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way IN the teeth of Southwestern. and, with
the "inu dead ahead Tor more than 20 hours.
delivered the despatch in IO2 hours at Vera Crnz
This is done with one. fourth her steam power
with an expenditure OF 60 tons of anthracite
the trip, which, at the usual cost in Philadel.
phia, is about 5000. Has the Postmaster General
more expeditions or economical pos, route south
OF Washington of S27 mes?-yN o. Picauune.
Nor
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

THURSDAY, November 10.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Herald, Russell, for baltimore
Steamer Alice, Skinner FIN Richmond
Schr Lewis Spicer, Godfrey from Providence
mdzc to Williams. Staples & Williams
Schr Andes, Sears, I'm Dennis, Mass ! ballast to
Williams, Staples Williams
Sch Republican Dunn, I'm Hampton, corn to f.
J. Higgins 4 Bro
sloop Dsmsel, Blunt, fm Burwell's Bay, slaves,
&c, to the master.
SAILED,
From Hampton Roads, barque Ponix, Bousb, for
New Orleans.
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Is: Cooke. &. w. Newton, Robert E. TAYLOR,
WIN; Garnett, Z. Hall, DIR. VIM. Tatem, j. p.
Leigh, George Blow. Jr., II. n. Buck,rout. II
r. ReardOn, ii. Woods, Simon Stune, n G.
Whitehead, j. +. Hunter, DR.. George Wilson.
L. U. Broughton. DR.. VIM Selden, John Tunis
). II. Allyn, Charles Reid and John N. Taze-
we'll
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From the New York Morning News.
DESTRUCTIVEFI RE--ANOTHERFEAR
Full EXPLOSION-SEVE LIVES PRORA
Boy IOSH-MANY SEVERELY IN IIrPEn

BLY, LOST-MANY SEVERELY INJURED
Last evening, about half past six O'Clock, a fire
broke out in Cedar street, Nos 25 and 81 which
was attended with very serious Consequences
The fire was first discovered in the third Aonr
occupied by Ellis and King as an umbrella facto.
ry, and spread through the building with alarm
ing rapldity. The fremen, with their usual
pTomptness, were Immediately in attendance, and
the premises were filled with these chivaIric and
daring men. when explosion, similar to the one
in Broad street. suddenly took place, blowing Sc
yeral OF them through the windows into the street.
and shaking down part of the wall or chimney.
scattered me heated bricks among the crowd as
sembled below. The report was not heavy. but
the flash appeared like n fierce. blush While
flame, extending instantly nearly across the street.
IN horizontal direction from the windows and
doors, and completely firing the upper porton or
the building throughout. Several of the frenen
were picked up insensible aud conveyed to tho
adjoining houses. and many more were led bleed.
ing and bruised from the scene of their l,bo,s
We could not learn the cause Of this (rigb,Gnl ad
dtiUn to the horrors Of New York fire bnt M
investigation, il will doubtless be found IN L,na
proceeded from saHPetre, or some other harmless
substance
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ELECTION IN MICHIGAN

It's all right in Michigan, the Democrats have
carried every thing before them-Governor, Leg
islature and all. The Democrats have permitted
the Wings 10 carry one or two counties just TO
keep up their spirits.
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The Collector of Baltimore has recently made
ten new appointments, in the Custom House at
that place. Among the names we notice that of
our friend Pratt, of the Republican and Argus,
who certainly deserved something better than an
inspectorship -Keystone
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The following is attributed To one Mr. .Iones
we find 1t in the Cincinnati Chronicle Jones :. 80
on steamboat above st. Louis not long SINCE when
raw Hoosier came aboard At night the Hoos-
Ter turned into his berth with his boots on The
steward seeing this, said, Sir, you have lain
down IN your boots The raw one raised his
mead, and looking down at the boots, innocentIv
replied Well, 1t won't hurt 'em they aint tn,
best I've got. '''' '"o
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LONG STITcH.-Some time about the LIST of
July lady Springfield. Mass, 65 years of ace.
accidentally introduced fine sewing needle into
her hand. which was broken off eaving about half
It's length between the thumb and fore finger, in
direction towards the middle or palm of the left
hand. physician was requested to extract it,
but as there was so lille pain or Inconvenience
arising from it, advised her to let it remain, rather
than cut among the tendons for it. In very few
days all trouble and apprehension were over in
regard TO il. About the last of September, she
felt some pain in the right side of the abdomen
and just above the hip, which she conceived to be
a spasm. and began rubbing it with her hand
when directly the needle came forth and was ex-
iracled. The broken point was about 8 of an
inch in length, and It's fine polish had suffered but
little from corrosion. The course which the
needle took in making this crcuitous Journey is
entirely unknown to her. The distance it travell-
ed in about three months could not be much less
than four feet, It's nearest course bnt for aupht
known might have wandered twice that distance
before it appeared at that point from which it was
extracted.
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RoBBERY.-In Georgia, fellow disOnsed
himself as the devil, robbed the house of rich
widow, and was making off, when Jake Bradlock
returning from The muster field, also disguised bv
liquor shot dead the gentleman in black, in spite
% 'he birthstone breath and his club foot. When
they came TO dlsrobe and examine the fallen an.
gel. he was found to be a citizen of the neigbhn,-
hood.
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COLLEGIATE PEN"

Messrs Hodges s. CO., have sent us a spec-
men of metallic pen, bearing this stamp, which
equals If 1t does not surpass any thing of the kind
we have yet used. The ink flows freely, and the
cut of the letter produced is smooth and well de-
fined. Try them
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COSTUMES

Georg'a-A shirt collar and a pair of spurs
Ihertco.-A blue rband and a string of beads.
Sand,ctch islands.-An ostrich feather.
IeSas.-A straw hat and a pocket handker-
chief. '
South CarOlina.-A segar and pair of spec
tacles. PS
ani .hormons.-A quill behind the ear, and
TWO brlckbats. ~
WclOerines.-A fur cap, guild of tobacco. and
bottle of anti-ague drops 4N
The Maine FOiks.-A comforter and pair of
cow-hide boots.
Co""ecticut.-A string of wooden nutmegs,
and bundle vt notions So
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A lady whose fondness for generous living, had
gwen her flushed face and carbuncled nose
consulted DIR. Cheyne. Upon surveying herself
IN the glass, she exclaimed,
Where in the name of wonder, doctor. did
get such nose as this %
Ont OF the decanter, madam, out of the de-
clans 9
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Inc PetLlhed human body, NOW exhibiting a,
MARLBORO chapel, uoder the Chinese Museum.
is the greatest natural wonder ever eYb;h;,ad -
the American public Go and see tt Ro.,or
Post. O0''"'
III II Is the same that was exhibited in this
c'ty' we can ind the man who made it and who
VIII be happy to supply each Bostonan with a
r re IL Body on the most reasonable terms
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BURIED ALIvE.-A few days ago, as Mr..
Craig Vanmeter, of Plttsgrove township, Salem
county. n. j., was in the act of descending an
old well, the wall caved in both below and above.
and buried him at the depth of about thirty feet
The well was some sixty feet deep, and at the
time of The accident Mr. V. was suspended in the
bucket about midway. The wall caved in about
seven O'Clock in the morning, when the alarm
was given, and the neighbors began search for
what they deemed his dead body. AT five O'Clock
in the afternoon. they found him alive, and but
very little injured, the stones having formed an
arch over his head. His escape under the cir
cumstance was truly wonderful. Ledger.
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FOR RENT
E.f The House occupied by Mr.. Frederick
pansford on 9Th Street, between Frankls Graee;
there good 10 Robt
Mott uert door the Exchange possession list April
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FOR NEW YORK.
,ffTS The fine schr. MARIETTA BURR, Capt. Knapp, is
1 now loading, and having great portion Of her car.
60 engaged viii meet with Dispatch For freight
ase having good Accommodations apply Master
Lueiims wharf,
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OF The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Compa
will be held their Office City Monday the
2s,h day Of May lst5, At IL O'Clock, N.
ap Io-h q. w. MACMURDo, Treasurer
NOTICE.
p ALBERT AsDERsos will preach the Odd Fellows
Lords Day evening. } O'Clock. an 10
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FOR NORFOLK.
6.Ze2e Tho Steamer Curtis Peek Capt.
= Dirs. will receive freight e : Norfolk. ON
modsr.s is. sssy rsa.y Thursday Saturday afternoon
aa IA,s vraurp.a uos,
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j. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RIehneUs. Virginia.
S3O,UOO
Al'raDa Lottery cass 1850 drawn I'm A,~r,n
dra D. C. Saturday April is45. splendd Pr.rs s3o
voo 5000 5000 $780, 100 Of 1000 Tickets
halves S; quarters $50.
Cer'inesies Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $50
35 Half
$4,000
Aerapda Lottery Gas. H. for 1850 dnwu in aL.,,
da d. C. on Saturday Apr goth. IeI5 Braisn Scheme s3o
ooo 10000 5000 $780, prizes Of 5000
Certiheaies OF packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
10. DO 20 Half do
10 do ~ Quarter do 20
Single Tickets and Packages all the Lotteries for sale
V J. r. WoRp.
~ Orders for Tickets and Certificate. Of Paek.r,.
IN the above spendd Lotieres .upyt a,t.
non and an oeia OF
us over 10 All who ordnr nom J. p. WORD,
w 20 Richmond
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ny foloes a. Bfrother,
No. = Main sfrrsf

No Main
FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY Morning April 18Th, store al 10 o'ep,ei W.
~ em Al auction without vsney Aabogany ape
other Furniture. ~
Mahogany Parior Chairs
do. Spring Seat sofa.
Large seu Mahogany Dining Tables
Superior city made Feather Bed.
Hair. Moss and shuek haurss-~.
E-xsnt Egyptian Marble Top Centre rsbs
Do. White
Par handsome sltframe CcnTeI Mirror,
Mahogany Hat Rack, Mshossny Bur-auS
Do Marble Top washsane
Maple Bed~teads. City Made Chairs,
CANTON MATING AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH
20 piece. Ga, 50 and - Canton Floor Matrins
10 " Floor Oil Cloths.
PIANO foRTES
esani6 i Octave Piano made by "Hi.k.y OF Baltimore with
and in perfect order '
handsome NAL gany Piano F,rr, by agavire Phla
ospha has been IN but in eIc.Ien or,r
Pisno Forte by Il Rete good order ard well ui,- for
seholsrs sp I6 Ni.JEs 4 BROTHER All.
GlRANDoLES, SOLAR LAMPS, &c
Will be added
An invoice Of splendid Bronze Cirandos with en-,
p and Gr and Bronze or hy cut and
d'- fh-Se goo are Of late patterns
IN quahiy TO any sold in the u. States
PATENT LEVER GOLD WATCHES
"aehr. made by Johnsoa Jeweed and
hnish These Watches well worthy attention Of ,ho- IN
want and are now sed for examination.
aPId Ian .u,,.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
In Consequence OF bad sale la. been
Poned untL TUESDAY, s2d inst, at same hour
ap ~ IL q, Aueta
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RUS EE - SALE.
Rf virtue OF n deed of trust executed by Joseph
- Riddle and wife TIE Undersigned the purpose Of Sc
curing the Of money Benz puyaL and
bearing ate The sst day Of March, ls43 duly the
Cterks onice OF ieneo County Cour, proceed
TO SELL on the the upper county 10 the
hshes; bidder for cash. TUESDAY
nonh lApr II fair not the fair day
ing real and per-ona conveyed by
uaet Of Land eonaniHs aSnu IL which
and vile RESIDE several Cows three Beds
frniure another of Land
mere OF es- Together VITA oer ac!cs
seng Is trustee shall convey only such
the deed.
ap e-e3tka3t PETER TISsIPy
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i6 ACRES LAND IN HENRIco
By Williams a H.xnII.


ON WEDNESDAY aSd ip-t al mo- o,e,o.s will n.
sod IN front Of our Auction sto.- "
IS hhds New orsans Sugar
lso bags prime Lszlayra Cor.o
100 do do RIO do
100 do do LAM do
% do do st. Catherine. DO
100 plefas-s Cnnpowder Tea
10 do Tsansay do
Is hbts Rye WLiskey
IS bhs Hononyahela
50 bbs Apple brandy
IS do y. Rum
hall pipe- in- Cosn,e brandy
10 do do Common do
20 casks Sherry Win.
90 baskets u?eriae Salad OIL
CANS Winter Pressed Lamp do
go hlTds prime Bacon Sides
10 do do Piekied sbouLdes
10 gtoee na-on's Superior BACKING
25 bones sPerm Candies
IS DO do
IS do Family soar
TEEss-Uhder 500 over month. for approved
paper. WILLIAMS HAXALI..
apig .,.,,a--
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NEW CAssINEHEs AND vssrrNes,
SHIRTS. SHIRTS!

lust received from N. York. large assert.
~ mcp q Shirts % them linen 81 new AMI b,p
hfai patterns STARS = ,so
~ t.,h a..
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER.

I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOX THE MANAGERS, D. PAISr & Co..
RfCB-uoND. ~
$1,000 Is drawn ballots
Drawing received by Saturday, mail. Capitals 10000
2QoO $780, 1900, ll96, &c. 10 Nos Is drawn ballots
Tickets 2.
Also for Saturday Night.
sLFESnfp
Capitals $4,000 400, $780, 2OOO 1901 90 prizes of
1000. 500, 400. 800, 200, &c. IS Nos. l2 ballots
Tickets 1.
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
$4,000. $4,000, 100 Of lO0O!.
Drawing received by Mondays mail April sIst nd C.nn
OF $4,000 Of $4,000 Of 1900 sOeo 3ao0 prze,
1000 besides many prizes OF $50 5oo ioo aoc Nos
IL ballots Tickets IL.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000. 10000. $500 lowest No. Prize
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail April % Ca
pitals S2OOOO. 10000, 1000, $500. IoOO 1904 3 Of
200, OF 100, of 1000, of 9O0 of sO0 Of 700 o 600
1lOO prizes Of $500, N Sc. &c. 66 Nos, 10 ballots
Tickets IS.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000. Is drawn ballots
Drawing received by Mondays mail April 2Sth. Ca
pitals: S30,OOO 5000, 5000. 1900, 1870 Of 2OOO 5
OF $500, 10 Of 1000, 500, 400, 800, &C. &c. IS Nos
Is ballots. Tickets $40.
For other schemes call At Office
VI Packages Of wholcs and shares. single wholes and
shares always hand in tho usual great variety and
usual prizes paid at sight immediately after the drawing
uOrders or packages, certificates single tickets in
the above Schemes and in all Lotteries will be promptly
attended TO, and drawing when requested.
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
np Managers Odcr opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

STATIONS OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an The lbey ean
rof senng Pr,e,. Sra the uan,
D1vn Nos Of HooouGaiia, C,a. Ie--Aprf Iehi
IL Sc ~ 30 SO 80 IS S So "a ls I 4 81
Ticket Nos 4 10 GO Three more pr,..
= ~ 81 soh and paid By
30 AZ 30, STANTON.
$1,000, 1000.
Alexandria No o. EIIs for Saturday Capits $1,000 5000
~ OF 1000, 10 OF 500, &C. 7s Nos u
havcs rs: qrs. 62t cents.
$4,000, 10000.
Alexandria No le drawing by Sundays mail ready On
Monday Capitals 10000 10000 5000 5000 2,oo no \, ooo
&c Is Nos IL drawn wholes 10; halves S: On $50.
Buyer referred my Pr1ss which are rsie,
a The Once, proof Of what done and evefv
drawing continues and pad by ma
% Ordes for i'm Inc .hove
drawing VIXEN requested.
Pjease address orders NJ srRArrpN
~ R,Lmnna ~.
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~ ss. - =. :. s..s.s.. =. ..., s.e..s
- lSsssiKs U1@sss q Us Nskrsit.' sorssrv So
'ssa nsy. aud annoying. ~, ~i,heaii-ysr
d vss rSssssS nor Aaxsaai...a ,A., d. ,...Il..s.
vkIeA I'D rsssaky snessd that eosasy hsd bsss cue
$4,000 - afaai. 80 Asa ssssps I'D bsea .sAs
ssssssnss Dust Mshomed be wounded but not killed.
HE soU, Akbar khan. Jelallsbsd Of which hs wss
rspsisins the lie had not invaded Psshs
- pos'sd On the last arrival but no believed have
The Supreme Government Of Tho Anglo terrific
nee he'd andefskse legal reform Of Imports
declare the awssf England the esasrsl Law throughout
whole territory, and for Oh persons except Hndoos and
- $3.50
NY. MARKeT-Aprl i6-2IPM
Bssswsx 2sS,S0 cs coffee firm; coo q,ls dry cod were
sole o3UGt 3i2}; Manila hemp ses sl la So lead
b qrsd, .invs. 50 H. cash; nsssd oil u 10 de-
lied CASTLE soeP sold from 81 co. and from
store 81 cts sales $500 easyia Al 9ai9l cs
Ma mac: 81 olss; pepper Io3 .acs 2Oo hhds
ksnuehy tsesceo u ~ cts mo.; SIS or cash. drv
Malaga wine sold IS and - casks Madeira Ut 90a
l25 cts 6 mos.
Drudge whskey - cts; bbls 23a23i Gu.
~ bo's. old mess pork s ei2.75, and some lard at
heavy. ' 20
The sales Of are only $50 bales. The m.rks, 10
unsst,ed BY tho news.
Flour 10 dull st q, Go for Western. little NJ
o. sails II o4,6a. .at
cargo Of Maryland corn were cold for dsine Of 46c
VI, but somo handsome yellow brought Az and l5e
SURF 1000 bu North river sold 45c measure about 81 lbs
Jersey sc measure, sales; Oats 3Os3le.
There ere no sslcs day Of Whale OIL Bone Ship
pen oner Sa cu Tor Oil; Bone 10 in few strong hsnds-
In New Bedford there have been sales Of 900 bols NJ
w. OIL, 81 cts, and 1900 bbls, very handsome, 81
cents.
In sugar and mol.sses there In no, much business.
Stocks are fiat No alteration 10 exchanges.
3lV xes brown Havana Sugar, the only lot in first
hands, sold one Of the refners at &c. or a Ile
more.
Y. s. Evsnins.-Tbers has bcen but little done in cot
ton 100 hhds Of sugar have been sold steady prices
chiefly to speculstors. Nothing rnolssses-Jour Com
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM sF.s RICHMOND
nuRSu AN'r 10 q decree of the Ccun... ........

SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM yF,s RICuNoND
tJURSU ANT 10 n decree of the County court
of Henriec pronounced day April Isis IN.
suit of Brannia Wellington wiJS OF Beverly K,nnoo
c-eeasSi and EteeutriI OF has
against George kennon and others defendants
ed acting Commissioners under decree .i on Tnes
DAY the LIST day OF May NEXT proceed to rrs a,
eel o. ani lying in the Counties Of enreo Iauo..r
SOLITAIRE q; present. occupied by George Kenpon
containing eight hundred and tenth,
an acre about miles from Richmond on Cbet
honny Swamp ami the Brooke Turnpike Road TIE .ie
viii be made the following For cash In 80 ,ur
OF the purchase will the sum OF .,
h.e hundred collars with interest 6r.t day OF
Of
OF the 9Th day Of November the decree OF IN. IN 49,
April 1886 neIadnr commston and eo,s.sn, ns 10 Gay
trouble To the undersigned said decree and
the residue OF The purchase payable haf on the n, y
OF January e6 aud the residue January
for each OF which nsanen be taien bearing u,.r
from the day OF e TO be paid when the principal
be confirmed tbs purchase money PAID CONVEYANCE det
BY the court GEO p. CRUMP, D.
aPs-lid IoFTIN n. EI.LETr cooanissrs
Immediately after the sale of the land will no
sod aims Nesro.s-eon'irg Of and Of which
are vry yanaS one Carnage ami Horses o,he
hotsrs; several Cows, one yok. &c
Also all the Household and kdeben Furniture which is OF excel
ALo a small Library or Med,e,I Boos. and r ,, -,
be Books. ~ "
TERMs-cah viii required for purchase OF renons pro
perry
By request Of Gro. T. KKxSox n, ass.
CO Note By DIR. Kennon.-'rhe land adyer.
sed above Is valuable and deserving thu person.
disposed TO make an investment lnted property las adyar
,scs which enier IL in fam IN %
region 81 country has sbunanoe sf timber quail
v'o WOOD winch cut and hauled nav
for the farm the bcst lat not East The b-,hh
ever aw have hved upon now seven my
aa "h'e' never less than my, enjoyed
heahhnot solitary OF bilious appeared in This
,o requiring medical treatment or sickness which
ofhe high land acres cleared nov, generally u
Of the hes The best ernp OF wbeats mali o.
the neshoouhood 10 now poorest nL on
the farm. ~ WI
OF the forestand there lag original growth TIN.
OF Us I'm, ,in'eers Is thought, by good judge.
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
ArRm 10, 1916.
oPENING this morning direct from the North
ern Auctions Of he cheapest Dry ever offered
foe sale In this city via;
baifof nfs, handsome styles 1si IN soc 3D.
bahoino Lawns, styles e5 n 35t
yard wide French Csteocs only I2I
Handsome style American Catcoes 81 IN 1911
french Linens I9i toq
Gotten goods for Boys wesr 10 rs
Irish Linens - IS
n'eaehcd Co,on 81, q. 10 snd IeI very ebe,p
Yard wide brown Cotton only 81
yellow fantfcns ca to fet
Corded Skirts only SO
Sun Shades ard Pafascsvery eheap
Also,
few pieces capstns fsr S7I I'd worn ssl-ops man, o.,
goods equsfy ss ehesp Tor cash. gro w VIII n q '
spp No Main syec, a., ~, ,,.,.
DisCo1TLNUS%cs or THE R1TLRoAD AND sTE,g
MOTT LINE BETWEEN RfcHHokD, PETERsBUR0
IND NORFOLK
A-ssIkvr Notice u hereby given that this line
s now Suspended. until = more .os,ssse Ro.s can
be obtained. . ff -. THEoDoRE = 0AeNrTr -"
a., -. -" supt. u. kP.RgE
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SEC. 2. Be it resolved by the Senate ant
House of Representatives of the republic O
Texas. in Congress assembled, That the gov
eminent oil Texas doth consent that the PEG
pie and territory of the republic ofTexas MAJ
! be erected into new Stale, to be called the
State of Texas, with republican form o
government, 10 be adopted by The people Of
said republic. by deputies in convention as
sembled, in order that the same NAV be ad-
mitted as one of the States of the American
Union; and said consent is given on the terms,
guarantees, and conditions, set forth in the
preamble to this joint resolution.
SEC. 2. Be il further resolved. That the
proclamation of the President the republic
ofTexas, bearing date May 5th, 1915, and
the election Of deputies to sit in convention
at Austin on the 4lh day of July next, for the
adoption OF constitution for the State of
Texas, had IN accordance herewith, hereby
receive the consent OF the existing govern
ment OF Texas.
SEC. 8. Belt further resolved, That the
President of Texas is hereby requested inme-
diately to furnish The government of the Uni
ted States, through their accredited ministers
near this government, with copy OF thisjoint
resolution; also 10 furnish the convention to
assemble al Austin on The 4th OF July next,
with copy ofthe same; and the same shall
take effect from and after its passage.
Ave will now" says our Washington
Union tread the road of freedom aud
greatness together" The President of Tex
as us pledged to give full and immediate eff
feet TO the will Of Congress, so far as depends
upon himself" Capt. Waggaman has arrived
at Washington, Texas, TO select posts to be
occupied by the US. Troops. and to provide
Tor their subsistence. A resolution offering
a nations gratitude 10 Gen. Jackson" is said
TO have passed also, unanimously, forget
ting Mr.. Tyler entirely, and the Liberty Par
ty," without whose aid even Gen. Jackson's
influence would have been powerless. A
joint resolution relative TO The introduction of
the u S. troops into Texas, had been read a
first time. MIR. Kaufmdn's bill, setting apart
land for the payment of the public debt, was
read third time and passed. Also resolu-
lion for the relief OF Com. Moore, who had
been restored to his command. II was said
the Mexicans were occupying two positions
on the fronlers-but they must now look out
for the ." Saxon race" Thus far all goes on
swimmiugly.