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Marriage siuide.

Young Great Pathological wofk. q every
ose BIZ y doeiof-bsit = q pnsats Instructor
~ Htrued F~rsons or the= al-a, b marry,
beth male and female. IN everything eoacsfn-
ing he physiology and relations o. ON sstu.i
sfssn. AaA IL psodasssBn Or ptevsnton II
eHspnnz, inrludiug al the nen disrssess-s
nsrsF tthrs Ristu IN tht Engiish language fy
Wa ferra. Nh Tkis = funily 4 vsiaabls
.ahi interesting work II n written 10 plaiu
laurnsrr CIR Che general raisf. snd i illns
inisd uiih upraris 4 enc huadrea sasrss-
iagA An younr married people. 90 .hoas epn-
tsmpl.sinr rsaFfssfe. and having ne ieazs H.
ptdimsni 70 mauisd Ne. should rsa tkis
taok. It iisless = frts that every ons shunld
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must hs losksd sR aud not Ne alont the houss.
hvhh sht % any one % the xctipt q
IihT Goats. Ashirss Dr. W.. Yersa. Ns ere
spsues ssFssi sAess FOURTH, ~rhilsdslrhia
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The dispatches Of the 7tb inst.
contain The following
AZ 7 o'clock this evening, the ser.
geant-at-arms of the Senate appeared
at The White House, and was az one,
admitted to the Presidents room.
where Mr. johnson was engaged in
business with two Of his secretaries.
After the usual salutation the SER
g@nt-at-mms saidi Mr.. President
! anu directed by the Senate Of the
United States TO deliver to you this
writ Of summons At the same
time handing Mr.. johnson u sealed
envelope or package.
The President rcplied-"V Very
well, sir, will give it attention"
Tho sergeant-at-arms then bid Mr..
johnson good evening, aud with
drew.
The writ is signed by the Chief
Justice, aud recitcs the action Of the
House OF Representatives; gives Il
copy Of the articles of impeachment;
demands that an answer be made to
the summons, aud the President to
appear before the Senate next Fri
day, and then abide by the orders
and commands of the officer; to re-
ccive the writ personally, or by leav-
ing the same at his residence or at
his place of business.
II is expected that the President
viii, on Friday next, ask for thirty
days within which to prepare and file
m answer.
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The Impeachment Outrage.

The most foul and awkward blum
der Of the age is the impeachment OF
President johnson, but still the be-
sotted and perjurcd scoundrcls who
assume TO constitute the Senate of the
United States, are going forward with
the business. IL must be remember
cd, however, that By the terms Of the
tenure Of Office act, Cabinet officers
are to hold their offices "for and du-
ring the term Of the President BY
whom they may have been appointed,
and for one month thereafter" The
construction Of this language insisted
upon BY the Radical leaders Of The
House is, that Il means that they are
to hold until the end Of The fourycars
for which the President was elected.
and that Mr.. LiDooln's death would
net give Mr.. johnson the privilege Of
removing Mr.. Stanton or any other
Cabinet officer before the 4th Of.
March, 1869.
Let Us reflect a moment how this
would work if Mr.. johnson were re-
moved and Ben Wade installed 10
the Executive mansion. Suppose
Seward, Welles, s,anbery and Nc
CollQugh, should choose to act upon
Mr.. stanton's principle. and decline
10 leave the departments Of which
they are the heads. Would not old
Ben find It rather too empty an hon
or playing fgure-head TO an admins
traiion Of which each department was
conducted as nearly rs possible upon
Johnson policy Ifihey repeal the
law for the sake of getting rid Of the
Cabinet, they should confes. That their
legislation was purely partisan, and
euacted for the sake Of trapping Mr..
johnson, and not because they ever
thought il for the good Of the coun-
try. II they mske the Senate agree
to Ben Wade's proposition to remove
the Cabinet because they are no, in
harmony Of sen,imen, with the new
President, they shall Justify John
sons desire and aitemp, to remove
Stanton for the same reason. Which
horn Of this dilemma will be a con-
iortable u to be impalcd upon next
October Wevcntorc upon the opin-
ION tina, it viii be much better for
these vile traitors, in Senate assem-
bled, to reflect rather carefully upon
this now, than TO iakeihai leisure for
repentance which p~roverbially fol-
lows acting in haste.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stale Of Mississippi panola county. To
Julius 7 Wells and Lctuy =. wtlis heir. aud
distributors u tie estate q Nm. s. Wells de-
ceased, their residence being unknown.
You arc hereby cited 10 appear befdfc Ire
Probate Court q aid county. At the cpart-
house thereof on the fourth Monday 10 Apfi.
iscs, 20 show ranse why The petition u sam.
gel Pcstn. sdmiaigiFator dc bouis. non u the
estate u aid dscedsnt praying Coz sale u
Town lutf in the town n naissyiile. IN aid
esuhiy sheali not ~ granied.
by order u Court Issued February gs. ises
mafi4.st W. p MOpTTEN Clerk
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NEw YORK, March 9.-The Tri-
buWSs special from New Orleans SAYS
We have further complications under
Gen. Hancock's rule. II has been
charged that Gov. Joshua Baker COM
mittod perjury in takingtbc test oath
He is said 10 have put distractions
in the Bayou Teche, in 1862, 10 pre-
vent the Union troops from approach
ing. He is to be arrested by Com
missioner Shannon Tomorrow. Sim
liar charges arc to be preferred agains,
others of Gen. Hancock's appointecs.
The report which l. published in
the rebel newspapers, that the Prcsi-
dent has Just telcguphed that he will
relieve Gen. Hancock, and put him
in command of Washington, gladdens
the Union men, who hope that Gen.
Mower may be put in command OF
this district.
Rebel boards Of registration are to
be appointed, with a view TO defeat
the constitution. The panic about
the city and on many Of the streets
continues.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Rcverdy
johnson presented the credentials Of
George II. Nickcrs, Senator elect from
Maryland, audasked that he I've sworn.
Nickers was advanced to the Pres
dents desk for that purpose, when
Hr. Sumner rose and offered a reso-
lution referring the credentials 10 the
Judiciary Committee, with i~nstruc-
tons to inquire if the Government, Of
Maryland was sufficiently republican
in form to allow her to send 4 Scna-
tor nj this time.
After debate, Mr.. Sumner with
drcw his resolution and Mr.. Vickers
was sworn and took his seat.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Geu,lsman who nirsred Coz years from
Nrrvoas Debility. Prsmaiure decay and I'll the
sarrit Of yuuthfal ipdicrvtion, will, 4. the
sake n ssfsring humanity. ssnd fftr % IN
sho hsud IL NE rcsIe aud directions kes
making the simple remedy BY which he Wa
cared Sassrers wishing 10 pros, Nv The "a.
rsrtisst > rxpsncncs, can d. ~ hy s~adrs~inu
N perfect confidence. tOnN ~ OGDEN,
mayii-iY ~ Ceiaf street. Nsw Yosk.
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The enrolment of johnson nc-
tenders" IN New York Is going on
quite briskly. Recruiting Offices have
been opened in every ward in the
city, and thousands Of men have en-.
listed tl,eir fortunes with the De.
lenders
The New York Huuid SAYS that
in the examination and cross-exami.
nation Of witnesses aud In the di~cus.
sion of points Of testimony and uo;n,.
ol law tho trial will last Cor .sv.,.l
months, and that in the end ,hs
high crimes and misdcmeanorss !,
Andnw johnson Wit be whitfield
down 10 nothing
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w virtue NJ 70 will W Fahdinehl egfnhai 10
mf directed nam ihr tiftnll Court " Pamela
county Mise ai he MAJ Term la0i mtde In
hiaf ~ William u folilfd W. samnal Difk
hh : eii 10 Nbniay ihs "A dsy Of Mach
1894, ai iht gmfthuHse door M Tie town "
ptnNla. in aid county, within awfal hours.
gfsf ~ mle 10 ihe highest bidiei, iot eash,
M following property in-wiiI The easi
hAlf N iht foHihfi quarter ~ section I ftnc.
Hon " ihe nofiheeH quarter " section 70,
and an undivided three. bnftha Interest In the
southwest quarter N section 10. M In towu.
illp q, mnRe 9 vest lying and being IN ~.
n1la county Miss levied on ns tbc property NJ
Samuel pickion 70 satisfy Hld yedldonf es.
ponni and Nh costs u D. JONES,
iel5-lt Sheriff.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue Of awtit Of execution to me direct.
cd from the Circuit Court q Pamela county.
Mss II the Nay term. 1867, made In favor d
Lady Cauthen, administrator Of n. Cauthcn.
deceased vs George W Lane and 4. Bos,, !
viii on Monday the 9th dsy of April. 1868,
At the eourt-houss door, IN the town OF Pamela,
within lawful honn offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder. for cash In quarter sections the DIV
ing property, to-wit; All Of section 2, town.
ship ? range 9, lying aud being In Pamela
county, Miss, levied on a. the property Of said
4. Bosi, 10 saii'fy said execution, aud All Gusts.
r. D. JONES, Sheriff.
BY A. d. DrgGra D.S. marl4-st
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NATIONAL DENocn,rlcC nsrrx.

NATIONAL DENocRArIcC oSvrx.
TfoS.-lt is a somewhat singular
fact, that New York has never been
honorcd by the assembling Of a Con.
yention for the nomination Of Prcsi-
dent and Nicc-prcsidcnt and the %.
lection Of that city a. the place wher,
the Democratic Convention shall
mcc, next July, has thrown the thirty.
Ing village Of Gotham into n pcrfec,
fever Of JOYOUS excitement. The
Democracy Of New York are par,ic.
ularly iubilani, and have resolved
that their splendid new Tammany
Hal, on Fourteenth street. hall h.
hurried to completion, in order ,hs,
i may be occupisd by the Canven.
ton on the 9TH Of July. II i alSo
said that an immense marquee. will
be crcctcd in Tompkins square. for
the accommodation ef The army 81
spectators that are anticipated on thu,
ocasion. A general illumination,
on the evening Of The day on which
the nominations arc made, with grand
'alvcs Of artillery III midnight, arr
also talked of.-Fick.bTry TSmss.
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Ths State q Mississippi, rssolA cesstz. =
me eruisorxnf Je>~< wsisn. dpsesse4
= At The October term, 1851, Of he r.
Coart Of aid eouni>. he clerk q ~
made 10 aid eourt I svpors me H. 70
rrvtased and Registered In NJ sGcs -
I'D deceased, The srsditofs are 10 p>t2sss
appear hsfors seid court o. ne sfh No. q
pvcsmesf. fess. " they skish prsPes 80
V aid report and list ~ erjsr Il csF>
ssio :, y. = wccrrxv. Oh.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

BY virtue n m order q he Prohais Cour.
" panols euaasg, A~isislppi. psaae al The
ianuary term, lsss ] vii, - aiminisiutaf ii
she ESTATE q LO Nine, dsees-ei, IN Ne town
sf balssIils, IN sad cuuau, % che i4th dsy
Of NaFvh. ises ~ raiiie satiion, orr kur ale
b ths highest hliaes. &c essh. shs ioEsuinr
personal property u aid ascsisal nwit: One
Aarss. addls sd hriffs. snt waioohe. one hed
and bsd.tsd. sas Esid v.ieA s.s tisssi, md
and one rsnkiis sscvs.
Fitn W \ HivFs Aamiu.,r.,ot
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Fannie Smelling and Robert Smelling, dcvisecs
and leFatces Of r. ". Draper, decreased, late
OF said county. You are hereby cited to he
and appear before the Probate Court Of said
county, At the courthouse thereof, on the 9TH
Monday In February, 1868, TO show cause why
the petition Of Joseph A. Jones, praying that
the executors Of iestatou will be ordered and
compelled to make him q title 10 iouihwes,
quarter section land No. 20, in township o.
range Q, wet, In said county, sold by tcstator
In his lhiime should no, be granted.
by order Of court.
ja2i-at W. p. wooTTEN. CLERK.
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Special Notice!s

We respectfully call the attention -
customers to the important facts that Svupit
oovsrs AEx prr, and that WI srzp IN -
BADLY, HAnLr. We beg our friend snW
her that these debts werr made % ds<is6e
'raets, adt 70 run tilI christmas, but b =
y soon az b cotton could - pry9x<
market; aud We made or srsssss6tee
soiains.5. livery debs cunirneNd -
debt o. honor, and has no othef hazs tk.u
good faith Of the dshsov, uko>ekssuenlFa
~ 2 pFvrnPt compliance With bis ensAssnf1s
We have spared neither moaey O. lsbos 50
ply the wants Of our friends during IL
ysaf, srd We eauuot hsll<vs NJ ~ -
VIII AL TO respond promptly 10 this sh.
ssfthanu can slvsys exicni linite1 -
nodaiieas 10 their ltIssds u thsy W
ms'e claims rNnciually; bss n tksy M
ms they win mol csly -s>risusly Co..
men own claims 10 responsibility. ~ -
shsssnaiiy undermine confidence thsval
'es seansry. We again sFre cur fiests
earliest possible Vttlencstcf their N
uHs ssns ~in " 90 1urines1 - ~
" NE year. escers by special srrs<n<ut
sslei-= sSiiS 1sourw4
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NOTICE TO

Whereas letters IT administration npon the
estate Of Reuben S. Wells, deceased, were
granted TO the undersigned at the December
term, 1867, of the Probate Court of Pamela
county Mississippi, all persons having claims
against faid deceased are hereby notified 10
probate and have them registered in the office
Of The clerk Of said court within the time lin
tied by law, else the same will be forever
barred. ANGELINA WELLS
tel u Administrator.
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DISSOLUTION.

by mutual consent, the co-partnerthip here.
toiore existing under the name and style Of
Spain a Highiowcr Is this day dissolved. The
books notes and accounts will he found 10 the
hands OF J. ~ lIightower, Al The Office Of
Messn s. II. Butler 4 Co, SardiS Miss. who
Is only authorized to sign in liquidation.
s. q. SPAIN,
j. D llIGllTOWER.
n B.Parties indebted to the above firm
are requested TO settle NJ once, TO avoid litiga-
ton, ~ the business MUST he closed without
delay. j. D. HlGllT0wER.
SardiE, Miss, Feb. /, 1863. At
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NEW ADVERTlSINENTS rs,
nSTER PARKrR Lw. WARD
Parker, Ward 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants.
No. ID Union ST..
(Lce Rock, bd. Main and Front,
Memphis. Tenn.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken ~ % an ostIay by ". r. Watkins
and pasted the 10th day Of March, 1855, a.
brown Mare Mule, rather small. about 10 or
70 years old. Appraised At fny idllau.
marli-3t JAMES BOWERS RANGER
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Tax Collectors Notice.

will attend at tho bilowing times and
place, for the purpose Of collecting the State
and County Tax for the fiscal year 1867, to-wit
Al my ofher, In Pamela, on Monday Of each
week until April I, 1865.
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IysoLvENT NOTICE.

To ihe creditors Of. II. Dyoa, aeed. late q.
Pamela county, State of hi~issippt. You viii
take uotlc thai the estate uf said dsceasrd was
rcpsrssd insolvsnt Il the october terra. lsef, u
The Prhass Court u aid cuanty. You are
therefor, hereby notified and rrquirvd 10 pro-
bate ypur claims against aid dcrcssrd and
have thsm rEeisrcd 10 The oazes II tie Clert
q The Probate Caurt Of aid cuanty ~ the hr,
DAY ef Dsesnbef. isas. slss The sane viii he
fnssvsr barred. n n. BisANKENsHtP.
Nov lest Administrator.
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NJ $50 Tt5H shd NJ dfrh shaI.
isiih#la tfffliy r. Ne llsaffa
,oy II fhii pnief aal llall als.
make rnl mllah iheauf NJ required
w iif lahhfam 81, Hd aad Baiiee.
NJ nall ~ Hrh unliiam Ne have
proved their claims nganai The hank
fura WHEN their psighpo ore hnosn
Sod II lhs soa9pl aad lblnl meeting
II creditors have na ben hold pc.
yiou.ly thg she'll b. called 81 ~,
.sme lime aod rIaoo n ihe hcadnl
N ihe petition ff aaal disthape.
Whm ibn hmung u he petition
foe fnal discharge boz been held be.
fore tho Register, he sball pass ih'
lat examination vi tle bankrupt, i
there bc no opposition, and certify I,
ne renfi tho result N tie samc. and
whether the bankrupt has Nv VI.
ihinrs conlgrmcd 10 W. duty undci
the act.
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Wendell Phillips siys In The anti
SarcrE Standard that " The notion Of
the Senate, especially lor the lost
three years, shows that chamber Is
filled BY greedy men using place for
profit, and by party ploitrrs, looking
II every measure from tie standpoint
Of Presidential candidates interest.
We shall not be surprised, therefore,
IL johnson is able to bride or bully
the Senate into an acqnittal."
The New York Times Washing
ten special says that the bill admit
ting Alabama will not pass the SEN
ate until after the impeachment trial.
II is contended that Alabama cannot
protect loyal people it military sup
port be taken away, unless there is a
change in the Executive. Arkansas
is looked upon as a safer State TO try
the experiment, aud the opportunity
for so doing will bo offered next
week.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METRoPOLITAN-Po a SHsLLRv.
L NJ Barnum, New York; John l. Sloat,
Read, New York; Hon Jnc p O,Neiii, Phila-
delphia; Gen W W McCandlcss, Philadel pb iaj
Geo Smith, Portland b II Muth, New York;
Rshmons HD% E.sioH s Js%e:
Demott, New York; Hon N p Banks, wash
ingtont Hon Silss Woodson and wife. st Jo-
seph, MOI A II Todd aud wife, Kentucky;
John Handy, daughter and son, Missouri, q
Dobyns, Kentucky, Gen Chas W Blair,
Kansasi Hon Sidney Clarke, Kansas J +
Pierce, Galveston, Texas, p 7 dei.se, Wells;
ESn.tsn, Il, and wife, clarke county, y.r
Miss LSyisa Lewis, Westnoleisnd. county;
phis, K 3 Hewitt, New York; Z 'Mesde.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. @. WILLARD.
g Ware, Joseph Z Fisk, Boston, Mass;
n Brisn, NewYoIk; lame, Fulton, Philadel.
Y b Loyeless, Syracusej s $ fryon, Hartford,
Conn; o Q Lewis 4 wife, Philadelphia; Charles
whelp;, New York, John NJ damp, Lucu.
Aeon, Ci,yi Dr. Mayo, Y s NJ Justice Cos, u,
PhilsdelPhissi Charles Muck, New York; Jos
D vsnssnt, PhllsdeIpSla; VIM Norton, New
Jersey. y O Sheath 4 lady, New York.
sEAToN HoUSE-Jous II. sENNEs
j W Gore, Philadelphia; Z T. Foster, Penn;
4 nj Everett, Md Alfred Larkln, Cal; 4 H
Eenwiek, y Ci ID Conkling and q w Greene,
N Y; ID Butler, Clinton, Mass, J Z Gardner
and wife, Md X T Brickiey, Baltimore; s J
Stewart, 0ianse county, VI James Brick.
Ley and Miss M Brlckley, Bsltimorej VIM
Tuttlc aud L A futile, Brooklyn, N Y; ID
Gan, II Albiu Price and W II Price, Charles
county, Md James McKenna, II Hart, s s
Kicker and A L Hewet., N vi A Hasberger,
Baltimore; Francis William, Jersey City; Dec
W Wilson, jr., Upper Marlboro.
wILLARDS' HOTEL-SYKEs & CHADWICK.
VIM Bryan, San Francisco; Isaac Hinckle,
w Harrison, NJ A Harris, Philadelphia; ]
| W White, 9Th U $ art, ID A Mcdonald, BAiti
more; W II Little, Rev W II Taylor, W A
| Young and wife, II ID Robinson, II n Sloan, II
N Baker, Jas Lally, II A Henry, N Y, s S
Rogers, Mass; q Berry, Boston; d Felsen.
held, Oregon; L l. Sayles and Hon l. Eos.
ter, Conn.
| OWEN HOUSES. w. OWEN.
| Peekham and son, u Msnner and son,
NJ Horrell, L y Hill, O w Hill, John l. Val.
lace, s Refs, N Y; A NJ White, II Peters,
philadelphiaj Beretz and wife, Chicago,
| III; ID Waters, Montgomery county, Md; X
Lawrence, Norristown, Pa; Mccormick,
| city; Jos Morgan, Brooklyn.
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n U J Harris, NY; q W Norris, baltimore
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THE COURTS.

EouIrY CouRT-Judge0I in.-This court made
the following order yesterday:
Barnes ct al. vs.. Barnes ct al. Order making
rule on J. T. Barnes to pay t2s2. 90, last INSTALL
ment, absolute; Elliott ct al. VS.. Fizzell ct al.
Wells VS.. Bronson. Same order.
In re. Estate OF Thomas Walter, deceased.
Order confirming proceedings Of Orphans
court.
Adjourned,
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OrRouIr CouRT--Judgs Fisher.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday;
ID. b. Slifer Va. NJ. Foley. Motion to strike
case from the docket oyerruled and appeal
taken to General Term.
The following cases were continued; VIM.
Bobbington vs.. Geo. Killen, Conner Il Eslin
vs.. N. N. Dainese; Chas. Williams Va. s. B. De
yillier; Sam'l Truth vs.. J. p. Clark; W. T.
Stone VS., s. Brentall.
Coddington VS.. q. 4 A. Railroad Company.
Motion iled to set aside judgment by default.
+. Spedden VS. Winder. Judgment by de.
fault lCox.)
Smithy vs.. Smithy. Judgment for plaintiff
Owen ]. Wilson.
A. Hunter vs. willard. Motion for continu
| ance for ten days on account of the absence oil
W. A. Boss, a material witness for the plaintiff
postponed until to-day.
Adjourned,
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The RIVER fRoNr.-Riley's WhdEJ.-Sailed
---Schr. Geo. II. Mills, Mills, for Alexandria
to load coal for North river, N. Y.
Government IPharf-The United States reye'
Chinese embassy, including Minister Burlin.
game, and number OF invited guests aboard,
at o'clock steamed for Mount Vernon. They
lighted with their trip. The Government tug
stephen Decatur, Captain Ainsworth, arrived
from Richmond, Va, via Fortress Monroe,
with the barge Jas; K. GOULD In tow, which
Berry's WharJ.-Arrived-Sch NautiluI-
Ham. from Rocklan, with lime for 5. p. Brown
h Son.