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sHsa ssss a 5.s Pay tsrs xYo
MOBILE March le.Arrlved ship Cathedral tBr, Neksr;
ssss: s d0sT p'r
Lord Dshouais tBr', Frze Liverpool bark
isshT Cleared, ships Flying Foam Br. -, and Priscilla.
NosfoLk, March 10 Arrived. .chr rimou,e, Hsrdens
Sr'Sns A.
"sSs ss5sss sss:iI '|s fss:ss
NEW ORLEANS aarss shr 1sed s.1 ssssmshs Victor
Rssss Paasa spS TSps. 'fis asvsnss as
Cieared--ships Kenilworh, Brown; semramia Gersh
ss %sToS % EsgS @ ,su
sI c9usns sS; LysrpS%Sh AVER David conror ana
rita Ssrks Polar walsh Regina, and Lincoln brig
Rs M Ssy q
NEwRoEr March q y Sat sShr Richard New
'1S s.1S'asnes Wind vi light uncertain
SEw En- MsF R, d onson sonss
SSrnsi.a. Reading EK do; Ann Turner.
f Eis.bsispors; william ii Gray ao Edwin, Ss.rsnd
Sawyer, and Mary Hyer, Mary,and Davidson Keys
nYorki soops Helen Brown, Eizabethpor; AGENT New
Cleared~schrs Mary Steele Sarah L Thompson and q
Flower NYork Magce, and Whaples Maryland; Storm,
and
PESsA AcoLA March s-Arrived, bark ps.nos tNor. Ja-
PhiIADEIPHIA, March Il, PM-Ariyed, briss Dill
lngham, Mudce, Palermo; Messenger (Brl McCniy Ha-
Anns RsS. Lewis sasus xds Br Holder
CIeared-Steamer Saxon, Boggs Boston ship Saranak,
| iMh,Arrived, ship Hermann (Brem) schwars NYork :
TSessr Sroo. Mens 0s
schrs Ruth H Baker, Knight Caibarien; Lehman Blew
Bncknlew, Bostop; Paul seavy Lowell Trinidad.
PORTLAND, March hll-Arrved, barks Hunter YORK; snG
Belgian sr S1s Nal rvarpvs
! Foam, Howes, and Emeline McLan, Sleeper Bstmores
ksals oa:s Sa
| port Pointer, Nichols, and Jessie, Fickett, NYork.
lbhArived, schrs Francis Loring, Hart Craney Iands
Meady Jersey City Gun Rock, Boyd, Hoboken; wison
Floyd and Lucy Ames Flanders NYork Below schr Lewis
se3sop HsEaes from %.SsS SSrfGs .hus Eeo
Hughes, NYork shaemuc, Soue Rio Jsneiro brig North
SAVANNAH, March ls-Arrived, steamship Zodiac Roser
Cieared-ship James Jardne, Beynon, Liverpool schr
Artie Garwood, Godfrey. Boston. go , ..o..
sacks salt; schr Jessia Smith, Williams, Boston.
I6h--Arrived, ship Emerald Isle, Ives, Liverpool :,
TAUHToN March is-saiIed, sehrs r " Dillon, somers,
Ph&iIadelghla & M MHszleton, Gardner ESabethPort o,.
Strout NYork schrs Richards Irving, and John Fields
ISth-Arrved steamer Lucille, NYork.
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The woods in the neighborhood Of Scottsville, Ma
cOupin county, ILL.,, were set fire last fall, and
among the other combustibles in the way OF a de-
tended into vein Of coal ten or twelve inches In
thickness and lying near the surface. This seam OF
coal took fire from the burning roots OF the tree and
has been In a state OF combustion ever snce emit
ting smoke and melting snow for considerable dis.
tance around.
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pEDUcED PRICES
CHINA AND GLASS.

CHINA AND GLASS.
E.v. HAUDHw0UT & CO.,
Nos. 4ss 4s0 and 4ss Broadway,
corner OF Broome street,
a splendid Following goods
reduction below former prices since the beginning
Services OF fine cut Glass.
each OF Goblets ChnmpeRnes, Cinreis, Wines
aud finger Decanters t worth AGO.
Fine and engraved Glass
One dozen each Of Gobes, Champagnes, Ctarets Wnrs
finger Bowls and two Decanters bu set worth sS
Cut Glass.
One each Of Gobets Champagnes, Clarets, Wines
Liquors, with two Decanters, IA per set; worth s25
Fine cut glass Gobts, - 30 and ~ dozen; Cham
pagncs rs and ~ 80 dozen Wines at 81 70 and ~
per dozen.
Heavy plain Gobies, cut bottom at IL so per Dozen
French China Dinner Sets, 1s2 pieces, all uscfu as
White Paris Granite Dinner Sets las pieces, t3e.
Decorated French China Dinner Sets, from $50 upwards
Decorated French China Tea Sets, from ell upwards.
Also rich selection OF
Fine Solid silver
Doth sterling and coin)
Plated Ware,
Vases, Bronxes, Jardinerees
Paran Statusry aud Fancy GOODS,
opening and a -
Large aud choice assortment OF ChAndeners and Gas
Fixtures.
T. v. HArGHwoUGr 4 CO.,
ass 4s0 and tg2 Broadway,
corner OF Broome street.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New NSrk-This Day.
Sun rises ...... 6 90 Moon rises. morn O5
Sun sets. ....... 6 90 High water. ..eve 8 %
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ls, 1865.

CLEARED.
Pp cssr9 HTdgp PfXe Eav,
Bark Anna Francis Br Morehouse, Sandy Cove, NSGor-
Brig Goodwin, Conn, cadix-yas Henry.
Brig San petro Ita Lauro, Gibraltar for orders-Funch
Brig Annie Gardner, Gardner, Miller Hough-
Brig L N Merritt, Eaton, Matanzas-J Ward Co.
Rrig Ses Hnsed Malossy son CO.
onssr sssrss
s pss sF'n mpsos
schr Yankee Doodle, Martin, Jacksonvile-van Brun
schr J B Van Duscn, Higbee wilmington, Nc-N Nc
schF Hersehcl, Chamberlain, Wilmington, Nc-N L Nc
sehr James Ponder, Hudson Philadelphia-J W Mckee
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland, with mdse and
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston, with mdsc, to p
experienced cyclone but sustained no damage lat
o 25 W, spoke Br bark Advocate, from Glasgow or
Prince Alfred, from London for xusraia I'm
W ship Arabia, from Shields for Bombay 81 days out all
Bark Yared 1tar, Brai, Trieste IS days. with mdse,
srs Lotus Br, KimhslL Traslo is days, with hides,
wool &c, to Brett Son Co. Had some extremely rough
sees Kate at ss csraena days. with
s Brig Charlotte % oap,l, Eina6stSport for Boston
Gschr Mary seeey, Lowrey, s. Johns' NF, days. TO
schr Loaga, Baker, Virginia.
schr Belle Of the Ray, Lewis, Georges Banks.
Schr Sylvan Tucker Providence for Eizahethpor The
badly cut by the Ice in the Sound she reports as very
thick and heavyD
schr Caflse, Porter New for Enzabethpor..
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford
The bark GangeI Rolf briss Benson and Danl Trew
OF Quarantine waiting favorable opportunity 70 90 to sea-
Wind nj calm, with dense fog.
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WASHINGTON, March 10, 1865.
several petitions were presented and appropriately
referred
On motion Of Mr.. wILsoN, trep.) oj Mas, The
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L,ISH AND PROVISIONS
OF choice quality
and at low prices,
GEO. g. PARKER BRO,
257 Washington street, corner of Murray, rew York,
comprising
Mackerel, Shoulders, Candies,
Goldfish, Beef, Saeraias,
Pollock, Tongues, Cream tartar,
Shad Lard, Mustard,
Whiehsh, Butter, Beans, Peas,
Bluebsh Cheese, Dried Fruit,
Salmon, Vinegar, Backing,
Herring, Salt, Stove Polish,
Halibut Snuu, starch,
Pork, Soap, Paper,
Hams. Twne,
Extra Refined Kerosene
NTOLAssES FOR THE MILLION.-N,000 GALLONS
M all grades Molasses, from 70 cents gallon upwards.
THOMAS X. AGNEW, corner Of Greenwich and Murray
Streets New York.
CPANIsH DOCUMENTS PREPARED IN LEGAL FORM,
- used In all Spanish countries. Also notary and
for every State. United States passports
promptly issued. FREpERlCk 1 hNo
Counsellor at Law 26l Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
IA. all egalized lotteries. J. CLuTE, Broker,
176 Broadway and l5S Fulton.
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American Shipmasters' Association.
NO. 81 WALL sraEET-Rooxs s3, Is AsDT.
The following approved masters have received commissions
from this association
Captains-Nos 54O5 Sylvanus Nickerson; 54O6 Hiram
Swain, ship James Cheston $780, Levi Marton bark Daring
$500, Samuel Lawrence steamer Abemarle; 54O7, David
Kelley ship Robin Hood; b409 William Perry schr Mary
Jones; 54ll, Somers Higbee schr vandusen; 60e,
Henry johnson.
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AND PROVISIONS

CORNs, BUNIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE 100 Broad
way.
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"Pr0vide what money and what arms you can;
Who hath the gold shall never want the manu-
Judge Chase and the Radicals.

X CRAf9S SS&SSSO es~A~~ SN>S
The conscientious and dignifed conduct
of Judge CHASE has concentrated all the
bitterness and yindictiveness of the ultra
Radical party upon what has become his
6 devoted head.ns- IF any even tolerable
scheme could be devised for his removal, it
would at once be resorted to. As q speci-
men of the malice entertained by Radical
congressman towards the Judge, we may
Refer to aresolution, offered by one COBB in
the House Of Representatives on Monday,
proposing to amend the Constitution SO as to
vacate the Offices Of all the United States
Judges who have held them for eight years,
and all others as soon as eight years from
the time Of their appointment shall have
transpired; and providing that both Houses
of Congress, in convention assembled shall
elect all Judges Of the Supreme Court, and
shall prescribe the mode Of electing or ap-
pointing the others. Of course this is mere
humbug but it is malicious humbug.
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was Wade,s scneme.

Mr.. THuRLoT WEED, of the New, York
Commercial A durtiser, says that the propo-
sition Of calling in the southern senators to
make . majority against Mr.. JOHNSON in
the impeachment trial was WADE's PROPOSE
ton. Mr.. WEED adds And when it was
rejected, he was enraged, and outraged
- all the proprieties and decencies of his
g position by voting himself in favor Of the
ssarticle: that with one more vote would
Sc have made him President ''s F r.
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The Proposed New Judges.

The new ultra Radical trick Of bringing
in the senators from the southern States to
settle Mr.. JoHNsoN's fate upon q new arti-
Gle does not seem to go down so well. The
senator's who voted for Mr.. JoHNsoN's con-
viction can swallow almost anything, but
thatdose is rather too much, it is understood,
for several Of them. 1t is estimated that at
least seven of them would vote against the
second trial in this manner upon the only
question that can be;raised against the Pre-
sident. And there can be no gseao accuse
ton that is worthy Of q moment inyestiga-
ton. AS the highest number Of new sena-
tors that can be introduced is fourteen,
should the estimated seven Of the party,re-
Gently voting for conviction 60 against the
new movement, Mr.. JoHNsoN's acquittal
would be triumphant. =.
Even the New York Tribune is frankly
and promptly out against this new outrage
proposed by the yindictiye Managers. 1t
says: e4e=
There may be those who deem 1t wise and well
TO admit senators from the reconstructed states,
aud force verdict of guilty by their votes but we
the impeachment until those States should be
represented IN the Senate, but having initiated st,
we think 1t would not do to admit new senator's to
vote upon Il after the testimony was taken and the
There viii be, possibly, a little threatening
and "cussing" until the Chicago Conyen-
ton isoyer. Then the matter will probably
be dropped, and q comparative degree Of
quiet be restored to the federal capital. @
Apropos Of this subject is the following
incident Of the consideration Of the bill adj
hitting Arkansas into the Union, pendingin
the Senate on Monday. Mr.. DIXON had in
quired whether the senators from Arkansas
would be added to the Court Of Impeaeh-
ment. Mr.. FEssESDEN replied 80 In re-
gard 70 the question raised by the senator
from Connecticut Mr.. DIXON, he would
mot envy the man that would administer
:" the oath to those gentlemen as members
Of the Court Of impeachment any more
than him that would take it. They q saw
strange things every day, but he had no
doubt that they (the Arkansas senators,
had not the slightest constitutional RIGHT
to take the oath. under such circnm.
stances, and he supposed no man with
. any regard to his reputation would pro
pose such thing. - az 3
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Sterea laurence, Yeomaa. "A Novel. By
Mrs. EDWARDS. New York SHELDON Y
Co. s<qs IT, ~ - !.
This new novel is from the penofs a very
popular noyei-writer, andhass excited much
interest. 800
For sale by sTARKE s. RYLASp. si
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corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH a-am "a " Richmond, VS..
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SGT n "a D nh RrIsEMENT
% vER 7 BODY READS
81 ~ Is ...sssssss. ss.ee1s ND :.
- pRerrTs THEREBY
PROFITS THEHgBY.

anxious eyes FOR the advertisement Of ths as.s.
OLD SOUTHERN Dry aooBs Score,
because they know the srsatstrzy bargains = adj
yer.isea can be found when called fors
LEVY BRofHERs -. :
never advertise anything they have not got for
sale; but they haye thcussudsof
60 & ! ss9.s g1BARGAINSg 499gsg % ! Z
which they have not space insthe limits OF the
paper to enumerate.. Look at the bargains they
advertise this morning; and though the prices
seem incredible, you may rely upon finding the
goods there:
aRIsELLE STRIPE DRESS GOODS aoc. per
yard, worth 2sc.
SATIN CHECK BAREGE AEGLAIs, :2sc. per
yard, worth s7ac.;
SATIN CHECK LENes in choice colors, at 4oc.,
veay cheap: .. r. A i
SOLID COLOR FRENCH LAWNS Pink and
Blue, only 4oc., worth &C.,; 49,. IS - -.
BLACK AND WHITE snK-MIxED PoPLIN,
soc per yard, worth double the money; ~
OTTOMAN CLOTH, essc., cost s1.asto import;
IRISH LINEN, at az 50, and soc.. very cheap;
IRISH LINEN, at s5c., worth 81, and cheap at
that;
LINEN DAMAsK, the everlasting article, at 7sc.,
worth 81; %7f2a9}
LINEN DAMAsK DoYLIEs si.a5 per dozen,
worth at least o.;
LINEN HANDKERcHIEFS,= hemstitched, at
great bargains, some asIow as asc.:;;lsss5ssE
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, very fine, only
Soc, worth 81; 80 sf.rr + I, ~ i f.f5 q (
MOURNING HANDKERcHEFs, finest import
ed. 81. worth $1.5o: s,n .sas,e, ,salss.ss /!
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, colored
corners, 5oc.. worth 81; sss.4
EMBROIDERED; HANDKERCHIEFs, white
corners, Soc, worth 81; .Attt4 z2' =
EMBROIDERED BANDS, Csc. fol, the double
band, great bargain;
EMBROIDERED FROCK WAISTS, Soc, just
about halft the value 4. Fl i y ~
EMBROIDERED DRESSES for infants at $3.50,
| i worth about IS; -ag
CROCHET EDGtNGs, twelve yards for ssc.,
worth SC. per yard; d acsF-
| DIanTY BANDS, 10 12A Is, %, and &c.;
DAISY or DfMiTY FULFILLING at soc.5 piece,
worth $l.25; e..d ss4l-i &,
LACE COLLARS, new styles, rs, 80, and zoe.
BLACK LACE Wells, &C., worth &c.,; 80
BLACK LACE for reils, warranted pure silk, for
SOC. per yard; t.V5
FRENCH woyE SHIRT FRONTS, the very
finest fabric, only 5dt.. ASS II. sg.ssa
SHIRT FRONTS, stitched, onlyil23e.:
ENGLISH GRAPE, the greatest bargains ever
offered; ss-as-a $ ga ~
PATENT FACING FOR SKIRTS, only SC. per
yard;
Fine SWISS MUSLIN at 10 and 5oc., worth 90
and 75c,:
CHECKED MUSLIN at s2-a, 20 and 25c.;
superane FRENCH soFT-FINIsH CAMBRIA,
Il yards wide, at 5oc., worth75c. f8
White CAMBRIA, very fine, Doc, worth eoc.
White CAMBRIA, extra superfne, Soc, worth
RUSSIA DIAPER at sa-cheaper than the
cheapest; re 7@a .'s
COTTON DAMAsK. for Counterpaines and Ia
BILE Cloths, very cheap; -
Ladies, SILK UNDERvEsTs at o. and s2.soa
pair, worth double. iti-@
Great bargains In -f
CALICOES 4iEt. 49,
BLgACHED and UNBLEACHED CoTToNs,
COTTON YARNS,
and
FLANNELS. "
rEe.
Remember that our store Is ct 1s47 Main street,
nearly opposite the Old Market. gsu
my2 LEVY BkoihEhs.
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Defeat Of the Arkansas BIN

The telegraph brings news of the defeat,
in the United States Senate. Of The House
bill for the admission of arkansas to re-
presentation in Congress-. The question
was upon indefinitely postponing the bill,
and decided IN tho afirErati Ire. As this
must have been acoompl ishod BY Radical
votes, We suppose we may Infer chat the
Radical party mean 10 accomplish their
object by concurrent resolution :, iassesd
Of q bill. IS. 3'7s sl''sss
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fsrsa,.,, s., 49, sr,sui ~,

, Greelsy Oh ths = azit ( !,
HoaAcx anssLsr, beinl um liis
anoring nap on the easy sd sapitol
By the scquittal Of the the
eleventh article, hut9lsd 10 York te
give tone to the comments u che fy;ssine
on the subject. he makes them rather
gentle fof the aosae -n,uch moro civil
ized thaa they would have been had he not
arrived in time md the Thugs who control
the sheet ii his absence had rented their
rage on the subject. .s & {
GREELET essays to involve some Of the
seyeniinde dependent senstorain inconsistent
eies, and INDUCES q little sarcasm, such as
The following s.4s ssiss e ~ g
.s1his VIDE exhihits as least Il resnarkabIy nice
needed 10 sequit An vote. Of afsv-four: and the
exact number required was had TIE coincidence
70 es striking IA that related by Sam eler OF nus
fsthors upsetting load OF voters on their way %
OF Judge CEASE, Mr.. GaEELEY speaks in
the following manner. Sharp as it's, II is
evidently restrained by q sense of respect
that makes the Language employed quite
civil for the Tribune: @ ~
.sThc maj, who has done more than all Others,
unjess I'm ar,eeuniary way tn secure this result Is
chief Justice Chase Hedecided the vote OF Mr.
Van Wrinkle. He didhis utmost happily In vain m
doubt that Mr.. Henderson would have voted Is ne
did hut for the Chief Justices eSertions. Inose
exerors saved IRON an se
fully to Deserve, 49, $780,
The old 6 white hat y appears in fnecon-
trast,in the following paragraph with such
ferocious and vulgar partisans as FoRNEY,
the worst of them, and very few others,
that are bad enough, but nothing to COM com
pare to FonNEY: - 49, 1T - 49,
Mossrs. Fessentien. Grimes, Trnmbull; and Van
Wrinkle voted otherwise than. they believed Lis..
Warped by personal antipathy or pTelndlee 1Ee rt
judgments NAV have heer--we think they Werc-Dut
they are above the suspicion Of yieltsng 70 any
more sordid template on.' aa: s.i.t grFGs-7',
GREELEY enters complaint against the
more prominent of the seven for not having
advised atheir Republican brethren that
ssthey should probably feel constrained to
"svote for acquittal.' Whether he deplores
their silence because frankness might
have prevented impeachment, or have in
duced q delay that would have given time
to bring in the Radical senators from the
South to make conviction certain, we cannot
say, but conjecture that the latter solution
would be more in keeping with the Tri-
ba.ne's motives. M t,.a+ I. .s $500,
But Mr.. GREELEY looks upon the result
on the eleventh article as a settlement of
the impeachment, and leaves Mr.. JOHNSON
in the White House, while he proceeds to
prepare for. adjourning the question from
the Senate to the tribunal of 1.-THE ballot
box That's right, and well done, Mr..
GREELEY. $50 5a.5ss ss...s,-,... sqssq is.
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aThese be bitter words. ,,-saakspeare.

The Philadelphia Press boils over with
rage and ravfng. It deyotes four mortal
columns to yituperation of Judge CHASE
and the Republican senator's who voted to
acquit Mr.. JOHNSON. q FokNEY, its editor,
must be at home; or he has representa-
tive worthy of Him III Chestnut street. He
does up his victims in paragraphs of all
lengths, and curses them in Scripture quo
tations, in poetry, and in the language of
the fsh-market, with rare vehemence. We
give paragraph or two, by way of speci-
men, for the amusement Of our readers {
In Chase, Justice has been prostituted to ambi-
zion; in Trumbull, Craftsmanship has drive!led
turned to cowartlice; lii Henderson, confidence
has been abused by treachery IN Ross. littleness
has simply borne Its legitimate fruit IN Grimes d
id1ocy; In Fowler, treason simply waited for an
opportunity to speak in Van Wrinkle, the cloak
of fair protestatfons has been dyed in infamy
The Kuklux Khan, Senator: Grimes, Jefferson
tor Fowler, {ssBrick,' Pomeroy, Senator Ross,
Raphael Semmes, Senator Trumb1ll, :. General !"
Beauregard, Senator Van Wrinkle, Mostly, and the
entire Democratic and rebel organizations. oppose
the conviction of Andrew johnson.
One month ago, Chase, Trumbull, Fessenden
Henderson, Grimes, Ross, Fowler, and Van Win
kle were men, and not afraid to look their fellow
men In the face; but they have been transformed
by the sayory food of treason into towards, and
impotently whine in the kennel of their master,
the scof of loyalty and the loathed OF freemen.
"Provide what money and what arms You can;
Who hath the gold shall never want the man."
FoRNEY affected to resign his Office of
Secretary of the Senate that he might
abuse these senator's. He has, beyond
question, gratifed himself. This raying,
however, will help the senators, and sink
FoRNEY lower than ever in eyerybody's es-
timation-both Radical and Conservative.
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.AMUSEnIENTS.

A SHLAND FEAST.-The ladies of Ash
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THIS "wednesday EyENlNG f t6N Inc oengls p
for the round trp) can be obtained at the stores Of
Messrs. cambridge Sc Anderson Cardozo, AlSop
land PowIatan Neisiger; and Bell s Co: (Mr.
j. O. Sale) Persons desiring to 60 may leave this
evening either by the so'clock or by the go'eiocK
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