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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

Ion, the Washington correspondent of the Bal
umore san, thus aludes To the Presidential move
nents now on ioet at Washington. 1t appears that
the spite of the Black Republicans is specially level
Cd at Mr.. Fillmore The chance, too Of nomna-
ton at Cincinnati seems to be narrowed down to n
contest between Pierce, Buchanan, and Douglas
Neither Wise. nor Hunter nor any other Southern
man, Is in the ring at all. We have all along been
of the opinion that the Democracy would take I,
Northern candidate rs a matter Of choice, in the
hrSt place, and in the next they would be compel
led To take a Northern from necessity. 1t is
the only way to make Northern Democrats toe the
mark-to give them the offices But here is what
Ion says the subject:
The republicans it j. rumUred OF tho two Houses are
about 10 take step for the purpose oi heading of Mr..
Fillmore paper, It is said, ia circulation among such
- the Northern opposition members opposed Mr..
Fillmore recommending the call OF national convention
To assemble IA July ueNt for the purpose of nominating
President and Vice President. The call Is according
ruInor be signed oy than hundred members O.
the Senate aud House and il Is further asserted that Ia
10 leave Mr. Fillmore no support cOuntenance from any
party in the North.
The candidates held in view by this organization are
said by some TO be John c. Fremont and by others be
Justice Mclean OF the supreme Court.
Justice Mclean has been long aud prominent before
the public reserved candidate for the Presidency
Perhaps the time has come at last for bringing him
Thus there will be two cndnates of undoubed respecta
Jiity ia the field, in addition TO the candidate who
be nominated 10y the democratic national convention
As to Judge McIean's position the chief topic of the
day it is understood that nc Is ia favor of maintaining the
principle OF the ordinance OF 1887.
The chief competitors for the nomination Cincinnati
will he Mr.. Pierce Mr.. Buchanan, and Mr.. Douglas. The
chances at this time for two-third vote, being nearly
equal between the three.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

NARntAGEs og RoTANcE.-Mr Howard, First Secretary
Of the British Legation i Paris j. about lead ~ the
altar the English beauty, Mis- Smcsd Mr. Howards
bret wife was The celebrated Baltimore beauty Miss Nc.
lavish 20 we'll known In the gay world Of Pnis le-
year, ago u vas this Mrs. Howard Of Baltimore Who
Wns 10 frequently cdniouudcd With the Mrs Howard who
lived many years ago with the present Empcrorof France
Nr ho"ard s member Of the distinguished family of
that name IN England and is Of some talent lie
coursge is commendable.
A French lady Of great wealth, and fond Of travel and
adventure vas last summer IN town the borders 81
the Black Sea, which surrounded by detachncnt Of
french Lousves The lady was protected under iafer
esg circumstances, by rough Iouave for whom Size AZ
once formed attachment Upon the return Of the
IouaVes regiment, recently TO Paris the lady sought out
ler SOLDIER bought substitute " GIL out his time AMI
after putting him Ia mode. married him She shows
him NJ the opera and amongst her friends She appears
perfectly satisfied with her bargain aud declares her
Ion'Ve 20 be the most amusing fellow ia the world.
Cor v. y TJaes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

The Great Democracy appear to be ambitious to
come out at the little end of the horn. Notwith.
standing the many important matters of real state
concern which demand their Observation-Disclosures
of the Governors aRdur. notion, the Flour Inspec-
tors big anger. &c.-they betrsy the depravity of
their taste by devong days and nights to an Irish
mans machinery for the manufacture of stem ,hcs in
the city Of Richmond. genuine Pat with a rich
Irish brogue having abandoned his native boys for
this land of Freedom claims the right establishing
in the midst of Know Nothing city, grand factory
OF stinks- The Know Nothing authorities, at the
urgent request Of citizens, whose oactories do not
relish these Hibernan euvia, interpose, in behalf
OF the common comfort and the general veal, and
nterdict the Patriotic Pat in the prosecution of his
savoury vocation It's matter of mere police, and
of daily occurrence in every city in the Union. But
the indignant Pat betakes himself to the assembled
wisdom-he is poor lrishman and Democrat-out-
ragged and prosecuted by diaboical Know Nothings {,
The assembled wisdom, of course, become indignant.
They abandon the business for which they came here
make prodigious bother-reier the subject to a
witnesses and prove that nothing is
so conducive to the public health putrescent
smells. London Archdeacon. deeply interested in
burial fees in arguing in favor Of nra mural grave
yards, demonstrated. by the Of logic that
the stencil of dead bodies was essential to the health
of the living
The committee reported bill to arrest the pro-
cecdngS of the City Council, and TO authorize the
patriotic AMI selfsacricng Pat continue the man
ufacture Of stinks a grander scale than ever II
is supposed, in order to carry out the REFORM and
yindicate the salubrity and pleasantness of putrd
bodies, that the city authorities will be interdicted
from removing from the streets dead dogs cats or
mules, carrion of any description, under heavy
pains and penalties.
The bill was put upon its passage few nights
snce-and after qudRtum sur: of appropriate eo-
quence, passed by vote of IL to 80.
The Enquirer, in reporting this result, adds
MANY Democratic friends of the bill absent else
1.-THE majority would have been much greater"
Very hkely-but rhy were they absentg Does
rmor speak true, in assembling their absence to de-
sgn-to shame and disgust of the whole proceeding:
That the dose too strong for any but the strong
est Stomachs-and therefore the gentlemen of the
party absquatulated The Speaker, we observe,
was there-but he could not dodge. Mr.. Preston was
also present but he is a convert and new
verts are not privileged TO make wry faces at any
thing. Col. Tomlin was also on hand but what
constrained him TO face the music we not adj
viSed If he were aspiring to Generalshp he
could not give better evidence of his heroism -
and we warmly congratulate him ON the probable
success of his demonstration.
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For Me mHin.
Tho Naceinn Agency.


Mr.. RGtor:-The fact that the vaccine agent for the
state, has furnished small poI matter Instead Of vaccine
virus and thereby Propdgat,d small poS Instead Of pre-.
venting it. is clearly established and admitted by the
agent
Then there is censure and responsibility either with the
agent the person from whom he derived this matter
aud unless the agent can furnish responsible name
from whom he received this mail por matter and show.
that he used all proper caution in obtaining il ne 4,
clearly rr'poH'iJie for Propogat'"g soaH pol.
avn sorry TO perceive that the Governor Of tho State
~ hi report upon this question 10 the Legislature hs,
shown partg bias, and not fairly met the issue Th. \,
grave subcct-iuyOlving the health beauty aud lives
Of human beings aud should rise above parfg con-dera
tons am, IN politics the side Of the Governor and
mention tins fact TO show that am Influenced by
such considerations hope SIR that the committee sp
pointed 10y the legislature will pro BE- ssucct and show
who - 10 bolei 40 physician IL justified in tho NO Of
vaccine matter, without knowing IL is genuine or being
assured from worthy source whence he receive, it, that
IL Is genuine. ID
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ss.% the s e.S.s 70 hts orncs n Provision. would
Hae unie.. the ls.,are At this session. make approp
instead . q; Sss :
wELLMAS aid that he rsp. ..sasi a NOR o w,. ,
Wayne, than that represented nevertheless. he All
leading line. a..ra. SsSsn %.;
made he value Of iS. u. n SF. ss ssnd .p
n. fate % ess ss 70 S .s.ss;s Nigh, =
=, =. r, ss q their land.
arssd against the bill by the gentleman NON dls. hms
as the People Of ne %e. ~, S -SS SIss,
y. provisions would unequaly Affect the land tide
Mr. BRANNoN objected .,renuOusy passage Of IN.
...slsa Nos- which pooo q u. stats s.a a 8
works Of internal bereavement 'S" 1-1 'e"
NM kkNrsR had understood .hsa b. had been
vead De s.y INCREASED BY the eon.aasn enhanced valuation
a, r appropriation. s bin psndas debated
sos skak, BrRwnL GAsSEr and CsosSs support Of he
Mr. FLOYD House In support Of the proposition to
deter action the b eeutenins
unjust and annsss.y pas. ss @ % %Ss "a,
DC sa apsn the table for the present, and pledged the undivided
npo,' me west Tor the pleasure.
made for the completion Improv.
The motion to lay the upon table reec,-y,.. 81
rs Question upon the Of the hin put
Vs,s@Mss.r y %rs,shrss ~ ,ss l.sr,ns vote
Rsndaran Brown aur~eu Of istris Burve Rsdod bush
Crawford oosr. Crockett Dasncy 0r.enSr pssi. o.
poison promgoe, Eary, Elnund. Eggborn Uarnr
unes Hancock Hawks Herbert Hobbs Holman Imben yon.
OF Jones OF R,ppshannok.
.r hrey Ire Malay Mocrmsn. Muraugh Nleo.on. Nown
PARSONS Patterson Pendeton of Lcus Pm4n, Powell Preston
k' hnnner Rutherford, Samuels, Seldom
smith spady spie Sprinkle sanard Taylor,
WARREN Thompson, Thrill, Tomln.
"sllman, Welon. Wood, Wright, YAncry-SS
NAhs-MessrS Barnes,
pa Nsrpen,er Gambler Caer Clarke Collins. Cae,rer,
81 urAyson, Doyle Draper French Fro.t
tseoge Hays hei.kr Hie.t, Holden. Holiday Howell
Nelly anii Martin, Mays. Mechesney NeIvr Newton Not
son. Iripleit, Tyre, Walton, West, wilry-II
NuiSiINN oiIccting To the form Of
was unavottably absent ~ ""0
me rneossed bl TO consolidate the the Lt.ary
unu oy th conversion OF the same into
annuity taken
Messr boRHsiS aud CLArBsooE resisted and Mcsrs GAsxsrr
and PRESTON adocsted the passage o he bill
bin rejected. - -
On motion Of Mr. GARNET recensdered and on
Ills further motion, the bill was laid upon the table
on motion OF Mr. NICHOLSON, the House adjourned
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nOrsg OF nHLHna1Es

SATURDAY March sfh, is55
The House met 40 o'eioeE plr.usat sdIoufamsnl
The "Fng ILLS, communicated fsm he Senate,
passed
70 marble company IN The county Of Boe
Igeoo,ug ne machine boot snd hoe manufacturing company
n Virginia 90 DE city of RrhmoudJ
HasHrsgror
Joint resolution, communicated from the senate auhoEng The
purchasc. from Wu Huhard oufouus
u Washington To- w. placed IN ne NmEna Military
ApfOpftt not ~ srce linFO f1f he
~ ~ objects eoqueuty erplsp~d Mssus FLOYD GAR
Nkff, and passed unanfn0nfy- yeas iO0.
Joint resolution from Senate. autorrng Governor
eate ou he Hef wing ~ he Tor nnE
motion q VI PLoYD. lad eissls for ~ pres-nt
srscftt
The rPtAhkH
into consiraton te ses u resolutions offered ~ DE
JAHNfTt snd LANOfffT relative Compensation
ersi ooVerumen Tor syes efcapug ssyfng sstss
Ne. Dejarnete, lloyd Carer is Borevan, Caybroos snd
spsdy.
nsrgfrsD
VI CARTER from the ~ Claims. reported bn for
The relief ~ Preston ff0tter
" ssn sod James Of Wcnon. ordered 70 b. eugrod
HssslGtsssNT VI
The H0us relucf e u the senate b provide
r The u the lands throughout he C0mmouWesh
Th Pdng qagn vas 90 ne adoption Of he Substitute proposed
~ NJ. CIiHf4TIAN.
VI Cuif-AN in fsvor ~ uti
vote fYr Yrisina IN pnposd revive which
Objectionable &c novel hat Us BIZ auf ansninefs b. laid
lrs tse rhe Tn.ugn dsgreei oysas a. nays o.
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HENRY A WISE.

We l''rn from che Charleston Free Proc tia, ,,,. , q
We Wings and Au'rso' va held IN hist psce On Fds, last, a.
oh uy FIeA'e enthusiasm prevailed The meeting 90.
over By Andrew Kennedy 20 oli line why Who b. h ~
~ay' opposed to De Knos nothing movement W. 49,, a. a.,
every quarter Of IN STATE The od line WIZ. ar. ,u
20 70, ,annau q Wizard Fm0s, and rejoice At the patriotism
500 "uePsn'enoe hey thus eNhbt The Free J,e,,..x,.
Tvs Ps'ris AEagg We we're xratasd q, a.. 3D..
~ Coufihousc on fnlV the proceeding, 81 . III asSens ~
~ -, '' n-fr meeting % tle gno- son y, ~ -
M ~ , my. = ~, - o. tom ~ an p,r., ~ Cb.,,,,n
M. Koo~ N,t1g $500 a." ~ ara lss Away ben ofpo.- 10
m - o v s,p, Y 70 rve h's hearty =. 4 .,,,.,
a 1os ~ 80 s a'hf p De American p,rty s ss n u
eh3t.s W m !, soH wat De hHf pr@sf.I ~ y y ~ !.
I'll sisigm snd impa'i.ty snd us p. b., VI, u
0f Ne u-iitui'ou far. NDu ficnd sni uphsier
~ ticiars, yi srtn frvr .f,.. ....,
~ 81 ss rsgpi. ~ loek asis sn No. so,i ,, 80 H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10
THIRTY. FOURTH CONGRESS-. FRS, Session.
"AshiN"toS, March Z, 1886.
Tho Senate was not In session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIyea

Aa.-
ino senate was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Oliver, Of Missouri addressed IN. Hans. 4, ,,
zion the committee ON election. asking 10 n.
ed to send for persons aud paper. Ia IN, k.n. ..,.,
case He maintained tbs, nn ,h. - =, go. 's ,
er, and others who joined ia the extraordinary
of getting up Emgrant Aid Societies and nr,s,,in
Snaps ries rests the responsibility OF ali ,. 40 ~
bloodshed in Kansas their sing. object being m. &C.,
OF what they termed the Infamous S-brnsk, ,nJ -
Bill These things calculated Justly To .,ri,. ,h.
indignation OF the people of Missouri aud of K.ns., ;
tory lie indignantly repealed III. term 'bor,er rut,n
aappicd to patriots Of their rights with
enough to maintain them ~ ~ W
Mr. Oliver, in conclusion said he did know any Mi.
sourisns who voted Ia Kansas n. had bunb,
OF men returning from the territory who ali
had seen the elephant having filed their contract to
vote and ~er, yony ham,, To .n,ho,;, .. ,h 't', "
to send Tor persons papers would he To give coun
anee to revolution aud defiance the laws uo trusted
that the House would refuse th, request made at the in
stance Of (Reedurl who sinss,d liz hands with
the blood OF his fellow citizeus and i. IN. foundation Of
treason which only needs the overt act TO Justify his b,u.
hanged as high rs Hannah.
Mr. CunibSck, OF Indiana, admitted a. charged by Mr.
oh'er that the design OF the IMMIGRANT Aid societies
was TO make Kansas u tree State Tn, Ioet,ine
ced bv Northern Democratic WAS that IN, H.n,,. r..
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Ratification Meeting in AIelandria.

glorious ratification meeting held by tho Ameri-
can party in Alexandria last Monday night The follow
ing resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the general interests OF the country
At this period ia it. history imperasey calls for the ser
vices chic Magistrate Tor the next Presidential term,
=" true patriot, tried statesman aud an experienced
citizen; and that II IL the duty o the America, Prun
To adopt and support such when presented them
~ candidate Tor that high Office both account of the
situation OF our domestic affairs and foreign rela-
tons.
=. Resolved, That in Willard Fillmore We believe We
nave suc iuau aud such candidate aud that there
fore hail his nomination with pleasure, aud will give
cheerful aud Jealous stppott-bccvng him be- hnurst
and true faithful to the Constitutions friend To III. I'm
on and the Rights ut the States aud devoted the main
t'namcc ot our Republican institutions they were
framed 10y our fathers aud have descended pre-
-ervation.
3. Resolved That will ever cherish the American
principles of government which illustrated the
uon OF George Washington the first greatest and best
OF our Prcsdent> and that have every confidence
It Willard Fillmore Is elected he will make his adj
nidisration in every respect, ~ far ~ lie il able
conform ia practice Ia that winch regard as the
model Tor all iutdrc executive acton-an admin.
mlnsatOn, national ia its aims aud objects doing njuS-
tee Ia no portion Oi widespread conicd.racy AMI
bearing Ia honor and ia glory the g oi country and
not the standard oi party
18th Resolved, That in 4. j. Doielson the candidate.
Tor the office ol Vice President have sound conS"rva
ave, aud experienced citizen, upon whom can rel,
iid Who will be true to tue county aud its hest a
best interests.
The meeting then addressed by Hon Messrs Crit.
tenden, VIM. K Smith, OF Alabama, X. T. Paine of \
g., aud Messrs Elan, of Louisiana A H. Boteler of JET
erson, county, Virginia and Edgar Suowden VI Alc1an.
dria
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

NEIaScuoLY SUicIDE-The most astounding intelli
gence We have for readers this morning that W.
Bo1'nt, n native Of this city, ,oung married man.
Tie father OF promising family, commute suicide late
hour last evening IN his residence MelpOinene
street, ncar Hercules The young il we'll kno~n 70
the public, aud At the time Of committing tbs ra. at
was Deputy Constable Of the First District Court IL 40
p"arshc went home Yesterday evening slightly inebfatd
and lev minutes after reaching the house he drew h-
dagger and stabbed hms " % tlr hca-ialiug hielcss
upon Che door Of hs paor without giving aly cause what
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

We take great pleasure in giving place to the fol.
lowing letter from friend in Warrington distn.
guished member Of Congress, and perfectly r,lia
BILE, high-mnded gentleman correcting the NH.
statements, unintentonal, We know, made by our
Washington correspondent in reference 10 the A..
pontmcnts Of General Cullom, the Clerk Of the
House of Representatives. Our correspondent re-.
presented General CuIlom as having appointed 10
subordinate clcrkshiPs in his department many open.
avowed Abotonists We, Of course. could know
nothing Of the real icts OF the case ourselves but
we are now satisfied that our correspondents repre-.
sensations did Gen. CulIom gross injustice and we
chcerfuliy repair it, as Tar is in our power. by
publishing the following from source entitled to
the most implicit confidence.
"WAsafSoroS, March 8, 1886
Dear SRI see the Nashville Union and other Dc i-
cratic papers 10 the South charging that Gen Cuon
Clerk Of the House, il "ePpoiaiiag A6oho~ias 10 Of
6c,"snd they give authority for this charge "the
Washington correspondent Of the Richmond Wing. .
knos Nothing paper" I quote the language Of Ii,
Union
"No~, have looked into the facts and sure that
the goatc.t injustice has thus been done Gen. Culom
have che letter to the Wing alluded to but
hsve el' that IS bot just give you the Clcsssnd
o. NOS doab that w take pleasure In doing justice
20 Cullon ,dtorally will be responsible iOr the scsg
racy VI tbs facts state 10 YOU
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MORE MURDERS BY THE INDIANS IN FLORIDA.


We copy tie following from the Charleston Courier.
FoRt MrERs, (yLA) VgH 26, 1s56--Gcn We have 10
record another massacre 10y the Indians. Mr.. Hudson
resident Of this post, accompanied by his negro sam
eit here IL days since for the oyster banks IN Char
ptte irbor with the intention ~ gathering load
tcfs for this place Their prolonged stay excited suspicion
that accident had bofscn them and cons earenty
on Saturday last Capt dispatched IN armed boat par
~ ~ etfch Of them. They proceeded the bank and
iOund their vessel schooner Of ~ tons bnrdun dsmsn
tied ~ her SAIL aud the dead bode. Of Hudson and hs
negro deck horribly mutated by another boat
bufnt n the wsters edge, discovered and shore
the body u oyster named Martin discovered
10 the ssme condition 81 the other
The volunteers have taken the dcd but yet have &C
complshcd nothing
The country u inundated with water, which prevents
the rcguar IT, troops from taking the field in tact the
num here u totally insufficient to keep possession
OF the posts already established
The Imperial Court Of Paris has decided the suit in rel.
ton To the estate Of the late Douchess de Pasance IN
favor n Ms Rdgway, American lady The estate 10
valued at 800 OOO; aud, under the decision Ms Ridg
way emitted nearly two hundred aud forty thousand
dollars
DrsraUCrIvg Pas From Burmah intelligence has
been received Of ibe couGa grafton which devastated
Rangoon the 10th Of December In lev hours u des
troyed eighteen brick warehouses 1870 timber houses aud
500 bamboo dwelling places Water be procured
ia sufficient quantities sud considerable amount Of plum
der carried oh The 0ss estimated NJ 81 90 OOp vii
TALL upon the European houses.
W X Staples has been elected State Auditor Of Rhode
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uNHgRuED.
DIED,

Tuesday morning, the th Instant In smi,hn.d by the Rev.
sunder-, ROWLAND d lufORD. clerk Of circuit court Of
rd. ~ Miss VICTORIA WILSON. Of smithhsid.
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MINISTER TO TuRN.-It il said that Mr. Banks of Viz
gina editor Of the South Side Democrat will he appoint
ed Minister to Turin, IN place OF Mr. Daniel who is short
ly expected to arrive home.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

EQUESTRIAN SrATuE oF W AsHISGToN.-The Continental
Guards military company Of New Orleans, taking
measures TO erect equestrian statue OF Gen Washing
ton Oh Lafayette Square, in that city. IL will
$4,000 to s50OOn, and Clark Mills Esq, has offered v
commence the work $4,000 subscribed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

NAVAL OFFICER DEAD.-The Navy Department have
advces of the death of Dr. VIM T. C. Barton late the Sc
Nor surgeon in the United States Navy diod on Mon
day in Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

RussO-Chncsc hog, weighing LOO lbs il on eIhi.
bton in Cincinnati. lie grew in Clinton county, Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

The mother of Governor Andrew Jackson, Of Tennos.
soc, died at Greenvle, in that State on the 18th ult
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-10

Al bis residence, on the sth inst. MOSES BRANCH,
In the 6lst year OF his aye.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY At II O'Clock from
the Monumental Church.
On Saturday wEIGHTMAN HANSON, infant sou of
Oliver and Eliza Leo Baldwin. in the fourth year his
age.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his IA
thcr Broad street. between 23d and gath streets this
Monday evening, at o'clock The friends Of Oh. fam-
lily invited to attend.
In Columbus, Mississippi the 9th Of Fbruary af
tr short illness In the 81 III year OF his age WIN H. H.
PATTERSON, native Of Augusta county, virgnis and
Tor many resident OF Charlottesville lie served
- Lieutenant In the with Mexico.
IL wnehr.ter the 9Th uii proacted illness. Col
SonN olLhtsoN At an advanced for years maSras
."u rhuemAn highly esteemed In the relations Of life.
Ms.rksley SPRING. the peth a, JOHN OfgRRALI aged
County. - ~'- " Wv N0"'s W @"ssn
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Hon H. L. Dickinson the auditor Of public accounts in
New Mexico, lately died in Sante Re.
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AIFUED KTNO IN


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TEAEELfE srREET,
hand quality
Dusblc Styles, Coaches, Coaches Charrottee
RockAvays side Seat Top Bugxy snd Buggys with
Tops
have alec Repository large made
Carragss manufactured ~ The approved makers ranging
from the gtest style o coaches
Those In Of carriages vii hnd their
examine stock, a. am determined 70 cell The
Ne terrns se9s
100000 GsW r K, ~, nsIoo cI s AZ mad:
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persons wanting the arce BE- found Al low prices
mhi0 ZIMMERMAN.
upEFHtGEHA rOftS.--wster Coolers, O. 3, & and o ya
~ loo ses In Wool and Actslnc Gases Double
~ heEeraors OF the most approved patterns for sale
~ milo ZIMMERMAN.
tHIHNs.hy the steamer Pocahontss receiving 6ne
zIYMEHMtN
mhlO 1853 Main 1Ih =.
u-lSo bbs Pure MoIa,,e, Rum Gsh favored. landing
~ lrom schr susan from Boston, for fa'e ~
mhio DlvevPoifr utgy co.
~ tiLS.-sug-riar qIsiy "Parrer Mn.,r III
~ Ht-hslrs Caudlcss
No i er0uod Plaster and Rlse, ier sale BY
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H.NOH SALE OR HENT.-A desirable brick dwelling a.
a. on ~ street between Main and Franklin e III
siven. Apply
mhi u JANIS GRAYs snys