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ALExANDRIA ADvERTIsENENTs.

EUELL C. ATWELL, Stove, Tin, and
II Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street rear
of the Marshal House. Alexandria, Va. Roofing,
Guttering and Spouting, will be done in the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
an "
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KROLLERIONf

For curling the Hair
NOR many years v has been the object of
It deepest study with chymists and Others,
70 produce fund that applied TO the hair would
cause it 10 wave and curl equal in beauty 10 the
natural curl.
THE KRoLLERION
Ia the only article ever offered 10 the world that will
effect this most desirable object But three or four
applications are necessary 10 curl It much as may
be desired, and for any length Of me. From the
many testimonials Of those who have used II, the
subscriber does not hesitate 10 warrant the Kroller-
on TO give satisfaction, and prove M recommended in
all cases. -
The recipe for making with full directions for use
win be sent ON the receipt Of one dollar postpaid.
The ingredients win not cost over IL cents.
Direct 70 -- ~.
H. A. FREMONT,
~ q o. Waxran Trnrnh.,l cnr,nfr Ohio
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HUNTS IMMINENT.

And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec l4---eO6m
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ssW- Thos. II. Jacobs issgent for the Ameri'
tan Organ in the Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh wards
All persons who wish 70 become subscribers vii
leave their addresses at J. K. Bates drug store
Navyyard; or at y. Boswells drug store, corner o
Seventh street and Virgins avenue, Island; at tn
Office OF the American Organ.
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EOR SALE on LEASE number Of I'M
improved hos ar sale or lease located IN various
parts Of the city. y. WAkDs
nor is--SH 6sE4a ltnHr tE.tt
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

Almanac for the City Of Wdshingto1I
TuTa nav
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q. w. DREW,

SUPERIOR DYER AND SCoURER,
South side PennsyIUdnia apenue, 6et,oeen 9ti
and 10Th streets, No. 2s7.
an l9--1v r
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a WHICH EVERY BUSINESS

Office Seventh street, above Odd Fellows Han.
nm D2-2m ft,5e N
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SIGN OF THE BIG KEY.
* r.. NEWMAN, L0cksmith and Bell
We Hanger, Royal street, near the Market Alex
andria :,
Bells hung and repaired in workmanlike manner,
at extremely low rates.
mar 30-eoly
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UOHN A. KEYS, Merchant Tailor, No.
a ll8 King street, Zone door west Of Pitt Alex
andria, Va
Constantly on hand Shirts, Drawers, Cravats &C.,
and everything TO be found in gentlemens QUILTING
establishment. mar 30-ly
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a L. GREGORY, dealer in stoves and
Ne Tin Ware Roofing, Spouting, and all kinds
Of Tin and Copper Ware made 70 order, AleIandria,
Va mar SOY
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LARRABEE,s PILE or, TMENT.

GEO. FAIRcMLD, Secretary.
mar 80--deo&wly l4o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-10

FLORIDA INDIANs-It is ssid that some OF the
Florida Indians manifest an invincibie determine
ZION not to sccede to the proposition for their peace
able removal beyond the limits of the State. con
siderable number of the party averse to this step
were lately in attendance at Fort Myers. manifest
ing much excitement and soicitude 10 know what
the concentration of troops at that point meant
This party, in the most adroit manner, managed to
prevent any interview talk with that portion Of
the tribe which had on previous occasions evinced
disposition to emigrste. portion of the troops
stationed at Fort Myers are now penetrating the
interior Of that country, cutting roads and making
other demonstrations that the spirit is up, and
that the kind overtures of our government arc no
longer to be treated with contempt.
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~ seldom recommend a man factured
MEDICINE, believing that, in most cases ture her
EEL pstects cure rapidly ard efec Baily than
C:a Be accomplished by the vegetable es an minerals
q med cal scieace Bat in the matter Of dyspepsia
-F7 5re chrun!c testures about it hich cry often
.-I ei ne Efforts CT nature to create a althy &C.
" % the d'gestiye organs a.d it not uni ? que
ITrh that thousands safer for years. dise0sed both
"'GG soc mind, from indigestion and it4 kindred
10 such, uooHand's Germen BitteTs prepared
ID -! I 81 Jackson, truly most valuable pre-.
t'~.Nf IT isa tonic medicine, giving a healthy &C.
D." 70 me stomach and will be found highly ser
We a. Gil seasons, but especially during the
-ssTei&Ece IN ons course OF treatment; and TO
- taa-r'is under ;hS sad uiasdY, we would re-
| -l std an Application 10 the depot of Hoofand''
- bitt-Ts 100 Arch street PhiIsdelnbia- -
'hi.'tSLa5a Inquirer
"srLis tcr this cty--Messrs. PURCELL. LApp &
L. 5-l2w
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DEATH FROM LAUDANUM Another death has
occurred from carelessness or ignorance in the
use of laudanum. Mrs. John Titus died in New
York last Sunday evening, and from the testimony
at the coroners investigation it was shown that she,
being unwel, procured sixpence worth of lau,
danum which she took in the space of two hours
The jury rendered verdict that death was caused
by an overdose OF laudanum, taken through igno
rance of its effects
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RIC u III ND, VA:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1855.

GOVERNMENT Receipts AND EXPENDITURES -
During the quarter ending the 3lst of December
there was received into the u. S. Treasury the
sum of Sl4, s62 of which l0,3l7, ,364 was from
customs, and So s73,9 go from saes of public lands
The expenditures for the same period amounted
to $l7,477sl5 of which S53e8 l02 was on &C.
count OF redemption of the stock OF various loans,
premium on stock redeemed, interest on public
debt, &c. S3i73, GAO for the Navy s2,4Il 1886 for
the Army and forics,ions and ass ESQ for civil
miscellaneous and foreign intercourse.
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s1SGuLAR.-The Wilmington (N C) Herald ar
CUES that Mr. Loring, who was elected special
magistrate of that town on Monday last, by the
Know No,hinge, cannot accept the Office, because
he is nelligible and that MIR. Vaun his competitor
is in the same condition. The Herald adduces
pretty fair evidence in favor of these statements
1t seems strange that the discovery should not
have been made prior to the election. Mr.. Loring
it is said, will nterpose objection to legal set
tlement Of the question.
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BACON l. Baskerville
VS..
JAMES RILEY.
Copy of su Attachment delivered to Messrs. Hub
bard. Gardner l. Carlton, Agents for said Com

Copy of su Attachment delivered to Messrs Hub.
bard, Gardner Carlton, Agents for said Com.
psny:
ITO THE CONSTABLE OF THE CT
Il TY OF RICHMOND Whereas in the said
city, and before me, James Evans Justice of the
Peace therefore, Edwin T. James, of the firm CT
Bacon Baskerville. consisting of John L. Bacon, q
r. C. Baskervill, and Edwin T. James, has made
complaint that James Riley is indebted to the said
Bacon & Baskerville and that the said James Riley
intends to remsve. or is removing, or has removed
his effects out of this State that there will probe
bly, be therein sufficient effects of the said James
Riley. to satisfy the claim OF the said Bacon Bss
kervl when jud gment is obtained therefor, should
only the ordinary process OF law be used TO obtain
such judgment; and the said Edwin T James has
msde oath to the truth of the said complaint to the
best of his belief and to the justice of the said cai
to the amount of five hundred and fftyseven dol
lars 43 cents and that the said amount will be
Bile on the 9Th day of January, 1855: New, there
fore, this attachment is issued in the name of the
Commonwealth, and you hereby required to at
tach the estate of the said James Riley for the said
amount, and make return hereof to the ext term of
the Circuit Court for the Ctyof Richmond in which
corporation the said James Riley lest resided.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of Ja-
nuary, 1855.
uaw,.os >, JAMES EVANS, -
10 20-law4w3
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A NOVEL CAsE.-A curious case has lately beer
heard in the Supreme Court of New York. viz
that of Smith VS.. Wilcox. The Herald says:
The plaintiff is proprietor of newspaper which
is issued on Sunday, and he sues defendant fol
work and labor performed by the publication o.
an advertisement in said newspaper The defence
up is that the contract is Illegal under the stat
ute. which declares ali agreements made for labo
to be performed the Sabbath to be null and void
The court evidently iEcined TO the belief that ,h,
plaintiff could not recover but reserved the decisio,
until the general term.
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DISCHARGE OF ALLEN-Benajah Allen, arrested
and held fer trial on the preliminary examination
for the murder of Elisha Smith, In Grafton, New
York, during the auti,rent troubles in 1874, has
been discharged, from custody, the grand jury fail
ing to find an Indictment against him.
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FREIGHT AND SHIPPING The Savannah Cou.
rler states that the large amount of shipping and
scarcity of freight in that port, complained of for
number OF months back, has given place to a scar
city of shipping which is quite noticeable.
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The Newburyport Herald of Friday morning
reports the death OF Orlando Merrill, ESQ Of
that city, at the advanced age OF % years. The
deceased was probably one of the oldest shir
builders in the country. He built the United States
ship Pickering in l789 and the United States sloop
ol-war Wasp in 1913. He appeared quite vigorou,
aud well at the celebration 10 Newburyport On the
fourth of July last and his presence, surrounded
as he was by number OF other veteran ship car
penters, gave pleasant feature TO the services
that occasion.
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UNFousDED REPoRT.-It was announced by tele-
graph few days ago, that the steamer Eliza, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, had sunk, and thirty
lives reported to have been lost. The latter
statement was unlounded. No lives were lost.
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SATINET FACTORY DEsTRoYEp.-The extensive
sainet factory in Tivoi Hollow, N. Y, owned by
Stephen Van Rensselaer,, and occupied by Messrs
Chaplin & Sweet, WAS entirely destroyed by fire al
an early hour On Monday morning. Insured for
$4,000.
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Az ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

i n ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH
- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY tba al.
~ "4IlauG, " Guy msrneIing" Isaac Wright, -
'.tetisis Atlantic and City of Manchester -
,, iSI.s aud opening large and varied assort-
NJ NJ u iSjoware and Cutlery
r<~-cs were ordered long enough to give my
Tie ro.st PIE tHe to get them up carefully and on
,,,cbss -. iaVoiaoie termg; all of which have been
10y f"sf am dali looking for the 'sRos-
I,js,,e"nlS "nS othef packets from Liverpool with the
tbe,e-,a -, my ooods which will complete my stock
cy,,I,,v nSst respectfully invite my friends and
aud .ra1;end nd me public generally, TO call on me
- aI'hs ne the finest assortment of Hardware and
hem Haye ever he'd the pleasure to present 70
'ie'i ioi Their use and accommodation F'D7-~ -
Irno,ta..n THEO. ROBERTSON,
~ pT''7f ana Desierin Hardware and Cutlery.
No E5 Main
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RETAIL PRICES IN SAN FRANcIsco-Geese sell in
the San Francseo market at $40 per pair. Ducks
are the same. Turkeys from 81 to 81 25 per 10.
Butter is from 10 cents to 81 pound. Eggs 81
per dozen Cheese so to Is cents per pound
Apples have been sold a, prices from So to S5 per
barrel-the lowest being one bit "a dime) each
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lHE CASE OF BOOTH AND RYEcRAFr,-The Bal.
timore American has the following in regard to
this case:
The supreme court of Wisconsin has ACQUITTED
both Booth and Ryecraft, convicted of aiding and
abetiog in the escape of fugitive slave, on the
ground that the indictment was Illegal that court
having already decided the fugitive slave law to
be unconstitutional The action of this court thus
| arrests the Judgment Of the United States court
and even snnuls its sentence The matter uoht m
be promptly brought before the United States su
preme Court, in order that the copstitutonality Of
the law may be placed above the quibbing of the
State courts"
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Senator Toombs,of Georgia, has been summon
ed home from Washington, on account of Illness il
his family.
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During the trial OF one Bond, of Oxford, Mass
lately a brother of the defendant testified that hi
wrote certain letter to his brother, bu, very soor
swore that he could not write at all. Upon beipe
questioned in regard to having written the letter
he said that hesletter written under his di'
rections, "by another nGn.' Question, by Detrici
Attorney. "Who was the man7" Witness, al
wac my cunt" The witness was Informed that he
might take his seat
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HAIR CUTTING,-CitiZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing TO get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, woTld advise them
10 call or HCBSON, under the Ame ticau Hotel en-
tIspoe On itth street.
Blot, Cold spd Shower Baths can be had at
S. hours Single Bath 25c., or Ticsets for 81
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Destructive FIRE-On Tuesday last, fire oc
Cured in Hamburg, (near Augusta, Georgia. which
destroyed the dwellings of Mr. Sale and Mr.. Bow
ers and the Baptist church.
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The ladies who nobbed liquor sellers prerni
ses. and destroyed s200 worth Of the "crahur, =
at Mt Pleasant, Hamilton county, Ohio, have all
been discharged The Cincinnati Commercial, In
noticing the Investigation, says 1.-The ladies were
most them young, and all pretty" No wonder
hey were discharged,
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A Miss Norwood was seriously burned on the
night OF the 3Oh ut, at the Academy in the town of
ing near the fire in the music ROOM when her dress
took fire. and in her fright she attempted to run
down stairs, but fell and rolled down There hap
pened to be some gentlemen near by, who sue
ceeded in smother'ng the fire by wrapping her in
cloaks. She was friehtfully and seriously burned
and there is but little hope Of her recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-10

North CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-The French
Broad Railroad charter has finally passed both
branches of the North Carolina Legislature, and is
law.
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A MUsEMENT.-Ihere is no place to

A MUSEMEET.-Ihe here is no place to
"A spend an hour, free of cost more pleasantly.
in Richmond. than at OSBORNE'S splendid DA-
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES. well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has beep
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up hkenesses In
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competiiian.
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl Shell, and Morocco CASES, Of every descrip-
ton. OSBORNE'S GALLERY.
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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COMFORT GIVING EsTIwATE.-Of the total
OF $500 600 100 said TO be invested in rail-
roads in the United States, onefourth-or $50
COO 0c0-is estimated to be entirely sunk to the
stockholders
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GENERAL AGENoY, FoR rHE SALE

VFNENAL AHENUf, FON THE SALE AND
PUECHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIE. Score
fGFy Of the Tirginia State Agricultural Society and
n AUGUST offer their services 10 the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in Tirginia and the Southern and Western
STATES.
0thce-stthe Office of the pirginia State Agrfcul.
tqyat Secretly, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, Moray PUBLIC ASp kccoUNrAEr
Odice-srabove. fe9-ts
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STEAMER SUNK.-The steamer Fashion, No .
running between Augusta and Savannah, wss
snsgged and entirely disabled on Saturday last
about 100 miles above the latter place. She had on
board siderable quantity OF cotton, which was
saved
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EIFTY CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs

Il are all the rage in our city, and POWERS
DUKE are the only men that can give You q superb
likeness for FIFTY CENTS. This is no humbug. Their
flesh tint Daguerreotypes the best we have ever
seen, and all their pictures warranted to please
no SALE We have seen hundreds of their so cent
Likenesses and we pronounce them inferio. to none
and far superior to many taken st 9th Galleries
a cost of TWO DOLLARS For good and cheap Pic.
ture, call at POWERS Il DUKE, 1S9 Main st.,
Over Woodhouses Bookstore, Eagle Square.
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PRoH1B1ToRY LIQUoR LAW IN MIcHIaAN-The
governor of Michigan has signed the prohibiory
liquor bill passed at the legislature of that State
few days ago. 1t takes effect in ninety days after
its approval. There are some provisions about i.
that render it doubtful whether is constitutional or
not.
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The best heater to resist winter with Is benevo
lent heart Those who have tried improved stove
and failed, will please to remember that load o
wood given TO poor person warns you almost a
much as ii does him. Tryit.
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The Hon. Walter T. Coqutt is lying quite i'll at
his residence In Columbus, Ga. His health has
been impaired for time.
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THOMAS w. kEESEE,


Otfice with Csc. J. SUMNER, No. 90 Pearl ST..
VIII att nd to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE. 80
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RFnnrAr--ILs Nffice nf ths R,runo

EtNuVAL.-J Ao UInce OF the RICHMOND
FikE ASSOCIATION hiss been removed TO the second
story Of tne Building corner of Main and lIth sts-
EE- Entrance CT II h street
Apn.i,a-t0us fer FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES, will bs promptly attended to.
Nfthout bosstinF OF their ability 10 comply with
their Obligations, they take pleasure in referring
z.l who have had business with the Office for the
s2tst.ctOTy manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JNO. II. ROsHER, SECRETARY. ia Is
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David Wright, who was convicted Of the muir
der OF Deputy Marshal Robinson, of Columbus
| Ga, has been sentenced TO be hung at that place
on the 10th of February.
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EMIGRATION To TExAs.-The Jefferson CTexae)
Herald says tide of emigration continues to pour
through that town. Most of the ernigrants are
from Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi and all OF
them have more or less slave property.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAIRY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
a. SIX AND \ AeUARTEN CENTsPER WEEK, payable 20
the Carlier we KY. Price for mailing 81 year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
6sv, and msled tc subscribers at 81 peranngna.
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AMERICAN STEAMERS roR THE EUROPEAN War
1t is asserted In OF the Southampton (English)
papers that tho British havc just despatched two
naval officers to the United States, to purchase a
large number of steamers for war purposes. YES
sells of light draughts of water Tor In the OF
Azof and In the Balc, are the class understood 10
be wanted.
TIE JEws IN POLAND The recruiting amongst
the Jews, and the carrying off flor the Military
schoolsl OF Jewish children aged from eight TO ten.
cause amongst that class of Inhabitants In Poland,
indescrit able terror and desolation In all the
towns and villages pear Kielce, nothing but weep
ing and iameniation are to be heard.
WHAT THEY BsINa.-The Y. Board Of Emf
grafton estimates that $50 Ia money has been
brought into the country In the last year by Ger.
man efnigrants
Gov. Wright OF Indiana, has Withdrawn from
the Methodist Church. assigning that his pastor
eKaow Nothing"
Last Wednesday night, a lad named Jas. Sumer
fifteen wears old, was frozen to death at Yncennes,
Ind some one had given him liquor and made him
drunk.
AT an election for town authorities the other day
Ia Wadesboro, N. c., the Nnow Nothing ticket
was elected BY vote oi ten to one.
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'on c EloRAGE.-D. b. BRIDGFORD
-, " y Warehouses, Corner Porn ard no.L ats
So o tyf .9'ton. Cofse. Flour, Whent. Sursr Mo
Of Cs, met@ls Hay Lime and every description
s,r ILahal%s These are first class stores "a in
~ the lowest rates Vessel, of fhe 1s,sss. ssa IN
std MAIZE ge IA 'front.' Of the Store CITY WeisbeT
For SSs'ofer Sssafer constantly in attendance.
ihIE
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A WIDOWS BAMENT.-The Shasta Courier has
the subj lined experience of an Oregon widow dur.
ing her sol ourn the Pacific coast:
have indeed been most unfortunate. Both of
my arms are slightly pslsed, each of my legs hes
been broken, my health is generally bad; have had
four husbands in my time, but they all up and died.
poor things! and had four yoke of oxen, and the
cussed Indians stoe and eat them''
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

gT- 1&e circulation OF the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
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CTILL FURTHER REDUCTION. I4a

~ EAGLE SQUARE As the time approaches for
closing out our stock, we will offer great induce
ments to purchasers. Among the various articles In
which we are offering great bargains, will be found
Lancaster Quilts
Silk Umbrellas q: H
Festings; Pocket Silk Hdkfs
Plain and Printed Mouslins
Do do Bereges and Tissues .-4
Muslin and Berege Robes, with variety of other
articles for Evening Dresses l5J
Plain and fg'd Plaid and Brocade Silks
French Meruoes, Bombszines and A1pacas
Lace Curtains; Table Damasks "a
Diapers and Towelings
Cambria and Muslin Collars and Sleeves g
Do do Edgings and Insertings BIZ
Va.encias; Thread and Bobbin Edgings and In.
ssTtings
Gioghams French Calicoes and Brilliants -
Figd Swiss Muslins #EaE-- Z =
ia Sets PARKER, BAYLEY L. NIMMO
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MORE FALUREs.-The Geneva Gazette states
that the banking house of N kidder, of that vii
lage, suspended payment on Thursday last. Liza
bilities 5000 900 The depositors embrace all class
es Of citizens. kidder was large s,ockholder in
the Bank OF Baubridge, and that institution has
also suspended. He was alao concerned in the
Bank OF Hornelsville, which is in bad repute, ac-
cordiDg to the eGazette.-Al6aay Register