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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATITRnky

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-J A CLARK, ] II Wat
kins. Mr. Clark. Chesteffeld; N Piunkett, Monroe;
K Lynn, Tennessee; A j Whitehead. Pittsyv wanna;
J T. Branch, Petersburg; Roulett Amelia; w Old,
Powh8tan; J Bowls, Hanover; l. Smith, J +. G
Moon. ID Morrison, KOcsb bridge, q stutns. &.
j X Jones' Baltimore; K Nam, J Noss, X IL
Downs Uanville; Atkinson, Grseuhreri + Cole
man aud lady, W Coleman and two children, W
FoWlxs Pittsy lvania; u q C0och, Louisa
EXCHANGE HOTEL-C @ Lyon. L Price Ten
nessee; I, M Koxan, Mira RucR9r. st Louis No; N
Lakeland. and Lady, St Charles, Mo; + Ffothing-
ham, Boston, &C Lockett +, FsrnyiIle; Harri-
SAINT Springs Miss; Paul Jones, Baltimore; II w
Dormett, Boston; F. Wilkins. CASTOR; NJ X b 'auard,
H. C Phelps, Lynchburg; W l. Hobson, Rich,
mou-; G w Coleman. Goochlan6; l. F. Harvie Ame
liza; B NJ Jonss. nanvi'le; w J Hendrick, Mecklcn-
burg; DIZZY jones do: ) Campbell: Abingdon,
more; Mis- wilson do; II @ eli, A Habit, Liber VI;
| w l. Scott, Charlotte; J : Davis, Lynchhurg; ! X
Gsrnett Henrico; Mrs Thomss and son. do; O w
/ MIR Thomas N c; II C stsinback, r d p Read Pc
| tersburg, Va; Staples, Patrick.
| ST. CHARLES HOTFi.-J w Anderson, I.ouisa
! r d Moody, Va c RR; w II Rowcock, Hanrico;
| c; + Hades. Floyd; q + Pritchett 4 Moo-e, wi.
maston J II Winnie, Freds; II A Camnecs, Rich'd
College, Wend-nhurg, A Tess'en N Graf r K
| Graves, Richmond; Miller Ky.
| AMERICAN HOTEL-H Williams Miss A
| Williams, Washington; X Boswell Bait N hsh
by, Va; G HFrris, Bait; Dabbs J s Merideth Va
n H Budd. Cumberland; f. Orovns. Va; D IIvin4
! ChlIiotts; II GnsgerbieTne Christisnsburg; d ~
| Floring. Charlotte; NJ JoIdon Jordan springs; @
I Nj skpworth; PUwhatsn; | w Palmer RFA ? X
X; w q LoIiHg, Miss Loring and servant Boston;
Laekey, Rockbridee; Allen Washington s d
| Bnrnley: II Matlnsly. Richmond; C Olinger
Washington; b Adams. New York; C II Morgan.
Cumbe,land = Jennings. Buckingham, Phil
Wilmington; Is W Patton, Cumberland; n W Brin,
ton, Buckiug ham.
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CRATIFIED.-In the course IF sn hour or
two after the news reached the city, Wedns sdsy
last Of the Sato nominations made ut Winchester by
The American patty, slapped into the ii st sta
ton house and finding Mr.. Mac, tue faithful hsuse
keeper 10 Il deep study, and apps emily Very SERIOUS
broke the news of the nomination 10 him. The old
man, with great apparent earneatness, and with =
cheerful smile lighting up his honest eountsnance
instantly raised his hands TO hi2h hsaven aud in n
solemn voice exclaimed THANK heaven my
mind il now ensy, since learning that the
ination tor Governor has not fallen me. -"
lures admirably suited. that we could not
reprrss laugh At the admirable manner II which
old Mac" got OIL the joke ann turT ed frurn hin,
With the conviction that fIhe Cube material chair
Virginia had always been fill by hottest heart
sound head 40 odd Macs political iricka'e,s and
party hacks wou'd have met with but a small ARE
of Executive favor in times gone by.
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The APPOINTMENTS TO THE New REGI-
NENTs.-We learn from the Washington Star
that the list of appointments to the four new
ing OF Saturday, but was not transmitted to
the department. The Star says there were at
least one hundred applicants for each office
The applicants were chiefly officers who had
pliments them, however, for the dignity and
propriety of their bearings, and thinks the
President has had 3 much more easy time
than he would have had with as many appli,
cants for civil stations
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JOB PRINTING
yEfTIY XECEFED At rms OFFICE
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FRESH

IA HARDWARE AND CUrbERY.-I have now
the pleasure OF presenting to my fdepds and custo
me r. one of the best assortments of Goods hays
ever had IL consists ia part Of The following, viz
A large and beautiful assortment ef RogeT-', Wsr-
ten hoims Thank esieys, farkeIs, and other Pocket
and Pen Knives
Ivory, Sag, Buffalo and other handle Knives ana
Forks. in great variety.
Rogers Woreuholm's aud Mapba's Scissors and
Shears; American do.
1000 nr Trace Chains; Halter. Log Flitb and 9th.
or Chains
H.mes Collars and Blind Brides
Anviis Vices and Bellows; Stock and Dies
HilIing, Wedding, 0Tubbing and Uarden Hoes
Cast sts-l hattocks, superior srtcls
Plated Forks and Spoons
Carpenters' Too s. ali kinds
A large assortment Of Hand and PANEL Saws
Tennou, Cut, Fit Mill and other Saws
A beautiful assortment of Port honuaies
Patent Sad irons u and fine article
A large ~nd varied assortment of Marbles Fish
Hooks and Fish Lines
Best Scythe Grass and ClovoT BLADES
Scythe SWath.; Rifles aud WhetstoBeB
Horse Shoes and Nails
CoOpeTs Crows and IthsT Tools
The lar sest and best assortment OF Rim Mortica
Dead and store Door Locks in the city, the best
ever had; with every other kind OF Lock needed
1t would occOpg too much space to name other
goods Suffice 70 to say, those 10 want OF Building
N at=ries, such Az Locks, Pstent Blind Hinges and
ScTe 0s, respectfully invite to call md examine for
themselves an, that can please all that VII.
favor " lih their patronage,
THEO ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware aud Cutlery
NIB 10 No. 61 Main II.
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The return Of peace in Europe will enable
the allied powers to devote their attention to
the regulation Of affairs in the Western world
England, however, will III AL probability
ponder long before she permits herself to be
drawn by Louis Napoleon into All open wal
with this country. She must have seen
enough Of the results of his leadership in the
present war TO make her cautious ofthe future,
1t is true that war with this country would
not involve as formidable military obstacles
as the Russian war, but the commercial evils
would be hundred fold greater. England
has an eye to commerce. and cotton, and
even if she could overrun and subugatc
this country with a military forca, she would
hesitate long before she woald cut off the
heads of the producers Of her cotton and the
consumers of her manufactures.
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RsclsrtR,Nc VortRs,--As the Muniri-

REGISTERING VorERs-As the Munici-
pal elections but fifteen days on again re-
mind cur readers OF the importance Of ealing ON
the Comuissioher of the Revenue, and having their
names entered on hia lat, IL they have not already
done Every voter Ia required to be entered On
at which time this Commissioned has TO k- retains
to the Clerk of tbs Hastings Court ana thou
who tail 90 attend 10 this will have great ci ulty
In voting on the day of election. Every free Aohife
ci=cn who has resided in the State OF Virginia fIro
yesfs, and in the corporation or county in which
Offers 10 VOTE tCeUe months eviuus to the election
is good voter. We would ALSO remind our readers
that they are required to vote in the Wards On which
they II sde. 2
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MARINE r sCWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March II.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship. City Of Richmond, Mitchell, fhedeI.
phis. mdza and passengers
Schr. Ceito, Crowsll, Boston, Jndzs. ID. Currie.
Schr. Rockingham, Raynes, Salem, plaster ID.
Currie.
Sohr. Georgia, Mitchell. Baltimore, mdze., w d
Colquitt L Co
Schr. Ann Hanbleton, Barnes, baltimore, meg g.
w D. Colquitt Co.
Schr. Charles, -, Baltimore, shelIs.
Schr. Passenger, Rawiey, ChorrY stone, oats to
Captain.
Schr Robert Henry, Penny, ChickahOminy wheat
l. Waller.
schr. Two Companions, Chesser. Hampton, oys,
ters
SAILED.
Steamer Pncshontas. Jones, Baltimore, mdzs, Lud-
lam 4 Watson
schr John Warren, Lozier. to load down the tiyer
for New York.
NEW YoRK, March Is. Cleared, schr Lynchhur,
Dadge, Richmond.
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CONSEQUENCES OF THE CZAR's b&Arh--
The death of the Car, continues to give rise
TO much newspaper speculation hether
he died by the hand Of man or inc hand oil
God" remarks the N. Y Herald, matters lit
lie Ue is dead. and according to Russian
nrecedent, his plans and his policy have died
with him, His son, the Cesarovitch Alexan-
der, is known to he peace msn. and the
head of the German party. twould be ex-
actly in accordance with former practice for
Alexander to insugurate his reign by revers-
ing his fathers policy Indeed the only
thing which seems clear in the whole affair Is
that, for the present, peace must result from
this unforeseen accident. If Alexander suc'
ceeds his father without rebellion, he villas =
matter of course conclude peace on the best
term, he can II he did not, he would give
the lie to all his past professions and acts
IT, on the contrary, an instruction follows.
and either the constitutional mansrchy men
In the army or the old Muscovites disturb
the accession Of Alexander the necessity for
peace will be still more imminent. Despotic
monarchies are unlike all other governments
Each despot is a whole in himself, has po-
Icy of his own, which he spends his life in
carrying out, and does not expect to bequeath
to his successor. Hence it is that though ma
tional aims in despotic countries may be
perpetuated from generation to generation
the means used for their attainment arc
generally different under each sovereign, and
each change of despot involves temporary
suspension of the work. Russia has striven
to regain Constantinople ever since the time
of Catharine the Great But her plans were
not adopted by Paul; Alexander rejected
Paurs; Nicholas would have nothing to do
with Alexander s; and it is not likely, in the
ordinary course of things, that Alexander
NchOlavich will pursue those OF Nicholas
The Herald considers the death of Nicho-
las a most fortunate event for the British
empire, for, on whatever terms the peace be
concluded, whether SehastopOl is dismasted
or retained, whether the Greek subjects OF
the Sultan have their religious rights Sc
cured or nOt-England is saved from the loss
of prestige which defeat would have involv
ed.
The whole civilized world will rejoice to
see peace established, if it can be establish
upon permanent basis. This war will, how
ever, probably end like so many other wars,
in leaving all the questions unsettled, for
which so much blood and treasure have been
exhausted.
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YsVHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY
Canital: 5000 OOOI

otfccon Fourteenth 81 opposite tie Exchange Ifofri
Rim DloEd Ia
This Com psny WAS chartered in i83l-has been In
operation nearly % ysarzhas paid t. its policy hoia-
about million Of tIodrS an ksses with but one
action at law policy ana in that they sue
ssful in dete hsns-yes- their stock 0raed ju
etizr0sof Jgiaia and their Direct0ssa at ,esidemfsJ
ard rd! hR0tH ia his city-th-ir linz OF discount,
a Gerasng over bslt Il niilOn of dollars per anEum
far y-ara past and large portion Of the
tits resulting therefrom extended TO their pat
md friends. Their reputation fer pTomptness aud
iii e.ality unsnrl ned. With tht n capital uniInpg
cd. and II aurp.ms fuud added, cOniuua 10 rsuf,
gsips the periis of and dangers of the SEAS
all parts of the world.
Appenng to the histnry of tho past, and rafar-
ring all the business of this city, the bsst
and safest guarantees for thu future the Company
,n'idently ask the extended patronage OF thu pub
lic Apply TO or address
A PBFASANT2 Prest or
rlh Iq-3tau3w THOS. nj AIFRfFND. Src'y
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v IR Gil A.

MANAsAs Gar r. R.--The entire amount OF isad
damages Of the Msnasss Gap Railroad, In the
county OF Rockingham, h $4,000 The depot at
Hsrrisonburg has no. yet been located.
FisK INSPECTION Joseph B. Anderson has been
appointed by Governor Johnson, fish inspector for
the town Of Frederlcksbarg.
Arson Joseph Mann has been arrested and
examined on the charge oi setting fire to Mr. NJ II.
Prudcn's barn, near Halifax Courthouse. lie WAS
sent on for further trial.
Tho Thomas Swan. very fine steamer which
had been aground at Wheeling ever since the late
freeze in the Ohio, has been gotten off,
The store house Of Mr. Addison Munich at Dry
Run, Ia Poweli's Fort, 10 Shenandoah county, was
consumed on the Sd inst, with his entire stock of
goods and books. Loss $1,000
ACCIDENT To CARRIKR's BALLooN.-We learn
from the Lynchburg Virenian, that on Friday last
Mr.. Carrier, who made his fret ascension 10 this
city. had his balloon bursted Ii had been inflated
In Lynchburg, and he was attempting to convey 1t
thus Inflated to Liberty, Bedford county, when IL
was struck by severe wind, blown sgainst fence
and torn. II was considerably damaged and the
gas OF course escaped.
Captain Henry Terry, for thirty years commits
soner of the revenue, 10 Halifax county, died on
Sunday week.
Mr. Burton Wood who resides near Halifax
Courthouse, died suddenly on Monday night last
1t ia supposed, of disease of the heart. file was in
hls usual health at supper, but was suddenly at
tackled about hour otter going to bed and died in
few minutes.
Alexander l.. Whaling has become the propria-
tor Of the American Hotel, Salem. He will no
doubt keep it in first rate style. Captain Whaling
is well known here and along the Souhside Rail-
roads, and none who know him will likely paes hls
hotel.
ST. PATRIcK's Day IN PETERSBURG The Hi
bernan Society, of Petersburg, celebrated ST. Pat
ricks Day Saturday evening at no"elfs Hotel.
N.rroNAt HOTEL, NORFOLK This house was
set up at auction on Thursday, INT not sold. The
only bid was $4,000, by the stockholders.
FREDERIcKsBuRG--A new volunteer company
Is formed in Fredericksburg entitled the Freder
icksburg Light Infantry CTeys."
Convicted OF INSTRUMENTATION H.
Cooke, tried by the Norfolk county court for the
murder OF John Turner has been convicted OF man.
slaughter and sentenced to five years impfson-
ment in the penitsntlary.
DEATH FROM. INJURY AT TIE NAVY (ARD-Wm.
Howell, who was injured at the Navy Yard Gos-
port Ivy the failing of heavy beam him Thurs
day, died the night.
ERw ORGAN IN CHARLoTTEsvILR.-T now
organ i0r the Episcopal Church. in Charlottesville,
has arrived and been put up in the church. TWAS
bo 2ght In Baltimore Tor $500
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Mr.. MAsoN's HEALrH.-By the steamer
Pacific, friend Of ours (says the rennsylva
nian) received letter, dated London, Goth
February, 1855" from which it affords us
great pleasure to be permitted to make the
following extract;
Il have now before me letter written by
my excellent friend Judge Mason, an Ais orn
Aana, dated Paris, February 2lst, with all the
clear and sound Judgment which character
lied him before his attack. This affords the
best assurance of his recovery"
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NEW SPRING GOODS-CHEAP

IN FOR CASH i retarn my thanks 10 my eu.tp.
and the public, for their very liberal patronage
eStsrded to ma since commenced an exclusive cash
system Of conducting the Dry Goods business, and
respectfully sol icit continuance OF the same,
lag than th9t every article in my line III be sold at
a small profit.
| have just received my entire stock OF SPRING
DRY GOODS, Ju,chaasd auction and private
s'e+ upon the best lie rnlF and will re sold Gil ear,
FOR CASH. Buyers will itod IL TO their Interest 20
examine my stock h-for- purchasing, ~ an deisi
mined to sell at prices thai will give entire saiisao'
ton. THOMAS ID. QtARLES,
uth 19-St 90 Rrn4S -
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"PADpIEs." -Saturdsy being ST Patrick s

'PADpIEs. Saturday being st Patrick $
day number of mschievDus boys amused them
selves by placing Pa1das" with stri; ~ potatoes
around them beads, in front of the residences OF
some of IIi-h cit zens Such jokes tavs hecnn-
too stale To creste a laugh unesa aoHle o
tina Emerald isle gets into pei seeing the chari
allure, which did not In any .nce on SatuI-
day, that wa aware OF. About | O'clock T. ri a
number OF boys passed Governor street. With u
Paddy" ssride "a stics but appeared to be
Offended AT their sport.
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THE HUsrINGs CoURT-Aldermen In

THE HUsrINGs CoURT-Aldermen In
loes, Bray Cowardin and Butler presiding closed
II March term on Saturday last.
Mi,deraeau0rs John Doran, William Earle.
Charles Doran, and John Murphy, Indicted ,of
misdemeapors came into court and gave bail for
their appearance TO answer the charges against
them whereupon the Court reversed the orders
made against them Friday. awarding capia9
to bring them ill., The above parties falling 10
appear when called, the impression prevailed
among the Ccers that they had left the city, which
turns out not to be the case
The Court then adjourned.
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few days ago, man named Games, residing
in Philadelphia, while In nit OF mania a-potu
made an attack upon His ifo with lamp, and IN
Aicted severe wounds Npan her head, and then set
fire to his house ihs fire., however, going out
without doing any damage. Subsequently, he went
back to the house aud rescWed The attack, and at
forwards made HIS escape
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Mr.. BorTs.-We are requested by Mr.
Boris to say that he was 2ot consulted with
regard to the ticket Ct Many Wings in
which ho was named for Governor, and that
he knows nothing whatever of its origin. He
says further that his name shall not be used
with his consent in connection with the office,
and that in no case whatever would he accept
a nomination for it
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oyv Noru,,a TlCKEr.-T he Kuoy-


Know NoTHiss TicKET.-- The Know
gotbinn candidates and siiooss DsgusIsoty PCS
s1u.Ity popular and accountable to this public. Thu
on, for their patriotic fidelity to their country snd
the other for .hsir artistic fidelity 30 life We will
be able to hang out silver nedxi In few Days.
u,h II M. p. gtMONs, Isl Msin Ut.
B0uyTy LAND AND PESst0ss.--Ihe un-
dersigned hefeby snnouucss 10 the public that b.
will prossrute Claims sys;Bst the fsdeFat Uovsrn-
msnt to BOUNTY LAND spd PENSION, o. Tho
most reasonable terms.
~ Office in the Law Bnildin,.
nh I5--imF ". w. STAKkE.
AMERICAS Hort, kICBHoND, VA.-The
public ia resneetfulIy informed that on Monday,
March I2h S. the rate Of Beatd at The AMERf-
CAN HOTEL will be reduced To 81 Is per day, ia.
stead of the former price of -
Meal Board $50 per mouth instead OF *25
The subscriber begs to inform his friends that the
same attention and shall bs paid the guests Of
ha American as has tofors induced hsir patren~
age j. miLDEBEkoEh SMITH
NH 7-d2wkcft
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Il My man WINSTON left my residence on the
night of the 10th ut taking with him small black
Carpet bag aud red silk handker chef containing
clothing and probably a fiddle also Winston il a
Bright Mulatto about toet 10 inches high, q wears
old aud is very stout athletic man; bushy head OF
hair, and allows the beard to grow tn. chin and
upper lip. He took with him quantity Of clothing.
90 IL IL rtan what descr ption he may have on
His aim Is 10 get free State, and he will either
attempt to secure passage by water from Rich
mond mska his way by Railroad to Alexandria
or Frede rick sburg.
will pay the above reward for him if delivered to
me. or to Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co. in Rich
mond, or secured in jail 90 that get him again
WIN. BAGBY
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EXAMINER OF DRUGs, &c.-Dr. VIM. Pet
tigrew has been appointed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury examiner Of drugs, &c, at
Charleston, South Carolina, to take effect
April LIST. proximo. yice.Dr. Arthur r Hsyne,
resigned.
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SENT To PRrsoN.-Augustns Shemead
arrested Last Friday light tor taking lodgings
under r bench In the second market house. and DE-.
posted in the cage The next morning be was
raigned before the Mayor, and hy him committed
to prison in default of bail tor his better conduct In
future.
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False ALARM--A plumber of boys, on
seeing volumes OF smoke from iron forge on
Cary Street last Saturday morning started the cry
of fire, but succeeded in getting it To going suti'
ciently loud 10 arouse the tiremen and bring out
the ma chine.
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CURIOUS CAsE-Tbe New York Express of FRI
day last, has the following:
some months since, John J. Richardson then q
resident OF Springfield, NJ ass, engaged ss pastrv
COOK 10 the Exchange Hotel, Iiichrnond, Va Ami
cipa,inR making his home South Richardson re-
Gently wrote to his wife Requesting her 10 settle mn
the business, and with their child come ON In R,h
mona. she, however, declined TO follow him when
me- day or two since, tel.graphed TO his Lro,her
Richard l. Richardson. that he must n o., bIs cbiId
promising boy, ut all hazards and t,llliny hin,
to seize the boy and take him whou, ,hs rnp,bar
sanction, II necessary This course was adcn,aJ 81
"Wednesday when Mrs Richardson was TENN, 90 AZ,
absent, and before she aware of her los 10,
child and his uncle were the cars bound tor NJ.
York. They however, could not outstrip tbs ,.la.
graph, and despatch arrived here soon after ,ho
alleged kidnapping, desirng the arrest Of Richard.
aud his detention with the child TIL the mother
and her friends could come on, which they would
do by the next train. Near 10 o'clock on the same
night Capt Bowling Of the 9Th Ward Police, who
had the business In hand. at the depot when the
last train came In and arrested Richardson, and
found the child with him. Both were taken To tho
Station House and detsned. The accused tele.
Rrspbed to his brother at Richmond, telling him OF
the difficulty he had encountered. He soon received
despatch In answer mploring him TO hold on 10 the
boy til to-day, when he would be In this city The
mother eams ON yesterday, and to-day the matter
will be Investigated.
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tMa. McCoMAs spoke at Woodstock in
Shenandoah county on the 18th inst. The
larger part of his speech was devoted to the
discussion of the principles of the Know
Nothing organisation. The Tenth Legion
states that his audience was large one
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THE NEW BUILDINGS IN WAsHINGToN.--
1t is contemplated that the new public build
ines, authorized to be built in Washington
City by the last Congress, will be soon com
naenced.
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I OCKElT g. PANKEY have in store

4 OCkEIT n PANkEf have m sI3It
- and foT sale n O aud r. Sugar, ioa t. crush
Ell. coffee and powdered, do Rio, Lasgfa Java.
Marcabo and NJ ochs Coli -e Bacon. hams sIdes and
Shoulders, n. q aud Cuba Malassas; N York sfd
Stuars syrup; Boandies. Whiskeys, Gins and WINES
Sperm, Ad.Ua ntIuu "a TalIow Candles. Soap EN-
mon 10 best qualify. Herring, Window Glass ~
and 10 l., Pepp5t. GINGER and ALsPicf; WfaPP :
letter and cap paper; London Porter, dG-rts ana
pints, MasJn4 Elaosing, and many other articles 10
their lice, hich they offer low for cash or TO pah'
tuai customers.
NH Ig-.u LOCKETT n PANkEY.
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DEATH OF MRS. BULLITT.-We learn from
the Picayune that Mrs. FANNY SMITH BUL-
LtTT, consort of A. e. BULLET. one OF the
editors of that paper. and daughter of Ben
ia,nin Smith, Of Louisville, died in New Or
leans on the 18th inst, aged IS.
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SERIOUS ACCIDEsr-Mr. John Woilard, an en-
pluyee on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, ia at
tempting to adjust switch at Piedmont, on Satur
day slipped and fell, and before he could get out
OF the way the passed over him, so badly
crushing his legs as to require smpuation.