
gross sum per annum, in lieu of their present
allowances and combinations.
On motion of Mr.. Bright, resolutions were
adopted, instructing the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings to inquire whether any doubt as
to the STABILITY and safety of the work of the
dome of the Capitol has caused its slow progress ;
whether any changes have been made in the
plans for the same, the amount already ex-
pended, and whether it is expeeient to arrest
the continuation of the work, &c.
Nj. Green introduced bill, granting to
james M. Hughes and John J. Mudd the right
of way through the public lands to construct
line Of telegraph from Missouri, Arkansas, or
Texas, to Los Angeles, California. This bill
proposes to give FIVE sections Of land for each
Fifty miles of telegraph constructed. r,,s
The special order was taken up, but, in con-
sequence of the absence Of Mr.. Douglas, to
whom Mr.. Fitch wished to allude in his speech,
the subiect was postponed until tomorrow,
when Mr.. Fitch viii address the Senate. 1of
The Senate then held short Executive ses
sion, and adjourned at quarter before two
O'Clock, having been in session only three-quar-
ters Of an hoHr, uo ru,i :
The proceedings today were opened with
prayer by Rabbi Raphael, q Jewish priest His
prayer abounded in ferventlyexprsssed patriotic
and pious sentiments He implored the Divine
blessing to direct the House in the election of
> Speaker who may preside without favor and
fear; and that the members might speak
and act for the glory and happiness of their
common country. BE WAS listened to with
marked attention.
The Clerk having stated that the question
pending was the motion of Mr.. Sherman, that
the House proceed to vote for Speaker
The motion that the House proceed to vote
for Speaker was then passed, sad the Clerk
proceeded to eau the roll, ;. sshk Ia IS 4 n.
After yafioas attempts ppon the Demo
cratic side to delay further proceedings, 81
The result Of the vote was declared, rs fol-
lows, s8rKas rffE-4 81 "a set sSf ks6 3
For Mr. Pennington essrs. Adams of Mas
sachusetts, Adrain, Aldrich, Alley, Ashley, Bah
bitt Beale, Bingham, Blair, Blake, Brayton,
Briggs, Bufdnton, Boriingsme, Durham, Bur
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TILBGRAM5.
rRnM ErROPE.

NEW YORK March lS.-The Teutonc has arrived with
London dates to the 9th. Her commercial news Is no
later The announcement OF the loss Of the Hungarian
re ched London on the It'll from Queenstown where the
Canada touched that morning The Etna hence arrived
a Liver Jool the same day.
PARIS, Sunday Evenrg.-That part of the Emperor
speech concerning the annexation of Savoy and Nice,
was received in Nice with enthusiasm. The Italian party
is greatly agitated.
VuNSA, Sunday.-To enquiries of the representatives
of some OF the foreign powers Austria replies that its IN
terests are not directly affected by the annexation oil
Savoy France She viii not protest against that an
nexaion.
MoDENA, Saturday-Tbe Papal Government have pro-
hibited commerce by transit between Ancoha and 10
magns. The merchants protested against it, Agitation
continues in the marches and the landed propretors re-
fuse to pay taxes thousand citizens have signed adj
dresses the Great Powers in favor of annexation
Soldiers enlisted in Austria continue to arrive in the
States of the Church and Naples.
RoNE, Wednesday.-The Pope is said to be willing to
grant concession if the Legations viii submit The stu
dents Of the University have demarded the readmi'-
sions OF eight students who have been expelled. Gen
Guyor had detachment of troops to the Universe
t. thereby preventing disturbances.
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FROM THE WEST.

ST. Louis, March l7.-Advces from New Mexico SAY
that the Navajo Indians have assumed hostile attitude
against the whites having stolen all the stock Of the
Rio Abao district including 100000 head of sheep
The entire nation had combined in this movement. Col
Fauntleroy preparing extensive expedition against
them Governor Reucher had also organized volunteer
companies for the protection Of citizens.
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RocEFoRn III, March l7th-Winnebago Hall, in this
place burnt Yesterday together with the adjoining
buildings. Loss S60,O0o. Insurance $4,000
ST. LoUIS, March l1th.-MoOre's warehouse, at Hava
ma Illinois, containing % O0O bushels of corn and two
other warehouses; also full of corn were destroyed by
fire Yesterday
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EEEp SOBER ANn AVON TRorBLE.-Oa the Sd instant
aaou, dusk as Robert Brijgwater, countryman, was
driving hi, tear up 9Th street. Broad he brought
ms wagon iu collision with buggy proceeding up Broad
street, aud produced a smash. James ii. West who was
-eated IN the buggy aEchted and went up TO BHdgwa-
ter lom ne supposed be a negro 20 rebuEe him for
ai. careessue-- He made remark, which b. pro-
uouucsd 80 e' IVES, thereup0n cracked him over the
.rs1cu with tde butt end OF the whip, which breaking
Oh be applied tle aOug several times, TO BIS shoulders
TIE aNav Was promptly stopped by Waterman Page and
B-rcl and on saturday. West arrsSned before the
Ntyar B. admitted tia, be little sort o dr.nky
or hc occasion, tdat he might have said something 10
W but did not remember hat it WIS and that the blow
knocked everything Ou- OF his head. Questions 6y
Nr.1r-Tle whisky, too B-Ies sir, everything
W0ssr--Aud YOU don, remember what language YOU
used. B-No. sir. U7V0r.-Did he strike you more
,htu ouces B-Ies, sir seven or eight times be let
me nave TO- sure. W1uor-How is il that YOU remcm-
Der the number Of blows and don't remember what You
said 20 him: b. made no answer The Mayor dscharg-
| ed Mr. West.
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FRnM NORFOLK

NoRToLE, March l7.-There was a large meeting OF
merchants here to-day protest against the proposed
odous one per cent tax on merchants sales.
The Hon. Francis Mallory formerly member Of Con
gres from this district and the Venerable Pascha Sch-
no Vice Consul Of France, are dangerously i'll.
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YoRy March iT-Coton closed quietsacs or loco ba
Flour sales OF O bb.; State Sdlta 2 OHIO 80
66 10, Southern SG62& Wheat closed hravy-saes OF VO
southern White rs CLIO Corn closed frnsalcB OF 2n
bushels yellow 4Gs0l Beef closed steady At
9250U5n closed heavy l59AliN 90 prime II 800
WHISKY closed lull 23lc SUGAR closed steady Orleans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-19

PszsEyr-Tle Richmond HowitzerS, who were quar-
tered Ia the basement Of the Presbyterian Church IN
Cbsrestovn, during the Brown trials and executions
have presented the Presbyterian Sabbath School OF that
mace a handsome library.
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DoNr DEAL WIN NEGBoES-Abou. two weeks ago,
various articles Of plated and china ware were stolen
from Ms Eliza /. Darlington, Church Hill. On Fri
day. portion of them traced 10 and found at the
residence Of Mrs Elizabeth Steel 10y officer Seal The
articles were Of course taken and Mrs s. the law re-
guires was brought before the Mayor morning to
answer for the violation Of the penal hws-Nr. G.. b
Wootcu appearing a, her counsel Mr. Jos Darlington
ra4de statement aud sdmOuShed by Mr. W. that he
wouldn't submit TO hearsay testimony" Mt c. replied
that be knew a- much about the law OF evidence the
counsel did, He then replied 10 the questions PROFOUND
cd te-yuy that The articles had been stolen aud found
a, statgd The l,,dant in this Is an humble and
respectable widow lady, recently from Tennessee and she
purchased bearticcs from negro girl named Charlotte
belonging 20 Mr. JAS Hunt who represented that her
mistress bad sent her sell them TO raise money TO
20 20 market There evidently manifest absence
of criminal intent on the part of Mrs. s. in buying The
articles from the negro and IL stated that she su
us an reprolchable character. The Mayor continued
e case until this morning.
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Try ITEMS.

D.
i.' 81 ,p3siaa-sod g. L. So, ' -.
/ L.. i'- fy-.lt Court, Oa'if '1" - h.. I,h, y
l ns7N A.. JOumoIe 'A"r ,...,-,.,.- g.,
f,- raialf au' a. ~ ri.,,.~t mi i,;.,r.t
M Il. Couno-" e''-.. 80
20 tc-..tA CD. '..' - M, r,.ler 4 Patton
& mon Gal vs. bl'S,, . descendant JYdg..
/ .,.f, AID A. IT, - ,,.., - 90 affirmed
L ~ r-,1. Court OF O' 80 b. -r,.L.r aud p H.
~, ys Ash, e,a- as ~ ~ - ,,,,,,st "a
| .|p T. Daniel Tor 'Fp'-''-' -, -, -
~ .,- agpe.ets, Appear 'I''N ON00' O0''' "
%, dismissed p r,.L..
,.utl.l vs. looaS' go - ',..,,.,,,c, -,
General tor Uomuon~e1..u' no A D'' 10
~, Judgment OIL Ni'l' O'-'' -
90 Viii, ,~,-,.5
.-,' administration 's l o-.'e - "a P.;j -
Crimson and James "A. 900, ~, - e.
II H .-.5. C.-c-t Ol@.' % A''-' - A. $50:
s-aL vs. Richards, e' al Nls0'N % VIZ
.-.saoue. FOR apleit' p" "if'' ~ 30 "t
go ns...e OF trcli court V' Es',- GO. ''''.
,ilaistra,or 60 aL vs. ye-t' eN5'u I, y, 3. t
b, Wm. 0rstn i'' 'fP-""-' '-1 ~ - 60.
s-, A. No-.ol for a2fe.ee "''''' VI O''-''
o ..s-gr.9cper o. aih,H,d r,.rt,--
1f. admir- ISL t.'-S ''''.5S go q. ~! s
t tv AUGUST d. "''ol 'e y, - o. nj
...- .Ir t.-e-N'D" ''.7
.-.-- q H--,@ A. To-,
.. uu....n Nor '7 49,, ...,. Pa 60
,..- aud D. Is 'a.''''i 'e' -. N... ~
....s 0r defendants. JUG u'-l' '' '''-'' No''' "
.sa County r-,t.-." D..
,, -- e. s VS. Ae~'! ~, az, quo - .
A-.,l b. I'' 3
Jones and q. w. ",.' ~ 49,.
' .a--- OF missy wanna - go. 4, Pm
rs t.1-t' Go '-
.- ..-rrr..Ia,-, A.i ''uh y" S,,7e' 'o' Np1,,-''
,.s Of C..l, Court OF guy o' -, -
duran. co. .- vs.. 80 -, ,'' 49, -,
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Co>r>rFu The examination of che case Of John Law
SON. charged With an Indecent exposure Of his person,
ass commenced before the Mayor Saturday. Several
WITNESSES testified 90 the commission Of te alleged o.
fence 90 sunday public places and all identified Lawson
eScep. our who declared positively, tat hc NOT the
rs-soa. The accused is represented by N,ssrs " W.
CrImr. Geo. W. Randolph and Walter Harrison, who
confidently expect io establish the innocence Of their
client Tie Investigation viii be resumed to-day, in a
private apartment OF the CITY Hall
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HrsrDss CorRT-On Saturday, in the case OfEsna.2
Wassermtn presented for keeping Orduaries, witbo
renewing license an order from the Circuit Court
produced reversing the Judgment Of this Court enter
january I9h, and granting new trial The case was
then re-docketed and a H0is pr9Segui entered Fort
four similar cases peudug were also removed from the
docket, by tle entry OF mol pros Some twenty CIT zen
Who were presented simultaneously with the above mer
toned were fined $50 each, at previous term and paid
he tine.
Seventeen p-eseutments for Illegal voting, last April
we're also cancelled by HoL pros.
The case OF CorueIu, Murphy and VIM. OBren, IL
dcted for a misdemcauor continued until the mex,
term.
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'-- t..--'- -9 E-ua.lu BEu5E--Mr Thomas H.
'.--e sgt o.: ue Richmond sad Petersburg railroad
- .'..-s- "a clri co1t-liicdug q report that the
t,i- James river bad been condemned. Tie
nom -ae report of tie committee %. examination,
.- By fr VIZ. Robinson 800 ,.e last annual meet
ne stockholders. t0 show that ,te bridge bad been
examined, and vas declared to be las firm,
Az Respects, il az good condition as &c was on the
IF completion Wr W. .Ieu SAYS
--' epo-, was written after complete aud critical
-h-3- OF che whole OF tte bridge both outside aud
-, ,' .1e gentleman whose uame IS sigued 70 the
-r '-i "lose experience and reputation as an en-
Ae --H.es,i1ned Besides the examination OF
.o-i..'e- above Hsm,d. the bridge has been irc-
s4--1ei 40 ,he request OF tle Presideu. and
b.. ----eli OF che road 1y eminent engineers, aud 90
....-- --Te ,aey expressed opinion conflicting
.... ABOVE quoted. The storm OF Monday removed
~ i-l, o. tLe flooring a,1ug With one half the
... '-e bridge and tt, portion @, the track attach
49,. "', ia-osu lon rr' river Since then the whole
-'e has Undergone close and careful examination
lave been 90 other damage, detected
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6,746 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
AT AUCTION
IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist Instant
WYE will sell Warehouse OF Messrs EDMOND DAyEN.
w PORT CO., THE Dock commencing at Y O'Clock
1880 bags prime Rio Coffee,
In double sack landed direct from Rio per brig Virginia.
which will he added, ifreceiyed time
2Oi6 bags prime bio Coaee,
In double shipped from Rio de Jsno direct this port
3lst January last per bark Abigail and daily expected
TgEVUnder $780, cash over 800 months credit FOR paper
made satisfactory 20 the sellers
At same time Messrs Edr ond, Davenport Co, will sell
$3.50 bags prime Rio Coffee, Sally Magee
5000 sacks Liverpool salt
lCO bags Java Coffee.
All OF this Coffee selected expressly for this market
represented to be very superior In quality.
mills cRESsHAw CO.
CARGO SALE OFRIO COFFEE ANDLIVER-
~ POOL FINE SALT. On WEDNESDAY, March 2lsi, a. 70
o'clock, D. viii for sale, warehouse, head OF tie
dock.
$50 bags Of prime Rio Coffee, in ,Eed bags cargo Of the
'Salle Magee,' just in from Rio.
ALSO
$500 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt Cargo q the Ship "Aexan.
der direct from Liverpool.
ALSO
80 casks IbbeTs London Porter quarts received
per ship Victoria, direct from London.
and expected IA lime
100 casks New aice from Charleston, 5. @.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
VIII be aided 70 the above sale
100 bags Government Java Coffee. ED&Co.