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IL lNSU RANCE.


Il INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
ofsIci., No. l53 MAIN ~. l.. CoK. OF LID st,
RICHMOND. VA
chartered 2sth March. lrj1.
This old and ,eli,be fnrtitat,n 18th ainrle c;,,,,-
'si, aad contingent fuad carefully invosfoa, 81,
inues 10 insure SLAVES, III iI,DINt.S Mir
CHAN biIE, nj t. cry description HOT SfliGLp
FURNITURE ani raaiiy W.tHINi: APPAREL
VESSELS, CAE.;,'t;s ami FREIGHT, at the
lowest curreLf rtot.
Losses adjusted s.,,d pad with al, possible, d.
patch. DiaiCroas:
9. c., 7, ~erthsm, Tfart,s ]: EaiS~,
john J. Wilson, T.ios. A. Rust.
Alex CARAT. Gee. =. Gwa,hme.
Peter C. Whrr,ek. es.
DAVID LJKRIE, President
JOIN J. WILsoS. Treasurer.
+. 4. BROOM. Secretary. d. G-ly
JAME> y. NACM,'EDO. AGENT MANHAT.
~ TAN Ll;E INSURANCE COMPANY ol
Ne7v YORK. Office ~ tn" Insurance Agency
Of THOMAS NJ ALtIdEND. on ilth street, nearly
opposit" Uoddins Hall, where applications Ill he
received. MI le-iv
T~NGLISH AND CLASSii'AJ. tt'HOoI.
a. MAYO STIEET.-Tba 18th snuual s".sion
OF this Schnol VIII coalnsuc., on Monday the %
iust., in the unirerstiist Church. "a
Mons. {. BOUi.ANGE viI Instruct in fr. rch
sud Nj JNo. \ CaLi o IN Drarias.
~:7-lN. O p. B'HeC>s.
PULMONARY HALEAsI-A -r-, .7;d ..-,-
/ d. rc.ie'lv for tie care e t,rgl1. ,o:ds
..,',,si. tFo,.,,. Nhu3.,irg Cough, u.sscuiiy Of
Hr9a'fin@ sc. t'f.cc 81! e"nrs . inattle !t"ral"t
AM. I'D by a. Ft'D-IhFt. Il 60.
rvs NJ. 10 Main street. ticbia1l..,. VI,
Al CHIN l. OlL, MACHINE. OH
Itf TNo.yo barrel. superior Macl me ti, icr
safe i, X. ". POWERS, Druggist,
- Is Cor. Main and 10 /, sts.
k,MDKlNG TOBACCO. Chewing r'otacfn.
- and Csar@--u variety Of popular brand. to-.
'"s...N , r, W. " Pow 20, "a! hEs,
NEOIDi.ATl md COCO \ ,%glhe.
7 Chocolate ed GOA Cor .:le by
4. ho0LEER & CO.,
se2' T!uegir'- s'4in st.. :" ar I'D Market.
4 FROW ROOT, ARROW ROOT "A up
n ~ ~ Arrow Root jrst ,rc"i, -: ;.,r sui. "
&c = a BODi.KER i Ca.
NLlMhGs, uLON e A\D ALI.SPIC'T,
~ for .a', i,y \. IUDEkEk ( TO- e.
se;s druggist, Ne. 10 Naiu =.
bEIIG1hiS READING FOR Tue
* SOLDIERS AND pTHERS.-tfs rn,1
t;.t Celpo,tog. ard, !a,.rtcd in this civ. htfv
NV ga hand very large snip. l. Of yell -i,,t res
.args proportion Of which ;,t -, :. especially
70 soldiers a..d written Nv distinguished Snthrru
diHincs. Nc AYE dahv b. ari .. Of cord results
from the .e;.,us CT tsa-e tracts ia IL, camp We
are So'ls ia place thci in the aHii- ot every SOD
der III TIE State. aid appeal to hi >ti.i H. and
out OF tl.r ar.sy TO aid IA NorA In wliea so
mucl, god be :.cnt.d
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP .-Ihi- is iae ,.tla
Of c,Ie"hsE; -e.e, "u al hyiaus hch y ai,l.
scit twelve If The fey t -Iitp;i supS,e vi .aoh
Ey nseiicsi d-noiniuat;n Persons to yui t,scass
or mere csn have thu IN at Two rtnts nyier" Sj,e j.
men '0pi"- w he seut ~ Chaplain. ,,he dr, c'.
FOX AET IE>EAMENTS.--in ii few ia, =
shall be alb" ~ furnish l...aH T.staiuent. Il
cts. api':r". fhose Nis6ng supply ,9opj 90
well tr send III their ORDER. .
Tbs ahovr may bs f';,nd III GEORGE J. Sun,nef's
tron From Building, CO. error s,rta
A. i. iIt HENSON,
50 IT'S ten Supi baptist foposTaa-.
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sea* GoDDiN q APPERSON, Aucss.


rsNEUST SALE Or VEIf DfsIRABLY-
Located IL DENCE, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE. BETWEEN
3IH AND sfH s,fREETS..-As iru~te an
pointed b. Ia decree OF the tau.tings Court of tho
CITY al hichmona, pr,ueuneed on the Beth SeS,-
tei1opr, rhi, AID In execution of u deed os trust
rom the 'atn Hano"cs Lee and his ,,irr. iuted g3eh
Aay, lst-. ar,y recorded In Ris..tard Hussirrs
toai'. Ia Ecok NJ =, ?ss>' i!l aid w..s the
written consent AID appreciation OF The pa, t,-A In
:rr sted- s:iuIl proceed IA s.lt ut fuutr husSku
on the prenscs, on MONDAY, the Tb day IL
October, l-ol. ~ a oot"ak T. ~. <u fair, II ~,
he trs mir day therentcr.) portion # the Rsl
Estai" COP yethy thr sai.l trust dc.d-ryis, TAs
L"t. with TIE isr." hrs dwelling {! Groom recent
~ In fse occ;ipary at the Family II sh. iaie flan
r"eH ies frontinS about 20 ia.t "u arars strve6
fnnn.n; back o. hr"auiar width lI, iect 10 an a.
icy IN c"5ainon 10 'rt wide and haying aisu m a.
itt IN renM"n en- -. Es;.crn eide
The heus'. though Ec"dir. rcpeirs, ecuI,f. With
the expenditure - moderate sun be- made e,runr
iuitai''c. he location and ncishborbool Of The
pa t"r'y Is among til. best In kiutinord
1fkNs .-On" fourth cash taianco OF d. IL and
!s h"nihs tr nePot.ahc notes ,nier,st sdAsa
seeui'ei by trust d. ed, or tisls retained -
w. GODDJN. 4stj
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By ooDIIs n .tfrERsox .,w,ior.,,


VALUABLE EEAL EsTATE ON
Clay, 3kD, II 4 Il . u \ l. Ia, AMI
BROAD STREkrS FOR SAs4EsAT AUf,-
ZION " III Pc -nit "A. a'i oi,, on the proLsses,
GA HJHSDAl All ERNpOS. the u Gsao-
her, lS'l commencing AT 1 o'cock. the following.
valuable Rar! Estate, viz. 100. -.
firsi.1he LOT, any, fnc..s i,rtck ctrtsrs
DIV ELLISti fh"rcun non in the eesparcs Il
Mr.. Gtors' Minor, ~ The north s:1s or Clrt, u,
tween - a.i' ri -.rrp's .rditlrs ~ t.rl running
hack l2o feet. 10 eiey " fse, ,vsf. 1hc dwell.
ing has six foca- besides stehtn ~iih i've Yo<,na,
s'3iok. -h"sss, cal aud " az hous-. az. :
Second "A beautiful LD o. tha r>cst rde a
nj. be'v."n Cray sna alr ,sp.ii streets, freattns ~
ie'E, running seek rs f.st aid having silsys en-
tie north ami segti rist.s.
lt't--A sers yaiuahr i4.)I ~ tho north DIDO
of Marshall be:U ist md tou.li..o -,s.ss fsaEs
Ing ~ feet. running haci l.3 f,ss to an al,sy. y
Fct;ih "A ,hbi near ID. west s,,d of brosA o.,
opposite 70 Richmond College,, nearly aJoiGine ths
io' on which MIR. sohn,r Taylor resides, 'routtns.
j" l.ef, running back 10 feet TO alley.
fhe particular sfeiiioa ~: Ih- .h1e il called 20
tb- foregoing sale.
IEsAs--UIc sourtl cash b..sncc 80 4. i, srd -
,nonths ioF negotiable n'tes Interest added ,ecsTe0
by Il trust dpes,. q tts Y.:a,nsl
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y D.tn-, ua'neo Daniel wilkins, say, the
n -. frs- isoq Of Tt;T~dt., is uow under
arrest III h" Fourth district on u charge Of
fAiuT ;;n abali .iuniet and using b,i,sVh-Ilio,is
EtHgua.c. Among other things H. - sail io
have rrniarkcd that Abe Lincoln was
good man rs Jesus Christ az aGvh body
Else. = The ease was this morning called To
tue motto" OF Gen. Twicgs, who sent word To
Recorder \ inns 10 1--we, agate il. and if
''proh Ia bic e;;us-'i J.. found. to place wilkins
III the Custody OF the &. ). marshal.
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rEaxIs.InS To t.onr,us YgssEls.

GKSriRHEN Your kind and appropriate
present OF II sword and pair Of rsyo. v.lrs, by
the hands OF my old schsr,in,.s> tinatlcv
Stephenson, IL received, arr, / sincerely thank
you fer The git and the compliment. | have
heretofore bad 10 light the enr1s.y with nv
pen and tongue, but with borrowed sword
and pistol. / can now Ia in tRtm in he
1904 Old Fashioned WY, and hope that ia the
next ten days L can prove die IA OF TIE.
sword and rang" OF the pistols Oh the North
ern vtndals or more despic:.bi- Union men
OF this State. Whenever | shall draw The
sword or aim Tic pistols, J will think Of The
unknown donors aad strike for The [" few
Memphis Patriots
Yours, etc, III. :! EFF. THoNpsog.
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1fHE piSPsTCHh 6TkAM IvWRH
/ PA THO OFFICE,
tvrnfr u Main AID ThirlsrmG yrsas EieA-osd
piySfHia. ~
This sstsbslru-nt being ,bs met complete
Frinisry ia iae =. ih both rcgrfgis Jypes. Oy-
lis, Sc, aud 'ne fsest and n.ost at,vsvstd
A.sehiRe rr:.sef) ~ dsi.y tyraiEx |, ,fIass
81, ei'U-tls OF
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ErNGLISH AND CLASSICAL. HDOI
A. MAYO STLEET.-T.n 18th s!pual session
of this SChnol VIII confluence Oh Monday ti,e %
iuIt., in the lnirersiiist Church. So
Mons. T.. BOUIASGE viii Instruct in rr NJ n
sud Nj JNo. CaLi o ut DrariGg.
TERMS. \ As here, fore
= I,.k
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Particular xtt-osica gwen tine ssors Ia tsshs,
Paair offices. insasfs. Rsiisesai vol TucssYgssnr
tau Cemt,nhirs, tosxrU taesass, &c. sfsf1ssa ~
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rae sC-pICIols BanE.

The Wilmington y. - JosrarIiearn- from
Camp w at that HE bark alrr;id, ", much
spoken of is sun towering about At half.
past three yesterday afternoon sl.e was sn,1,
soh;' twelve OF fifteen miles III th. oiiiuc
heading southwark, The wind about e. = /.
Another sail was seen yesterday BY some ot
| the pickes.
Important changes are going ON in the 10.
| cation and distribution OF the forces. which
| changes viii probably be com pl-ted this week
| We do not feel II liberty to altitude to rarticu-
| lars.
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4 NnOiDi.&TE AND coco \ %B,kat.
Z Chocolate ed Cv.-. a, r,,r sil,. l,y
4. Rt.)EEER CO..
- - N!usBia- Min st, I'D Market.
1 KROW ROOT, ARROW ROOT "A -,,p-
n ~ ~ Arrow Root jrsf ,rc.is y: irr sui. ~
ee - 4 BODfKER 4 Co
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he editor Of Tho Camden tAia.l .1.4 .Ie54.
.'tT'tiic TINS takes leave Of his patrons:
Win THIS ISSUE our paper ~ i'll be sllepauf,s,
uatil the close of the war. Editor pr in ters
and devll have I'LL joined the army. and to
stav unit pace Is declared, all having ioi n I'd
capt. Lcncmire company. the South Ais
bama ''h"h~!s:D after ;hat, these who are
left OF ;ha RspadIiC gang will resume In. ,,uh-
!ication % our paper. We have come 10 tie
conclusion that there is greater call for sa,-
di@rs than newspa pers, ~ the present Thos,
who have paiu as IL. advance for orr paur,
shall have their morey's worth when We re-
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We learn from Henry MnehaIt, bearer of
dispatches from tieu Nctuiiocil's camp who
arrived i,er" last night, thai tlr Jay ha kerr.
under Jim I.aus aud Montgomery are be
coming very troublesome. They have nr,a-
raj thousand men.
cen. Price il marching on I.eNire toa. auG
thousands Of Missourians are foe kinac 10 j..
standard. He h:s nov .>,frip or ~ a,h1 ln-t.
aid will NAH II descent on J,flegsaa titv
aoon. / Mon men ira Joining his standard,
being driven to IL from Ffemnut's procialna-
ton
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BOOK AND son PRINTING,

PAMPb LETS, tr sA q s 3 -
&N G. lH q l. l. RS,
BiLIA or LADING.
- OhEC 3, Ac.,
POST T. RS, asssNsgY
lf PKtDGIsAMMFR IN sB0eW SAA gyK
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Items Telexraphed from Wa,hinsten.

WAsHINGTo TON, March 25.-Minister Corwin in.
tends leaving for Mexico by the steamer Tennes-
see, on the LIST Of April, from New Orleans
The only news we have to-day from Fort Sum-
ter is dispatch from Charleston, which says
" The stars and stripes still ciSible from the
TdmpdrtS of SHmter-no evacuation yet.n The
rumors and statements are so contradictory that
nothing can be depended upon with regard to the
time the evacuation is to take place. There is an
evident desire on the part Of the Administration
to be in no hurry about it, in other words to keep
up the heavy war expenditure of the Confederacy
estimated at S25, 900 per day, for watching ajor
Anderson, who would never trouble them IL thew
should not trouble him.
| understand that letters have been received
here from an officer of Fort Sumter, dated on
Thursday evening, which makes no mention of
any intended evacuation The subject is not even
alluded to, though this may not be Intentional as
1t might be improper to disclose the character of
instructions from Washington. One of these let
tiers was addressed to the wife of the officer and
no allusion made to antici pated early meeting,
or any change in his location. However; IL is
said, but | cannot vouch for the truth Of the
rumor, that instructions in relation to an early
evacuation were sent to Major Anderson by a
special messenger on Saturday who was expected
to reach Charleston this evening.
Several leading republicans in the confidence
OF the Administration have today expressed
themselves in favor of the partial recognition of
the Confederated States-so that they NAV test
the experiment Of seParate Government to the full
bent CT their inclinations True the President
has no power to recognize their separate indie
pendence, but they propose and intimate that the
President favors the project that no obstacle be
thrown In their way except the appointment of
certain agents to prevent the smuggling of foreign
goods into the States by railroads and river boats
and such negotiations with the Commissioners as
may result In truce to await the action of the
next Congress, and a mutual agreement to pre-
vent smuggling.
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Personal,

80. Horace Greeley, Of NY, Is at the National
...' VIM. Corwin goes to Mexico with his
father, as Secretary Of Legation.
49, Hons. J. Moorehead, Pa; w Pennington,
N. J.; E. Thayer, Mass; VIM. Wall, N. Y; C.
Foote, U. 8. N, are at Willards'.
John T. shaaf, ofthe District Of Columbia
has been appointed Captain In the Subsistence
Department of the Southern Army.
-. The Wilmington Herald says IT is reported
that Gov. Ellis, Of North Carolina-whose illness
for several days past has created much uneasiness
among his friends-is rapidly sinking under con-
sumption.
80. A number Of the Union ladies Of Rich
mond have presented to Mr.. Carlile a beautiful
watch, chain and seal, with the following in
scripticn upon 1t: "From the Union ladies of
Richmond, to the Hon. John 8. Garlic. in appre-
citation Of his patriotic devotion to the Unienn
THE Nashville Patriot of the 21st, publishes
a long memorial written by Mrs. l.. Virginia
French, and signed by Mrs. Henry Clay, Mrs.
Sigourney, Mrs. Terhune, ("Marion Harland, ~
Mrs. Rose Vertner johnson, and other distin-
gnished ladies, which was written to be present
ed to the Tennessee Convention. 1t is a strong
and eloquent appeal for the Union, but the Con-
vention was not held, 1t was Of course never pre-
sented,
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AFFAIRS IN CHARLEsToN.-Fromt the Charles
ton papers Of the 23d instant we CLEAN the follow
ing:
Mr.. Russell, the well known correspondent Of
the London Times, is daily expected in Charleston
and from the ability Of his previous sketches our
people will doubtless look with some interest for
his letters about men and things in the Confede-
rate States.
The ship Susan G. Owens, which got ashore on
the bar on Friday afternoon, March Sth, with a
cargo Of railroad iron, was got afioat yesterday
afternoon after dischargng about 1900 bars Of the
iron, and was lowed up to the city by the steamer
Aid.
BY private dispatches from Tallahassee, we
learn that Gov. Perry is concentrating troops at
Pensacola with the utmost activity.
A dispatch from Washington. received here in
high quarters from one OF the Commissioners of
the Confederate States, says: In spite Of appear
ances, believe / am not mistaken about Sumter
Ii will be evacuated IL there is faith In man"
II was currently rumored yesterday, and gener-
ally credited, that the authorities here had re-
ceived letter from Major Anderson relative 20
the charter Of a vessel for the transportation Of
the garrison in Fort Sumter To New York.
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BARNEY WILLIAMS CHALLENGED TO mortal
CoNBAT.-A difficulty between Barney Williams.
the Irish comedian, and Mr.. Chandler, not IN
known to the theatrical circles Of Baltimore,
which occurred recently at the II. Louis Theatre,
was turned into a comedy behind the scenes, by
the wit of Barney. The two had some words
about the costuning Of piece, and Chandler
considering himself insuted, sent the challenge
heretofore mentioned AS Chandler was q dead
shot Barney was determined TO equalize the
chances for ''bloody end, !" 90 his terms Of the
duel 'twere anywhere or time, pistols loaded TO
the muzIle, breast TO breast across a table, one,
two, three, pop, and both IRE al once" This
Chandler did not like for although he insisted on
the -scoden he objected 70 the "mode, !" and the
affair ended with the satisfaction apparently all
on Barney's side.
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The Evacuation of F.rt sumter

CHARLESTON, March IS -Colonel Lamon. WIN
came here as bearer Of dispatch from the Federal
Government to Major Anderson, visited Fort
Sumter to-day. Nothing defpite 10 known Of
SAYS he hopes 20 return 20 Washington imme-
diatelY. He had an interview with Governor
Pickens and General Beauregard this morning,
ana LETT In company with Col Durvea. He was
Well received by the Governor. He 10 10 have
another interview this afternoon with General
Beauregard. The prevalent opinion now 10 that
MAJOR Anderson will evacuate on Wednesday
VI this, however, time will determine
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ATTEMPT TO BURN NEwsPAPER OFrIcE.-A
daring incendiary attempt was made early on
Thursday morning last 10 destroy the Kent News
and the Masonic Hall building, Cbestertown.
The house is occupied below by @ Viekert, Esq /,
w. A. Vickers, J. N. Usilton and william n .
Hamilton. and the entire second story by the
Kent News once 10 was set on IRE In the fuel
room Of the News once, the door OF which Wal
unlocked, and was first discovered about air
O'Clock in the morning. The nre was, fortu.
tunstely, extinguished without dimculty.
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Affairs Mt the South.

NEW ORLEANS, March - The Commits
sioners OF the Confederate States 10 Europe
Messrs lancey, Mann and Rost-wil leave here
on The 3lst instant, for Havana, and connect with
The British steamer Of the 9TH for England
The military statu quo at Pensacola continues
None but official communication Is allowed be-
tween the shore and the feet of the harbor
Inc armed propeller Cushman keeps up strict
police of the harbor
duel was fought on Tuesday morning at Fort
McRae, between Charlestonian and a resigned
midshipman, with Shapes rides. The Charles
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VIRGINIA CoNGRRssMEE. The Winchester
(VaD Republican makes the following sppropri-
ate reference 20 two members Of the last Congress
who distinguished themselves by their fidelity 20
the Constitution and the Union:
Hon John r. Harris 10 announced az a candi
date for reelection to Congress from the Rocking
ham district. He has lsbored faithfully for the
preservation Of the Union, and should be sustained
by his district.
"ln this district we suppose our late faithful
and eloquent Representative. Hon. A r.. Boteler,
will have no opposition; and, az there appears 70
be general disposition upon the part OF all shades
OF the Union party to support him, we suppose
there viii be no necessity FOR a convention"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
. TEL e G. RAPHIO.
The Virginia Convention,

RICHMOND, March 25.-In the Convention IN
day MIR. Bruce, In Committee Of the Whole. oon
unued his speech commented on SATURDAY. mi,
took the ground that the Morrill, bill would De
rulnous to Virginia, and favored presenting an
niumatum to the North, with the alternative ths,
virginia will secsde IL 10 be rejected
Inc question was put on stri king out the repor,
OF tne COMMITTEES on Federal Relations and in.
serting Mr.. Carlile,s substitute hut Mr. wi.s AZ
sired To be heard, stating that he was now physi.
cally unable TO make q speech. He said, how.
ever, tnat ne occupied the middle ground and
The debate continued until the recess No Vol.
having been taken.
EreHtHg StSSiosy-The Committee az the
whole refused to strike out the majority report
tute, by ll6 to4
MI Carlile moved 70 adjourn sins dis pending
which the Convention adjourned till to-rnorrove
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Loo AL NEW S.

UTheugh THE STAR II printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, is edition
4, large az to require It to De put to press at an
early 6oar; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seni in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not sppeaf until the next day.
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Arrival of the New MEXICAN Mali

INDEPENDENCE, March 26-The New Mexican
mall has arrived: Captain Holloway and Lieu
Lieut. Kelly has resigned, and Is en- ,orts FOR
Capt Holloway reports an abundance OF stores
Of flour, which is very scarce
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St Lsui. NIayaraltv

ST. Louis, March 25.-The Unconditiona
nominated John Haw FOR Mayor Resolution
were adopted declaring the present depressed d
nancial condition Of the country the result Of u,
disunion movement
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Bold Attempt to Rsb a Bank

NEW YORK, March ga bled attempt 20 rob
discovered this morning. The burglars had e.-
cavated distance Of seventy feet to reach the
bank, but daylight surprised them before they
got the safe open. They got only 81 coo, which
was In a TIN box on the safe. All engaged escaped
but one man has since been arrested on suspicion
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NEW YORK, March 25.-Tbe steamer Champion
with the mails Of the LIST inst, has arrived. Her
advlces are anticipated. The Revolutioniss have
gained several successes in New Granada includ.
ing the capture Of the Government notilla.
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Excitement at Kichmond

RICHMOND, March 26.-Some excitement la
been accustomed here in consequence of an orde
having been received at BellOna Foundry, from
washington, 10 send the guns now on hand q
Fortress Monroe forthwith.
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CENTER MARkET.-The market opened this
morning with more cheerful appearance than at
the beginning of last week, though the supply
did not exceed the average. The fish market
continues increasing Its supplies Of fresh fish
Herring are becoming more plentiful as well as
shad; but the prices are not much lowered as vet.
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Naval

Nkw YORK, March 25.-The United States
frigate Saranac has arrived, from Valparaiso on
| on the 18th February
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The STEAMER MOUNT VRRNoN.-This steamer
that was aground in old Enhaven, Little Eye
Harbor, was COTTON off safely, and has arrived Al
New York in good order. Her cargo has been
shipped on board schooners for this place
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sw York Markets.


NEW y Rk, March 25 Flour Sc. higher. Wheat
advanced lie. Corr buoyant with good business
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull.
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GREAT M6 5p g sH HogsE " THE CITY

DIR. SHUMAN, at his Southern Medical House.
corner Of sixth 81 and Pa avenue under the Clar.
eedon Hotel, Is the only enc In the known world
who can PERMANENTLY cure all diseases Of pr vats
ohsfee. ma l6lms
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Infringement of the Coa.,wi,. Trad. a.,

New YoRK, March 25.-The steamer BienviIle,
OF the line between this city and New Orleans ID
now under surveillance Of the Custom House
authorities, not having proper clearance under
The coastwise trade act. The vessel and cargo
are liable to forfeiture
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WHIrEHURsT, as usual, takes the lead In al
new improvements See his Album Cards with
fancy back ground, that he is now making by the
hundred ot*
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The EASTER MONDAY BAIL Of Companies A
and B, Washington Light Infantry, at their new
Armory, (late CeOmbs' Hal, } promises to be the
best thing Of the sort that has ken place i'm
this city. The Battalion are making great prep
arattons for the occasion, and will throw open
both of their fine rooms TO the public