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IL ANY ONE RESPONSIBLE. LYAster-
day we we're caught by the rain at The
Capitol, and to make the most Of the
time, went up into the stories above
and visited tne library. There where
The very soul Of the State is embalmed
as Il were, there was very little more
security against the rain, than on The
outside Of the building. The building
leaks In number Of different places,
and the expensive furniture ofthe Sen
ate, Ii being ruined by this criminal
neglect on the part Of some ONE
Who has charge of the building =
Uertainly whoever has, must have the
right taoitly given to protect the States
property, and il should be done imme.
distely. The Legislature could not
refuse TO make an appropriation to
pay for the work.
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]. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
HORSE PALACE STABLE.

DLEASE NOTICE that VIM CLINE has
l. again resumed the Propriptorship Of
this establishment. The stable having un-
dergone thorough repairs lie feels conf
dent that FIR comfort and convenience Ito
the Horse creationD it has no superior in
the State. And from his long experience ii
this line Of business and past accommoda.
tons to his friends, he hopes TO merit from
his old Patrons, and the Public generally,
liberal share of Patronage. (Set him up
AGAIN. a good stock Of Horses, Carriages,
3aggles, &c, always on hand and for Hire,
on liberal terms, to be had on short notice,
day or night nov2s. 3m.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
ME ARE now opening an elegant assortment5f
w Window Shades with Fixtures complets.
ALSO
OIL Carpetng 4 and 8 quarters Wide
Hearth Rugs, Mats ETC.,
A large lot Of Mating Figured and Plain
4 b and quarters wide
ALSO
Direct from the manufacturers,
A large variety Of Extensive Tables, Mshagosy
Walnut and Oak,
Bureaus, Whstnots, Towel Stands ETC., etc.
Dining and Tea Tables
Gard and Dressing do do
Sofas, Tete-a.Tetes and Divans
Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Paror, Dining and Office do
with large assortment, Of House Keeping ar
tscles Of all kinds 10 which the attention Of pur.
chasers is called At the Furnishing Rooms Of
oct15 j. PIPER d Co.
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THE RtvEas ARE OrgN.--Ifwe had
no ether evidence Of the fact, than il
to be found at tho corner Of Third and
Church streets. Il were sufficient
Messrs, A. Montan Il. Bro, have just
received from the West, d house full Of
oil manner Of Produce from that re-
giou. The rise Of the rivers above,
have, Of course, caused prices to fall
and now isths time to buy for cash.
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GLE WI s ALO0N

THIS well known Saloon and On ~
4 Restaurst, having unde'- NAkw
gone thorough repairs, is now ar %%
ranged to accommodate parties. and serve
up At short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other delecacies. to please the palate Of
connoissenrs and bon rirams The desire OF
the proprietor, is to win Cor the Gein Saloon,
wide spread reputation as the best Restau-
rat, in the State outside Of New Orleans.
10 Boarding and Lodging for few
single gentlemen, with the best accommo-
dation.
sep-s GIN. STEPHEN BASELISCO.
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G5r DaiIp Gpllltt.
BATON RoUGE.;aaDEC. 0, 1860.


THn LAnrs.--By reference to the
city Council Proceedings, twill be
seen, that a resolution TO light the
lamps again, has passed The motion
Of our enterprising and efficient rep.
resentative ID The Board, d. 9. Mon
ram, ESQ, TO set out trees In North
boulevard street. did not pass. 1t IL
n good move but IL would involve a
large outlay for a fence to protect
them.
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CnuRr HousE Square AakfN.--
Down town--tbe Court House end
has commenced . rivalry with uptown
and the conflict Ia fierce and savage
We look yet TO see 81, Charles Street,
where II runs abruptly into Royal
Beaurgard Square, the very heart Of
the city. If In q hundred years il
should rival In commercial importance,
the street in New Orleans named after
our " 81. Charles " we should not be
surprised, and shall ask the spirits Of
the seventh sphere, MS a special favor
to be permitted t. revisit the glimpses
of the moon and hang about its crow
ded prescincts until judgement time
of day. Then, we opine pe,e's Al
ley will be 0 place, aud St. Napoleon,
will be kind of a" Fifth Avenue"
Bot this Is speculation.
Many new houses, have raised their
heads IN the lower end, recently !;
none, however, more important, in
n commercial point Of view, than the
large brick house Of our enterprising
fellow-citizen II. Y. BAUM, ESQ
There Is v, Heude, in one end. with
a stock Of Dry Goods, and Bryan in
the other, with a full stock Of grocer.
ies.--Look at the latter gentleman 8
advertisements to-day.
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FRUIT FRUIT
Drug store For sale.

TUE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
I Europe on account Of family interests: offers
for sale his Apetheeary Shop, well known as &c
curying one Of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines
perh,mery, Paints dc, all fresh ana In Arst rate
condition.
The terms OF sale, will he advantageous; 40 that
the purchaser cannot fail ufsuccess besides he Gus
tetn Is Of the best. n order st more to enlarc
the facilities of the purchaser Of the Drug Store,
the undersigned Is willing TO lease for term Of
years, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else to sell the house, al the option OF tn e pur-
chaser. Taug 30 en- n. JOItHDAN
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New Firm, New Goods. Low Price
! A N 9TH E r A RRIV AL

A N OF Fl E r A r RIV A l.
WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w giant assortment Of Cut Glass, con
sis'ing Of -rumblets, Gobets, Chanpagnes
Clatets, Wines &c. &c
Elegant ornanented Lamp Shades, Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
&c sc
A beautiful article of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety OF Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
J. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO. an assortment Of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades. with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tasses, complete.
Also. a fine assortment OF Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, &c.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces of Csrpeting with very complete
assortment of Wood and Willow Ware /,
Baskets Ec., all Of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South
Our assortment ol Goods is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
II its departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans or elsewhere.
oct-24. j. PIPER 4 co.
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UrOOLEN GsOODs.--A large stock Of Cass.
w mere. both slack and Fancy, satinets, Lind.
seys, Kentucky Jeans, Attakapas. Black. and
Cclorsd Broad Cloths, Be-, &c. for sale al the IA
ten Rouge Rasar, corner OF Main and Laurel lSts.
BY nov.9s I. 4. TRorrEDALE CO.
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DRY GOODS.

uST RECEIVED at the store, corner
y Of Third aud Florida streets, large and
varied stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
consisting IN part Of Marines Goods, Silk
Goods and other articles asked for by the
ladies' at this season. Terms cash and
prices at least twenty-five per cent under
city prices.
no96-im. MADAME ALBERT
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Hardware.

THE undersigned have been for the last
l month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and are satisfied tn It they
have in store, the largest and NEST varied
assortment Of Hardware out of New Or
leans which they offer Tor sale at their
usual low rates. Purchasers will find IL TO
their interest to call and examine, beleie
sending to the city.
LARGttIER & LANOUE.
sep9D Cor Lafayette and Florida
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I SIMON X CO. at The Capitol Cheap
y. Store, beg leave to inform the public,
hat they have just opened superior stock
Of the following articles Very large linen
Table Cloths, with beautiful designs of
European Cities, with Napkins to match
something entirely new. Also great var
iety Of Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts. All extremely low for
cash, at the CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
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WATCHES ana yEwELRY.

WATCHES ana JEwELRY.
which he offers for sale for cash, or Its equivalent,
al prices, to suit the most fastidious, His stock
consists OF The following articles Gold and Silver
Watches Of the most celebrated English and
French Makers Diamond Pins, Finger Rings,
anil Earrings, Vest, Fob and Guard Chains, Chate
iains, Necklaces, Plain and sett Flngerlngs, Ear
ings and Bteastpins IN sets, bracelets, lbckets,
uolh and Silver Pencils, of all kinds Of new pat
terms, tiold ana Silver Tlimbes, Gold, Silver and
German Silver spectacles, anli and Set Crosses,
tuffpns, Ladies Watclhooks, Sleeve Ties, Cameo
and Mrzhair Bfeastpins and Earrings, Bresspips
with Glass faces for Daeuerreotypes, Gents pins
Shirt lbar and Sleeve buttons, Ladies' belt slides
Watch keys aud Seals Tooth ana Ear picks, Silver
Knives and Spoons, Forks, Silver Desert Knives
aud Forks, and good many other articles, to
mary 10 mention The above articles have been
selected with care by myself to suit this market
and can be seeh in my store under the Harvey
House, where all and every body js Invited TO ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Watches, Clocks and Music Boxes, repaired
and warranted 10 perform satisfactorily, having
unsurpassed facilities in The business, as ! have
been engaged IN the same, fnr upwards Ut seven
teen years. npv20. THE0. GOLDMAN.
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SORT HATS,

WI 7 ENHFFs
NV D PHILLIPS has just opened a
w . large assortment of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion
able styles, shapes and colors, ,nany o,
which cannot lie found in any other estab-
ishnent, to those who are wanting Silk
Moeskin, and Csshmer Hats. he would
advise them to see his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere, the shapes are en-
tirelv new and the quality very superior.
oct-t2 W u PHILLIPS
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CheNa, Publication !!

Ey- JUST RECEIVED 49,
THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE;
l How 10 get Rich
The Maid Of the Gulf;
Ned Scarlet;
Bella Barnwoll; Ellen de We're;
Black Hess; The Renegade Gfpsy.
Dick Turpin; Glands last Bullet
Matrisides Daughter NinoD dc L'Enslps;
Jack Ram, Victims Revenge;
Fanny Campbell; M5shipman Easy;
Ellen Whsrebam; Mary Moreton:
Star Of the Fallen;
Life and and Adventures " Henry Thomas;
BY Inov251 GEO. NJ, HEROMAN
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

THE uNDERsIG NED has just received BY steans.
er Empire City, his entire stock Of FAN aud
Winter Clothing, together with large assof ttnen,
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, embracing near.
" every article in that line. His assortment oil
Gents Ready-made Suits, consisting Of Pants,
Goats and Vests to match, are beautiful, and can
be had IN all colors. All those who want 10 have
the fret selection, and get good 1T would do
well to caFearly, before the sizes are broken.
Sep-5-y. W II. PHILLIPS.
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Extraordinary Inducements.
Are offered by the above establishment
In the Line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
STAPLES and DGMEST1CS.
The stock comprising every article that
is needed for the city or country trade, they
respectfully tender an invitation to the
public in genera. Some Of their leading
articles are.
More Antiques--Pcintille
Fancy and Blk Silks-Slriped.
Blk Italen Dress Silks
Satin D'onent Robes
Cashm and Nous, dc LANES
Scotch and Victoria Plaids
French and English Mernos ..
Araeas and Bombazines black and cold.
AL at the lowest price al the
nov-g New ORLEANS Omar SroRE
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A STRANGE CHARG..-A New York
despatch, of the oath nlt.. SAYS:

-" q - s4tsss ~
Gen. Guicouria charges President
Walker, cf Nicaragua, with a design
of conquering and anuexing Cuba,
and establishing despo,isua to couu-
teract the United States.
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Horse Shooting,

- sWssS SMUGGLING
A N EXPERIENCED workman, ~
a who has served regular appren-N n
ticeship at the Horse shoeing business. y y
is now in my employ at the shop near nv
stables, on Third street, where the public
can have this kind of work done in the best
manner, at short notice.
novl3-ly. X. BEAL.
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NEW ORLEANS
STAT1ONERs' WAREHOUSE,
40 f,vtrus st~est.

90 Campt street.
Nov receiving, large and we'll seisoiea stock ~
miscellaneous works,
eesrHtsfra,
HISTORY; BIOGRAPHY;
TRAVELS ENGINEERING
AGRICULTURE; ARCHITECTURE,
Law; MEDICAL;
ROMANCE ard
SCIENTIFIC WORKS;
Together with full supply Of
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS;
NOVELS and MAGAZINES.
Sold at ptblishers's prices.
Call and examine.
,. n. STEEL, Law Publisher,
Bookseller and Stationer.
nov2s-sfno+d. 60 Camp street.
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MUsECi mUsHCi

WUShG WUShGI
lust RECE1VED.--
u Buchanan Polka;
Breckenridge Polka;
Fillmore Shottisch,
Ravel Polka;
Pspel Polka
Tie Fairy Bells; and many other new
pieces. GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
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Cashmere and s,t,n.,y

Casstmeres aud Satinefs
TN Blk, mixed & plaid varied assort-
4 ment just now opened & az unusual low
prices at the NEw ORLEANS CHEar SroaE.
nov-lt Cor Lafayette & Isurel st.
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NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS indebted TO The undersigned for
n account Of the PAST and previous years, sre
requested to come forward and settle.
sept 2-u. D. J0URDAN.
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F. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith.

II. RIanchard---.GMn smith.
HAS REMOVED to the house lately
IL occupied by r. Kretz, on Third street,
near the Milinary Store Of Mrs. Hueston,
where he is prepared to do any work In
his line in a superior manner.
u Clocks repaired ard cleaned at short
notice in the very best manner.
nov20.y, +. BLANCHARD.
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II m h rel as.

lust RECEIVED large assortment
y of y NJ REL A S, in all sizes and
qualities, if you wish good article call on
nov22 w. y. PHtLLIps.
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sItNnRIEs,

pURE BoRAX. spelter Solder, Brasier's Solder.
l Pure Blgck Tin, Red Kel Emory Ceth, Flow,
er Of Emory, Coarse No. do. at
MoNTAN h HUaUET's,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House.
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MUSTARD.

CREOLE, ready mixed for use. Also
" 10 doz. Thornton & Hawkins, in /, l
and 9 ID. Cans, for medical use warranted
pure for sale by novlsl E; BOGEL.
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Public Hack.

THE public are hereby notified, that the
i. undersigned puts In motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack
The vehicle will be In charge Of Mr. Brock,
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near the Harvey House. Orders for
the Hack to be at any particular place at
certain time--ii left at either Of the
stables, will be attended to.
july2y ROBT. BEAI.
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NOW IN STORE.
so BBLS Ri Sulphate Of Lime;
20 F" Polar White Oil tclesr);
Q Caster Oil;
10 Linsend Oil;
1000 lbs. White Lead;
10 doz. Champagne
20 Claret;
IA Casks Scotch Ale, qts
Q bbls. Blue Lickwater;
All the above articles are offered at New
Orleans Prices, either for Cash or on Cred
it EDWARD BOGEL,
nov1s. Druggist.
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New Stock,

THE undersigned In rendering his thanks TO hiF
L friends and patrons, for favors extended ID
him, begs leave to inform them, that he has Just
opened 4 new nd beautiful stock Of
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 30 years Of age
II A good House Servant, Washer and Ironer
For particulars enquire at the Comet Office.
sept ib6.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-SENATE.-All mat
ters relative to the action of the. Naval Retiring
Board were made the order of the day for Mon
day. t.
On motion Of Mr.. Peck, the Committee on the
Judiciary were instructed to enquire into the ex
pediency Of providing for the allowance of writs
of error from the inferior courts tn the United
States Supreme Court in criminal cases.
The invalid Pension Bill was passed.
Mr.. Harlan made decidedly anti Nebraska
speech against Mr.. Douglass Kansas report.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE.-In the House, on motion Mr..
Faulkner. of the Committee on Foreign Relations
was instructed to enquire into the expediency Of
modifying the act remodelng the diplomatic and
consular system. SO as to repeal, among other
things, so much as requires that all diplomatic
agents shall be of the grades of Enjoys Extra
ordinary and Ministers Penipotentary.
The House debated the bill defining the quail
fcations of voters in Washington until adjourn
ment
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LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER by last ARRIVAL from EUROPE
Turkey.

TURKEY.
Adslces from Con stantinople TO the 2Sth u,t.
report that a financial crisis had occurred there.
Exchange on London had risen to l37. and on Vi
emma to TO. The English pound sterling. at la.
test advlces from thence, was quoted at l4O.--
The Minister Of Finance had appealed to the
merchants, inviting them to devise "a remedy for
the present state of affairs.
The river Danube was again open, aud Lloyd's
steamers had commenced running.
Advces from Norway announce II serious
commercial crisis there. Twenty commercial
houses had failed in Bergen alone.
THE LATELT.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Feb 2s.-An Austrian Cou.
rier has just arrived here with propositions rela-
tive TO the Danubian Princpaliiies.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. March l2th.-Cotton quiet and
less firm. The sales Oh Wednesday were 5000
bales. Flour advanced Wheat advanced 3a5d.
Consols Oh.
MANCHESTER, March l2th.-.Market firm, with
moderate business transactng.
The u. s. steamer Washington had arrived
off Cowes.
The Canada arrived out at Liverpool at mid
night'of the 10th inst.
FRANCE.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte had been seriously
ill.,
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Tobacco in Missouri.

The Brunswick (Mo. Democrat says that the
amount of tobacco that will be shipped from that
port and Keytesville Landing may be estimated
at 1900. 900 lbs, of which l.600,000 will be put
up in Brunswick, 100000 in Keytesville, l00,-
600 at Rrdfnrd. as much at Chilcothe. and per-
haps l5O000 lbs at Linneus; besides further
crop to be shipped by planters. amounting in ull
to 1900 hhds.. or whereabouts. The average
price is about 81 IS per 100 lbs The amount
Of money to be paid into the hands of farmers
for this staple is not far from Si30,00O. The to-
bacco to be shipped from Brunswick will be
mostly strips, Of which there will be between 800
and 900 hhds., the remainder Jugs and leaf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-29
Lunch Latg in Tirpinia.

A named VIM. Hornbeck. living in Lew
is county, Va, for tie alleged i'll treatment of
his family. was lynched by the young men in the
neighborhood one night last week. The West
ern Herald says,
"He was taken few nights SINCE by party
of men.who stripped him of his clothing;and rode
him for length of time, in that condition, on
rail- he was then taken to a briar patch and made
to run through it. Whenever he evinced dis
position to move less slowly, stout paddle Dor.
ed through with aueer holes; was applied, which
accelerated his movements most astoni shingly.-
This exercise being over.a coat of tar and feath.
ers was applied. which Mr.. Hornheck was made
to wear, much against his will. During this OPP
Grafton he tried to faint, but the paddle soon res
tored him to consciousness; after which no was
left alone in his glory"
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Those tgenty fire Sharp's Rifles.

On Sunday evening last Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher entertained his congregation with spicy
account of his recent military campaign at New
Haven. He closed by appealing to his people to
contribute the twenty five rifles which he had TIA
ken the liberty of pledging from Plymouth church
to aid in arming the Kansas emigrants from Con
necticut. He remarked that he would not take
up the contribution that evening, as some relig
ious journals nigh die of grief upon learning that
such an act had committed on the Sabbath, but
he would request all persons who besides to CON
tribute one rife more price $25 each,) to CON
fer with him after the service. The Rev. gentle
teman proclaimed himself good for rifle at
least, and two if necessary.--Ne York Journal
Inune RE
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 28th.-HousE.- The
bill defining the rights of the voters of Washing
ton was reoommitted after struggle of over two
hours. s..... ..-..- .t.4. #.. tIs
Mr.. Laro offered bill to suppress Indian hos
tilities in Oregon. Referred to Committee on
ways aud means. House adjourned till Monday
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Capture ola Staper --Horrors ofthe Trade.

BOSTON, March 27.-The schr. Maria L. Smith,
which was seized in this port last summer, on
suspicion of being SLAYER, and released. has
since been caught and carried into Batavia, while
ia The act of onding 800 slaves, brought from
Africa. Four hundred and eighty of The negroes
had died on the passage.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Known LOT FOye AVE m ,......r .

HNOWN OTFOR sAEE.-By vsrsmc ofWm as
=; sgnnent rom Horato Dcpriest and W yndham T. Bo
ing OF record In the clerks Office court
.he as Trustee will offer for sale public
u on .e u'h OF April next LOT situated In the suburbs
OF the city of Lynchbu rg the Campbell Courthouse Turr
PIKE about three quarters OF and bounded
on 'e south by the said Turnpike tho
running from the rs Captain Mcorkies ON Main
street on me north by alley from the said William
~ y me and on tho east by the said Torrys being
the same which was conveyed the Rolling
by John IL Iyree aud wife by deed bearing "
eember loa aud recorded IN the Clerks Office of County
Court Of Campbell '
The sale VIII take place at II O'clock Market
House, at which time the terms will be made known
We shall convey such title only by the
deco OF assignment aforesaid which believed he good
EDWIN Il PAGE, lr,.,..
A. s. REID ''"'''''
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CoId in North CoroIinia.

The American Eagle published in the county
of Frankl North Carolina states that the slaves
at the Ports Gold mine in that county the
property of T. X. Thomas Esq, found a few days
ago several nuggets of gold making abont .05o
one piece was worth between $500 and 900
almos, pure gold. Another piece worth
about Sl2O-intermixed with quartz with sew
eral Others worth from 10 10 $40.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISABE

CHARLESTON, March 2S.--Tho Isabel has ar
rived from Havana, with dates to the 18th inst
Tho British steamer Argus had arrived from Port
Royal with nearly fifty sick with Yellow Fever.
Many marine disasters are reported to have
taken place at Key Wost but no lives Lost.
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AnnOiHtmenfS.

Harrison II. Fike to be postmaster at Muddy
Creek. Preston county. Va. vice w. w. Fike,
declined George b. Dyche, postmaster Bsrke-
ley Springs Morgan county, Va. vice Andrew
j. Grow resigned. VIM. G.. Waistrum postmas.
ter Junction. Hanover cn.,-Va. vice WIN. H.
Z. Davenport resigned.