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BUSINESS CARDS.

Stone Stone For S0le1
vIYE now oner at quarry, two miles north OF
w Joliet, and within three hundred feet Of the Hi
nos and Michigan Canal, all kinds Of Rubble Building
flaggng, and Dimension Stone, from two inches IN
thickness up thirty inches, and of size color, ana
quality surpassed By ncne IN the State.
All orders for Stone either dressed in the rough 70
be shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended TO-
and furnished at prices to please the purcha:er
ANDERSON, SPENCER CO.
C SPENCER, A. HOr0HTELIS0
l.. BiRDsEIL, ALEX. ANDERSON.
Joliet, November 20 1866.
OTTAWA STONE YARD,
JOHN EGAN,
Superior Street. RIrndrds Wagon Estdbttsh,aenf
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens joliet Stone for SALE all delivered to order
MECHANICS INN,
East eide Of La Sale Street ter doors south Of the
Catholic Church, Ofdtcd, III.
TUNHIS House is throughout and is now completed
and well furnished for the convenience of travellers
and boarders Every attention will be given by the pro-
pretor the comfort of those who take board and odg
ings at this house. [jun133m] HENRY kHlEL
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T1R. FAY, having
IL associated with
him Dr. A W. Ho-
BERT, will hereafter
continue perm ..
nentiy At his old
stand, in Ottawa,
for the treatment Of
ALL DISEASES OF The
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lY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

4. O. of G. r.
tVTASHINGTON LODGE, No 81, Independent Order
w OF Good Templars, meets every "Wednesday eve
ming i'm Rediick's Block, third story, at O'CLOCK
Members Order visiting the City cordially in
povrx W janl7
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DR.. A. AsHCANAZY, Hungarian,

rVAyING just returned to this Oity from Europe.
where he hrs visited the most important INSTITUTIONS
of medical learning offers his services to the public
Particular attention paid TO Cnronc diseases
Ofice-frst floor D. Walkers Drug Store, In Ne
ropoIItan Hall Building. nars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

NrcARAaUA.-A letter, dated February 9th
from Jonathan Sweeney, one of the volunteers In
Walkers camp, who went from Richmond, state.
that the filibuster army at Rvas, including Mica.
raguan citizens, numbers 300 men. The men were
daily in expectation of reinforcements from Col
Lockridge. Provisions were scarce, and one-
quarter pound of beef with, and oftener without a
tortilia, was the allowance per day for one man.
The writer speaks hopefully of Walkers cause,
and says If he is successful, 1t is the intention Of
the soldiers generally to settle In Ncaragua. Feb
ruary-a summer month in Central Americs-was
about ~ pleasanta ~ the summers in Virginia. The
letter advises those wishing to emgrate to Mica.
ragua, not TO 60 until the " ar is concluded.
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Holden Hhouen. Rsa.

The preamble of the resolutions adopted at the
meeting of the bar of this city, to pay tribute of
respect 70 the memory of the late HOLDEN
RHODES, gives faithful portrature of the talents
and moral worth of that distinguished lawyer and
high minded gentleman. He was . learned jurist,
aman of clear head and fine logical powers, and
with An unaffected modesty which is an almost
never-failing characteristic of true greatness
Chestera I'D has lost in him one of her best citi-
sens, and the bar one of its brightest ornaments.
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DIsTILLERY BURNT.-Tuesday night fire broke
out in tine extensive camphsns and alcohol distilerY
in Williamsburg II. owned by Messrs. McCready,
Mott BIundage: The building and storehou e.
cover over half block OF ground In q few minutes
the combustible material in some of tbs va;s took
fire and III flames shot upwards in dense sheets a
distance of over one hundred feet Illuminating the
sky and presenting a most grand spectacle From
thence the fire extended to several other stills to-
wards the river. and faally into the storehouses
where were stored several hundred barrels Of sloo.
hoi, turpentine DC and the dock in font of it.
Over hundred of these barrels thsy caush. fire
were rolled into the dock, and as the casks were
burned through, the liquor spread over the water,
and for some distance around tbs river was sheet
OF fl imes About five hundred barrels spirits tur
pentine and { wo hundred barrels whiskey were de
stroyed, best o. large cunt OF machinery in the
building The loss 10 about $1,000, which 10 fully
covered BY insurance.
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DR.. l. l. Hayes. the Surgeon of DR. Kane's 90.
cond Grinnell expedition IL to deliver two lectures
on Arctic Life. before the Mishawap Literary As
ISOLATION, In Charlestown, Mass March o3d and
18th.
The Cabinet hour for meeting IL changed from 10
O'Clock TO l2, In order 70 give more time for The
President and Heads Of Departments to attend to
other business.
The next eclipse of the sun will be annular, and
WIZ tsks place on the night Of September 18th.
ana the morning OF September 18th next II will
be invisible throughout America.
Mrs. w. Adams, accidentally barnt In Fred.
erieksburg, Va, last week, died on Sunday.
Hon. James Gardner, formerly editor of N a
Constitutionalst Is spok of as the candidsta AZ
sas Democracy fos Governor Of Georgia.
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1AK1Nn INTkLLIGKNUk.
Po,t of Richmond, March 26-Hish Wotr 81 o'cl,

Par, of Richmond, March 26-Hish Water ST O'clock
ARRIVED.
sshr Lynchburs, Harris, New York, mdzs, d w
gchr Abdsl.Kader, Cornelius, New York, md.s, D
sshr Danville, Chester, New York, mdz., W
Curne. -
schr Msrth. Collins, Cfanmer, New York, hay, n
Downey -
sehr Gold Coiner, Hammond Halifax, fish. Wombls
& Claiborne.
Big Fairy, Walsh Philadelphia in ballast, to load.
schr Rsdinston, CLARK, Rockport, ice, B Wardw ell
& Co.
SAILED,
st.amer Penpsylvania. Teal, Philadelphis, mdze
and passengers 81 E futile.
S:hr Leocada, Creighton, New York, mdze, w D
Coquitt Co.
schr Pickup, Pickup, Providence, mdzs, Robs
Rankin.
CLEARED,
Ship Hermtne, Captain H Rsschen. for Bremen,
with 7G9 hhds tobacco and stems, by Edw'd VIM Dc
Voss Co.
Nvw YoRK, March 2.---Arrived. sehr Elizabeth L
Ele,uor, Is mas.s Parker, City Point, days. In
the Sc. blow Of Monday, sprung sleak of about 600
strokes per hour.
BALrIMoRs, March 25---Arrived. schr VIM Allen,
6rant City Point Va Clesred, schr Carrier, Booze,
Richmond; schr Invoice of Harwich, Eldridse, from
Norfolk for Fall River Ashore south side Issnd
lies in q very bad situation, and it 10 feared that both
vessel and cargo will prove total loss.
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FATAL AFFAIR.-Wm II. Turnbull, eldest son of
Col Horny Turnbult, died at Rocky Mount, Frank.
lin county, Va, on the 18th instant from the eects
of stab received thirteen days previous The cir
cumstances were as follows: On Monday. the Cd In.
slant he was with two or three others in room ad
joining the hotel at Rocky Mount, when a drunken
man came in and without any provocation on the
part of the deceased, or any previous lfeelips be.
tween the parties commenced attack upon the
deceased, who was entirely unprepared to defend
himself and being driven back behind the counter OF
the store house in which they were. his antagonist
reached across the counter and stabbed him In the
right side with pocket knife. Deceased was an
amsble youth, and only 16 years Of age at the time OF
his death, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

" TYLER 4 Co. took upwards of 500 Portraits
yesterday, though their establishment has been in
operation but one week. Citizens now begin to dis
cover the merit of the work produced by these cele
brated artists in addition to the low prices and quick
time in which pictures taken.
TYLER Co. take better likenessss for 50 cents
han has been heretofore made in Richmond for 81
The new allery has now mads its mark, which
10 equivalent to the enterprise manifes ed
by the renowned TYLER & CO. Take your family
to 1879 Main ,eet.
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.0IRArHlC NEWS.
,RrrD ron THE DAILY prsplrCr

neetS 81 the Preaideps,s Nephevv.-Re-ap
pototWAeBts ---dOv. Geary.-.The Govcr.
nervhip or Kansas.. Trial OF Lee, &c.
WASHINGTON. March 26 The President 70 day
received intelligence Of the death Of bis nephew.
Ut Lancaster, Pa, and there was no Cabinet
meeting ia consequence
The following re- appointments have been made:
Collectors ct Galveston. Texas; YcomIco Va,
and Savannah, Ga; Surveyor and Naval Officer
1t Wilmington, N G.
the President to day the result Of which ID not
known He leaves for Pennsylvania to day.
Hon. Robert j. Walker, 1t Ia understood Ii will
Ing to accept the 0overnorship Of Kansas, but
has not yet overcome the objections Of his family
The examination Of Witnesses In the case Of the
U States vs. Dcddridee Lee for the murder Of
David Hume, commenced to-day. Storrs and
Haideu testified for the prosecution
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MELODEONS, PIANOS AID MUsiCAL
IVl MERCHANDISE GENERALLY

A NORRIS 10 now receiving fresh supply CT
MELCDEONS OF Princes Celebrated Manufacture
T. At, and ocaves Tho celebrity that these Insru-
ments have obtsined, their sweetness of tome and
the happy facility with which even children can
play them renders the til charm ofevery social cir
Gle, where they have been introduced No fa pily,
where tn are exis love of music and particu arly
OF sacred melody should be without one Prices
lively
PIANOS, Of Worcester's unrivsled manufacture,
81 aod Octaves, various styles, . ne and fresh
supply jast received The eetness and brllisuey.
of W0 sesters ms rumsnts. have made them familiar
a. household words, throughout the land. Call and
examine for yourselves.
Guitars; Banjos; violius; Fluttpas; Aecordeous;
Flutes; Cisrionets; Tuning Fork; Violin and Guitar
Strings; instrue.i ion Books for the Piano. Melodoon,
ACCORDION, Fife, Flute, Guitar. &c, dc.
Church Music Socks, viz Boston Academy; Can
tus Ecces &c Csrmina Sscrs; Boston Anthems: Dull
ciner; Msson's Barp, Mozart Collection; southern
Harmony; Presbyterian P.slmody; Chur.h Ch.unfs;
CaItics Sandis; Funk's Harmonic Sacrs; and host
of Other popular worls too numerous to mention.
h
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e To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers
A. it 10 now about this time when Merchants and
others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, we respectfully call their attention to
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the lates,
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Whiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and visitins
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing is respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens OF printing cuted In this coun trv
JNO. D. HAMMERSLEY & CO.
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The La,e Georse Fisher.

Another aged and esteemed citizen of Richmond
has departed this life. Mr. GEonGE FISHER, a
resident of this city for sixty years, has passed
away, at the ripe age of eighty-one years. MIR
Fisher was universally known in Richmond, and
universally respected. He was for many years
member of the Hastings Court of this city, and
discharged the duties of bis position with efficiency
and fidelity. His venerable form, 80 familiar 10
our streets, will no more greet our eyes; but his
memory remains, = bright example of integrity
And yirtue,
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SINGULAR DEATH BY FIRE On Saturday night,
7th of March, as Thomas Phair. of townsville,
Bucks county, Pr. was returning home from John
K. Spencer's of Warmins.er, his clothes took fire
from a spark from his pipe, and the wind being
high at the time, he was unable to put it out He
took off bis coat and thought to throw himself in
pond of water that was near by, but the ice was
too thick for him to break, when he thought he
would return to Mr.. Spencer's, distance of about
two hundred yards. Mr. s. happened to go out
after he started, and saw the fire and heard his
cry for help, when he took bucket of water and
ran to meet him, which he did about half way
He threw the water on him, and put the fire out.
but his vest and under clothes were burnt of
down to the waist. Mr.. S. assisted him to bis
house, when DIR. VIM M. Mann of Hartsville was
called in, and found him to be badly burnt on the
breast, left side and back He died on Monday,
the 10th inst,
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MACON RACEs.-The following extract from q
letter in the Savannah Journal is the Only publi'
cation yet made about the Macon races:
"For the first race, Charleston and Dallas were
the entries. Colt stakes two mile heats. The
contest close and exciting, Charleston winning
beth heats in the following time: LIST heat 3n: 1885
Cd heat 3m 54s For the second race Biueskin
and Kate Hunter appeared This was race OF
mile heats. Both horses were crack ones well
known and well tried-eonsequently the betting
was spirited. Kate Hunter won both heats and
the money after terrible struggle, in I'm: 54 I'm;
54s
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
Railroad LINES.

RICHMOND FREDERJCKsBUi AND Potomac
RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice every day,
Sunday evenings excepted J at O'Clock q M and
at II O'Clock m for the Potomac River, where q
steamer 10 taken for Washington, thence by Railroad
to Baltimore, &c
VIRGINIA CENrRAL, goirg North leaves this city
twice daily. Sunday evenings excepted at 7 O'Clock
q. m and n O'Clock p m, for Gordonsville, where 9
they connect with the trans of tho Orsng. and Al
exsndiia Railroad, for Alexandria, Washin gton Bal
timore &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE-Leaves Richmond at
e'clock a. ard connecti with the Southside load
at the junction. &C IL O'Clock m Sundays axce pte d.
RICHMOND AND PErERsBUSG-Leaves4 his city
twice every day. Sundays excepted at 81 O'Clock
M, and Il O'Clock p. m. An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock q. m.
For Norfolk, &c.
BY the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
yWalthsii, thence BY steamer VIM sELDEN, Capt.
VIM 9. Smith. The cars leave tbs Depot every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday NOR ainss at 81 O'Clock
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. John Davis
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues.
day and Thuuday mornings, at St O'clock a. m. for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at eli the regular
landings on the River.
For New York, &c.
TIE steamship JAM EsTuWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening At o'clock, for New
York, touching At City Point end Norfolk to receive
passengers &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, at III
o'clock.
Fer Philadelphia. &c.
By the steamships PGNNsYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY or RICHMOND. One of these stea
isave every Monday and Thursday. stopping At CITY
FONT and Norfolk to receive freight and psssenssrs
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Dlk1D,

Aftsr short illnsss. on "wednesday, 18th Msfen
las7 Mr. @ GORGE FISHER. resident OF this ctty
uvwsrds Of sixty years, and In the SD year OF Ms
az. =. IL. s.,s-
raj on Saturday afternoon ct O'clock, from Ms ia1e
re,ideuce, on 10Th and Marshsll streets
OF sc.rlet fever, on Thuraday, the 18th instant
tam. ssed three years and o. months.
III. friends Of tbs family are requested to attend
the eral from the LIST Baptist church, ct oek,
this evening.
rni,aa Presbyterian church, on ehockoe Hill OF
matt SABBATH morning, In reference to the deal
AZ the late RICHARD n. FIrGuso" NH n Il
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD-The
work Of laying the track on this road, At Suffolk,
Va, was commenced on Wednesday last Colonel
Crockford, the conductor arrived there during the
week, bringing with him . number of workmen,
and Is determined to push the work forward with
vigorous spirit.
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YELLOW FEvER ON BOARD THE MERRIMAc.-
Ihs Boston Traveller learns from letter received
o5s ssn'ienaa In Chariestown from his son, on
ooaFd sne higate Merrimac, In Hampton Roads,
snd ofoefed 70 Boston, that there had been thirty
eases o. yellow fever among the crew of tina.
v.s'e'' nve OF which were fatal Purser McBlair,
wnoss asa'n We nsntionsda few days since. being
Soe o. the victims. A dispatch from Washington,
ao"svss. says the chief clerk Of the Navy Depart
msns, alleges that there have been very few cases
s'eknsssr on board. and that no deaths have
zen reported since the arrival Of the Msrrimsc
o. Norfolk. :.
a hail L. ~
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Dr. Bigelow, of Bos-
ton recently removed from the lungs of child six
years of age. smooth pebble about the SIZE OF
large hazel nut, which bad caused the child much
suffering and its parents not little mental dis
comfort. Ether was first administered, the me-
cesssry incision was then made, and the stone
quietly removed. The lad Is now apparently
well, and the wound made by the lancet rapidly
healing.
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eYgaIIAs. HnRin1a

- Ma sicipal kleetisn, April 1ee, 1857.
Msyor-Wiliiam Taylor.
City Sergeant -Thos. U. Dudlsy.
Commoswealth's Attornsy-R. r. Daniel.
City Collector. A. Hobsoa.
City Asssssor-D n. Miller.
City 0uaeer--Rishavd rox.
eust 1as VORTEX. H. Wyune
Sup't Wstsr Works-J. L. Davis.
Manager Poor Hoess-John Pssrss.
High Copstabls-rrsd. Butler.
Grain Measurer--Jsmes B. Glib
Captain Night Wstch-A Wilkinson.
6rp't 6treets-M Bates.
Register Water Works-M. L. strstton.
NH ia
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n ELECTION TIcKErs-The DISPATCH JoB
OFFICE is prepared to print ELECTION TICKETS
fer the various sandiia cheap if not cheaper
than they c.u be had elsewhere In the city. They
be printed the rate of ~ OO0 per hour. Orders
should be sent in at once
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE Observation-Disclosures
ic communication between Europe and America
will be far too profitable an enterprise to be mopop
olised by q single company. Already there is a
rival corporation started In London under the title
of the European and American International Tel
egraph Company. They propose TO lay subma.
rine cable from the south coast of England to Cape
Fiuisterre in Spain; thence through the Atlantic
westward to Cape Cod. The whole distance will
10 1850 miles. The work is to be completed in
1853
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WMETHoDisT CHURCH AT MILFORD, CAROLINE
Persons wishing to aid in the erection of Methodist
Church at this above place, are requested to hand
their favors to Capt. VIM N. Bragg Mr.. 8. Ruth, OF
Mr.. Joseph Gentry, at the Fredericksburg Depot
There is great necessity for the erection of this
Church, as there il no Methodist Church within ten
miles of Milford 1t is hoped that the friends Of the
Church will exert themselves for the accom- plshment
of 20 desirable and worthy object. 3
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DEAD.-Col o McEnery for many years .
resident Of Petersburg. Virginia, died in New Orr
leans on the l4th instant. He had been appointed
Register of the United States Land Office at Mon.
roe, La, but died befor hearing of bis appoints
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

FIRES AT LOUISVILLE, KY.-Two planning mills
have re emily been destroyed by fire at Louisville
by which tsays the Democracy two hundred men
have been thrown out of employment. The Courier
of Saturday says:
The losses by fire have been greater during the year
past In Louisville than in any other city In the Union
and our rates of insurance higher All this IL at
tibutabe directly to the mismanag of city af
falrs we have asteam fire engine built at immense
cost, yet it 10 never taken out Of its house
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q A Fact worth Kpow,ps.-.-At thi.

|" A Fact worth kpOwlpg.-.-At this par
tsular season, when the weather 10 a. chapgeable
the wind-when tbs most robust constitutions are
attacked and undermined and when (. eble systems
shattered and unnerved, it il bsolutely ueces
sary that scientific principles should be broug hit to
the aid of Nature in order to avert tbs contraction
of those diseases that usually seated and FIX
the discoveries yet made, none seem answer the
purpose 20 we'll ~ BAKERS BITrERS. for while
other remedies have bsen tried and failed this me.
pspaia, nervousness, general debility, oholio .3ur
stomach colds, and consumption in its incipisnt
hsaes. Prepared solely of vegetable extracts and
admirably compouRded to act at once upon the
liver digestive organs blood and mind it drives out
impurities. increases the appetite improves the d.
sestion, strengthens tho lupgs and tones up the
colds As family m .dcine, 1t has no equal, ard
needs only to be tried TO rscomm md itself
For sale by all Apothecaries and Drugsists Price
so cents per bottle. NH q
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rhe Americn OutWard Bound.

BOTTOM, March 25 The steamship America
sailed to-day At noon with forty-tbree passengers
for Liverpool and twenty for Halifax. Among Inc
Messengers is Mr.. A. II. Evans, an attacte Of The
Nep York Herald, who conveys to London the new
Dallas Clarendon treaty.
The America took out no specie.
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KILLED.-Samuel Shannon, formerly an engi-
neer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but
more recently employed on the Illinois Central
Railroad was on Thursday last instantly killed
and most horribly mutilated while oiling his en-.
CINE on the latter road His remains were inferred
at Wheeling on Sunday
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a Law N0tfce..-In addition O all the
Courts he Id in the city of Richmond, the subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts Of
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN o. sTEGEk, Attorney at Law,
NH 2S-dlmE Richmond Va,
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Friday Bussey, a well known coIored preacher,
in the vicinity of Augusta, Ca died in that city
last week, al the age of ninety four.
There were 20 deaths In Charleston, g. c., last
week.
Rev. A. Jones, of Gainesville, Va, preached in
Memphis Tenn, ON Sunday last
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fsRCoND DISPATCH
Dt,silierv Burnt-. Fatnl Catastrophe

BALTIMORE March &c The Alcohol distiiery
Of Higbee g. Co., was burnt this morning. Inc
cepflagration was caused by the bursting OF
boiler
-Four bodies have been taken from the ruins, ana
others are believed to be still beneath the smoking
mass. Several persons were injured:
The buildings were shattered, and the orlcks auu
timber thrown to q crest distance Inc nre "@S
suppressed with great difficulty
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~ Political Notice ---The freemen of
Richmond will rally at Brsckett's Hotel, on Broad
street, on SATURDAY Evening the 28th ins.. Mr..
Gilmer will discuss his 18th section primo pie and
the recent caucus nomination. The ether eandi-
dates and the public are invited to attend.
NH z7-2l* MANY VOTERS
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NOMINATIONS Col d w K Bowles has been
nominated by the Democrats of FIuvana county
Virginia, for the Legislature. The Democrats of
Augusta county, have nominated. y H Skinner for
the Senate, and Absolem Koiner, John Hartman
and William Anderson for the House