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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-02

CURIOUS EFFkCT OF THE SNoWeSToRv m
THE TkLEG aAPH WIkEs.-During the great In
tepsity OF the snow storm on Sunday night the
electrical effect the wires of the magnetic tes
graph in the office at Chestnut street. near Third
snappiag. cracking snd flashing, like the noise
when wood Is burning briskly. At one place, on
covered wire, the stream of electricity suddenlv
appeared about tbs sizs Of the flame from an or,
binary gas burner and continued to burn lust like
agss hsat Tor more than five minutes On exam
lining the wire. 1t was found that half a, inch ~
the covering was burned CT that and the wire be.
meath 1t, with which it was In contact
tPkiLade{uhin I,9o.r
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TIE WsGt.sr-hs E6set-1As shipping-7Ae Mail.
POKTsMOUTH. Jan. oI la,r

eoRREsroN bEhc~ OF THE DIsPA7cB
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. o., 1867.
friend, who las been daily crossing over n
Norfolk, via the great highway which the Ice has
furnished for the last ten days, says he has heard
Il said that there was Sc GOODNESS between Norfolk
and Portsmouth, !" which he believed was not and
1ouli not be the fact. Now, he yields to the fact
wondering multi udes who have gone over the
lsngthe ned pass way again and again.
Wiitiu the past thirty six hours we have Rad
some rain, but the ice seems to be very little at
fected by II. The steamer Georgia attempted 10
cut her way through to the barque Ann r. Grant.
Captsfa Nelson, OF Richmond Alter vorsinp
hard nearly all the day, she reached the wharf in
front OF the Hospital, and there stopped she ia
now letting off steam and will try il again to-
morrow. The ice il banked up where she lies Ard
Ia more than two feet thick, but the steamer i.
well ironed and prepared for the encounter The
barqne Is said to be leaking baily, and has On
board-as you have probably been apprized-a
valuable cargo of coffee The fer; boa. Hunter
Woods got through the Ice from Norfolk, yeste1.
day, and has been making frequent trips to-day
Yer "the free ferry, (the walking on the ice has
the greater patronage.
The United States ship Saratoga which sailed
from here about the l2.h nstsut was reported TO
he ashore or wrecked on about Hat:eras bu,
happy to say it is conf tently bellev ed that
there IS no foundaio N for the statement.
Every day brings fresh tiGings of calanitias bv
land aud by sea. doubtless, the half has not been
told
The clipper ship Winged Racer, loaded with %.
O0N barrels Of flour, from Baltimore, has been cut
through with the Ice and suDk in the Chesapeake.
All on board said to be saved though suffering
greatly, OF course from their exposure
AS yet, we are without any mail North of YOUR
city. Our sufferings In this respect, are aggrava-
ted by the fact that the great Southern mair'
passed on from yonr city, yesterday, ,ia Weldon
We are looking on; for the cars, and hope TO get
something from Northern correspoudents
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PARTNERSHIPS, &c.

rU-PAKTNERSHIP NOTIC 1.-THE
~ subscribers have formed Co parsnership under
the firm and style s Of w IL boshEK, from the
Grocery and Commission business. They have taken
the stand recently occupied by }. J. Wilson, No 22l
tention business merit share Of public patron.
age.
The personal attention Of both partners will be
given to all country produce CONSIGNED to them.
J. } WILSON,
G. NJ. BOSHER.
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HATS, oars, SHOES, 90.

= OVER sHOks.--l wesId call the
slSer shoss, en.b.ssins ths foIowins kinds
- Ladien Eoots, kancals, Slippers and Heel
Slssr shnss Misses Buskins slippers sad Over Shoes
f3ertspArs high and low cHt Over Shces and three
strsp tausas Also. lot Of RIO. u Ladies' Over
shoes At u ctsb all VI which will sell reasons
bic sern.s, at 30 Broad street.
w. r. w. TAYLOR
H. B.-l have ON hand . small lot Of double sole
Boots for senteuen aod parcel OF sols Leather
for Msnufacturers- having more than havs uss for
AZ this time 10 3g-Gt w. r. W, f.
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OLE BULL.-A private letter. written from New
York city, by lady, has the GLOWING in reference
TO Ole Bull:
Coming up Broadway few days ago, met
Ole Bull, looking pale and altered that scarce.
ly knew him lie has been lying ill tor three
months at little town on the Illinois river and had
recently arrived here where bis first greeting was TO
be arrested at the suit of very doubtful claimant.
He and his son, very fine boy, dined with us the
next day after met him, and we heard more of
his recsnt history. Poor fellow, he says he has
lost. In our free country all that he valued, his
content, now, to seek refuge again at home in
Norway"
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a.Irtuoss MApxsr.-saturdsy Jan. 81 -Wee'h-
,asisrset oaots.ions pospiaai. Corr.E-kic
saseItI - ia ansIry Lsgrsyrs IA alz cfh Java iSa
EH.s Floux-esies Of i04 bbs. Howard street
"a a. and the market closes WA tnn 9a0,stion ios
How ara street and ty Mills. GtAtS.Wn eat nom
ias =. si 5, 100 Tor good to prime wnits, 1901 %
"a, So Rsa Corn wolfe Corn - CTS. sireins and
H.syiand Is aad Pennsyiy sns 90 cts, per bushsi.-
40, .s.xs--S)ld CROP N. q. 6Sde1; now crop 30 cts
,,ass AZ $50 ats ?. R. and Ensiiih isiseds 5o0s6 re-
haed sy,up 70074 cts, per gallon bueAns-forto
keo 10 u ii 81; Gsocen. Caoa aoa Eneheh eieUl %
rsss,a, rrsSes OF Caba sad Englsh $500 IS MARI.
a-. ~ Ncv Orleans supply Of other kinds fair
a.con-stock Isht-sheuiders, old 87si new go
o. sd.s. old, 10. 1ltA; nsw do. l1sdtl OTIS hsu .
i0isi. WRtssEY-5o bbls. city IS, and 50 do. Ohio
I-holdsrs asking % CT.
Hsw YosK, J.n. St-Bresdstuds are very dull, in
consequences Of the sorrn. aud ssles of all descrp
iioas are uulmporsant. Pork has advanced; Mos
Is 80 Lard 10 finn a. 49,. Whiskey 10 finn; Ohio
2stc Stocks firm. but dun. Virginia Us 81 I.
Sterling Exehaoge is 6rfner.
Riehmond Markets, Jan. 81.
FLoUR-Shopers are offering only %. 5of6 ga.
Hslders stand Of Should the weather not change TO
freezing again, we may look for tho speedy resump-
ton OF nsvs and the shipments Of Flour. The
nails are not yet grinding.
nomtnay continue. The coming week there Will like
~ b. more activity in the market.
CORN-sales have been made the early part OF
the week 81 80Oa5 cents per bushel. The change IN
the weather, however, has caused the n arket to
droop little Though, perhaps, very small lots
have sold to-day at THESE quotations. 70 to ~ a.
high a. 1t woaid be proper TO put our hgures
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A SHARP CoNTRAcroR.-Speakiug Of ice ad
miss OF good story-a TACT by the way-told of .
tract from the city to Oil up certain SUNK en- lots nm
Third Avenue, in the Eighth Ward. The Contract
was taken In the Fan Of the year, and the lots
were covered with water to the depth of several
feet; the first cold snap caused all this water to
with dirt, aud before the trick was diseovsrad 70.
csived bis pay under the contract The followInp
Spring be took another contract from the city for
rehling the same sunken iots but this time De was
compelled TO act on the square-he could afford to.
-Nsc York Times
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s24lL.sOs Is 81 $50, 7Os 4s
$1,000 47s 90 $I,3iz 90
Tots


dividend Of FIVE per cent declared on the
26sh day of June, 1856. payable on demand on az
ter the Ieth day of July, then next Another divi-
dend of five per cent declared the oath of De-
cember. 1856, payable demand on or after January
10Th, 1857.
The profits which accrued from dealings in ex-
change, including charges for collecting bills and
drafts various points. amounted to SG,7ia GO for
the months ending January l. 1857.
WHEELING, Va, Jan. IS 1857.
The undermined, Directors of the North Western
Bank of Virginis certify the foregoing statement to
be correct to the best Of our knowledge and belief
]. l. CAMPBELL,
l.. STEENRO0,
A N. JOHNSTON,
HENRY MOORE,
n. REILLY,
JAMES PAUL.,
JOHN KNOGE.
| OHIO COUNTY. IS:
Before me. Hiram d. Brown, Notary Public for
said county, This day Dsniel Lamb. Cashier Of
the NortL Western Bank OF Virginia, and made os
in Que form that the foregoing statement corset
| to the best of his knowledge end belief
Given under my and this 4rh day Of January 1857.
| Ii. D. BROWN, Notary Public.
Ohio County, Va.
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The subss .iber takes t his opportunity Of return.
Ing his snosre thanks to his old friends and custom.
ers for theb liberal patronage, and hopes the same
may be extended to the concern. He would
also remind those indebted to him that it 10 desirable
to have his old matters closed up, ard hopes they
will come inward and settle up. All having claims
mont.
ia l6-dL1c1m J. J. WILSON
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MEDICINES.
INSTANT RELIkF, FOR COUGHS!

For tl. bahs at the breast seh.n tbs mat:er wants
rest,
Instant Relief for aconsh lie rectone1 the best
LEOHARD5 cure for cough IS srrs to prove tue,
A thu fsg Of all cthers the red, white srd blue
For the old and tbs young, the rich and tbs poor,
On cold winter nights, when there's Snow ct ths
door
For ladies' In satn, In silks and thin shoes,
Can be cured Of scush quite soon Ii they choose.
By Leonard's Relief-tt II nice for to take
Not like nasty physic, that all people hate.
For the fst and the sleek. a. well az the meek,
Had bettsr procure LEONARD'S INSTANT RE-
LIEF
rWPrice Is cents per bottle bottles for 81.
L.
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CONDITION or VIRGINIA BANKs.s

NORTHUMBERLAND Bank or viR6lSIA,f
WHEELING. JAN. IL. 1857.
HcN. HEHRv A. WISE. Governor Of Wig MIA:
sfa 81 aaya the honor erclcse tc Son herein.
the quarterly statement Of this Soak asd Branches
for January l, 1851. With great respect,
D. LAMB, Cashier
Statement Of the Cond tion Of the North West1n
Bank If srofnsa iacs adino ats ByancAes at Ne IT,
burg Paykcystavg aid J.gersonrRie. on the LIZ gay
Of January, 1857, rita comparative sfotemehtg
the same for the corresponding perivd % me P'''e
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T117K .DN51 FVCEI.sIOR BlTTk M Sc.

VAlAA lDNIS EXJHKISVVk. III 4 AN hs.5ss"
j Read and pay attention the following certificate
from a we'll known and distinguished citizen, and see
how highly be speaks of these celebrated bitters,
now so much ia vogue
"Mr. r. II. JAcKsoE--near Sir: My nother.in-
Law, Mrs Armstrong has been afflicted with pys.
ueusia for some sixteen years. Not finding per-
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your Excelsior Bitters, and it
affords me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She can enjoy her food with relish to
which she was stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine. GEO. W. WILEY"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FlRUNfMEL Il ROYSTERS,
ID COMMISSlON MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
40. 50 WATER ST, NEW YORK.
e Liberal cash advances on consignments.
JOS. BRUMMEL,
OF Stearns Brummel, Richmond, Va
ALEXANDER L. ROYSFER,
OF New YorA.
JAMES B. ROYSTER,
ia6-12m Richmond, Va.
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Fkkafi NUPYLY.

- Just received at 7s Main street. fresh -
supply Of LAiies and Chiidren's !
FANCY FURA,
OF the following styles:
Stone Martin, British Sable,
Rusais Sable French Martin
Black Lynx, Mink sable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style and kind worn this season.
Ladies' will please call and examine for themselves.
ALSO,
Splendid Carriage ROBES, Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLETS.
BlNFORD, DICKINSON L wEIsIGER,
do Is 70 Main street.
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frO-PA MTNEhShIP --aIr. WM. VII.
~ KtNSON has an interest in vy business from
this date, and will Egn by power Of attorney
CHA6. THEO. Rustic,
ism. l, 1857. Ia 9a-Sts
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rU.tAI i.cN
~ TERGUSON, FARIss 4 CO.,

return my sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their PATRONAGE
the new concern. j. b. FERGUSON. JR
js6-dA win
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s. sa A list OF LOTS AND PARTS or LOTS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOl

QETURNED rO6PAYaEsT NV
iaoIo
pak additional "fs '"s
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C TAKE HAMPToN's 7INcrURE.
HEUMdTISIM re CURE
TAKE HAMPTOWS TINCTURE.
DYSPEPSIA TO CURE
TAKE HAMPTON3 TINCTURE.
SCROFULA TO CURE
TAKE HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
NERVOUS SICK HEADACHE--.
TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
Pain in the side or back, take Hampton's Tincture
Weakness and Debility, take Hsnpton's Tiocture ;
Diseases that flesh is heir to- take Hampton's Tine.
ture Wherever used. has been successful In curing
disease after other remedies have failed.
- Delicate ladies' and children will please givs
it trial. Call and get pamphlets, and Of
Coughs, Bronchitl-, rheumatism, Liver Complaint
Scrofuls. As female medicine it ia unriVslItd.
Hun dreGs vii, testify of cures on themselves and
friend after all other remedies had failed.
Chronic periodical nervous, sick Headsche
of long standing, hiss been cured by it-as invigc-
rator and restorative, where gentle a,mulant il
wanted, believe it superior to all the cordials ever
be fore the pubiic. To the Youth aud Old dye the
single aud married, we offer the most valuable rem
sdy. Call and get pamphlets gratis ard see cures
MOhTIMER Il MOWBRAY
No. 30 Baltimore street.
Sold BY O. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
CO., Richmond; by Or. COOKE, Frsdsricksburg by
ell the Druggists in Petersburg; nv MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Drusz isss snk Store.
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for eS.
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nOW NO CURE ALL PAIN -

Pain il the forerunner Of most disessos-slrs the
-'A anu Dr.. ROSES sss PArNcuRER
viii cure rheumatism, Neurelga Pains in the Limbs,
Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Ache. Pain or Crsmp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat Burns, Scalds, Ague or Jumps in the
Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections, and Pains In the
feet Indeed, It cures all Pain.
r III, Is and 80 cents = bottle.
II You ara Bilious, and have bad Cold, take DR..
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry of all bile and remove a cold These
Boas. III and e can't. Sold By III lid Dr1. s.ts
in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynehburg, Fred
ericksburs and Charlottesville. no 25-sm
STOP THAT COUGH!
fhe great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CKouP and
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind Ii also cure. hoar.e-
breast and lung affections. Wherever there is pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops Of csin Corsr,
cough and fortss the system against further attack
~ In bottles AZ 50 cents and 81;
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands Of children have been saved,
by using Dr.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief = 70 se @f1sb Do WHoop1Na coueH
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup 10 the ouly
certain cure for Whooping Cough II cures In short
time, and allays all irritation Of the Lungs. cents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines recommended by
PHYSICIANS who have trisd them in their practice
70 be had Of all Druggists in Rishnond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, LynehbuIs and Ersdsrisssburs, Va
no 25-Sm
MRS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIAIk.--Th1
lsl excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough. Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief In Consumption, and most diseases
arising from Colds asd Coughs 10 rapidly In.
cressing in popularity. The following testimonial IL
fror, gentleman we'll known in this community:
RICHMOND, May q, 1853.
Mrs. Il. B. Dalos: Dear Madam, tske great plea
sure Ia certifying the beneficial effects of your val
usble medicine, named and 10 well known as "MrB.
DAWS' COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t In my
family for the LAST years, In the of which
my wife hiss been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign in the late war Wit Mexico, with all
YOU can make any use of this letter you may think
proper, fox the benefit Of the community st large.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS c. BALL.
Tor sale BY Mrs. A. B; DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson T. Jackson, Chas Aflisraash,
n I pjros A. godeker and Charles ID. Yale.
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THE BANK W THE OLD DOMINION, !
xANDsIA, VA Jan. y, 1851.

Hon II. A. WISE, Governor Of Virginia.
sIR: hand the enclosed statemert showing the
condlton of this Bank On the Sis Dec, 1855, with
CON parasive statement the Slst Dec. 1855.
am, very respectfully, your obt serv't,
JAMES Nc kENZIE, Cashier
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DKNiUFAL.--Dr. PLUME mas removed
Il his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side, sod about one hundred yards
low the Exchange Hotel. Or. P. continues to treat
all syphiitic and gororrheal complaints and having
had much practice in this line. istters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested Ii solicited.
DIR P. also makes and vends one Of the best rssto-
ratives, Chemical Extract Of French Fowers) for
constitutional weakness, offered to the public.
Dr. p. may be consulted conf dentially by letter,
otherwise. Medicines ecureIy packed and sent
to order, In almost any directioa.
Office hours from s A. d., ill 9 p. M. franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va. no Is
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De MUVAL.--ED. u. X EELINt: mas re
IL moved to his new store, No lt6 Main street
where he has in storeSen elegant assortment of
READY-MADE CLGTHING,
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
Also, good assor:me mt of fine Cloths Cess me res
and Vestings, hcb he will make up in best styls
and on accommodating rms. Ia Sim
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l.. NIENTAGUE, SIGN AND OhNA.
IL. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner Of
18TH Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute all
kinds of work in his line in the best manner and
highest style of his ART, and on the lowest possible
terms. All who are in want of SIGNS, will fad 1t
to their interest to cali on him.
Country Merchants who wish to procure Signs, can
have them done this establishment, and securely
packed and forwarded to any part of Virginia OF
North Carolina, az short notice. call solicited.
de 2Q-6ta
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- SOMETHING OF INTEREST -
III will be interesting to all who are in want
Of frst-rate article Of Boots and Shoes to
~ know that they can be purchased, In every
variety and style, at i33 broad street
We have avery fail stock of well made and fash
ionable assortment OF Lsdie9, Misses and Chldrens
Shoes: also, 9entiemen's Boots and Shoes of every
description and quality. 49,.
Call at the cheap Dry Goods and Shoe Store, l83
Broad street. and you cannot fail 10 be both
in prices and quality MARCUS HARRiS
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J. r. MORTON, Jas M. AkMisrEAD,
(Lete Of farmvllie) fLate of Cumberland CO. \
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland county,
MORTON, ARMISTEAD d. CO., Com.
l'A MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite Snockoe Ware
house, Richmond. Va, will give special attention to
the sale of all kinds Of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
~ LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
In cash or Gusno. de l9-dAc6m
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- UVEKsfiUkS, OvERSHOhs.---
For Gentlemen, Ladies and Misses OF all
the newest styles. and of the best manu-
factory in the Union and certainly ~ hsndaone -
any in this city, and as cheap, and ! will compare
them wi any. will not be so Ilhberai a. to say,
like on of my contemporaries that my store is the
only place here you can get an elegant article Of
Gums No IS, Sign of Big Boot,
4 doors below St Charles Hotel,
;a2I VIM WALSH, lain street.
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BACON &c BASKERVILLE,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTf1
Receive conxgnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Corri
Wheat &c. and give their personal attention to sales
of same and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment Of 0roseries, Seed, Peruvian Gnsue,
Ia. ts27-d&vtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

A Western lady, who was not long since New
England girl, writes US from Iowa with reference
to the recent ventilation of the subject of Cookery,
letter from which we make the following pungent
extract, commenting it to the reflections of whom
soever il may concern:
believe me that we (women are not 80 much
slaves TO the tyranny of husbands, dinners, children
and servants as TO ourselves and false social customs
We are afraid Of each other. We don't live In refer
ence 10 comfort or TO our own means, but TO what
people say of US or think of and to overtoP this
one or the other. have seen and know women itted
TO adon any society in this country or any other that
did their own work. took care of their own children,
kept bright hearthstones and had happy husbands,
and found time to keep up with the current literature
write memorandums and copy poetry. 1t is not nece'-
.ary but artificial labor that makes our women
drudees Eternal cleanings beginning in March
and lasting till May-again in September and lasting
till Thanksgiving. 1t is pride of appearance, OF
being thought good hvers and crack housekeepers-
for let women say what they will they are as jealous
of this as poets Tor politicians are of each other"
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Disasters, Ae.

NASSAU ~ p April 8-The Of the shp Saxon s ~
ing appraised and far out 10 be vaaabe IN. sy.,s
portion has been sold BY auction
ST GEoxsE'S. Bermuda April 2S-Th. h.,l a,.,.S.
IL discharged and vessel about ready heaye down tr
nation the leak have traced 10 TIE post nsas ONT "a
keel damage TO cargo hng Bark lie Cocq repairs 70 so "a
deck complete Ship Arabels Dodge. from ApalAch s a.
Liverpool cotton loaded struck BY lightning 4h int ~
her 10 her fate Big Isabella Reed. Smith, from ST. Johns
R. for York experienced heavy weather spruns -
and was OBLIGED to deck load Of molasses 70 x ~
vessel lBy letter to Eilwood Walter, eco.
THH SNIP reported BY the steamer Hermann the Iron (,
was heyond doubt mistake, the Jeremiah rhomp-on Ia
rived this mornng the description gwen se w 40
doubt the ship seen.
CAPTAIN RoDGERs Of the schooner Noon Light arrival a,
Wnn .on N c. the th inst and reports pzsssas an a.
Sd inst ship about 0o burden ashore Csrys r.
and wreckers alongside Of herr