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,,,a,sfor, OF Time to the President
proceedings Of tho impeachment
,,ourf aitcr Retiring sntcrcstine
pcbntc. &c.
u-,rv,xaTox March 24.-From converse ton
~ ,-r,l,rv among senator's tonight il is
.bcrna that the proceedings which took
-,fa-a III ScCrc: session this afternoon are about
- fallnws: After retiring into the marble
>o~, the Chief Justice. who Is very precise,
.shcrcs 10 ali the formalities stated that
10 r-st question for senators 10 decide was
Won the amendment submitted by Mr.. sum
rr- 10 proceed Al once with the trial. 10 the
notion made BY Mr.. Johnson TO grant IN ex-
.erSian OF ton days time to the respondent.
Mr. Johnson then spoke in favor OF allow
t.r \ reasonable time 10 the counsel 10 pre-
mare FOR the defence, and modified his order
50 as 10 provide that the trial should COM
,ncnce on Thursday the % day OF April. The
debate on the matter was pretty general, q
large number o: the senators participating,
ru: no one speaking more than fc" inmates.
Mr. Sumner was very emphatic in insisting
shat no delay at all should be permitted, moi
even m hour; rs did also Mr.. Howard who,
},y tacit consent, seems 10 have become the
!uouthpiccc OF the $40 members Of the hlgh
CoErt.
Mr. Williams submitted an order, and advo-
Gated i rs the most proper way 10 proceed ~
postpone the further consideration OF IN" mp
piiCatlou FOR time until the managers ShouiH
omen their case and submit their evidence, bu'
il was rejected by ~ negatives 10 aiilrm-
stivcs-thr yeas being Mcssrs. Anthony,
Chandler, Dixon, Grimes, Harlan. Howard
Morgan, Patterson of Tennessee, ana VII
lIans.
There was great contrariety of opinion as
to the probable effect OF this motion, and
many Of those voting on the same side did SO
for directly opposite reasons. After II pretty
!ull in tcrchauc" OF opinion the =. 40 members
became convinced that they could not carry
the day.
My Conklinr, 20 lessen the evil, moved to
amend ,he motion of MIR. Johnson by strik-
Iuc ont Thursday, April ., and inserting
Monday, March 30.
Mr. Sumner called for the yeas and nays,
when The amendment was adopted, As follows
Yeas -NnSSrS. Cameron, Cattell, Chand-
ley, Cole, Coukljng, ConneSs, Cragin, Drake
Ferry, Harlan, Howard, Howe, Morgan, Nor
r.a Of Maine, Morrill, of Vermont, Morton
Nye. Patterson OF New Hampshire, Pomerov
Ramsny. Ross, Stewart, Sumner, IhaSer
Tlp,ou, Wiley, Williams, and Wilson'S.
NalS.-McSsrs Anthony, 5ayard, BucKtie"
Corhrit Davis, Dixon, DOolittle, EdInundS
Fesseuden, Fowler, FrelnGhuysen, Grimes
Henderson. Hendricks, Johnson, McCreery
Norton. Patterson Of Tennessee, salisbury
Sherman, SuraSue, Trmmbull, Van Wrinkle
and Nick"rS-2i
Not voting -Nlcs>rs Wade and Tates-2.
Mr. Sumner then Withdrew the Substitute
submitted hv him in open session.
MIR Hendricks then offered an amendment
that the SrnaI" proceed with the trial WIN
all couyruiru, dispatch: which was aSreed
TO, ana the secret consultation then ended;
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THE STEAM MAS.-The steam man that has
made so much talk is now denounced by II
Newark man, who seems TO understand the
case, as IN unmtigated humbug. 1t never has
walked a step since il was made. 1t was car
rid from the shop where ii was made TO ~
ice cream garden then ii was propped up SO
that its feet did not touch the ground, and set
agoing. Its legs swung back and forth III the
empty air, but that was all. IT was dn""unced
To walk over TO Barnum'S, butit conveniently
got out Of repair; and what is worse, the ice
cream man has got an attachment TO the Won
derful humbug that will not let him walk
The financial obstacle may be only 4 sham, bul
the physical difficulties are real. 1t Will tum-
bic over rs fast as it can be set up.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March acknowledges
93bGe3L. United States bonds, 72A
afternoons Securities unchanged.
LONDON, March Neutrality-suspicious.
ties unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. March 5-Noon.-Cotton
frmer; estimated sales, l2,OOo bales ; quo
tations unchanged. Atternoon.-Cotton
and breadstuffs unchanged. Lard quiete1
at 62s. Bacon advanced to AS. I'd. Tai
low weaker at AS. Cd. The cotton ship
ments from Bombay for the two weeks
ending 18th instant we're $4,000 bales,
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IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO SAVINGS BANKS
WaaingtOn, March 2i.-1he Supreme touri
of the United States has delivered an opinion
affirming the decision of the Supreme Court
Of Connecticut in the case Of The Society foI
Savings rs. Gabriel W. Coste, treasurer. The
Society on the first day Of July, 1863, having
invested of ito deposits S500,0D0 in securities
of the United States, deducted that amount
of its deposits, and duly paid the Treasurer
the tax upon the balance. The Treasurer in
sisted and demanded that the Society should
account Tor and make payment OF the tax on
the fun amount OF deposits, which The plain
ttf in error refused TO do.
1t was claimed on behalf of the State that
its Government may righttully tax the s"cu-
rites of the Federal Government. The prin'
cipal question in the case was whether the
statute of Connecticut, as sought 10 be en-
forced by the Treasurer, imposed a Tx upon
The securities. The Supreme Court of the
United States, Justice Clifford delivering the
opinion, held that this was 4 society simply
for receiving deposits and paying interest on
l!Ic money invested that Il tax on the depo-
sits held by Il savings bank is not 4 tax on the
securities in which they may be invested, for
the tax on deposits occurs whether they are
invested or not. Justice Miller dissented
from this opinion, for the reason that this tax
was only q tax on Government securities i'll
another mode.
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a Strong WhiSkcy Law.

The House Committee OF Ways and Means
have reported the following:
"SRrrIoS -. .ind he ii FURTHER e1nc'fd, That
every person who shall engag" in or carry ON
IN. business of Il distiler with intent to de
fraud the United States Of the tax on the
spirits distilled 10y him, or any part thereon,
shall, on conviction thereof. be fined not less
than 500 nor more than $4,000, and be i'm
uriSourd not less than six months nor more
ihau.rhre.. years. II any distiller shall curry
on such business in any place or LOCALITY ior Il
period 81 twenty days during when tne mar ,
ti,.t value in such place or locallty OF the kilu
NJ -uirit~ produced 10y him is less by more
rha!l ten per Ccnturm than The tax ana the cost
Of producing said spirits, II shall be pr'"G
ftr,. evidence that the business Is being car
'rird on with intent 10 dcfraud the united
S,ar.s And if il shall at any time come to
,u, knowledge OF the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue that distilled spirits are beng
sold directly or indirectly III any collection
district nj 4 market price less than the tax on
such spirits. he shall forthwith institute Il
strict examination into the business ana
conduct OF all the revenue officers, bolh
IN tho district in which such sales are be-
rur r1gdr aud in tn" DISTRICT III when SEcil
minis hay. been manufactured, and The sell
,i.., br!ovr the amount of The tax shall BE- held
10 ha ,riu.u t,ci, evidence that the collectors
and assessors of the districts III Whlch stlu
.,.,-l,- ,,rr,. produced aud were sold nave Sc
,il,.,ls,.. n,rl.r,rI their duties and such col
Ina-.r- and assessors shall thereHpon be sus-
upudrI from office, ana the powers ana uuIles
Of their several Offices snail deEoiVe upon
-url subordinate" officers as are no" DESK NJ
;pd nv IaN, d: which suspension notice shall
hr immediately given 10 said collectors ana
assessors by hccommissioner OF INTERNAL rrFe-
nue. And an pay and compensation snail De
withheld from them until they snall Fespec-
lively Show to tan satisfaction Of The commits
-i0!rr OF internal revenue either mat Oh ine
SHIRTS So sold for less than the tax thereon lhe
Tx has been regularly paid, or that II the TAX
has not been paid, the failure 10 pay mas Hot
been on account Of negligence or want OF que
diligence. on The part OF the officer so sus'
pended"
lit may be well TO state that Prtad J"c's evil
aeute is not, a i popularity supposed concl"-
.iva evidence, bat merely such evidence as Is
,,r.au y, I. true until diSDrortd.
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GERMAN EMIGRASrs En- ROUTE FOR TIKI
Surrm-Yesterday evening about fifty Ger
mans, male and female, passed through The
city en- route for the South, ct0 the Richmond
and Fredericksburg railroad. These persons
have lust arrived from Bremen. These emf
grants are going 10 work on the farms III tht
South, many OF them III the State of Virginia
II is stated that over ten thousand or these
emigrants will be brought by this line 10 Bal
timore during this year, and pass over TN
Richmond and Fredericksburg road 10 then
new homes in the South.
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OPpIog RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD CokPAsY, I

r me TO PHILADELPHIA AND
IL BOSTON RECOMMENDING company
is now prepared again to receive and forward
freight TO and from Boston and Philndeiphih.
Freight for these points leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and at the
same time for Baltimore, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
Vile, Chicago, and all points between Wheel
ing and ParkersDnrg and Baltimore on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and all places
reached by tn. Northern Central railroad.
Passengers Will find this delightful spring
and summer route TO Baltimore, where they
arrive always in time for the early trains
North and West with ample time Tor break
fast In Baltimore, il desired. Fare 10 Balti.
more only four dollars 90.
Freigh It's for Baltimore and points beyond
received Ut all times.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM Bosros TO RICnaoSD.-Mark your
goods keystone and Union Line care OF
+" Richmond and York River Railroad Line,
Baltimore, and ship by Boston AND Prou'
dence railroad.
FRoa PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHaoyD.-Ship by
| the "Philadelphla and Baltimore Union
| Line No. Is North wharyes, Philadelphia,
care Of Richmond and York River Railroad
| Line" Baltimore. .,a.r
Baltimore office, No S Light.street wharf.
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at
4. NJ.
STAGE LINE FOR TAPPAHAsSocx. Every
| TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, on the
| arrival of the cars Ut Fish Haul station, III
King William county stages leave for Iappa-
| hammock, passing King william Courthouse
Waikerton Burlington, and Millef's Tavern,
and reaching Tappahannock IL . o CLOCK same
| day. ,, -
Returning, stages leave Tappahannock on
| WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and pas.
| sengprs reach Richmond by the cara NJ $50.
| Fare TO Tapp,hannock, 81 20. and to oIher
points in proper ~
| WILLIAM Il. EEOS,
| Freight aud Ticket Agent.
| Coptain Joan II. FIREMAN, Passenger and
| Freight Agent. mn ID
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THE CHINESE EMBAssY.-Ne1D 10rk, March
24.-English files, per steamer CITY OF B;tll-
more, contain the following:
In the House of Commons on the 9th Mr.
Osborne asked the Secretary OF State Tor
Foreign Affairs if her Malcstys Government
intend 10 enter into nego tiationS with Mr.
Burlingame, chief representative of the
new Chinese embassy, respecting the treaty OF
Tien1Sin.
Lord Stanley said that if Mr.. Burlingame
arrived, as he presumed he would, duly ac-
credited as the representative of Chim;t, he
should be prepared 10 enter into egotiations
and discussions with him on all matters af-
fecting the Chinese Empire.
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Tpy Rrrrny OF BILLS By THE PRESIDENT
The Senate on Tuesday passed bill proTidihE
,h., The Ten DAYS within which the Presi-
Ann IL required 10 return any bill not ap-
proved by him shall be held 10 he ten calen-
dnr DAYS, except sundays, after the blii i
presented 10 him and amy adjournment when
shall prevent the r"!urn oi s"ch pm sL'tii pe
hold +, fn. 4 final adjournment OF 4 session,
and not an adjournment 10 Il particular das
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The Nrginian publishes the following letter


from Tennessee:
We have Il strange and mysterious organi-
cation here which is called the ku- hlnr ht1h
One of the principal objects of the order is
charity to the windows and children of Con-
federate soldiers. They travel only 1T night
and the sight of one of them makes Il negro
take to his hole speedily. / have known
colored meetings broken up by one or two
making their appearance 1T the door. They
20 dressed in graveyard clothes, trimmed in
red Il hat thirty inches high, with 4 light
burning in the centre. They will walk up TO
Il negro and offer to shake hands with him !;
and when the darky takes the hand, 10 and
behold il is nothing but a skeleton hand-the
naked bones themselves. The result is, Mr.,
Mig gifts \ few nights ago, not far from my
home, of the gang stopped n 4 colored Wo-
man. house to get some water. The darby
was almost scared to death, but brought him
Il bucket of water He drank it all, and called
for Il second bucket; which he drank also He
also asked for L third, which he likewise
drank. The woman, with CONSERVATION,
asked him why he drank so much water. The
reply was, that if she had been in hell as
long rs he had, she would drink rs much rs
he They sometimes are seen forty and fifty
together, about midnight, on horseback, but
disappear no one knows where. They are
indeed Il curious set.
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WHITE LABOR IN SouTu CAHoLISA.-A meet
ing for the organization Of Z; cooperative
white steyedore company for loading and un-
loading vessels WAS held Il few days ago in
Charleston, and over one hundred signatures
vera oh,ainpd within IN hour. Many we'll
educated young men, finding no employment
MS htwyers or CLERKS, are glad OF this opportu-
my 20 earn q support IL manual labor.
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S0aU NILS for ,Sule.

TOR SALE, new SAW MILL,
Il Steam Engines, Boilers, Shafting. Pull
leys, Grindstones, Stoves, Counters, TWO 5000
gallon Tubs, Bottles, Harness. Clothing, sc.
at the VARIETY EMPORIUM, Seventh and
Canal streets. Wanted, Woollcn and Cotton
Rags, Paper Metals, Bones, and all kinds u
Second hand Clothing, Tools, Machinery. &c.
m o6-6iS
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THE PEr31prNT's TINE FOR PREPARATIONS.
l.,rn The short time which has been granted
"a. pr.-idrut i regarded by the Radical I'M
,aachers as in some measure defeat OF lhch
pla~,s, and ii certainly IS Il matter OF cohgra'
tulatiou that there is enough sense OF decency
aud Justice left among III" majority OF me Se'
,,at,. 10 grant even this small favor.
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The TAX Oy EArLKoAps-On the first day
Of April the time expires during which street
railroads, &c. are allowed 10 charge the go
vernment tax on the rate of fare. Al thai
time, conseq ueutly, such roads rs nave charged
MN additional cent fare per passenger 10 cover
thi. tax wil! be obliged 10 reduce the rare &c
the old rate before the war Washington Chro-
7,ici,.
I'VE confess we do not know what Congress
has TO do with street railroads
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VIRGINIA Posi-. OFFICES. n po'n'"!stHS. -
Henry NJ Williams postmaster III Piper $
Gan, Carroll county, vice n. q. Holmes, left
IN. place 1T. Conner postmaster at Philo-
mont, Loudoun county, vice +. Garrett
resigned Miss Margaret >. Stevens post
mistress ~ Egginsvillc, Franklin county, vice
Meshack Griffith, resigned.
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4 VESSEL BrRSED.-We learn that Captain
Dickinson lost his line bay scnoonel ~ NE vi,
'rh,rsd.,. uirht while she lay in Gullford
creek, Accomnc county, va. Her cargo, esti-
mated Al ~, 900. was lost The fire was occ;t-
stoned by the shaking OF some lime III barrels
which must have got wet without INC Aiio"
ledge Of the crew .-EeUtot0n Gu-etts.
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Enreign SplHh.

LONDON, March 25.-The House of Com
mons has passed a bill abolishing the
church rates.
VIENNA, March 25.-lt is stated that
Prince Napoleons visit to Berlin was to
prevent the absorption of Poland by Russia.
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XTIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
Y in the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
for the county of Halifax on the first Monday
in March, 1858:
Mary 5. Fleming, eXecutrix Of Beverly
r. Fleming, deceased, who sues for the
benefit of Henry II. Hurt, sheriff of Halifax,
and is such administrator DE- boniS non of
William G.. Cole, deceased. ....... Plaintiff,
against
Susan +. Cole and John J. Cole. Defendants,
IN DEBT AND rPoS ATTACHMENT.
Tn >; iact of this suit is 10 obtain 4 Judg-
men .at 3s,at the defendants for the sum of
1900, ~ 4erest thereon from the LIST day Of
Janu' .''E2'nd to subject whatever estate,
eth last !. uf PERSONAL, that the defendant,
Joac-s Cole has in the county of Halifax TO
the payment of said debt.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
PENDANT, } ohm j Cole, is a nonresident of the
State of Virginia, il is ordered that he appear
here within one month after due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit; and that Il copy
of this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks in the Richmond DIS
putclt, newspaper published in the State of
Virginia, and another copy posted at the
front door OF the court house OF this county
on the first day of the next County Court.
A copy-Teste:
JAMES MEDLEY, Jg., Clerk.
ROvIDIS & BoCLDIS, y. q. NH lO-Miw
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BILL TO RE.oEGASIzg THE UNITED STATES
CIRcrrT CorRls.-I bill introduced ON
Monday bv Senator Cole " 10 re organize the
rirnuif courts OF the United States - provides
that hereafter each circuit court shall consist
of one Judge who shall reside in the circuit,
and be called Il circuit Judge, and who snail
be appointed in the same manner, nolo oInee
no ~ same tenure. and receive the same
.6,nprnsation u district Judges All acts ;t"-
rhoriZing the district court Judges or supreme
court justices 10 hold the circuit courts are
Loo
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DIsTILLERIEs SEIzED.--hemphtS, March "a
The dis,illeries of w. H. Hitchcock and Brad
ley in Montgomery county, Tennessee, have
been seized for alleged revenue frauds. 1t Is
charged that Bradley deirauded the Govern
mpnt out of $50, 900.
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TrMrLTS IN FRASCE.-LOndDn, March "a
Tumults are reported TO have occurred Il
Bordeaux, and Seditious placards made thel
appearance at Paris, Lyons, Marseilles, ant
Rheims. The reforming of the guard mobile
is assigned rs the cause Of these disturbances
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
after WEDNESDAY, March llth, the fol-
lowing trains will be run on this road: The
morning passenger train DA1LI except on
Snndaysl between Richmond and Staunton,
and tri. weekly west Of Stanton, going west,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and fRl-
DAYS, and returning alternate days. TINS
train leaves Richmond AZ 7:l6 d. NJ. and Ar
riyes ut $40 p. NJ and makes close connec-
ton with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
| trains for Lynchburg and the southwest ana
connects with trains TO and from the NORTH.
but with Il delay at Gordonsviiie of one hour
and thirty minutss--ths connections with
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains !or New
York being re-established. No trains on
Sunday. ~,
The evening passenger train leaves Rich'
mond DAILY Except Sundays) for Gordons.
| vile nj $50 T.. Nj, and for Charlottesville GA
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Return
ing, leaves Charlottesville a. a. II. on
| THURSDAY and MONDAY, and Gordons-
Vile Daily Except on Sundaylat a. u. !;
| arriving in Richmond ~ $50 d. u
The morning train connects WIN HANNAH
& GO. - and TROrTER 3 CO.'S LINE OF
| STAGE COACHES for Lexington, White
| Sulphur, and Winchester. .~eaE
| Passengers for Lexington 60 through from
| Richmond or Baltimore the same day.
| THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all prominent
points II. ID. WHlTCOMB.
| mhs General Superin tendent.
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THE CIHcINSATI WoRKIsGMEN.-Ctnct
OHIO, March 24.-Congressman Carey aa
dressed II meeting OF workingmen III Pike
Opera House last night. He dwelt partlcu'
Etrly on he subject of impeachment and the
payment OF the national debt in greenbacks
He was heartily appiauded throughout.
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LIVERPOOL, March 25-Eue,aing.-Cot-
ton closed active. Sales, $4,000 bales.
Uplands-In port, 1O1Sd.; ahoat, 1890
lOAd. Orleans, 1O2Sd. Corn, AS.
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NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
IN Our usually large and varied stock OF
FURNITURE is now more complete, II possl.
ble than for many years past. BY recent ar
rivals from several Of the most extensive man.
ufactories on the continent, we are in receip,
of several elegant sets for Parlor, Chamber,
Hall, and Dining room. Also, Counting.
room and Office Desks and Chairs. Call q,
once and examine our assortment. In price
and quality we claim q fair comparison with
any similar establishment In the UniteG
States. HABL1STON BROTHER,
NH u corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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THE RUssELvILLE BANK RoBBERs.-EaS
rifle, March 24.-Thc robbers OF the Russell
willie Bank passed Hartsville yesterday, witt
thirty men III pursuit, who passed half III
hour afterwards.
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Horses and MuIes for tGte.
NRION.-This fine racer and magni1-

NRION.-This fine racer and magni1-
" cent looking STALLION by Re- 49,
venue, dam Nina by Boston IA full HS~
brother to Tirginia's uurivalled race---
horse Planet), will make the coming season at
Bullfleld, the farm of Major Thomas boswell,
in Hanover county near the junction, COM
mencing the 18th of March and ending the lst
OF July. Should arrangements be made, he
may have Il stand in the vicinity OF Mango
hick, Caroline county. The war break
ing out directly after Orion's appearance on
the turf commenced quitting n stop to racing
for the timej has no doubt prevented him
from exhibiting 4 record of many brilliant
achievements. The few races he ran, how
ever, were sufficient TO show that ne was q
good race horse and Of indomitable game,
winning one of his races Of two miles and re-
peat 1T four heats.
TERMS: The season vii. be $50 if paid be-
fore its expiration; after that time S3j must
be paid. Groom's fee, 81. Mares from Il dis
lance will be kept 1T 50 cents per diem.
Every attention will be given 10 their care
and management, but in no event responsible
for accidents or escapes.
THOMAS 4 THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
mi IO--oauyjw
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Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The yacht
Gipsy, from Charleston for New York,
was yesterday totally lost off Delaware
hrcakHater.
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q telegraph cable enterprise, connecting
Europe, Asia, India and Chiaa,) and Austria
l!a Is on foo! In England.