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ARRIVALS Ar THR PRINCIPAL EoTp1 J
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cIuns. ~. hti.o.d; Billiard, rsnviiIs; Il ns. E
Hoiia, sIsC,uns ssons Gs; I Donnan, Ietsrsbars:
.I lI.s ssapoas r..s.sao r.fi,s. ssI:, ~.
Columbia. W1s:ol, ~ Brook, Chestsrieid; n Coma,
ss.sos Hsym.n. chsIis.tos ms'In, iIIss h,
Highland; Ro.Se Se15n ston Wesere. Waybrirht'
.d. sdd:sn6y L7nchbura 6,bhS S%Sllinss gooehland;
John:ton'' s'S :; IVY H.nssan, As sns
Pullman, Hontenvi'le;J esCs:ilsy: Tenneasse;
:s :sas c.'.. s's.. .,1a. M1s I iss. s,s.
w Kendall, Neal. n Nofd. ~ Tenn; J Lowell
yiIls; Z Foust Knaei.vs. y i / Ave ]. Isystts.
SIisser; n1elsn6osh; Kensey and IA. S.; B
Lee Vs. : Martin, Dsnsills~ e olH Fort Plain;
Cumbd; h Il Roberts. Bucking CHAM Stenshaw.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.--John Smith Il. So,
Va GosEin. cslifor1is; Hsadss. FLOYD: sn1tn; i
Johnson. Liberty; Saunders, N Clsibsrns S,,sn,E :
lin; 8 Campbell, Abingdon; ] w West Appoma, un.
tax; E Irwin. CsmpbelI;s @ STABLES, Patrick. W
lady, Mslion W Mosets w Mou1dsD 1dsD0TTsd, Ts0, and
Wilson, Highland; ] ] Leikin. Dorehesfsl! w 4
JeIrey, Liberty; Thomas stehrn, New York; Z 5
La Nswbold. isdy two Children and ssrvant; n
Clarke; z W Clarke Phisdslphis; Cen. ~ Gut. it.
want, Mrs R Eaton, North Carolius: W West,
y:a H:a:Sn 4 WIeissn, asases; ea15i 81 =
III. A
more; R Marye, w Meason. Freder;cLsbnr.. .'tI
Butt, Halifax; D r A Atkinson Bath: f3 Gafes
New York; v Martein. BrookIyn; p WilIismson'' n
PPetsoe Coalter, HARRISON John J Palmer,
richmond; Judge II Field, Culpeper; Eidridee'
Phiiad; Read. Roanoke; J N Barrad. s N: a
Jones, Essex p Thompson, Wusbg: Jas D War.
rem, Henrico; w w Fucher, Hanover; C r Gold
nnng n Gooch!and; Ed Tavlor, Orange; Robt Hone.
1a,rsn misihsT b. P1 Gle Lewis stIsohsn pT
ton; w PHILIPPE. Mrs Tonquest 8 Lumpkin. a
Hunt, Va; Hendrck, Texas: Saver. WITH.
Z " Lane, North Carolina; X Thompson. Della ware:
Tssa. Mu1raya, III 70 e. Cherry, Nashville. M Bell
Philadelphia; r Thomas, Y:JS Hastine. Rns,
ton; Mrs Boon and children, N Y; q Willismson
Danville. - 'Aiialasoh'
81. CHARLES HOTEL Barksdale. Albm,s.
W Waberton. Charlotte; 8 Totty Va q RI r.. n
Gasswood, w Harrison, Caroline; G Flsnna.
gan. Gnyilie: VIM Mathews, Goochlsnd; L VIII.
vile; g Parish, Baskerville; L Ruckeis. Kent.
Id Estes. Columbia; B Vaughn HanovaT. W n
Taylor Richmond; H Lane, Louisa; DR. Niche. a
Simpson. Petsbg; w II Maan, J Gooch. Cor
doDIyillsi X Moody, Va C R; w A Witherland,
w w Warden, w Hubbard II Martin. B r Wal.
sey, w Campbell. Va; Smith, Wrnsbg; A Jones,
York; 2 Gates, Mas; Rush, N o; & Buchsr. n
Kent; w Pate, Ky; Garth, Booten, 81 W
Euiton; Richardson. Mile, q II Latum, VIM 7
A Smith, w Mathews wilson, n Tavior. r
= Adams Chumley. w J Jordan, J Woodbridge,
va J Holt Chss City; T CLARK, T v Brinehsm'
Essex; u Naval, C; Price. L Bucher, New
Kent; J r Anderson, Bristol; w Pierce, Beaver
LAT LAM GIattsrton, Dos,sy, Absmle; w He'd
N Pulllam Richmond; Bryant, Lynchbe Chas
Haslett. Staunton.
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PAssEkGERs per Steamship jamestown,
Lewis Parriah matter, from New York and Norfolk

PASSENGERS per Steamship jamestown
yesterday > "Au 1'oiioAA
b Ludl.m, w II Tyrer, T Lyon. css.. C Ema,v
rerk, Mrs Morton, Mrs Barnes Mrs Boyce and
children, Sole, Longcake, w Cumberson, N M
barton, Drake, Prichard, e Kuhn. J Baker, D
= DoTan and lady, Pollen D C knight and lady j
Lex.s. Mrs Dr. Frost, g II Townsend, Capt
payis. y 8 Scott w Ellis, Mr. Newton and lady, W
AMMAN lady andy children Barrsnd. Jno a Sim.
mons, w freeman, c Kidd, w Tate, j Gas.
kIns starke, H Swifhelm. w M Osborn. II
Hudson, Osborn, Hudson, Lawren, F M
Lawren, e Gordon, r Marsh, A Leadum. b Long,
simmons, Braut, Champion, Robinson, ) C
Macaiien, Johnston, w Prior, w Martin, A M
HI, Gillian, d Garrison lady and child W j
Allen. Bersby; w Walters, w Dabnsy, and I6
in steersge.
Passed steamship Illinois, from Chasres, bound to
New York, put into Norfolk for coal :
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CPRING GOODS.-BULKLEY g. CO.

~ 1S7 Main st., Eagle Square, are now receivir &
their Spring supply Of China, Glass and House Fur
nishng Goods. comprising Dinr and Tea Sets; Toi-
let do; Ivory Cutlery, from the best manufacturers
Plated Ware in great variety; Tea Wsiters; Block
Tin and Britannia ware; Japsnned ware; and Bronzed
goods; Wood ware; Mats; Brushes; RefrigeratorE
Water Coolers and Baths together with splendid
variety of Fancy C.ods to which the attention of
purchasers is partc invited old and young house.
keepers, and those conte.np plating Housekeeping
would do well to look at assortment Our plices
are low. NH
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March II.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz,
Ludlam & Watson
Schr Merchant. Winter, New York. s days. mdz D
Currie.
schr John Warren, Lozier, New York, salt, Daven-
port, Allen Co.
Schr g King, Groves, Baltimore, mdz, w Col
quit & Co.
schr VIM Colquitt, Jones. Baltimore, mdz, w D
Colquitt 4 Co.
schr William and James, Gustafney. Hampton,
oysters
terrapins.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, nadz and pas
sengers
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GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and our
care in the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables to recommend it as the best that
can be had Ii orders left at our office, on Cary
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO l. BRO.
N. B:-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
at reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia 27-2m
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We find the following in the Bastrop La
Times, of the gath ult
1t is our painful duty to record shocking
homicide, committed in this parish on Satur-
day evening last, the 18th inst. 1t appears
that there has been adifficulty of long stand
ing between the parties, who were men of
respectability, and both planters in this par
ish. They were both in town ON Saturday,
and G. b. Hopson, one of the parties, start
ed for home, accompanied by friend, in his
buggy, late in the afternoon, and when about
four miles from town he overlook Levi John
son, his unfortunate victim, who was driviag
two horse wagon. When Hopson had got
by johnson, he stopped his buggy and got
out with his gun, and told johnson that he
was going to kill him. johnson immediate
ly dismounted but whether for the purpose
of resisting his escape, was not stated to us,
when Hopson fired and killed him instantly,
lodging eighteen buckshot in his left breast
Hopson made his escape, and is yet at large,
little or no efforts having been made for his
arrest, as we understand.
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RICH M 0ED, VA.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH IS, 1855

DAN RIVER STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
The Norfolk Herald states that the legisla.
ture of North Carolina, at its recent session
incorporated a company under the above
name, with capital of one hundred thousand
dollars, in shares of twenty dollars each, fo,
the purpose Of navigating the Dan River by
steamboats,.
The Herald says it is the intention of the
proprietors of this enterprise to run a line O,
steam tow-boats from the terminus of the
Roanoke Valley Railroad at Clarksville, to
Milton and Danville, and as much higher up
the river as may be found susceptible of nav.
igation.
The Herald remarks that the Danville
Railroad is now completed to the banks OF
Dan River; and unless efforts are made to
keep the business upon the river, all the
flour and tobacco from that country which
might be brought down to Clarksville, and
take the Railroad to our city, will be divert.
ed to Richmond over the Danville road.
The charter granted by North Carolina
gives to this company the exclusive right
and privilege for the term of ten years to
navigate the Dan River by steamboats,, and
to avail themselves of the benefits of this
charter, it is necessary that steamboats, shall
be placed on the river in one year.
The Herald therefore, calls upon the mer.
camille community of Norfolk to bestir them
selves, or Richmond will reap all the bene
fits OF the trade of that rich section of coun-
try.
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A CARD.-The subscriber, late of the
"a firm of WHITE PAGE, begs leave to inform
his friends and the public generally that he has tex
the old store No. IS Market Bridge recently oocu-
pied by that concern, and will open the same on
Saturday next. the 10th inst with an entirely ew
stock of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c, of the
best and most fashionable styles. He respectfully
solcits patronage. JOHN C. PAGE JR
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NRANARY AND Feed STORE

~ The undersigned has taken the house corner OF
Franklin and Wsll streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs. n B; X c. B. Hill, for the purpose of cor.
duetng the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly on hand full assortment of
all kinds Of Grain, Mill Ofsl, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
he hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tentlon and selling reasonable terms, to secure
libersl patronage item his friends and the public
seneEslly He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere IN the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission. and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con
signment entrusted to him. JOHN W. COSBY.
fs 27--ts
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FATAL AFFRAY.-The Port Gibson Herald learns
that on the evening of the Goth ut difficulty oc.
Cured Ia Gallatin, Miss, between Mr.. III. J. Price
and three brothers named Joel Norton, r. Norton
and Andrew Norton, which resulted fatally 10 Mr.
Price. la the rencontre he received eleven buck
shot, one piercing his body near the heart He died
next day. The Nortons were promptly arrested
and committed TO jail
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Al and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission, direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Msnufac.
turers, and to whom we refer.
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. Co., Richmond,
viii reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs ALLEN & PAxsoN. New York, will do like.
wise. noI8-d&wly
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MORGAN TURNED UP.-A paragraph has been
going the rounds for some time, to the effect that
Morgan, who twas alleged, was murdered by the
Free Masons for disclosing their secrets, had turn
ed up in Turkey, where he was teaching the Eng.
lish language. Not much Importance was attached
to the rumor; and we now observe the following
new version of Morgan's history in the Columbus
(Miss.l Eagle:
Wha, hunbugsery Morgan was second in com
mand at the battle of San Jacinto-having beer
Lama plata, Cook, or lick plate) for several years
6r his highness Santa Anna, In the City of Mexico
<he was knighted and received a Brig adler Gene
rails commission in the Mexican Army. Since
the defeat OF his gallant Chief In Texas ht
has been quietly keeping an oyster-house In Gal
weston.
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BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs NE have
used as recommended by pme of the most able pby.
sicans in this city, and und It to be- An nvsinsh}s
medicine 1t cannot be . o highly esteemed il t1is
country. A prominent hysican said to me q few
mended In all cases where tonic is required such a.
general debility. following diseases Of the yariouu
KINDS to which we are liable in this country. ra.
want OF vitality. Of the alimentaxy canal and al
the innumerable instances where q vesetsble TONIC
may be required. "'' 'o-'s
y Price SO ceuts per bottle
To be had Wholesale and retail Of Messrs Pun.
CELL, dADD Co., and Druggists everywhers.
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BY J. A. COwARDTN
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LEON GnLBARDT.

Fsrginao.
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
Il IN Poland, tEurope,l and for the Last two years
at S6s Hroome street, New York city, respectfully
offers bis professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG.
STANDING DISEASES!
He couid present. you tes,imonials with real
names and residence, from patients cured bv him in
New Yots, tmany OF " hieh were pronounced inen
rsble1 ret less from many of sichnnond treated do
ring his shert stay Ia the city But the Dr. g opinion
therefore prefers to LET FACTS SPEAK FoR rHEM-
sELvEsl
Letters asking advice must be postpaid and de.
scribe the disease in full frankness.
"Gfre styz9 drfak unto him that is rcady TO perfb
and 'saae Rafo these that be Of Aeasy hearts" prov
81; ev.l
bR. LEON GELBARpTs vEaETABLE
sTRU UP,' composed of Medicinal Herbs pre-.
pared under his by Mr.. s. NJ Zachri,.
son. Chemist aud Druggist, at the corner of 6tb
ard Brosd streets Richmond, Virginia This de sht.
foI Vegetable Syrup 10 recommended as certain re.
lief twheu cure seems to be impossibie of ali such
diseases Coughs, Colds Asthma Bronchitis
WhoopIns Cough for the affection of the kidneys
and Bladder. and it is highly valuable for Female
Diseases snersly. BY Chdren's Sickness IL proves
the mos desirable effects ii s very pleasant to take
sad causes neither unessness nor loss of appetite
Full directions are furnished On each bottle. TRY
1T sud Judge of the effect for Yourselves Use IL ar
cordiegy, and the result will be a CERTAIN CURE
Sold wholesale and retail and sent to any part re.
qeired By appyine lif by letter post-pad) to Mr. s.
M. ZACHRtSSON, Druggist, corner 10th and Broad
sts Richmond, Va.
Price of DR.. L. G.'s Vegetable Syrup large bottle
one dollar; small size, Fifty cents.
" None sre genuine without tie signature OF
Or. l.. g. Full prescription be seen at the Drug
Store. fa r9-6r,
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AMERICAN VIcToRY.-An election was held
two wards of Baltimore last Friday for membe
of the City Council. Mr.. Hilbert, the America
candidate, was elected by 13O majority over hi
Democratic opponent
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NEW PUBLlCATI oN-We are indebted to
Mr.. j. w. Randolph, for very handsome
volume, just issued from his publishing house
-Beverly's History of Virginia, with an
introduction by Charles Campbell, Esq'r,
author of the Colonial History of Virginia.
1t is a book which should have prominent
place ill the library of every Virginian, and
Mr.. Randolph has published it in a style wor-
thy of its merit
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UNrauE.-The Port Gibson (Miss.) Herald says
the story which appeared in the Kosciusko Sun,
land which we copied) to the effect that Rev. DR..
Woodward was stabbed by an expelled member OF
the Methodist Church ct Port Gibson, and imme.
diateiy expired, ID wholly untrue.
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FAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The Ladies of
the Third Presbyterian Church and couereeaao.
lately Mr. Dunnins's) will hold FAIR, in the Lee
ture Room Of the church, commencing MONDAY,
ire Iztn and to oontiHue for several days. They In
vite the aid of their friends ON this occasion.
NH
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SAML CARY, Dealer in Paper Material.
door. West Of Ola Mari ct, buys small q Veil !;
large iou. "A Q-1ern
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FIRsT SILVER MElAL AWARDED M. p.
sIMONs.-Call to-day, II you want fr.t.rats Ds.
street. Nothing, in the way of pieture. can via
VII WIN .ne Daguerestypes ,sksn BY sfMONS. They
sLe superior to water-co ored miniatures because
And that they are a. bea.tfu az the most delicate
paintings, none win doubt after visiting the saerv
Vi ~ N. r. 6IMON9
Z mn ~ ISL Main n
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TEMPERANCE NOMINATION IN GEORGIA Rev. B
H. OVERLY, of Atlanta, was nominated for Cover
nor of Georgia, by the Temperance Convention
which met at Atlanta on the 22d ultimo.
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JNo. w. WRIGHT & Co. are prepared
20 receive all binds of Produce and Merchandise On
storage, at their Warehouse ON the Dock on ~ re-
sons6le terms 40 1t can be taken In the city.
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HAYES Il. SUTTON Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, has removed his Office from the Law
llth Streets first floor. under the Land Bounty and
Pension Agency Office of James T. Sutton, Jr.
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The MINISTER TO spAIN.-A Washington lette,
writer says that Gen. Dodge. the new minister t
Spain, has had long interviews with Mr. Soule.
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:, WALTER HARRIs0N-ofice corner of
Main and 10th streets-hss resumed ths o. I y.
Law n sii the Courts held In the city Of kchnopS
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER

"A FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish to sell, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond. on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies
srksby well for farming purposes, and is now in q
high state of cultivation, containing SS4 acres. The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms -
There are good Barns, Stables and all necessary
outhouses There is excellent water the house,
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, / would say, that
rarely such chance presents itself The location s
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
is23-tf q. O. AKIN Henrico Couutv.
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STEAM TO GxnoA--The contemplated line Of
steam communication between New York and
Genoa, the New York Sun says seems In affair way
OF bsing speedily and permanently established.-
The 6rst steamer for the proposed line has been
completed, Che Victor EmanuelD and Captain PHI.
taluga, of the sardnlan Navy, has bsen despatched
Of her. The Remaining vessels of he line are b
progress Of construction.
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THE NEW BRIGADIER GENERAL.-It is now
stated that the new brigadier general will not be
appointed until the meeting of the next Congress
Benj McCulloch, as heretofore announced, de-
clines the msjorsbip, and Coonels Lee and Bragg
1t Is reported, will refuse to accept
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CAsuALTY.-ln New Orleans, on the evening of
the 5th instant, MIR. William Essex. clerk of the
steamer w. w. Farmer, fell from the gangway
plank as he was attempting to 60 ashore, and was
drowned.
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L Ii o NJ AS w. X ESEE.
AETTTONEEP

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description of Merchandise, Household Furniture,
&c Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting &c.
NH 8
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ANOTHER DUEL.-The N. o. Delta, of the 9th
last, says:
We have just learned that duel was fought be.
tween couple of Creole gentlemen at the Oaks
early this morning, which resulted fatally to one of
the parties The weapons were small swords. and
the victim was run through the heart at the second
pass We received this information In the Chief of
Policies Office and the police now investigating
the rumor
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

q The circaiaton Of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that Of allthe Daily papers Of
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COLUMBUS RAcEs.-The second days race over
the new course at Columbus, Ga, was a colts
stake, purse S35o-two mile heats. Two horses
Colonel Cheatham's Little Arthur and Captain
Harrison's Mary Blueskin-contended for the
purse Little Arthur was the winner 3:46,
3:53
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DRs. Arw0oD 4 CHAsr Hon.,..L,.
pnyncians and Surgeons No. Isl Main st.ols s.
oIaels TH1m1s sim0ps soosstore. Richmond. Va S''1
fe aM1m ooD' Nd. I.P. CHASE, n. d
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH
IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-By the .Als
bert Gallatin,n Guy Mannering,n - Isaac Wright
and steamers "Atlantic' and "City Of Manchester
am receiving and opening large and varied assors-
ment of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough 70 give my
agents ample time 20 get them Up ceref1Iiy snS On
nurchased for cash am daily looking for the KOS
ciua,0 and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance of my Goods, which viii Sompe.s ~ .ooa; aI
customers, and the public generally, 70 call on me
and examine the finest aseorrment OF hardware and
CutIery have ever had the pleasure to present to
fham Tor their use and accommodation
sAe1' 40 THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer In Hardware and Cutlery,
n No. 65 Nain ct.
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TLETCHERB -HAIR IONIC 6XC6ls every
thing for identifying and improving the hair. No
toilet table is complete without It, and single trial
10 quite sufficient to show its good effect The gree
success of the Tonic has brought up host of iits-
tors. (who know a. muchabout the treatnen of the
hair az the man in the moon,l whose noxious mix.
ance = sst,- s4s =
Persons wishing the original and genuine article,
can be supplied by the manufacturer.
1900 JOHN JOHNSON,
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HHE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH

Mechanics Institute, will be delivered to those who
engaged them by Us. We have also supply of them
on hand which are for sale ct manufacturer prices
The ladies are especially invited to examine them
BTEBBINB PULLEN,
no21 10I Broadst.
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MURDERS IN NEW ORLEANs.-Mchae Martin
who was stabbed by John Thompson, in New Or.
leans, last Sunday week, died on the following
Tuesday. man named Sullivan, and his wife
participated in the affray, and ali three are in jail
The woman threw pound weight at Martini and
her husband snapped pistol at him; when lyoung
Thompson, who had been a silent spectator of the
scene, rushed upon Martin and stabbed him. Sul~
lvan remarked, before the man died, that he "was
only sorry that the pistol did not go off and kill
the scoundrel, and If he survived he would kill
him yet" Martin was deputy sheriff and ex.
empt fireman.
Margaret Scott, who was so inhumanly stabbed
by her husband, on Mardi Gras night, In New Or.
leans, died last week from the effects of her
wounds. Richard Scott, the murderer, 10 In jail.
He perpetrated the deed In fit of Jealousy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13

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