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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March I.-Partially cloudy
weather, with northcrly and northwestelly
winds, viii prevail on Friday over the New
England States. Partially cloudy weather,
with northcrly winds, will prevail! over the
Middle States, the wind gradually reering to
easterly, and the cloudiness increasing, with
threatening weather, and probably snow,
along the lower-ake region. Southeasterly
winds, with partially cloudy weather. will
prevail over the South Atlantic States.
SoutherIy winds, with increased cloudiness
aid threatening weather, will extend from
the Western to tie Eastern Gulf States
SouthcaStcrlv to northeaster!y winds will
prevail from Tennessee TO Lake Erie and the
upper lakes, with increased c!oudiness and
rain and snow. the latter from probably
Iowa to Lake Erie and northward. The
barometer will continue falling throughout
and west Of tie Mississippi Valley, and eX-
tend eastward to tic Middle States.
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POLICE Court, THuRsDAY-Justace j. j.
White preSiding.-Ihs following cases were
disposed of:
James B. Cosby. charged with stealing 4
horse from J. r. Thraycs, in the county OF
Amelia, valilcd 1T 800. Sent to Amelia
county, where the ALLEGED theft was COM
mittcd. and Eailcd in 5000.
j. L. ThiuyeS. charged with perjury IN
swearing that Jane, 4. Cosby did steal 4
certain horse from the said ThraveS, valued
at 500. Discharged.
james Burwcil and Virginia Hall (coloredl,
charged with cousijirinS with William hall
to t!cllaud james Turner out OF $500 IN
United States currency, under false pre-
tcnceS Discharged.
W. +. Cook, charged with ussaultlng ana
striking Martha Hawkins with two-pound
weight; and Martha Hawkins, charged with
asSalllting and striking w. +. Cook. Conti-
nucd until llth April.
William II. Taylor (colored), charged with
stc;llin" one coat, valued Mt 81, from John
Gaines. DSclmrgcd; not larceny.
Polk Britt (co!orcd), charged with stealing
lime from nudgins 4 Nealc. Guilty, and
sent ~ ial for sixty days.
Fannie Johnson (colorcd), chmrgcd with
stealing one chcmisc from Rcbecca stern, was
found guilty and sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Richard Vance, charged with stealing one
silvcr-platcd pepper stand and one silver
plated fork, valued at -, the property OF
York Delaruc. Found guilty and sent to
Jail for thirty days.
Captain Reid, charged with abusing and
threatening Robert Reid. Fined 81.
Lucy Ann Robinson (colorcd), charged
with stealing iron from the Richmond, Fred
crickSburg Mnd Potomac Railroad Company,
was discharged.
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TEE NEW CoTroH Mt.Ls.-Thc factory of
the "Gallcgo Cotton Mills Company' will
bc built upon the splendid site Of the large
.lvurinG mill OF Twelfth street which was
destroyed hy fire at the evacuation. The
new factory will be five or six stories high,
and will employ from one Thousand t. one
thousand two hundred girls. The prime
mover in t.is enterprise is iii. Abram War
wick, q gentleman who has lost more hy fire
than any other man in this city or State.
Twice have his splendid Touring mills thc
largest, perhaps, in the world been de-
stroycd. and twice have they been promptly
rebuilt. The greatest loss was in 1865, when
no insurance could be recovered. Mr.. War
wick bore these losses with Roman forti-
tdc. Increasing age has neither crippled
his energies nor chilled the warmth OF his
affections. One of the objects Of this new
cotton factory i, TO give employment 10 hun
drcds OF poor girls who ;n'c now unable to
procure work, and thus honorbly to sustain
themselves md those dependent upon them.
We understand that tie Old cotton factory
in Manchester paid twenty-five per cent. last
year. and it is hoped that the new one here
will be equally successful. The new mills
will be built 1T once, and Gc put in operation
before the close Of the present year. Enough
stock has leen already taken to secure sue
cess. but if more stock should be put OIL the
market it is hoped that every citizen, e$pc-
caIlv every tladesmlGn, will help forward This
noble enterprise by buying 1t least q few
shares of stock.
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VOL. XIII.

4 RErrBLlCAS's LEGACY TO HIS DAUGH-
rER.-During the last week the last will and
testament Of an old citizen Of Richmond
was admitted to record in the Chancery
Court of this city. In it occurs the follow
ing passages, which arc surely 4 curiosity in
will literature: -~-
"'ro my daughter -, VINO has done
so much to alcnate my affections, but who
still deeply and tendcrly love, l give rs an
evidence of the beauties of her doctrines OF
secession and rebellion, doctrines and aims
which have reduced me from aftiuence to
heggary, and as she get thinks, perhaps, that
'The Lost Cause vii! be regtincd, she
may think my Request as valuable, more SO,
possibly, than the same amount given III
Yu.lee securities. give her the follow
ins--viz., 2j Confederate bonds of h.,
y. d Co., $4,000; IS servants cmanci-
iutcd by secession, $4,000; insurance and
bank stocks, Sl5,h0o; all my claims against
t!Ie so-co!cd Confederate Government, for
The wanton. cruel, and wicked destruction Of
my property on the Sd Of April, 1850, S2O0,-
800. I could continue the list 10 the extent
II more than half q million Of dollars, but
the above will suffice. She will see what the
eject Of secession las been, hut for which |
could have left nj! my children handsome
competency -..
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FARSIrAM's FRENCH TOOTH LozENGEs, novel
and pleasant tlentfrcc-thc finest In the world for
cleaning bcautifying and preserving the teeth;
lorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PCRCELL, LApD & Co. and r. W. POWERS < Co.
Retail, By WOOD s Sons, corner Ninth and Main: !:
\. BopEKEn 6 BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main: BERRIAN s. MCI'HAH,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL & THoMP-
son, s32 maiag MEADE 6 BAKER, 9lo Main; HAIR
HISoS. iIain between Seventh and Eighth HAZARD
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, SIS Broad l..
WAGNER 6 CO., Broad; BOOK, 59i Broad; GAR
NETT, s33 Broad; THOMAS, PA broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoESTMAS:S
81 east Eroad: kINDEEvATER. Eroad; FISCHER.
- east Broad; MILLER. Fifth and Marshall; CAET
Il BROTHER, Brook cnuc aid Leigh street: s. ".
F.igRAE, corner Of Twenty fifth and Leigh streets:
MORRISON 6 FARnAE, Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-siXth strscts.
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SETMIHGI.Y AZ ALMc7T INCREDIBLE STATE
MENT-A Blind MANS EXPERIENCE WITH TIlC
WEED EwISG-MACluNE.-3Ir. j. s. BLAISDELL,
OF South ios.on NLss. aged about forty years, was
torn totally blind. lie had heard his ncghboTs
speak of tho new WEED SEwGSG-NACIIIHE, its
wonderful capacity an! remarkable simplicity, and
was prompted 10y curiosity to call at the company
$aicSroom, $40 Washington street, where he eXtni-
incd il tcXtcrosly and thoroughly with his fingers.
Then, to The surprise Of all, he took scrcwdrivcr.
separated lis parts. and put them together again cor
rectly. He next ustonshed every one present by
THREADING TIE NEEDLE He will now sit for
hours At the machine stitching straight Sc;;nls with
rs much facility and precision as the most expert
operator. In answer TO m Inquiry whether he had
any previous experience with scwing-nlachines. lie
remarked that some little time since lie had looked
the market over to lind II machine % simple t!i:t he
could comprehend it with his HAMS. bat WAS unable
10 find such one until no%. and said he. Any one
could use this machine, whether they had eyes or
not" Mr.. BLaIsDELL has since dcyotcd 4 portion
of his time 10 canvassing ia1itlg sales. During
the last two years he las sold over one hundred da
chimes, always himself 9icing the purchaser in
StructionS in their usci He IS assisted IN getting
about by guide. and may be seen almost any day III
the streets Of Boston, 1t the company'S safes
room, where, for minute details the reader Is
respectfully referred
WILLIAM LoCKHART. Ag"ut,
corner Eighth and Iiain streets.
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Destructive Fire at Cincinnati--Six
Steamboats, and Cargocs Burned and
Ct!lcrs nalnaScs'--L0ss Over Two
Hundred cua T.ity Thousand Dol.
lars.
C1ScISyATI, March Ga fire at the wharf
last night destroyed the following loading
boats, together with their caryoes: The
Champion. Argosy, st. Charles, Kate Robin
son, Mayor Anderson, and AbSona. The
immense New Orleans wharf boat was also
considerably damaged. Other boats were
removed from the vicinity Of the conhagra-
ton by tugs. The fire originated on the st.
Charles, the captain Of which, and some
others, jumped overheard and swan ashore.
l. is feared tiat some were lost.
The Champion was loading for Rcd river,
and had neariy completed her cargo. The
Kate Robinson was loading for the Ten
nessee river. The Argosy had two hundred
iarrcls Of whiskey aboard for New Orleans.
Tile total loss is estimated at over S250,OO0.
Luter.--A lar@c amount of cotton and
other freight on the wharf caught lire from
the burning steamers, and was consumed
Two deck hands belonging to the st. Charles
are missing
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Latest News from Washington.
Confessional.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--Ssnote.-The
Michigan lUmbermen protest against the
Chicago relief bill.
\ biIl was reported compcnsating the heirs
1t law Of john Iinor BottS for property de-
stroyed during the war.
The appropriation bill was resumed.
The bill giving money to s.. Louis and Lit
tie Rock for public buildings was passed.
The Commerce Committee was directed to
inquire into tie qua.aLt!ne arrangements
and the treatment of clnicrants ut New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
House--Thc lii paying the census mar
Shals Of 1860 was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The deficiency appropriation bill was re-
sumed. 4 motion to strike out the one
million appropriation for judiciary expenses
incurred in the enforcement Of the act of
February 2S, 1871, failcd--ayes, 73; noes,
l00 This is the kuklux bill, and the appro-
priati0n is to cover the expenses Of four
months, from February 18th to June Goth.
The bill was finally passed.
Tie Ierba Bucna Island grant was dis
cusScd to adjournment.
The Banking and Currency Committee
reported adversely to Senate bill ordering
the retirement Of three millions three pei
cent. certificates monthly. The debate elected
the fact that there arc thirty millions of these
certificates out. The bill was tabled.
\ resolution appointing committee Of
G2c to investigate the affairs Of the Secret tary
of the Navy failed.
Gcncr:i Stcn1s.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate arm;
committee have convened, and invited :ena
tors Schurz aud Supner to attend to ash
questions. The Secretary of War was ex
anined, and his evidence Indicates irreguari
ties if not violations Of !aw and official order:
| in the sale Of arms to France.
The presidential purity has gone TO Phi!a
IeIphia to return on Monday.
The Acknowledgement has adviccs officer
convictions at Huntsville, Ala, for ku
kuXi>m. Three Of the prisoners have been
sentenced 10 twenty years in the Albany
| pcritCntiary.
Generals Payne and Ewing argued to-da,
before the Appropriation Committee in favo
of a bill paying lawful owners the markc
value Of ail cotton seized after the 30th o
| April, 1865. less five cents per pound for eX
penscs Of seizure.
Henry L. Dix succeeds Mr.. Pierce as Spc
cial southern claim, commissioner at jiem
phis..
The use Of the name Of Thomas Il. Scott il
connection with the combination to raise th
rate Of mail transportation was unauthorized
\ bill will soon be reported to Congress
giving each claimant the amount awarded
him by the southern claims commission.
The report that Polo Barnabe snccccd
Roberts here a. minister from Spain excite
unt:lvomhlc comment regarding the con
tinuancc Of pacific relations between tla
country and the United States.
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NATIONAL VIRGINIA SETTLEMENT Assoc1A-
r:oH.-R"y. J. &. Freedom, late pastor Of
the United Presbyterian church at Mirov,
Indiana, has purchased the estate of Fred.
eric Landon, Esq, at Clrksville, and has
undertaken to establish United PrcStytc-
rim colony III connection with the National
Yigini. Settlement Association. Mr.. Free
horn hopes to form a United Presbyterian
church 1t Clarksviilc, and he will also act IS
district manager Of the Settlement Associa-
tion. The reverend gentleman will bring his
family to Virginia in April.
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ANVIL LoIGn. !. @. MA new lodge no.
> with tEi> l!"Inc WAS instituted on Church
Hill on Wednesday night. The officers
nlectcd are: Senior w. NJ, d. G. Richard
~on; ". NJ. John Pitt; Junior w. NJ,
Charles +. Taylor; Secretary, james +.
Kiddic,l: Financial Secretary. VI. W. Uazlc-
wood; Treasurer, s. Wesley Farrr; Con-
ductor, ;. X. Gates Chaplain, John NJ.
l;rown; l. s, John X. McPhail; @. s., K.
II. VI. Uolri>on; Right Supporter 10 w.
NJ, George ". Taylor; Left Supporter to
W. NJ, ]. s. Burke; Right Supporter 10
Junior ". NJ, john II. Rose; Left supporter
10 Junior w. NJ, I. Wiley Davis. Past
officers and representatives, to the Grand
Lrd.c: b. c. richardson, Or. Il. G. Mcphail,
i. X. Wood>on, William Hail Crew.
These officers will lc Installed on next
Tuesday night.
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New BiILpING AssocIATIoN.---Thc new
Church Hill Building Association will he or
ganizcd at a meeting to be held at Cones
>r!looi-housc tonight. Real property in thc
East End has recently received Il considerable
impetus in price, and the new energy of the
people is ryinccG by such movements as this.
Buldin" fund companies seem to afford poor
men the Lest means OF buying land and
building houses, and hence they will always
hr popular. Only Il few such companies are
needed to make the delightful part Of The
city i;nown as Church Hill Il coveted place
OF residence for business men and mechanics.
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CoLuMBlA, 5. c., March 7.--The validating
act has been passed by the House, and it is
considered certain it will pass in the Senate.
1t declales all State bonds aud obligations set
forth in the Treaswer's report Of October
81, 1871, amounting 20 Sl5,S5l. .Sa7, to be le-
g,I and valid for the payment Of which the
faith, credit, and finds Of the State are
pledged. The Auditor is required to levy u
tax In addition TO all other taxes sufficient to
par the interest on the foregoing bonds.
All bonds already or hereafter Issued are
TO be made uniform in description and style.
al the State bonds and stocks are required
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS -iS WATER.
SATTAS's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY roR
THE HAIR.

perfectly clear preparation, In ono bottle, rs
easily applied wafer for restoring 10 gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance. tn eradicate
and prevent d,lruif, to promote the gro" tn Of tho
hair, ands:op its falling.
It's entirey harmless and perfectly r<e from any
roisouo,ls substance, ard viii therefore takr the
nlacc of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In Use. Numerous testimonials H2sc' btcn ftnt
up from many OF our most prominent cpiLeDs. III
everything In which the articles now In uSr c OF
iectionablc CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. IL
l. warranted .o contain neither sugar o; lc:s SUI
pLur, or nitrate Of silver Clear and clean as wa;ef,
Il does not soil tic clothes scalp IL Is agrceapiy
perfuncd and makes Of the best dressings Tor
the hair I'm use. It restores The colorQf Tie ialr
more Dertictty md unyrrmiy il.sn ANY p;jIer Ere
narato and always dceS so IN from three 10 ten
tays Virtually feeding the roots cf tne ia!r Win
ali the nouriShing qualities necessary 70 It's CROWN
and healthy condition, II restores te decay ana i-
duc,s d new growth Of TIE hair NOR. Eosityeiy
than ANYTHING else. The application OF this won
derful discovery also produces . Feassntard cca!-
ing eject on the scalp, aud gives the hair Pleasant
and elegant appearance. =, ,,,,,,
ed Number OF small trial btles can bc sd by fhose
Wishing 10 try IT, You viii notice that in pursuing
thIs coursc our aim Is 70 convince by Tie actaai
merits OF tho article. - ~.r,..>.c
Inventor and proprietor. Washington l.. '.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO. ffoPFiclTs
Ia 3i-codDel3 Agents isich;nahs' w.
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jon PrITTING.-Wc ct! the attention of mer-
chants. clerks Of courts, sheriff., lawyers, railroad.
steamship and canal oficerSand agents. and all others
having orders FOR printing, to tie facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
BllI-Ilcads, Letter Heads, Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets. Tags. Haud-BiIls, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, Show-Ils, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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lIIGu PRICES FOR WooI.-lt Is n rcmarka-
be fact that wool is HOW higher than it has
ever been Ecforc. An agent tora northern
house now in Richmond is huyin@al washed
wool he can hear Of at Scvcnty-ii and eighty
cents pound. which is forty cents mere per
pound Than it brought last spring. The great
rise in the price is owing no less to the fact
tliat wool-@rowing is less engaged in now
than heretofore than that the demand for
wool is every month increasing. These facts
aflurd an unan>weIablc argument for tic dog
tx law.
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CoCK-FIGHTs.-Thcrew were two cock-fights
in the presence of large crowd at the new
pit, on Main street between Eighth and
Ninth, yesterday. The entries were by Cap
t:in George ON. Palmer, Of Portsmouth,
and Squire Bob Allen, Of Richmond. In
b0tH Instances the Richmond cocks were slIc-
ccssiul. The amount OF money changing
hands on the result was comparatively small.
On Monday next the $1,000 fight will take
1lnnn
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Methodist E,fseopaI Conference.

WARREsTcS, Va, March 1.-THE Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South Bishop Payne, of Mississippi, pre-
siding) convened here to-day. The main
business was the examination Of ministers.
The name of Dr.. Huston, of Baltimore, was
not called. lie has arrived here, and visited
the Conference. His case comes up to-mo
row. Since his arrival Dir. Huston has with
drawn Ills withdrawal from the ministry.
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MARRIED AND oFF.-On yesterday afternoon
James P. Sharpe, first lieutenant Of company
G, First Virginia, was united in the bands Of
wedlock to Miss Maria keenan,, a Manchester
belle, and lately teacher in the public
schools. The ceremony was private, only
having been witnessed by IA few friends, at
the Episcopal residence OF St Peters parish.
The bridal party and number Of friends left
on the 3:15 2. NJ. train Oh the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
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ri TINTnRI' IAIE FITS

BALTIMURF. March 7.-Vircria 6's-Old, t;a
courons. old 81: u"w. 80; consolidated, 55s West
V.!-cnsas, II. North CaroiuIS- sold, So; new, IL.
All hids.
Flour-Wcstcrn extra, s7.c.6s7.s5s other grades
unchanged. Wheat firm; IcnnSy lvania, Si.tS
Corn :..lll ut 5iGi5lc. Iyc Erm ut y:cMsl PORK
si':cs a;c: clear rib sides 7c. Loose bacon steady
shoulders, &c; rib sides 7:c97c, cler ] rib Sides,
cr butter very active; market bare. Whiskey dul!
an,
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Cuban News.

KEY WEST, March ALI the foreign con-
suls were ignored during the Alexis festivi-
ties at Matanzas. The American consul
alone hoisted his flag, though he was treated
with the same disrespect.
There are strong rumors from the interior
Of Cuba that MaXimo Gomez succeeds Ccs-
pedcs as President. The Venezuelan Gene
rails Garlido and Mesto favor Gomez.
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WILLIAM LOCKHART. Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.

have had cpnsi!crabl" sewing done on the Whco-
Ter & Wilson, Grover 6 Baker and SINGER machines.
bit during the last three ycars my sewing las been
done on the WILCOX 6 GIBBS. After most thor.
oughy testing the sewing oi each by wearing OFT the
garments, find tia, the work Cone 10y the Wilcox
Gibbs stands = greater amount Of hard usage than
that Of either Of the above luacincS. The Wilcox
& Gibbs is always ready, always in order, and las
moro than met my expeditions.
Mus. NJ. G.. Town, EIgin. Ill.
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&s-;~-xax SAE.Es TsIIS DAY.

: OK & LhJCNro> Wi! ~cIi II: 10 \. NJ nj their
...iars-rt.nuts. a general assortment q! house
.,., ,..:u:tarr.
1...HA.'t,SON = GO. will sell al q T. Nj a framed
.,r,.U.r ~ the sou,h sitic Of Grace street be-
:-.,., >~ycn'rci.:h and I!@M!ccuIlL
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tE"A<G,rit.>TS FOR TIE CELEBRATIoS OF TT.
r~Hp.s', DAY.-Thc lnass meeting Of the
-, citizen, OF Eirhn,oud It the City Hall
f4-t nj IL wa, vel, a,,ruslu3, and Il fine and
rrfltr,iy.,;r spirit rrryai,rd.
General T.. =. Moore. on taking the chair
I'd he wished !, understood that he had
.. ned the ell for this meeting not as prcSi-
4 ~. Of the Il!brrnian society. but as an
l.; gw:a. and lrrqus. il was necessary that
,.,lu owe >ln;ili take The initiative in the
,...,ar. Tn. oiirc, Of The meeting was to
=. ,,,. arn~,ngr.uc,,fs fer 4 becoming cclebra-
/; -. er fl,r qm!iy,r>ary drirai,ove all others
,,,yr.~, I.i.h lrart--It. patlici's day. In
-,i..ia r,,r,..-tion hr ho}rd al the Iri,hmcn
O., EirF.mp4'i roalI cordially unite. All tie
i.t.a ~..i tt...>aal.,s i,. rg,,stscntcn and any
a.. - .,,,., m interest il the matter and
r.,....- ,... memory Of i. Patrick should
s.. ,....,.,',y invited /, n.u.tjcjl,,tc. lie wa
.i..; T.. L,.ar t,qt t,,,r, vas - ,rnhai ili.y ,I
,.. i,rr..., .,..;,iir, rLfr,e I,art and tbai
...t,.~.,;,,;,, v.n,,,,i 49, ,. from Xor;i,i, and
i,,,t-..o,,,l, Win ,;rr>,. r,m,rks Lee sul,-
i,t:tt.,l the whole >l!irct of the mcct;n,,.
Nr. ?huu4~ O'Eui,li w, rc.rlr>,cd to act
y. secretary.
,,a,nr N-ilry heartily cnnc,lrrrd in the
49,. !, ~ The thai.inar'- remarks, and spoke
,.,l'nu.il~iv Of t:lp a,pro.rhjrw anniversary,
...g ..> many u},a,jnr associations. lIr
l... J f,,,i The celebration of Isl. would he
.,., sar,i ryrr seen in Rlchmoa,!--onc G!
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EEi'r! or 4 VESSEL N DlsTKEss.--On the
ia,' trio Of IL" steamship Isaac Bell, OF the
NH DOMINION il,. between New York and
Richmond. CaNain Brakeman sighted, about
twenty miles south Of Fcnwick island, a
hT~c vessel in distress. He toic down upon
Hrr with haste. and disco cred her to be the
schooner y. Il. Macstuay, Of pAiladclphia.
hden witu sugar and mAia>s.S, and bound
rom Trinidad, IuG,, to Philadelphia. The
s:cain"; 'ow"d the schooner inside the De.a-
ware hrcak-water; but owing to the high
,ti"cs "md rGu@ii sca, Captain Brakeman WIS
uatic 10 Loard her lid ascertain the extent
Of the damage II was in consequence Of
t'i~ delay that the Bcll did not arrive until
nigh tide lst night. She viii, however, sail
ii HE u>titI hUur to-day.
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TEMPERANCE REVIVAL. Tho Order Of
Friends Of Temperance isrcportcd unusually
prosperous in Richmond just now. Artisan
Council has received twenty-five members BY
initiation during the last two weeks. The
other councils are also receiving numerous
additions to their membership.