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NEW GOODS.

rX'HE undersigned opening 1t their new Store
Il No. % Main -. very general assortment Of
sonshie
HDHk~ @"0D AD%3e
Embracing many and desirable articles that
the Our Of plain bound and
unbound Shawls Grape Silk and rAibet Shsvl>, with
heavy silk fringe every shade ssse Ha-eelonis azd
Book Muslin handkerchief. Craps. 1aAFe Less, Wash
tanre AMI Sheer Book Nuslins Cloves Hosiery and Lin
en- Hsndkcrchiefs Me-Inoes, Thbess Alr~ess Esgenas
and silk warp instrce. Il al shASe extensive and
are unsurpassed in heaaty e style. Together with
very general variety Of
Ladies' City Made Shoes,
Warranted Of the best material And workmanship Aisc
heavy stock Of scds seys fsa and winter Roots
and Shoes, Hats Caps. Ac., all 81 which intend
sell a the lowest cash pres ssi respectfully
friends and the puhlic to aTcplz ard
selves.
:. al. C. HApIEY
18th months. 18th 1855 Se-tf
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Extraordinary Disclosure

/ EAtidui utifdlt DiSClUSuic.
Vt, alni,,ei fas th3. the allied armie. in The caea
a happy re tie s hs the s.
s srs Is and ts s ss ss 70 e
large we'll .slostea staple
DRY GOODS.
As cheap As ths cheapest
/ AID ne.t a nea,ess-
/ AL nes. 50 io-,
sn' as.arsnat... so great,
I pn. .n1 a.ssd =, - car. can show.
Rut"rh.s does
Is The thing" nov dag
Is ,rae what ash he nc s. rTsve, u,.,
Wei We VIII e. say to our Trend. and sa.oHe
personal customers, merit son,nasaes .
ID, s.S ogs ,,es u Sqi'e 2, large As usual We bought
and are satisfied with small, profits less than New l0rA
Ladies' GOODS
Plain saIk large stock ana sue
Hs.a ..s o:. s G
Be.ss si and riEcr. sha-i. yaeon.s and Lac: coArs
ehsrnises Lace and rioansins Cap Goods
Ja.oae, Eshons Trimmings. six Lace aud PRINCES as
HOSIERY
- Arery .rs s .Gs s of Of Hos. and half rom
he M SS:' S, aS 1
.h'nsa , iron a NJ to 'e' cotton meFno and
EBOUnetS.
large assortment Of the --latest styles Of
and boy 3 Panama Mexican Mandarin Ieshorn. Rutland
s0 n eur .na pe
Cloths Fancy Black French Cassmeres pocsktns
Cashmere Satinet. Linen
aie Cambietsens. Croton cloths, Coat Linens satin.
Marseillrs and Velvet |estines.
Variety
Wide curtain Linen and OH Shades: eleaehe and brown
French Gnghsms, FIannsis white
Coverles Seamless Bags Carpets "a large lott Umbrellas
fsrasoi- Looking Glasses Carpet Satches
Paper Coveriet Warp, WIcing,
Irvine Cotton Cording. &c 90 Don forget the Pet Lamb
aud striped Balls.
No. :. Main street, Richmond, Indiana
SCOTT IL CRAWFORD
March 30. 1855
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AUCTION.

"a y
NOW Is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS,
fENHE would inform the ladies Of this city and
vicinity ne will sell publ auction his
room OF Millinery, Dress
Fancy Goods sale positive and without TeseFvecom-
mencirc Monday afternoon, 60 every
afternoon until all is sold. SAMUEL CONE
W L. FAUQUHAR, Auctioneer
Richmond. July y. 1855. 32tt
Just receiving 100 kegs LaBelle Nails, direct
Y the mandatory, st No.31 Main street
IuIy y, j. II. STR WBRiDGE.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
4. the Isaitimor Ciothin. EmpOriu

ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
AZ the Baltimore Clothing Emporium.
: AM Just in receipt Of large lot OF gentlcuen's
and ho,'s Ready Made Clothing and General Fur
n.shing Goods. in addition my usual large stock
comprising large lot black and ancy Clo,h Costs
Cass De Ete Satin Duck. striped AMI plain lin
Goats; black and fancy Cashmere Pants; Lasting,
Sateen, Cottonate, Farmers Drill, Linen and Duck
iApts. Vests, every kind. Under shirt. and Draw
fine Shirt Collars: Stocts rAyats, Boots; shoes,
Hats; Caps Trunks. Canvass Bags; Ladies Hosiery
and Satcheis -entemcn's half-hose, mixed, brown
and Fancy do, Gloves of every description, together
with pretty assortment of soft fur, silk. Pansma.
Maraeaito, shanghai, " ide Awake I.cghorn French
and hina Hats, for AMI boys.
would respectfully say my friends ana tho pub
lie in sencT Il Mat prepared 10 oier
du-cneuts equal sny house in Cincinnsti. We buy
goods exclusively for thu cash. and have fac
ties attsnns goods tthe lowest possible in
the Eastern market 4. MILTON MILLER,
Main street. Richm,ad, Ind.
May Is. 1885. 22tf
lust Received,
No % Man Richmond. large stock Of Iron,
~ which sill be Sold At low figures for cash
: vii % less -
I FAD PIPE.-A large supply assorted -, *, a
IL. ], IL, \ ana inehcs foE sale at the Stove
store Of 7. j. BARGiS.
~ GROSS Ru=iton Clark Il Cos celebrated genuine
~ Cod Liver OIL to arrive, and for sale by
l.. IL. MCCULLOUGH,
March Is, 1853. No. ~ Main street
EUsT received from Cincinnati, the pat.
ss CoottHe Paror, plate aad shop Stopss.
both fsr coal usaai
LEqEvRE & USDEEwoop
October 20. 1854. 44-tt
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BONNET,S. RKBE ONS. GLuP.S. &c.

Innings. French Flowers AMI Nrnaths. Silk Lace-
and Frngns Of all col0rs. Hats anil Caps. Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Quernsware tfIsssyare
and in fact almost every article Usually kept in
eral chsnGizng business Grateful for The patron
age heretofore "Nt.n Ted 10 him h. respectfully
his Oh friends and the public 10 give him cali
Richmond, AqTli %, $50 u IF
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: aD ~ erik

ZONE all times Copper Sheet Iron and Zinc
the shortest I..tis-- aT.i gpoi vorkmIukc
aer. the City Stav. store. LEFEyRE & UNDERWOOD.
OCtuAc ~ 1-Jl. 4Itf
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Willow Ware,

Spring Trade---B0Ots and Shoes.
CHARLES PRICE,
No. % Ncin street. Richmond, Ia1iana,
m Worm especially inform his friends and
the public generally that he has hand
- Hla hne stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable
- A~Ofor the Spring trade His assortment for
Ladies' wear, embraces the latest and neat
style Of speror material ship lie invites
this branch Of his business fnc and
and boys, and great variety 81 sun
Shoes, almost variety and
sly
syn Of the Big Boot opposite Starr Hall. Richmond.
hurI g. 1855 Ig-tf
~ bbls. Louisville Cement, in store and fcr
NJ sale by l.. Ii. MCCULLOUGH,
March Is 1855 No. II Main street.
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XoughiOglleRy Coal

Ekg4a BUSHELS real yoagh:ozheny Coal a. re
2 = - ( duced prices, - CAIN & N.Isgy
Il. month. 10Th less !. -
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KindIeberseT's Improved Patent Portable
Cider Mil.
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Doors. Door Frames, sash, sc.

'5'IE undersigned is prepared order on the
shortest notice. all AIHds CT Doors. Door WirGos
Frames cssEof all Kinds, aEd ALI Garner
fair terms any SHOP place, AMI in
ship lie may found n
shop South sixth whore persons wshnr any
thing IL his line requested IN call.
10 Materials fnrnisheI ant iuiilnxs PUT up on fair
kinds OF lumber taken ia sxch.n FOR WORK
THOMAS e. THOMPSON
Rich71n13 NarSh I-S0
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ATTORNEYS md COL-TSELLORS 1T L.7D,
Richmond. Indiana.
~ Oice the Virgins Building
March
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I FAD PIPE.-A large supply assorted -, *, a
IL, !, IL, IA anl inches, for sale at the Stove
store Of I. j. BARGiiS
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~ GROSS Ru-lton Clark Il Cos celebrated genuine
! u Cod Liver OIL to arrive, and for sale by
l.. IL. Meet LIOUGU.
March Is, 1853. No. Al Main street
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HOUSE Ssp0g.sisiG.

ESLAT valley AMI Hanging Gat;ers. Conducting Pipes
q ami Heads. 81. male ari both and
country all times warranted low figures Tor
Shop the IuutsnetoH House
LEFEyEE s. UNDERWOOD.
October 20. lS54- 44-tr
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Two Iso,..es for sale.

sEAR the ncrat- sseh c2ntA4nthE e.
s raar ROOFS They entirsy = ana ialsaea lii
Esff givsn at short 1ssf
ho''1s- - STEPUES sCoTToS.
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CRoCERTFs a fresh supply Of Family Groceries
VI jus, received by Z II COOK,
March -, 1854 No sista street
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Tobacco and Cigars.

THE best in The city cau s!wzys fs-t All mis-
Atske-2t No 81 Main street Cali aud Try
March 2, 1855 SE3 BARNES
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a % Ma Richmond. stock Of Iron
& which viii be Sold = low hgures for cash
THOMAS BENTON.
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SOL. Ilp:;SEY. ~ Z. PATTERSON, J. v. IoiIt u
CSC. N'CtrLLoUeI, = FULGHUM.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

TREATY WITH sT. DOMINGO Our readers have
been heretofore advised that a gentleman na,oed
Csnpeau had been sent By cur government TO 81 Dc
miuso az Commissioner TO make come sort of trcr.
tv with the pomincisn government From letter
N the n Y Tribune, dated Feb. i4h It sppeats that
Cen Csznesu sent a note to that ecvernme nj the
PREVIOUS day. giving them twenty four hours to con-
sset whether they would or not accept the treaty
which had been previously rejected The sloop OF.
ysr Falmouth WA lying in the hsrbor st the time,
and twas surused that she would give efficiency TO
MI Csznesu's Tsquest; but it appears from the ex.
tract hch subjon, written 40 days subsequent
y. that the AFFAIR Suddenly fell through. We awe
these stateme portion of the news of the day
Nhsther reliable or not, ths future will determine.
have every reason to believe that Gen. Caanesu
d5 threaten the Dominican Government with a
b,rnhardment ia they should refuse but in this
thrasi he hss heen frustrated by Capt. Shaw. who,
believe, highly dsaeproving the step taken by cur
7, .nipcteutisTy, very property followed bio own
COUNSEL ana put 70 three hours before the expi-
Is. on Of the term assigned 10 the Government BY
NJ Cazneau, 10 order that the presence Of his ship
uisht not have u compulsory effect upon that Gov
eminent.
The answer Of the Dominican Government was
tffn;fe6 They refer Gen. Cszaesu to their com.
raunicatou addressed to MIR. Secretary Marcy after
the rejection Of the treaty BY their National Repre-,
sentston, snd 70 that communication they declare
inst they adhere.
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The Mnrkets

The Markets.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-cotton upward. Flour
nrm, and trite higher Wh.at-white 90 2s02 IS.
Corn slightly advancsd-mixed 81. Pork upward.
Beef unchanged Stocks better and quiet Money
easy at 506 per cent on short paper. Virginia skies
Sss.
BALTIMORE, March Is Flour has declined-smali
sales of Howard street at ss.75 market dull Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn little better; sales of
white at 81 0ssc. and yellow at &c.
CHARLESTON, March 81 Cotton firm and tending
upward
CHARLESTON, March 23.-Cotton upward and firm.
sales to-day $4,000 bales. Receipts of the week
1880 bales. Stock, exclusive of that On sAipbo.rd.
81, 600 balea
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BLACKSMITH SHOP BLOWN UP.-On Wednes.
day lsst, blacksmith shop at the stone quarry at
the Bergen Cut, New Jersey, was blown into frag-
ments and the blacksmith at work at the forge was
allied. The chop used for sharper ming tools in
use at the quarry. keg of powder with the head
out had been placed in the shop during the nigh,
previous, which the blacksmith was not aware Of
and did not notice, and while at work spark of fire
Tell into the key and caused the explosion.
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FIRE AND MELANCHOLY Loss OF LIFE "A recent
number Of the Montreal Herald has the following
On Monday morning, the 18th inst the dwelling
house of MIR. Antoine Gendron In the southern part
Of Jamestown, County of Beauharnois, was discov.
cred to be on hTe and before any assistance could
De obtained, was totally dsstro yed and shocking 10
relate, three OF its inmates burned to ashes-one
young woman, an adopted daughter of Mr.. Gendron,
aeea anoot twenty-five years, the other two of the
respective ages OF ten and twelve Years daughters f
mI Gagne, who was living in M. GendroD's house
nsvlng the farm On shares The misery of this sad
NJ rs Gsnd rom in her endeavors to save coma mon
cry, mas been SO severely burned that her case Is
very doubtful Mr. Gsgne, in trying to save Mrs
entertained OF his ultimate recovery.
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i The celebrated trottius mare Lady Suffolk died
In her stable at Bridgeport, Vermont, on The It'll
instant.
We learn from the Washington (Ark Telegraph
Hhat ExsGoV. Jas s Conway died at his residence
IN Lafayette county, on the 80 instant, In the 57th
Iyear OF his age
Governor Baker, Of New Hampshire, has issued
his proclamation, appointing Thursday, April 5th
to be observed as day OF public fasting, humil-
iation and prayer" in that State.
One of the crew OF the whaieship James Allen,
which arrived at New Bedford on Sunday, has been
absent from this country-a stranger In strange
lsnds-for thirty-four years He belongs in New
Haven, Connecticut.
WHERE DOES ALL THE Pork GO TO a-During
the first fifteen days in March, tie Central railroad
brought to Albany between twelve and thirteen
thousand dressed hogs, all from the Western
States, and principally from Chicago.
At MiddleviIle, New Jersey, last Wednesday.
Malcolm Mclean, shoemaker, far gone in con.
sumption, put the muzze of gun to his chin, and
dischsrging the piece, blew his head to atoms
FROM BoNAIRE AND CURAcoA.-Capt. Sherman,
OF bark Kate Lincoln, reports salt as being very
scarce at the above place on Gath Feb.
NAvAL.-The U s. ship Falmouth, Capt Shaw,
sailed from ST. John, Porto Rico, ON the 25th OF
January, on cruise All well.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET March 2.
The number of Beeves offered to day was 500, of
W hich were driven to Philadelphia. so head of good
quality 10 Washington, ard As to GEORGETOWN; the
remainder sold to Baltimore butchers and packers at
n!ices ranging from $3.50 to S6-averaging about
S5.l25 Hogs selling at from S. to 81 25.-
sheep continue dull and sell atfrom 81 to 81 50 gross
y 100 lbs.
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TlIE DUKE OF GENOA, whose death was lately
announced, married daughter of the King OF
ssxony, some four or FIVE years ago She is only
- years OF age, has two children, ia highly accom-
pIjshed, and speaks the English language tluently
A Florence letter In the Newark Advertiser says
that the Duke in his last moments regretted he
could not lead the Sandman army in support Of
the allies. The same letter adds:
The Duke aud Duchess were almost idolized In
Turin. Two years ago the people presented them
with rich gift of silver plate thckly coated with
gold, and at the court balls ia their wing Of the
royal pslace, this service was always exposed in
her dainty dressing rooms where were seen also
her complete t0iidte furniture OF gold-the brushes
even 10 the toothbrush all having gold handles.
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OIsAFFECTIoN IN FRANcg.-A Washington cor
respondent OF the Baltimore Sun, specializing upon
Affairs in Europe, says
The power o.! Louis Napoleon Ia already threat.
ened by combinations against him at home and II
IS even believed that Prince Napoleon is hims ELF
uBa Of the leaders Of the disstiec,ed party, A
pamphlet against the Emperor Louis was recently
published in Belgium, and its authorship was
.racei 10 Prince Louis Its circulation was prohi-
t;ted Ia France, and the efforts made by the Bel
gisn government 10 de:ect and punish the author,
81 the instance Of the French government, led to
the discovery of its authorship.
The writer argues that if general peace should
be the result of the Vienna Conference, such Is
the condition of Europe that it cannot be MAIN
tanned
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The BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR According to the
~ Y. Post. the Spanish government has not only
consented to allow indemnity for the outrage on the
Black Warrior, but has also agreed to Yeaore all
persons now 10 Office who were implicated in the
seizure, aud have ordered the revenue officers who
participated improperly therein, and who are not
now in Office, to be tried for their misconduct
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CINCINNATI, March 22.-Judse Prior, of Ken
lucky, decided at Covnaton, to day that the max
ere of notes given for stock In the Kentucky Trust
Company are not liable for the payment of those
notes unless 1t can be shown that they combined to
detIsud the pablo. This decision reduces the as
sets OF the bank nearly 100000
The weather contiaues quite cold here
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HE UNITRD STArEs AND SPAlN-Tae Wash
iagton Union of yesterday has long editorial upon
our future relations with Spain. The writer as
sunes that the Spanish government has agreed to
accord indemnify for damages in the Black War
ror affair; but as TO every other question of dfl-
Gully or Of interest," she expresses the same stub-t
born purpose to refuse amicable and satisfactory
adjustments which has heretofore marked he'd
course
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ARREST OF THE FUNERAL THEE. The lad who
ociateu so actively at the funeral OF Dr. Lister In
Phiiadelphia, the other day, has been arrested His
name is Joseph schrack. lie confesses to having
'othca,ed" in similar manner at other (uner ala
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
Marine D;snafe.

asIksTos, March 2i.--The ship Harkawsy.
liFon liverpool for Charleston, with 1000 sacks Of
SAM |" ashore 1t Cape Romano. ts feared abe
vii not be got of.
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Ihomss w. Brosdhead is the name of the &C ting
master of the United States sloop of war Falmouth
who fell victim to yellow fever on the Goth uIti.
mo, in the West Indies. The Washington Star
says be was the only son of Dr. Brodhead. second
Comptroller of the Treasury
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T. . STEAMER SAN JACINTo.-The United States
steam irlgate San Jscinto was taken upon the sec.
aonai dock at the Philadelphia Nsvy Yard, on
thursday, for the purpose of being thoroughly
examined and fitted with new propeller
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TRENTON, N. j., March 2l.-The followinine spe-
cial bank bills passed In the house to day with
the stockhoider liability: Mount Holly Bank (re-
charter) Cumberland Bank, (recharter;) Farmers
and Mechanics, at Camden. new bank; , Burling.
ton County Bank, at Medford, (recharter) Farm.
eTs' Bank of Hunterdou, (new bank;) Sussex Bank,
at Newton, (recharter;) Newark City Bank, (re-
charter) Newark Banking aud Insurance Conpa.
ny, Qecharter;) Morris County tank, [recharter;)
Burlington Bank, at Burlington City, (new bank }
A number OF others are Yet to come up, and all
have TO repass the Senate. 1t is thought they will
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CAPT. VINCENT WITCHER The Danville Regis
Ter is authorized by Capt Vincent Witcher to say
that ne Is not candidate for reelection to the State
Ssnste We also take pleasure in stating that Capt.
"itcheTs health Is improving, and that he will not
resign st least for the present his Office as Presi-
Dent of the Danville road
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JUDGE. MAsoN.-Letters received in Washington
from friends of Hon. John Y. Mason, state that he
will return to the United States as soon as the res
torsiion of his health shall enable him to do SO.
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SNOW IN NoRFoLK.-The snow storm of Thurs
day morning prevailed with great severity in Nor
folk, The snow covered the ground to the depth
Of six or seven inches.
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The cars on the Roanoke Valley Railroad com.
meneed running to CIarksville on Tuesday the Goth
inst. The annual meeting of the stockholders W as
held in ClaIksvilIe on Wednesday, the 2lst inst
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KENTUCKY PoLrTIcs.-The Democrats of Ken
lucky have nominated Beverly L. Clarke for Gov
ernor, Beriah Magofin for Lieutenant Governor,
and w. R. Woolley for Attorney General
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SELpES, WirHERs & Co.--Mr. John G. Rives
promises TO answer the article published In the
Union, by Mr., Rayne, of the firm of ssldcn.
VIVA .
Withers & Co, Ito which allusion was made yes.
terdayD as soon as he spare room In the Globe.
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surc1pE.-Mr Price, partner In q manufactu-
ring concern In Buffalo. N Y, committed suicide
at the Clarendon Hotel 10 tina, city, on Tuesday
last, by taking laudanuu
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Snom Storm in South

Snoe Storm in South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, March 90. Quite a severe snow
storm prevailed In this vicinity last night. 1t 10
feared much injury will be done to the crops.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Burton Wood, Of Halifax
county, died suddenly at his residence on Monday
night last His disease 10 said to have been dropsy of
Tie heart.
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FAST DAY IN MAIsr-The Goyernor If Main.
mas appointed Thursday, the 10th of April, to be
observed as a day of fasting and PRAYER
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
OUU CAPS At n HTcTioN SnSh WE nAES
DAY 18th March, will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at our
auction store -,-.- - (.
600 cases Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps
Desirable goods, suitable for the sprlng and sum.
mer sales. =.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
NH II Auctioneera
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Sentence of Nissan,

VIEW FORK, March a. Kissane, lately convicted
sns city OF forgery, was to-day sentenced TO two
years and six month"; imprisonment at Sing Sing
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The ATLANTIc.-Up to 70 o'clock on Thurs.
day night there were no signs of the steamer At.
lantic at Sandy Hook
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The Church Property Bill has been ordered to be
engrossed in the New York Senate, by vote of q
70
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Ths Ernerfe1 .Nfaa

7ee I3dPetttU OteUWef.
NEW YORK, March 90 There are yet no signs
OF the steamer Atlantic, now over due from Liver
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WANTED-A first class Daguerrean
w Operator, to whom the highest price will be
psid. No one need apply unless they have been at
the business at least five years, and thoroughly
derstsnds it. Apply TO
J. w. WATSON, Dsguerreotypist,
NH 23-ts No ITO Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-24
WANTS.

w AN L E D-A Boy to attend in and
w about Cigar Store, Main street. None
but homes. and Industrious boys need apply. Apply
at this office. NH 4-ts