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nm. GMIFFIYM

SIlLL continues 10 manufacture at his Suor
~ IN OTTUMwA, the Peoria Plpw together
with the Moline P!o0, both of which are well
known to most of the Farmers Of the West
! am using the best SLIGO STEEL for Shares
and mould-boards, the only metal manufactured
that will bear q polish sufficient for the Prai
rles OF Iowa. The timber with which / do the
woodwork of my plonghs, is thoroughly sea-
soned, and the woodwork is being dme by
experienced workmen, who know the LEX il /,
done with. Having sold q great many ploughs
mere the last year, l am induced to try II again.
and am much better prepared to carry on the
business now, than | was then, having a Lurge
NsoP and all the fixtures and apparatus REQUIRED
in the manufacture Of this necessary article on
a!arge scale. Also a Grindsfone to polish with.
where any person can grind an AK for the small
sum of i0cents. .aao (
am also prepared, in connection with the
above business, to do anything in the
JORBlNG Line.
keep on hand a large supply Of Iron, ard
plenty OF men who are always ready TO work.
particularly for cash. have on hand plenty
OF HORSE Shoes and NAILS, and will take
particular pains to have go
HORSE SuOEING, ~
done up in good style and with dispatch.
d Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past
year, and hoping a continuance Of The same the
present, | take this method, but without any
disposition TO blow, If bringing my business be-
fore the people, think l can do as well by
them in the b4
PLOW and BLACKSMITH
l,Le, as any other shop west Of the Mississippi.
Come and see me, and see if you cant get Your
money bac just about as near as anywhere
else. A's fw eW haS .aatS1 asfa &
Gg~ | have now on hand over 100 PLOWS
anu stall keep a good supply Of all kinds on
hand 50 that customers from a distance can be
furnished with a load at any time, Shop ON
Main Street, Ottumwa. Iowa. Il Issi4d9S'9
Ian, Path, $50, no A9-tf. mAaf
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pURyeuE. Jan. IL.

], 10 understood that the delegation 10
the Cincinnati Democratic Convection
are privately pledged to support Mr..
Douglas for the Presidency
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The Demolne l~mproyement.-,,. ,

AHO VIC
Gate City publishes two articles on this
subject, likely d interest the Q uzens o;
the Valley. We bad the fra. one in
tyre for the paper this week, but receiv-
ing the other, concluded to defer both
until next week. ~
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Editorial Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name Of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge. j
Notice of the meetings Of Charitable Insti-
%tutions, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
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" Las, week in Chicago, = man nam.
ed lngersoll. killed his wife and Then shot
hs"sslG. ssJhe old Story. lose asd jesl.
ousy. it's bslaa ST ID ~ ssfafss
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NOTICE.,

THE public are hereby cautioned aot TO our
l. chase a certain note made by the subscpi-
Der bearipg.aate Dec gk 1851, for $500 psy-
abe to- 1saeei Barker or bearer, as said Barker
has collcctedin fuff tfie amount of said note ~
me. JOHN T.. WARNOCK
january 24th 1886, 2w. I'D
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WASHINGTON. Jan, :

10 the House Mr.. Cad,sle. ,ads a
speech 10 show that the fail" o orgaa-
ize grows ont Of The dist Dance Of the
comprom Use measures nd the passage
of the Nebraska Act the latter giving
food TO hear,lesa agii> ,ons.
Mr.. McMullen defended the Democ
racy from The attack OF Mr.. Carlisle.
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January 8,
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Trrs0tp EI1ur Morct


The House considered bills in their early stages,
and ordered several TO be ellyrossed
BILLS PAHED.
The following bills were read third time and
passed:
A bill to incorporate the Cabel county Agricr,ltu.
raj Society.
A bill TO incorporate the Cincinnati and Guyan.
dotte Manufacturing and Mining Company.
A bill to prescribe fxed time for the orvaniza.
tion of joint stock companies for internal improve.
ment
A bill changing the time prescribed by law for
the meetings of the Board Of Public Works. (The
last named il Senate bi and is therefore law. )
RELIEF OF RAILROAD COMPANIES.
The House took up the engroseed bill for the re.
lief of railroad and other companies and TO regu.
late the terms which they may borrow money
The question being put upon It's passage IL was
rejected--ayes 90, noes le,-not a constitutional
On motion Of Mr.. NowILN. the vote was recon.
sidered, and tie bill laid upon the table.
.ats FINANCE BILLS.
The House passed to the order OF the day, being
the financial bills reported from the Committee Of
Finance; and took up first
bin TO make the Investments OF the Common.
~ eaith more productive by enforcing the payment
Of interest on the bonds Of Internal Improvement
companies, guaranteed by the Commonwealth, and
the money due the Commonwealth for interest
and sinking fund on loans made TO snch compa-
nies. which WAS read . third time and passed
Mr. GARsETT called up the biii TO simpiify ana
reoraanlze the fiscal affairs OF the Commonwesun.
Il MIR NEwLoN offered an amendment 70 toe b'i'.
differing from II in some particuarsi put pfopos
ing Sksles1sasth the original bill many shangesn u
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PRICE ONE CENT.

~ nj. afADY moved to amend the bin by redpc;r,
hx apRpIopriafion R from $4,000 to $40 oOoO~ios,
ana patrons Of the b vhsther tbs :. s :.
onl WOULD De regarded as pledge by the Stats ~
p1le the road thus inyolyinr an ernand,,,r -
~ =, we've or thirteen millions ia addition n the
was de- s,enna spppropriated-and whether IL
rnan. =. snea as part of the system of improve.
ments 10 pass bill authorship Io.u - i.',
n.e n,iinons Of dollars at seven ner cor. ~ -. -
vIue .ne means for carrying on these wori.S H.
.'.. 70 the improvement and desired ~
swered 70 satisfactorily an
MI CHRISTIAN demanded the prev;on. nm a..;..,
and It was sustained The roll WAS mmadi..a1.
called The effect Of this cutting off any repiv ~
MI GARSEfTs Interrogatory, was that that 60, -
tleman and Others among them we sunnoss M.s.a sel
CRUTCHFIELD and SEDDoY, voted aeainst tho
bill. Mr. CHRISTIAN sought an Opportunity to da.
clare that he was not aware that the questions
had been propounded when he demanded the pre-.
vious question; but could not succeed until too Late
Whether the reason was sufficient to change the
votes of gentlemen this important BILL it ia for
item to decide but the circumstance of pressing the
previous question at such time was well calcula
ted to excite feeling The bill only passed by ON.
vote more than constitutional majority)
The vote on the passage of the bill was ayes 7s
noes A.
The changes from the pote on the Virginia ana
Tennessee Road Bin were as follows, viz
e'"A'' O-0ioorHe, (OI f6tersOurg,b Crutennoid,
Dabney, Garnett. Het, Hobbs, Jones of Apo
marton, mar Jones of Gloucester Kelly, Mallory to
who voted for the Virgiaia and Tennessee Biz, yo
ted against the Corington and Ohio Bill
Messrs. Berkeley, Burwell of Patrick, Hoge
Jones of Rappahannock, Splitter, and Vano,sdall
who voted against the Tennessee Road, voted fcq
the CouinSton.
Messrs. Bush, Gambler, Crabtree, Dickinson Of
Grayson Draper, Thrift, and PAUL., who voted 70,
ISnufSsPe nrlx Il
day, and Riddick, who voted against that bin, dio
not cote on the CoUington Bill; and
Messrs. Brady, Hays, Nottingham, and Tyree
| who voted for the CoUineton Bill and Messrs Bere
| man and Dodson, who voted against it, did not rot
| OH the Tennessee Bill
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
The House next took up the bill to increase tht
capital stock of the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
| pany.
Mr. SPITLER made an Intellectual attempt to
| amend 1t 30 as to specify the route between Ger
tain points and Mr., NELSON made an unsuccess
ful motion to reduce the amount in the bill from
$500 900 to $2OOOOO
The hour for the daily recess arrived before the
question on the passage of the bill was put.
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TENACTTY OF LIFE IN A TuRToIsE-A water
tortoise in the possession of Mr.. James G. Shute,
Of Woburn, Mass, an amateur Zoologist has lust
died, after living in water two years and six
months without food. 1t is believed that this ex-
ceeds very much any known instance of this rep
guished Italian physician, kept one fasting eigh.
teen months; and a land tortoise in which be had
removed its entire BRAIN lived and was active moro
than six months afterwards. 1t seems that this
iowly animal, enclosed in strong suit of armor,
in which it ordinarily lives above a century, is no
less dilatory in the process of dying than in its mo-
tions, which have passed into a proverb.--Boston
TrdU,
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DIVERSITY or CLIMATE.--A gentleman left
Crescent City, California, on the 10th January,
and reached San Francisco, Feb. 1st He travel
led with snow shoes and could go but six miles q
day for four days, the snow being from 10 to 30
feet deep. At tho same time in San Francisco and
Contra Costa counties, strawberries were ripsn.
ing in the open air. and the tables of the spicnfs
vegetables
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mai. LOsT.-The st. Louis Republican states
that IL has been satisfactorily sscertained that the
mail for Boston, sent from that city on the Goth
January last, never reached rs destination, nor
has anything been heard Of It. Two business
houses Of st. Louis are sufferers-one for $500,
and another for S600-nnd the presumption is, that
the mail was very valuable one.
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The London Daily Nsws publishes the names OF
n members OF the House of Commons who clsim
TO be wholly excused from serving on election
corsmittees account Of being more than 10 years
Old
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Mr.. CRAMPToN.-The Boston Advertiser, OF
Monday snva.

Monday, says:
1--WE learn from an authertic source at Wash
last week dispatches containing the information
which Lord Paimerston said be was waiting to
receive before laying before Parliament the doeu
ments relative TO the recr,i ting business. Mr.
Champion sends evidence OF a rebutting charac-
ter but altogether too weak TO shake the proofs
of his completely in the matter and IL is thought
that no doubt will remain, even after the publica
ton of this evidence, that the enlistments were
carried on in this country under the sanction of
the British government with as much zeal as ever,
after the formal instructions to the contrary /;
and the English ministry will find It exceedingly
difficult TO sustain their conduct before the world"
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FRIGHTFUL DEATH IN THOMAS CoUsTY.-The
Thomasville ga Enterprise records the death of
Mr.. Daniel Kornega of that county. Mr.. X. Was
engaged in ginning island cotton on roller gin,
when he was informed by a servant In attendance
that the lint was on fire In the room below, where
1t was received from the gin. He Immediately
plunged into the lint-room through . small apera-
ture eft for uncloggng the mouth Of the GIN where
the current Of air, famed the fire into fame, and
involved the whole in confagration. Mr. Kornega
was taken from the devouring elements, few
hours after. nearly consumed-both arms and legs
burned entirely Off and only small portion Of his
body remained to be inferred
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UNPRECEDENTED SHORT PAssAGE.-The Clip
per barquc Lapwing, Capt. Kelly, built in Balti
more, Nd, has arrived in Chesapeake Bay after
run of tltrty dogs from Eio de Janeiro This is,
we believe, the quickest on record, and is consd-
ersbly below the average Of passages to the Eqad-
tor, from our Atlantic ports, in former years.
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IN ROXEs ORANGES AND LEMONS:

DU - boxes Reisins: so layers do; lCO half and
quarter boxes do. 500 do Currants Is drums Sutana
Raisins; 500 drums Figs (extra) 10 Preserved
Ginger; Is boxes Citron; 80 bags Almonds Filberts
Walnu's snd Palm Nuts all fresh; 500 Cocoanuts;
Is boxes Maccaron IS do. Vermaceli; just to hand,
per steamers, for sale by
DAVID n. JONES& &CO.
NH u No 76 Main street.
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E'OR sALE-An improved lot in Sidne!

Il one quarter of d mile west of the Fair Grounds,
delightfully."- situated the highest grounds the
Richmond fronting l80 feet Harye street. run
ming back l72 feet Federal street. 20 feet alley
the south side. The Improvements consist of a
two story brick dwelling with four rooms, a corn
house, stable, cowhouse, hen and wood house. smoke
house dairy, and fiTst-rate pump and excellent
ter the yards and garden is well enclosed with an
excellent fence, and the garden is well set with
parsgus and variety of fruit trees grape vines &c;
the front yard s adorned with ornamental shrubbery
flowers, &c. Terms very liberal. Apply at
S. P. SEMPLE'S Drug Store,
NH 12-St 202 Main street
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Tha Hudson river railroad company nss
continued an their trains on Sunday.
Miss Hodson, who lately disappeared RON ~ -.
lacks theatre, In New York, has turned ~ - D1-
Alo. #
q, sunday the barrel factory Of Rhodss. Ken
nedv & Co, at Rochester, Pa, was Destroyed ~
fre, with 50 1000 slaves.
The coinage at the Ner 0rlsans mint los I seD, eoc
mary amounted % e34a00o. Of which ts1uu
was In silver and a. 1900 IN gold s.
The New jersey Legislature has adopted Issosu'
tions In favor Of maintaining NE Amessssa VIZ
struction fthe Clayton'b 'buiwcr treaty
are now bnIldins enly 10 vsssels Of al kinda. ~
l6 $50 tonnage :.
Cant Daniel Dobbins, who was heusensn. =
Perry's victory Lake Erie u iSi2 asa = 1''''
Pa, on the 25sh ult
DR. Psnningsou, the Now York ccaeEed preaen
or, has had . eaA ffom church y hAsaesus w.
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SaS=1z4~ Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, ll5th and I4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES BARoUCHES, BUGGiES with and without
tons md SuLt<lES, all of his make Of the hest
materials and Workmanship. All of which will be
o,d low good work of the kind can be in the city
of Richmond and respectfully ask a call from those
IN of any article in the Carriage line as de-
terynined 10 make 10 order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all WORK sold, that Ia new war
rsuted.
fe 9-donn MICAIAH MANGIrM
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LIME Shlrting Cotton and Linen can be
Il had cheap at n. EZEKIEL'S, Is Main street.
Housekes pers in want of supply of good and cheap
bleached or unbleached Cotton for shrtings or sheet
ings and Linens (warranted all flax and no cotton
rixturel for shirt bosoms pillow cases. need but
give early cali aud supply themselves at such
prices cannot fail to please.
y EZEKIEL IS Main st.,
nh m drlnr To x WhitetR
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ODD FELLOWS JUBILEZ.-The Odd Fellows
of Cincinnati purpose having celebration, on
magnificent scale, In that city, on the 24th April,
In honor of the anniversary of the institution OF
the Order in the United States. Tbs Gazette
says:-
at promises to be one of the mos. imposing ceie-
brations of the kind thsi has ever taken place IN
the Western country, perhaps not exceled BY tbe
magnificent parade In Baltimore, ard the ceremo-
mics At the dedication Of the beautiful Han OF the
Order which graces the Monumental cry We
learn that invitations have bcsn sent 70 I.odges ~
different section of the Union tnat
from each may participate In the festivities OF tha'
day. which Is the birthday of Odd Fellowship
In this country.
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THEWING TOB "a T. CO.-.LRngh0rn's
" Celebrated Royal Arch Tobacco---the most su-
perior article of Chewing Tobacco offered in
this market. Just received and for sale by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
NH IS Druggist 18th street. .
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Y FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
wears and beg leave say thst am now prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments Tombs, Vaults, a2d
attend to Enclosing Buryins Grounds and In fact al
work in the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur.
passed North or South. ocS
THAs. III. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
X Iron Manufacturer 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va. -
GAS FITTING AND FIxTUREs,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, 10
Metallic Roofing, Gutterng and Spoutng, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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cwAdverfisemenes pablishsd unt4i forbid, win bs
charged so esns pr square Of nss for the 6rss
inssrtion. and Is cents for each eontinua.ss.
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when Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of
war"
The bes. of Lager Beer is had at STEINLEINS
Bar;
And Herring Salad, served in prineely style,
VIII draw from every epicure a smile.
NISCE the opening Of navigation, have
- received by various steamers the following artf
ces fresh and of the best quality, with which offer
to supply my customers, and invite tbs public gene
rally to give a call:
Italian BOLOGNA Russian CAVIAR
Smoked EELS Picked OYSTERS
Picked Go do HERRINGS
SARVLAD ZUNGEE WURST
Schweitzer, Mountain Limburger and Sax-Olden-
burger Goat-milk Cheeses Lentils; Split Peas; Eng
lish Peas; Pearl Barley; Maccaroni; Vermice aud
all kinds Of fancy noodles French Mustard Sour
Crout; Cucumber Pickles; Canary Seed &c. Genuine
Virginia and Rhenish Wines of the best quality-all
at moderate prices SIMON STEINLEIN,
Broad street, above the Theatre.
" also announce to the public that pre-
pared to private families with New York and
Philadelphia Lager eer, in large and small qusnt-
ties in barrels and stone bottles in which it viii keep
and retain its and flavor for any length of time
As Lager Beer has obtained high reputation, and
is recommended by the most eminent physicians
North and South, as a wholesome beverage, l have
made arrangements with the largest brewsrers ia N
York and Philadelphia to furnish me with large sup
plies which will always be at the service of my Gus
TONERS. NH lO--bt~ q. s.
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MECHANICAL.
. EN10uRAGK HOME nIANm.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-.
C& EsD rACToRiES.-The subscriber has, and
-SSsI-S1--keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
Of Rockaways. Bugeies and Barouehes, made of the
hest materials and by the most skifull workm man.
which he will sell accommodating terms as any
one in tho city.
Orders taken for any style Of carriage, aud executed
Faithfully 81 his establishment on 18th street. between
Grace and Franklin.
ia i7---dSn o. A. FRANCIS
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m MTCAJAH MANGUM.
DAINTINts--PA PAINTiN(s.--The under
n Il, noxx Drans do HnITlE PAINT

4 signed is now prepared TO do HOUSE PAINT
ING and has engaged the services of first rate work
men. He his friends of his determination
devote his whole attention this business and IGN
as well as ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
none but the best materials will be used and fair
prices charged. His Sign Work may be in front
of Dispatch Once. Bintord Dickinson Weisiger,
Walshs Shoe Store, opposite st. Charles Hotol, in
the First Msrkei House, Bon Ton Bakery" nth
street and in fact all town--he took the first
premium at the last Mechanical Fair" and knows
hiswors and pnces will compare fsvorably with any
others in the business Hoping to receive share of
patronage, hs ssks those that require any kind of
painting TO give him call,
Wanted Boy as an apprentice and two good
House Painters. X w. ALLEN,
18th St, between Main and Bank st.
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pICH BLACK MOIRE ANTIQUE.-.A


II few dresses left at N. EZEKIEL'S IS Main st..
hav. a few of those rich black M0re Antique Dress
which will close out at great bargain. They
really handsome and cheap.
Aso just received splendid lot of black and other
and styles, which intend running off very cheap.
N. EZEKIEL,
NH at
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EREsH VENIsvN--A nice lot for sale by
NH IS BURTON GREENHOW.
I AhD.--23 pails family Lard, for sale by
- NH rs BURTON 3REEEHOV.
MEXICAN GDAkO.-.:5OO bbfs A dry
AfA Mexican Guano, in store and for sale by
mn is l.. Fl. sKlNKER CO.. Cary st.
RROWN AND BLEACuED = II Z 4 r.
- isG5 AN sHIRTiNGSs-Jnst received, q full
assortment Of Brown and Blcsched sheetines and
sirtings Of the most fayorite makes now in use
the established cheap store Of
NH Is ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main st.
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ENhEsH PEACHES AT REDU e K ID
n PRlCES-Put up in alr-tight Cans free of seed
and peangs, perfectly sweet and nice when tai en-
from the tree, for sale at McKeil d Woodwards, No
~ Gretter Brenrs, No. -; Alex. Walker No. Is
Main street; A. w. Bell. 18th and franklin;
and +. w. Tompkins, Broad street.
NH LEWIS TIInOR
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the manner of keeping the accounts in the Offices
OF the two Auditors.
Mr. FLOYD opposed any change in the organiza-
tion of the basement offices, and hoped the bill
would not be engrossed. Mr.. GARNETT replied to
Mr.. FLOYD; and a motion was made to lay the
bill on the table, pending which, the House ad-
journed.
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LARDS WASHING CBEAM--One pound of
which costing only 81 cents will 20 farther and
more labor than . gallon of WASHING FLUID. No
RUBBING required and warranted not TO injure tho
clothes In any way. This article has been tested by
many IN the city and they all speak in the highest
days
Prepared and sold only by
JOHN w. POLLARD,
NH IL n~....;a.
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CACTUS skIRTS.-.I have tnst received
- per steamship Roanoke another lot of those Gao
tus Skirts which will sell at the low price
Of 87ic. Those in want will please call early ct the
cheap store of ALFRED MOSES,
NH Main
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Telegraphic accounts from Trieste give advices
from Bombay to Feb. I'd, and Canton Jan l2 The
kingdom of Dude had been formally annexed to
British India "
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THURSDAY MORNING, March l3.
A message was received from the Senate an
nouncing the passage of number of bills, and tina
they had agreed to the Bank bills from the House
with amendments
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