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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26
From washington.
sg,sih Disrsschto them Y. Tdbuuo
The Great Robbsfs.

gyssil Disfatch TO the N. Y. Thbuna
The Great RObbsry.
II Is stated by Mr.. Russell's friends that EEL
Jog outraged by Mr.. Floyd's treatment, he To-
tends making clean breast Of bis connection
with that injured patriot Such a revelation
would be highly instructive. There is now reu.
son to believe that Mr. Floyd actually issued
three or four millions of acceptances, which he
only regards ms a small business transaction, en-
trely unworthy Of an enquiry.
Inasmuch as Mr. Thompson did not exercise
iue diligence IN the custody OF The stolen trust
funds. he may be prosecuted for the loss. Mr.
Bailey is known to have been regular frequent
er Of the faro banks and entirely unified ioS
such responsibility. .,
The Secession Scheme,
Every foreign Government, and every foreign
Minister here are distinctly opposed to the Sc
cession scheme, and will not hesitate to make
their views known il an attempt should be made
by any of the absoOnding States to establish
diplomatic or commercial relations. The idea
of England and France extending countenanee
to the movement as has been suggested from
the necessity of obtaining cotton is openly ri
dicuIed. .. .....
TIC Condition Of tie Trearry.
An effort is now making to ascertain the real
condition Of the Treasury, under an inquiry or
dered by the COMMITTEES of Ways aud Means.
Mr.. Cobb endeavored to conceal the facts and
would give no satisfactory Information. Mr..
Thomas promised to answer the call made for
this purpose, but did not, aud then it was
brought to the Presidents notice, which was
one of the causes of his sudden retirement.
Gen. Dix viii cooperate with the Committee in
the investigation, so that the country may know
what are the actual wants Of the Department
and it's obligations 1t is better to know the
worst at once.
Major AaaersOs's fnsiruatious
The last Instructions sent to Major Anderson
require him to act on the defensive, but to
maintain his position resolutely. They say the
day after Major Anderson transferred his com.
mand from Fort Moutrie to Sumter, Mr Floyd
sent him this brutal dispatch
"TheFe is a rnmor here that you have
spiked yoor guns. burned your carriages,
and moved to Fort Sumter IF so, YOU
have violated your orders. Answer imme.
diatelyp Ssro .co ea E t 81 s4a
To which the gallant Major sent the following
reply substantially; 1' .n'a
Il did spike my guns, did burn my car
riages, did move my command to Fort
Sumter, IN the discharge Ct my duty"
The traitor was thus both crcumvented aud
snubbed. ~. ..- t.......,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

We may safely leave the Speech Of Governor
SEWARD, upon the question of Disunion, which
may be found on our first page, to the Judgment
o. the World, for it will attract attention Of
Governments and People other than our own.
It meets and discusses the whole question with
calmness, caGdor and frmDess, aud in the temp.
er aud spirit of Statesman and Patriot. Moth
Jog but what is right, is demauded-nOthing
wrong is conceded, In Cancellation it goes as
far as manhood prints. while Treason is avow-
ed in the Senate Chamber, while cannon sye Gr-
ed iIto vessels that display the Stars and Stripes,
and while Traitors conspire to usurp the Gov
ernmeDt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

TREASON AND TRAITORS 2-These questions
are answered very distinctly idJudge SMALLEY's
charge to the Grand Jury Of The U. s. District
Court in New York.
The law of Treason is far more comprehen-
sive than is generally supposed. They are not
alone Traitors who are 10 armed rebellion against
the Government, but those also who give them
"aid aud comfort" whether by counsel, informs-
tion' money or arms or who are cognizant of
any thus iE sympathy or in correspondence with
Them and keep back such knowledge from the
constituted authorities. t. .
This expose Of the law of Treason there
fore, is timely and appropriate; and, by open
ing the eyes of the thoughtless, may save some
necks from the halter. 81. -.,.
Judge sMALLEY. who is acquiring some fame
Tor bis recent charge, we are told. is own broth
er to A. SHALLEE Of Jefferson, 10 this county.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

CLEVELAND SLAVE CAsE.-Copsiderabl in
terest has elected in Cleveland by the arrest by
Marshal Johnson on Saturday last, Of black
woman charged with the depravity of running
ineontineuily away from the "divine institution
of slavery. She was placed in the county Jail,
which was surrounded by blacks, who sued out
writ Of Habeos Corpus, and had the woman
taken before Probate Judge 1'Iden, who gave
her partial hearing, but the testimony being
Of a conflicting character as to the point of be-
ing brought into free state, the case was ad.
journed for another hearing on Thursday of this
week, when further testimony is expected. The
master lives in Virginia. There seems TO be a
disposition to make this test case to prove the
sincerity Of the North in their avowed willing.
ness to yield to the operation of the fugitive
slave act. A fair trial is demanded, to guard
against kidnapping, but from the tone of the
popers and private information, the opinion OBJ
tains is. that the constitutional power Of re.
clamaton shall be respected.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

Sf0OKINkTTs-Any quaadty Of stock
- ts''i ''thstaalsA sns V iOssd q se,.n .v.n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

SESAT0E WAnE IN A FIsBF.--Madame Rumor
seems determined TO have odr Independents and
manly Senator 10 a ight with somebody She
had him, Che other day, engaged IN regular
set to with Green of Mo. The previous story
Of bis assassination was credited by some, and
the announcement of bis fall, was actually made
from q pulpit on the Sabbath over ia Chardon.
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Cailoa SeaIla. et. Al.

By virtue of Order Sale duly Issued from said Court
the above to dii ected will offer for By vAy
OF Public Auction at the Door Of the Court House in jss
son, Ashtbula County, and State OF Ohio,
Saturday the l6th day Of Febru,sy, A. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock of said ay The oiov1
ing described Lands and Tenement to-H Situate 10 tie
Township Of Denmark County Of Ashtabula and State of
Ohio being in township No H. In the md range Of Town
ships Ia the Connecticut Western Reserve called
seYentyhve Of land from of the South land
decided b Caleb Atwater 70 solomon briggs by deed dated
the 24h day Of March, 1874 and by deed w the
said solomon Gggs to Acsah GIiggS the 9Th day Of
june D. s4s said lands being situate in secon No. s.
and subdivision Nos and in sad township Denu,st
and boundsd foowsi Commencing at the Southwest
of said lands and running North the West Hue
the same FAR that line drawn parallel 10 the South lno
Of the shall contain said quantity seventy Ave Aera
OF land and bounded East the East line the sAme Ap
praised 1t =
Aso other piece parcel Of land situate the town
chip county and state aforesaid beginning the ae
Of said Township three chains and tkeniyone ns from the
Southwest corner OF said lot No parallel with
Tine south line of Lot No and forty chains ssveu.
gye lnks theHce North six chains and fOrtF-ons and
half links thence West parallel with tho South line 10 The
West line Of said townehp thence South the place OF
ginning to contain within i limits thirty acres o land Ar
praised at 5 IA
WA HENBRY, Sheriff, n q
oNSI1So,2o Special Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

The indignation OF the upion loving portion
OF the American people was aroused By the
telegraDhe report that senator TOonbs OF
Georgia had offered o 81 ossfDenlt TO Gen. Scott
at dinner party 10 Washington City. ID tnrns
ont that tbe report was manufactured, almost
entirely, oat Of Whole elolhassErjs OtsNpsr.
[ Not exactly freadr HoPxiE'ss IL tarns out
taat The insaIt was on red BY the Georgia tFai-
tor. bot thst Gen. soor4 treated 10 with The COZ.
tempt hs grossness deserved .le
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

The Kansas bill passed the worst point on
the 18th, in the defeat of Mr. Green's amend
meut TO alter the boundary, which coutemplat-
ed the extension of Nebraska as future state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

OHio AND VIRerN1A-Gov. Letcher Of Va
communicated Jan. 22d to the Legislature the
coercion resolutions adopted by the State Of
Of Ohio, with message saying that the sending
such resolutions to the slavebolding states can
have no other effect than TO excite fresh feelings
Of resentment, iuaame existing prejudices, in.
crease the present difficulties, and embarrass, If
not defeat oil efforts that are now being made
to adjust the controversy between the North
and the South. Hc suggests the propriety of
sending as rebuke 70 the Governor of Ohio
bis refusal to surrender Owen Brown and Fran.
ces Merriam when demanded by the suthorities
of that Commonwealth as fugtives from JUS
tice. Laid on the table by small majority
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

EscoRr TO PREsl3ENT LIScoLN.-The Pfesi-
dent elect will be escorted to Washington by
the Springfield zouaves, 10 spite of threats conf
ing from any source This company is compOs-
ed Of young men who have for some months
been under the Instruction Of Col. Ellsworth,
and in drill they are said 70 be fully equal to the
genuine original ZOuayes. z..,5,.i grs
II our telegraph report is reliable H. would
seem that Mr. Bnchauan' offers premium for
secession by proposing to recognise as a sepa-
rate and independent power any three or more
states that may unite ia rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-26

MA5oR AEhERsoS AND rnE MAn sERvIoE.--
The Postmaster General has written to Gov.
Pichens notifying him that unless Major Au-
derson And bis command ATE allowed free access
10 and from the postofice. the mail service will
be cut of entirely. While it is pretended that
his correspondence will be delivered, no messeu-
ger Is permitted TO land and receive H. The
Postmaster at Charleston, says be delivers the
letters as opportunity occurs which means
when flag Of truce is occasionally sent to Fort
Sumter, The Government Is paying slbO.OOO
annually above receipts, for mautning mail ser
vice in South Carolina, and yet has not been
allowed to communicate with its own officers
The Charleston Post Master admits that
Maj Andersons letters have been opened but
excuses the felony on the ground that only the
public letters we're thus violated
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The forced lean system that has been put in
practice will be found fruitful source OF evil.
'Under threat Of eou6seatiOn, Gov. Akin, Of
8. O. has, 10 this way. been competed 10 furnish
$4,000, aud the bank Of 8. Carolina sl5o.oOo
Such are the elements Of secession. Almost
any one Is capable Of esiimptisg the stability
Of az sptsrprizs looking 70 sach means f0rsnP-.
Por. " .zlaeh AZ ni IA. .IaznsH ~ s..
A eoDveosSon Of the seeding states q 70
meet as MeDsgou,ery, Ala, on tie 4sh Of Psb.
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IA NEW STAGE LIME

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS loaned at
4fl the New York Book And Fancy stOre d III III
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Toy 'as f i' than they He really worth nsg,sG q
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Ia w LNTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE Bonn


Archibald Stirling, jr., Esq, States Attorney
State Us. Marion alias John Butler, JOSEPH
Wheaty Edward Perry and Samuel Green {ne
groes) jointly indicted for felonousy wilfully anC
macously setting fire to the workshops of tht
Maryland Penitentiary, the offence alleged to have
been committed on Sunday, the 23d day of Deem
Der, lS60.--Wm. A. Fisher and Geo. II. Smith
Esqrs., for the defence.--Ajnry sworn upon their
roir dire, selected from the regular panel and
duly charged by the clerk.--Mr. Stirling then
stated what facts the State expected to prove, and
was followed by Mr.. Smith for the Defence
The State then adduced the following testimony
Alfred d. Evans, sworn-Am warden of the Mary
land pententiary; was present at the penitentiary
when the fire took pace-on the Esd of December;
got the alarm about quarter of three; when got
into yard fire was progressing from east to west
very rapidly; went through that shop about one
O'Clock; no indications of fire; the shop was
almost totally destroyed the shop was
originally story building; when place was
rented to Mr. Duval he erected a second-story
moor under the roof for the purpose of storing bar
rels that extended about half way along the entire
ouilGing; person looking from the east end could
see tne second and first floor of the shop. plat
showing the position and arrangement of the differ
en-. DpSnuings in the yard of the penitentiary,
was sno"R 1 TO the jury, and explained by Mr.
EVANS " Nness continued-The building had
oeen Dlach sitn shop but at the time of the fire
was cooPet snp me convicts had been at work
was used there for the steam eng;na pa Wv" are
slaves after they had been cut ont. ~ a'sc W w
at work either on Friday SatnrJon hsfa. " as
fire; there very large quantity IF in,,h toe
piled in the building on the lower and No. " a
the prisoners all worked in that shop. ppIe moor;
fence-The boiler and furnace were Separated Tue. ae
the main shop BY brick wall, and apains, ii .o
wall slaves and headings of barrels were piled an.
conyicts had been locked up about an hour and
half before witness went through the shop; has
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on the Coast of Egypt.
The Light is fixed white light placed at an elevation
oil oo feet above tho mean level of the sea- should be
clear weather
The illuminating apparatus is doptric or by lenses
the fourth order.
The Lighthouse is skeleton of wood and stands
in lat 81 l6 n, Ion 80 10 80 f of Greenwich
The bearings are magnetic-Variation 10 W in 1861
By command of their Lordshps
JOHN WASHINGTON Hvhnnranher
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE,

UUAST
BosToy-Steamsdip s. r. SpauIding.-3o4 cases boot,
and shoes Massie, Bell 4 Goodloe; 140 do. Grnnel
Jenkins; 27O bbls apples, Evans & Staum 300 do A
dry persons.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKET February 5.-Flour, &C.
The sales comprise II 200 bbs at s55G525 for superpe
State and Western $5.SoG54O for extra State S. 4O
30 for choice do. S5.35550 for low grades of extra
Western IS o5G575 for shipping brands of round hoop
extra Ohio and s5S072 for trade brands do Southern
Flour quiet and to effect sales any lower prices
would have to be acceptedsaes of 600 bbls at IS 0
5.S5 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c, and
$5.95d725 for extras Collective hear of no change
sales OF 200 mats Java l64 cts The following is from
the circular of Messrs VIM. Scott Sons:
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1929 I"
Total stock of bags and mats in New York 49, 71.
CotonSubsequent to the date of last report the
ket declined ct. and closed at 12H cts for middng
uplands and lax cts for New Orleans and Texas. This
morning there ID but little doing and We hear Of sales OF
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St. Domngo........a aI2 Cash
There has been fair demand for Rio during the past
week. sales reaching 4244 bags in lots to the trade
quotations with the exception 626 bags taken for
export at II cts cash. The market closes quiet in view
of public sale of 4,S00 bags, chiefly Campanero's
cargo announced for tomorrow.
Stock of Rio, Jan. 3lst, New Orleans 900 bags.
6 Feb I'd, Baltimore. ............15,50 500 6
g 9th, New Yolk..........4S739 "
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CHESTS.

vi EDIC1NE CHESTS.
A fine assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS con tu,y on
hand at moderate prices.
o!d ones rcpenished at shnrt>t notice by
u. il. NEAD, Druggi-i.
n29-tf one door Sout, of Pr9,t p.,,",,,',,
NJ AVIGATION WAREHOUSE.
L -ORHER
SPEARS HARE AND PRATT ST .HtT,
-, BL.imnr". Ma.
The most reliable Nautical instrument Ha>rrs in trity
ana where The bet -; rtment ~ every auc'v in r
teal line can he foUu and positively tie only g'hliSh-
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTKj' ENS can
he made and repaired in proper
ChFonometers for Sal7 or hire
JAMES r KEMP Il ca.
3S-t Successors to Hagg~r 4 Brother
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
,.,,u,,,,., BOOKS,
and
CHORES.
50 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF tbs Arrow :
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHkE.
IN ". Frat street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR T. a G V
BLUNT. New York fa2a-tF
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Excess.

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Feb. 4-Sperm-
There is some inquiry for Sperm, but the views of pur-
chasers do not to those of holders the
is without transactions since last In Boston we
port Whale-The only transaction in Whale since our
last is sale of 200 bbls to parties in Fairhavcn at
price not transpired. Whalebone-Sales for the week
5000 lbs. South Sea at ca cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, February 5-Turpentine..-
81 Sc for virgin and for hard per $50 lbs Spr
its Turpen ineSaes yesterday 100 bbls straight at
cts per gallon ct decline. Rosin and Cotton
No sales reported.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Feb 6-Cotton is depressed-sales of
1000 bales at II cts. Flour is heavy-saes of 600
bbls; State s5.1od52O Ohio SIS 50a57O Southern
S55095SO Wheat is steady-sales of 6S 600 bushels:
red Sl3l,d l3f white $l.40Gl.50; Milwaukee Club 81 %
l26R. Corn is depressed-saes of 81 600 bushels at
664G6S cts. white Southern rs cts. Pork Is du-Mess
Sl175: Prime SIS. Lard is heavy at 9%MIO4 cts
Nmskey closed firm at l8E cts. Sugar is heavy at 4%G
% cts Coffee is firm; at auction to-day 800 bags Rio
were offered and LOO bags were sold at 4G13H cts
an average of II q Molasses unchanged at 35
cts. Naval Stores are quiet. Rice is quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Flour is quiet. Wheat is
quiet White $35dl 40 red 81 .25d1 2S Corn is dull
OLD 6SG69 cts new IS cts. Provisions quiet Pork
Mess SIS 80. Whskey is dull at II TG1S cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Cotton-sales to-day, $500
Pork quiet; mess, $3.50. Freghts-Coton to Liver
pool, d.; do. to Havre, 4 cts
MOBILE, Feb 4.-Cotton-Saes to-day 1000 bales at
II cts for middng, the market closing firm.
CiNclNNATI Feb 6-Flour is generally unchanged.
Whskey is dull at ii cts Bulk Meats are in
demand at ca cts for Shoulders and So cts for Sides
Lard is dull at 9G94 cts Mess Pork, extra, offered
SI675Gl7.
MOBILE Feb 6-Sales of 900 bales of Cotton at II cts
Sales of the past three days Is 900 bales Receipts
tnD To
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- s- &
ssssE - 81 ].
EINTER AERANGEEt.., 2.

JIessa r:T szfi FUR Til"
49, -zst& : . ..tii, WEST AND NORTHWEST
'Ni,AH tlt.5 GtHii;Aj EiIINyAl
CHANGE or iDT'ps,
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go OLD DOMINION sTEANBD

ETzskStiz--fa St1N DCH iNiCN = IEAMDb
GS1 @I@T71sa,s%s COMPANY
r,FVfft tRE! !EkICKSBURG, VIRGINIA AND LAM.
no MO On The RAPPAHANNUCK RIVER
=, re steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fairbank Iaav,.
lT@n her berth, at Neelhams pier,Iigt street
~ En- Fttl1Al AFTERN40N at O'Clock ana
~ - at o'cloGk or Immediately after the arrival Of
.. '" u cars from Richmond and Washington STOPPING
~ a.. ltg regular Landings the Eappahanncck river
snE ana returning 10 lsni and receive freight and p.e
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.-Comparatve state
ment of the Inspection of Tobacco in the city of
Richmond, from LIST October 1859, February 1860
and from LIST October, 1860, to LIST February 1851
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rSz5S4 fOh LlY ERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
s1esa JuHN TUCKER, Capt B. Taylor now loading a.
henderson Thsrt for the above port, and having the
gta er portion OF her cargo engaged, will have auicE dos
patch For balance Of freight or passage, apply to
e-.s JOHN Henderson, i co, /
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Timber.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

gE7HARFAGE AT Low RATES Of WI.
corner Of f9rk and William streets Hpgt.s O. '.',
Apply 20 ). ".AIoCAAAN, at the wharf or ]"- H'"|
mhl-tf CHAS. GILHOR
- ,n Spc,,
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: PEkLb CHAMPAEEE
"a This celebrated Wine is highlv snsr,,,.
any Ws9e IN the american market N '''- -
RCHIS Cabinet CHAMPAIGN E-PariirsI lar ,t+.,tir ~.
G?nnnlsSeurS is invited to It's qualities and superiority aa
Gi!IneF me OF unryailed merit It's beautiful gyl, go
g'%retssa to be the natural product of the grape
fLETlHbtAR NOTICE. undersigred, being 2r .r,
many conpetItora spreading the report tnat F " h.
imported under tie Of Rlbis is arti.cisg cc= A.
ft'y pc tte Sun % ~ THOUSAND nuLLA t9any know
eelhlst VINO eoaid IN any public experiment. atori M
thing Size brt the rET: Juice Of the gEaue ' '
J. Cease So.
! GEa,1t!s-ra Z jsarrc, rance
nI7-tf -S ~ = St'S & St<p.,
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50 fasSeBGerS and their bggPga conveyed fyrr fcJ,
'etTccn the lepotS the Route " 1''''f'
70, tefs ny TINS line enjoy comfortable lights resi-
IN e 3sy steamers ana privileged iav orT nj 7e II
d. tly 4Vii M ana resume their tsip by daylight
~ TAitIiCGlAR MOTTO E.-fassengers from New York
% 'fiSlhia by this Line will have their hrparc
CHSthcu from those cities to BAY BOATS from II 80
VIZ ne checked to different points South ~ ''''
iGr turt!er information and ThroUgh Tickets l., II;
NJ" tOhh at the Company's Great Southern RsiIrcat
cry Buildings, foot of Courard street II q
tditt' AZ also at the New Jersey Railroad tfic. 80 -.
CoIahd street or at 90 229 Broadway, corner Of Barc
S,rCeI, apoNehe Astpr House In PHILADELPHIA at ~
company Office n y. corner of Sixth and tybrstTr 81
3i AZ t ep0t Broad and Prime streets And in EAIi
sLi1 az te Once Baltimore Steam Packet CCn,,a, to-.
0IlEon Dock, on bosf1 the Raw ct.9Te, inoi
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IsrtbaNli3t.

A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-5O boxes Shil
~ leto's Star brand, for sale by HENRY RIEMAN 4
S''NS aolt IL
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peath OF a vi,glnlan In New orleans.

The huented gen'tsman mentioned in tee following
paragraph, from the New 0:eaas Dsd of the Oh, in
terms not more than just had relatives and friends in
this city and Lynchburg, Of which latter place he vas
We believe, native:
"a large assemblage Of mourning friends attended,
last even g to their last resting place, the mortal re-
mains Of as true gentleman patriot and citizen as ever
lived We refer TO Mr.. Charles ID iancey, whose de-
cease occurred on the instant. Mr. fanceys health
mad not been good for years. but his great eregy
and rita enabed him 10 hear up under physical deb
,v ana 10 continle in the deharge of his duty when
more selfish man would have been engrossed 10 the effort
20 recover his health. lis decease Will dtfdse deep
sorrow throughout large circle OF relatives and friends
New Orleans Icses BY this death, most enterp-sing,
high-sprted and energetic citizen. And IN his beloved
virginia how many WHO knew him in oyhood, in youth
aud in manhood the type oi tbas class of true Viz
GINA gentlemen who never forget the manly principles
and ideas in which they trained by tho founders Of
that venerable common wealth, viii greve over the pre-
mature departure Of this mos: esimable gentleman.