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A. BLANCHARD. II. CAzENAyETrs. E. RANso
Blanchard, CaZenavette q Co
Hat Mandatory.

A RISBOURG & Co, Hatters from
~ Paris, take this method to inform the public
that they have just established Hat Mandatory, at IA
the corner of Market and St. Louis street, agonaly S
opposite the Franklin House. where they make hats to
order measure repair old within "a hours notice.
Straw beached and altered to the newest yle clean
ing of grey Hats for men, children, and generally whatever
kind of work belongs to the Hatter's trade
their exactude and attention. they expect to give full
satisfaction any kind oforers entrusted to them mh41y
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Succession Of Rosems0ad Bergeron.
CTATE OF LOIIISIANA-Fifth Dis

~ 01ct G01rt+-Parish OF Terfebonne T7.~5 Ft+gss$f
WHEREAS, FERNANDO AGUILAR, Of said parish Adj
mnsrator Of said Estate, has fled final account Of his
the Clerk Of said Court praying that
may be homologated, s,f +s fftafi'.,71 ~ I'D
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court at his office in the town
OF Houma, within thirty days after the first publication
of law 5<48E .I.s5. FIet@
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Succession de Marcel1us Field.
TTAT DE- La LOUISlANE..-Cour
~ du Cinquieme District-Paroisse de Terrebonne
ATTENDU: Que SAMEUL WOLF, de Ia dte paroisse
jour at application Greer de Ia dte Cour pour
9tre nomne Administrator de la dite Succession.
En- consequence outes personnes qni pouraent avo d
objections la te deande par les presetes nOuhees
de les deduire Grefer de la de Cour BUREAU dams
la vile de Houma, dams les dix jours qui suyront pre-
miere publication de Get avis simon lie dit deande sea &
corde ct confrme scion la loi. ~ T 81 if
Teinoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Couf, &c
BSHl4 Novembre, mil hut cents cinquante-qu
(46-2t1 J. AYCOCK, Grefer
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-A large and
IL cemmodious Dwelling, Kitchen, Out Houses, with an
excellent Yard and Garden Spot situated in desirable part
Of the town can be purchased rented accommodating
terms, by applying to [l7-nl PERRIN OLIVIER.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-11-11

HRASS SKIRTS.--Jnst received for
" sale, new and very convenient style of Grass Skirts
for Ladies. Isep3Ol WAKEMAN SMITH
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PROFESSIONAL

~ BELCHER, attorney and Caunsel-
VI Tor at Laac continues the practice of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District Office in Thbodaux je11
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y EStu1S eIe 1USeVtOHU DeFye7O7t 80
ETAT DE LA LOUlslANE-Cour
IL du Cnqueme District, parosse de Terrebonne.
ArrENDu: Que FERNANDO AGUILAR, de Ia die r.
roisse, Administrators de la te Succession, &C jour az
pose dams la dite Cour, compile final de son Admins
En- consequence toutes personnes qu poraent avo de-
objections dit compile sont par leg presentes nohne
de les dedure Greer de la dite Cour bureau os
la vile de Houma dams les rente jours qu suivron W
de Get avis snonle dit compile aceorde ct conD'
scion Ia oi.
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N3SHj 1861 J. AYC0CK, Grehef.
Succession de 3isne E1iza1eas p Cooper.
ETAT, DE LA LOUISiANE-Parolsse
IL Terrebonne.-Cour du Cinquiame District Juiices.
ArTENDU: Que JAMES J. HANNA, de la dite palon s
jour fa application Grefer de Ia dite Coul E
etre nomme Curateur Testamentare Dative de La ohe Wv
ecsson, Ia,
En- consequence toutes les personnes qu porrae NH
des objections la dite dcmnde sont par les preserves osu
fees de les dfduires Grefier de la dite Cour sou
dams la vile de Houma, dams les dix jours qu as,
premiere publication de Get avis, simon la dite deina'
accorde ct corfirme scion la loi. m g., ~
~ Temoin main ct lie scean de Ia "iie I'
- 46ot J. AYCOCk. Grether'
Adam Beatty, Sy,,tc, as de 0teanefers n aa,e"1d A.,
ETAT DE LA LOGiSiANE-to"f W
IL Cinqueme District Paroisse de Lafourche .,o;sse
ATTENDu: Que ADAM BEATTY, de la que ,l PaaSS no,s
Syndic des Cr6anciers de p Marcias &c 3 ;;s,ra.
dams Ia ditc Cour compile provisional de son a'
ton, demandant quill soft approuyee TOW, ovOir
En- consequence, toutes les personnes q noi.
des objections dit tabeau sont par les hureau
fees de les dedure au Greiier de ade Couf p yon.
dams la vile de Tn bodaux dams les dix jours ason
la premiere publication de Get avis, Simon iaa'e
sera aecordee ct cOnfrnee scion In lai ~. - c r. is
-, Tenoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite 'o'
s. lOctobre, mil Init cent cnquante qnatre; :, rs,t.
ra4'2tl L. S. ALLAN, ClefA.-
|T HERTZ. WholesalesA@HS9
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A VlS.-Toutes personnes qni dolvent a
IA IA Succession de JOHN HICKS, sont par lie present
reuus de Sc presenter reg toues qu
la ite do son de meme requ de les presenter
dument authentique soussigne WIN H. Raglan,
Sep. 3D. 1854. [40.otI Executeur rest.
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Drs. Ewing d Jennings.

HAVlNG associated themselves for the
practice of their profession tender their seyices to the
citizens of Thibodau2, Parish of Lafourche, and the
neghboring parishes Office Jackson opposite St. Bridget
street, where they may at all times be found unless profess
ionany engaged. April Ist 1854. IDLY.
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THE subscribers have just received and
Il have for sale two fine OPEN BUGGIES also quantity
of Superior Kerseys and Lndseys for Negro Clothing
lot of COLLARS and CART SADDLES. An assortment Of
Clothing and fine Shoes for gentlemen.
juIy29 If WAKEMAN & SMITH.
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Horse Shooting. ~
FULFORD & BRO, are now pref y
I pared to have Horses shod by an experienced v u
Horse Sheer. b March 25th 1874
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Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
~ a4th day Of November thousand eight hundred
9and fifty -four. I46-5tl J. AYCOCK, Clerk.

Succession of Mrs Ezisa6eah P. Cooper.
CTAFE OF LOtlISlANA.-Filth Judi
~ cial District Court Parish of Terrebonne .;#
WHEREAS: JAMES J. HANNA, of said parish, has filed
his application with the Clerk Of said Court praying
appointed Dative Tesamenary Executor of said Estate
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified
file their objections, they have the said application
with the Clerk of said Court at his office the town Of
Houma within ten days after the first publication hereof
the said application viii be confirmed in due course
of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
S 4th day Of November, thousand eight hundred
and fifty -four. [462t] J.AYCoCK, Clerk.
Adan' Beatty, syadie cs Creditors q, p Marcaats.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fihh Judi
~ cial District Court Parish of Lafourche.
WHEREAS, ADAM BEATTY, of said parish, Syndic of
the Creditors Of Marchs has rendered provisional
count of his Administration with the Clerk Of said Court
praying that it may be homoogated,
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections, any they have the said tabeau
with the Clerk Of said Court at his office in the Of
Thibodsux in ten DAYS after the first publication hereof
the said account will be confirmed due course oflaw
49, Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
L. 10th day Of October, thousand eight hundred
~ and ffty-four. 144-2t1 L. S. ALLAN Clerk.
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r HERTZ. Wholesale~A@Sg9
liz and Retail Dealer in FINEG5fSlsysssES
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and@~ = ., charles
JEWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, No. H. s'' N'r
street New Orleans. -, ,;,sd to call
e- Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully inSi'ea
and exam ne his rich assortment
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VOLUNTARY SALE.-Fhe under
signed offer their entire stock of Goods (Which COM
prses tolerabe good assorment at very low rates for
cash good paynasers, we are anxious to dscon-
in our line win find to their advantage call and examine,
before purchasing elsewhere WAKEMAN& SMITH.
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T. S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
IL at Laso, will practice in the parishes of Assumption,
and Terrebonne. jel1
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LAW NOTICE.
TONNELY & RIGH'FOR, Attorneys
~ and Coaasealors at Lar Ifouma Parish of Terre-
bonne L practice law in the Courts of the Fifth Judicial
District composed of the Parishes of Terrebonne Laouche
and Assumption Any business confided to them will meet
with prompt attention
Particular attention will be given to land business,
and the examination of titles. je25 1y
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL hotels
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL-Jo ohm Garrow, Swoop.
Va; Or n ] II Hatchett, Lunenburg; NJ SpTatley
and servt Isle of Wight; S w Whitaker, Murphy.
N C: Mrs Hawes J Halves and lady, Mass;
Johnson S N; John Crookford, Alexandra; John
Mann Petersburg; Thos Howard. Midlothian; John
Morrison Rossdale; Robert + Mayes, Fincastle; e u
Fox. Va; II Pepper, Wyihe; II Bose, Newbern;
P Graham. Tenn; Geo Check. SYCAMORE, Tenn:
Anthony Leesville; Banbhor. Y; w Trimble
Bait; Nj Ogden. N Y: Williams, Farmville; r
and lady, Providence; Wilson. Staunton; Miss NJ e
Wander, Hampshire Babcock and son, N Y; N G
Butler and ladv, Fncastle; w Mills Y j Kennedy
Pa: II N Dox. Nelson's D Nuckolls Ala Vaughan,
Fowman KY; Gravey, Henry;J MoormaD,
CT Lyons, We; A Anderson, Rogersville: K Hill, B
w MARSHALL, Charlotte; g Butler Va; ID Can
field and lady, Phila
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-James Cannon Liver
poo Maj Woodbridge. Midlothian; ID Pur-
year, Granville; Capt Rymon, Bark RIVAL Henry,
Panama; j Ellis, Chas Potts, Sussex; g w Rane,
Buffalo Springs; Sawyer, Culpeper; I Cheath-
am, Henderson; w Rawlings. Richmond J Blick,
] Watson, Lunenburg; T g Higgubothan Liberty;
Adams, Jr., Rockbrdge;J w Turble, Halifax: M FL
Lyle, Tenn; Neil, Va w Old, Capt Ryson, Pow
hatan; r Cousins. Va; Davis, Liberty; Da-
MALL Franklin; III M Damall, Waynsboro; FL Bos-
WE'LL Rockingham; Argyle and lady, Charlotte.
AMERICAN HOTEL Bickford. N C; Captain
Skinner, Y; Doolittle. Cal; w 0 Smith, Va; T
Mitchell, S c.; Mason. Mass f Maugh, Phila;
Pa; G D Neal. Lufsey, Va; w Black, Y; Jas
Brown Ohio; o Durgu lady aud daughter Miss Day.
brook, Md; Bradford E Hazeton S o Oakman,
c.; J Dunn, Washington; Miss Goodrich, Y;
w Ritchie Richmond Judge Smith and lady, New
York; A Skinner, Boston; J L Drew, Miss Drew and
servt, Nantucket; NJ Sampson, Miss Goodall VT,
Cook, PhiIa; J 3 Eskridge Staunton; Bay
han, New York.
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CRUELTY.-Mary Moore, an aged and in
temperate woman was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, for assaulting and beating her husband
Patrick Moore the day before Moore was one of
the unfortunate men on the hand-car OF the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad, some weeks
ago, when the accident occurred, and had one of
his legs broken at that time. DIR. w. w. Parker,
the attending physician stated that the fractured
limb had just begun to knit, aud that when he saw
his patient on Wednesday, he was in fair way to
recover, but That on visiting him the next day he
found that the bandage had been torn from the leg
the clothes pulled out of the box, and the limb re-
fractured, and he was now afraid that he would be
compelled to resort to ampuaton to save life. The
Doctor did not see the assault, but learned from
Moore that his wife, while drunk, had made vio
lent assault upon him with poker, and injured
him very seriously, and that he was afraid she
would kill him. On ascertaining that these people
were III INDECENT circumstances, the Mayor took the
necessary steps to have Patrick Moore taken to the
Poor House, where he would be properly attended
TO, and in the mean time kept the vile in custody
until the wounded man could be removed, for fear
that she might again become intoxicated and renew
the assault upon him.
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THE BLACK WARRIOR CASE.

The prompt manner in which the Govern
ment has taken up the case of the Black
Warrior deserves credit. 1t is to be hoped
that there will be corresponding action on
the part Of Congress. Let this outrage be
met at the Threshold and let us have large
Navy SO as to be prepared to sustain the
commercial interests and the national honor
whenever they are assailed. In truth, the
only way to prevent their being assailed, is
to be able to yindicate them. Among ma
lions as among men, the want of power to
resist is the strongest temptation to aggres-
sion.
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STRANGE CRcuMsTANcE.-Duri the
prevalence of the storm last Thursday afternoon
it became SO very dark, that the gas had to be
lighted in almost every place of business in the city
At DR.. Size factory portion of the burners only
had been put in use, but when the lightning struck
the chimney and passed downward every burner
in the building was instantly set off in blaze
There very little doubt that the fluid passed along
the gas pipes, and finally expended itself in the
ground but how it manag ed to turn all the "stop-
cocks let loose the gas and then fire it, is some
thing that we cannot account for
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EXCURSION TO SLASH CoTTAeE.-The
Young Guard expect to make an anniversary excur-
sion to Slash Cottage, on the l3th Of April next,
that Company being four years old on that day
We understand the Cottage is being enlarged and
improved, and that nothing will be left undone to
render the trip most delightful one. The young
Guard" intend turning out in their uniform on
this OCCASION and will no doubt make very
handsome appearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

SUPEKfsTENDEFT OF STkEETs.-ni the
general rush for Office see opposition 10 the pre-.
sent incumbent Of the shove Office.
hope rome person. who 10 sufficiently scientific
TO have mRd-hoie ftsd NTH grarei will offer him
self caDdiS idss. as the incumbent thinks
itimpracticable, OF win not attempt it,
Water street, between the Dock snd Ricketts,, for
about square. Is impossible with a iosd, and Mr.
Bates has been waiting about six weeks for IL to drv
.ch spring branch running 10 Of The tse
If candidate will offer who viii pay some attention
TO the business streets he will receive the hearty
support of many voters.
NH IL 1t WATER STREET
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rHOs. L. LYME.

To THE CITIZENS or THE CRY OF RICH
MoND- AT the solicitation Of many friends, | an
myself as a candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE OF the City OF Richmond at the ensu-
ing election After many years service in the Police
Department. should my Fellow citizens think proper
to confer this Office upon me, pledge myself to
every eort discharge the duties tathfully and to
give the most ample security for the Just accounta-
bllity of the peoples money.
NH i7-3t CLEMENT WHITE.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March Is.
AR RIV ED

ARRIVED,
Schr. New York, Adkins, New York, mdse., to D..
Currie.
, Steamshp Pocahontas JONES' Bait, mdse., to Lud-
lam Watson.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Pickup, Philadelphia, COAL
to Pickett & Maynard
schr. Camilla, Shaw, Philada., COAL to Wright L
Co.
Schr. Hyena, Fountain, Camden, ice, to Ward
well l. Badger.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
Sehr Westover, Gray, Boston. mdse, ID. Currie.
Schr. Louisa and Margaret, Matthias, Norfolk.
Schr. w. D. Colquitt, Kirwan, Bait, coal, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
schr. John Randolph, Parker, B alt. mdse w. D.
Colquitt Il Co.
Sehr. Leader, Richardson, Norfolk.
sehr. }. Hinckley, -, New York, coal, w. D.
Coquitt L Co.
NEW YORK. March l6.-Cleared brig Chattanooga,
Parker, for Richmond. Arrived, steamer James,
town, Cavendy, Richmond.
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oALoRic ouccEssFuL.-The New York Courier
announces the success of the caloric ship Ericsson
1t Is likely that the public generally will await fur
ther developments, before they place implicit con
fidence in theJassertion
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HoUDoN'S STArUE-Mr. Hubbard has erected. in
the rotunda OF the National Capitol of his fac
sthatte casts OF Houdon's statue OF Washington
1t attracts general admiration, and we are happy
to learn that suggestion has been made by some
OF the members that Mr.. Hubbard should receive
from Congress a commission for one ia marble
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terrible panic occurred few days since in the
Public School at No. 20 Ludlow street, New York,
owing to the clothes of little girl, aged H. and
named Caroline Leonard, catching fire from the
stove. She rushed shriekng into the street, where
the flames were speedily extinguished, but not un-
til che received injuries that terminated fatally
In the meantime the several hundred children in
the school became terrible excited and there was
danger Of fatal panic like that in the Ninth ward
school two years ago But with the aid OF the po-
lice quite restored and the children quiet
ly removed.
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WATER STREET.

EOTIoE.-To THE Worms OF HYyRIc0
County Having been solicited BY many friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office OF CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE in the lower
part of Henrco county Should it be the pleasure of
the voters 20 elect me- promise on my part faith.
fu and punctua discharge Of the duties devoivins on
the office.
nah i1--TuSS 2ts THOg T, LYME
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On yesterday morning. at O'Clock OF SCARLET !, :
yer, in the 9th year of his age. WILLIAM HALL,
son of Thomas r and G. Il. Price. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend his funeral from g.
Paurs Church, this morning, at IL O'clock.
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THE REINDEER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per-
sons who were on board the Reindeer at the time
OF the recent explosion at Councillor, Ind have
since died, and but little hopes entertained Of
the recovery of the other twenty-four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

The death of Capt. Washington II. Secrest
one of the most daring and reckless pioneers Of
Texas, is announced in the papers He figured in
the revolutionary contest with Mexico, and was es
teemed as one of the most efficient SPIES belonging
to the army of Texas He was also in the battle of
San Jscinto, where he did effective service as cap
tain of corps OF cavalry
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY or Rich
MoND.--I take this method of declaring myselfa can
didste for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the voters
my greatest effort discharge the various duties of
it with promptness and fidelity
NH I4-dtde j. r. TYLER.
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During the year 1853 and the month of January.
1854, iorty-four divorces from atrimony were
granted by the District Court of San Francisco
and half as many more cases are yet pending in
the same court
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CARED FoR.-John, the property of VIM.
F. Watson was found drunk in the street and Gagged
by officer Pearce. The Mayor ordered him ten
lashes, and his master sent him to prison prepare
tory to Southern tour.
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Bound OvER.-William Camp was con-
victed before the Mayor of using threatening and
abusive language to Nicholas Ryan, on Wednesday
night last and held to bail tor his good behavior in
the sum of 500
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TIE THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMOND.-The
undersigned, conscientiously persuaded that his
perience, assistant to Mr.. lair (who declines
reelection would enable him to perform efficient
ly the duties pertaining to the office of HIGH CON-
STABLE, sfers himself candidate for the suffrages
of his citizens Should they COME npou him
the honor of an election to that office, he will
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7-tde* T, j LAKELAND.
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Rio Dc JANEfRo, Jan. 2s--MAxwsLL & Wright,
IN their circular. announce sales Of 900 bbis Rchd
City Mills at S24 900 bbIf interior Virginia at I'll
500 and ia5l bbls Baltimore at 20H per bib. They
quote Riehm'd G. NJ 24Ha25A: country 22HazsH: Bal
fimore 2P Dbl Stock in first hands. 1916 barrels
eo33.
Cgfee.-For mixed lots of good irsts and superios,
4f70t9 1880. Little doing, oders firm.
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AcQUITTED.-Milly Coles and her daugh-
ter Maria, charged with concealng Thomas, son of
Eliza Coles, were discharged
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Among those who escaped drowning by the re.
cent catastrophe at Virgin Bay, was Francis II.
heh' OF Fredericksburg, who was returning from
California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

The MEDICAL CoLLEaE.-ERRoR-I
noticing yesterday the elections to the different
professorships in the new Medical College of Vir-
ena for the Chair of the Theory and Practice of
Medicine, the name of DIR. David Fl. CARTER was
printed instead of Dr. David II. Tucker Of course
all persons familiar with the College understood
that it was an error.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-It will be seen
by the advertisement that these superior musicians
will visit our city next week.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred
on the plaatation OF Col. Z. M. Foreman situated
on Broughton Island, Georgia, on Saturday morn
ing last which destroyed his barn, several houses
thrashing machine, and about 1900 bushels of
rouge rice Loss estimated at S12 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

BAD CONDucT-Dennis Roney was COM
planned OF yesterday for insulting an old lady in
the Shockoe Burying Ground last "Wednesday, aud
will be made to answer for it this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

Fork OvER.-John Bowles was fined 5
and costs for riding his horse on the sidewalk OF
10Th street Sunday last
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FALL OF A WAREHoUsE.-We learn from the
Baltimore American, that on Wednesday night, be-
tween the hours OF - and o'clock, newly erected
building in the rear of Norris & Bros hardware
store, fell with a tremendous crash, causing great
destruction Of property. Marston e. Brothers new
warehouse was damaged to the amount of about
$1,000; Norris & Brother, $500; and Hickey Il Sons,
upon whose store the building fell, lost in damase
to store and goods some s., 900 or $4,000 Several
clerks iii Hickey & Sons establishment narrowly
escaped with their lives.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 18th. by the Rev. Mr. Hoge, ALEXANDER
Nee. BELL to Miss MARY MYLES, formerly OF
Scotland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

PARRow's TRoUPE.-Don't forget the en-
tertanment to be given by Parrow's troupe this af
ternoon at Odd Fellows Hail. An excellent chance
for the little folks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-18

Our OF William, slave, in the
service OF Mr. j. M. Smith, was Gagged last Thurs
day night for want of pass. When brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, he was convict
ed OF falsehood and ordered to be logged.