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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
Tho blood is the life sustaining agent. II
furnishes the components of flesh, bone, mus
Gle nerve and intcgumcnt. The Stomach is
its mamifactory the veins its distributors, and
the intestines The channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its productions is ex-
PEELED. Upon the stomach, the circulation and
the bowels these Pills act simultaneously, re-
leving indigestion, purifying the fluids, and
regulating the exertions. s g.....-
THE NATIONAL rOMPLAINT.{ ii s
Dyspepsia is the most common disease
among all classes in this countr,. 1t assumes
a thousand shar res, and is the primary source
of human ,rable dangerous maladies; but whats
ever its type or symptoms. however obstinate
its resistance to ordinary preparations, il yie's
readily and rapidly tothis searching and un-
erring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality oil the bile nre OF
vital importance to health Upon The liver,
the gland which secretes this fGid, these Pills
operate specifically. infallibly rcctifying its
irregularities and effectually curing Jaundice,
Bilious Remttanis, and all the varieties of
disease generated by an unnatural condition Of
the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels perform their functional
propery, the whole body suffers. Tens of
thousands die annually Of Dysentery, Diarr-
hoe, Cronlc Constipation, and other diseases oI
these waste pipes Of the system. The effect
of the Pills upon all intestinal disorders
whelhercausual or epidemic, is phenomen' Il
in medicine By following the printed drec
tions, the most alarming cases Of bowel com
plaint are promptly controlled.
AWORD TO FEMALES.
The locality debility and irregularities
which are the special annoyances of the Weak
or sex, and which, when neglected, always
shorten life, are relieved for the time being ,ant
prevented for the time to come, by course o
this mild but thorough alternative.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy kno'or
tn the Oorld for tie Joliowing disease
Asthma; Bowel Complaints Coughs; Colds
| Chest Diseases: Costiveness; Dyspepsia ''ESN
arrhoea; Dropsy; Debility; Fever and Ague;
Female Complaints Headaches; Indigestion
IgHuerzs; Infiamatou: Inward wseknes
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INFLUENZA, AND COMMON COLD

like thieves in the silence, Of the night. have
carried many to the silent grave. They are
caused BY sudden ch,ck Of rerspiration by
which the stomach is rendered inactive. and
the lungs become loaded with corrupted mat.
ter, which enters the blond, and disease is the
result. For all colds. coughs and rhlls, sue.
eeeded by heat, and for all fevers of every
farm, hoarsencss and rawness of the throat,
lungs and stomach, md for all weakness and
sickness Of every kind, from three to five Of
these Pills on going to bed, for few days, will
be all that you require to restore you to per-
feet health. 1t has been admitted and claimed
all over Europe that there "never was medi
cine that will extirpate all manner of disease
from the system, equal to Dr.. Mprse's Indian
Root Pills." that the more you take them, the
stronger YOU grow. They are founded upon
the principle that the hnwan body is subject
70 but one disease. namely corrupt hum rs
These Fills not only cleanse the bowels, but
also follow the blood through every vein and
artery. and SO purify it from all morbid and
corrupt humrrs, that disease Of every name is
driven from the body.
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I CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July. 1857 a. Fahncstock and George
W. Fahncstock Of Philadelphia. Pa, a. Hull. of New-York
and L. Schwartz of Pittsburgh reassoated themselves for
further term Of business under the style and 6 heretofore, of
B, A. FAHNESTOcK & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.. Philadelphia Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK, HULL s. Co.. Ncw-York City
In each of which three cities continue Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given the importation of propr
etary article, from abroad and full stock Of weebhed
popular remedies will be kept constantly for SALE Orders for our
B. A. FANESTOCKS we'll known vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRroRs and EXCLUSIVE
should be addressed either of the abovnamed establishments
Ws continue the manufacture Of White Lead Red Lead and
LitAorgs, at Pittsourga
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

Distinctions, Nervous Headache, &C., - are
speedily cured by Dr,Wright's Tonic Bitttrs
and invigorating Cordial. Hcalh and strength
must invariably follow its use. For particu
lars, sc another column. In quart bottles,
highly concentrated, very plesant to the taste
DR.. Wright's Liver Pills also his Powders
for Children, all oxccIlen,s medicines, are sold
by Dr. RIA. Henderson, See large advertise
mnut ... ....
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

&Females who value health should never he
without these Pills. 1t has been admitted by
number OF Physicians. that Females cannot
Z too highly value them. Thev have given
health and spirits to hundreds Of females. who
without them would have been in their graves
= q They purify the blood, remove obstructions.
and give the skin beautiful, ceal. healthy.
and interesting appearance. A box of these
Pills is great medical companion at certain
periods. From one to three should he taken
!, every day until relefis obtained. A few doses
occasionally when we'll. will keep the system
y DR. Morse's Indian Root pills ar. ,o,d hr
ilrdt sisn in Medicines. ' '' '''u "
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Philadelphia Market.

Breadstuffs continue very quiet; receipts
Of fou, mild, and shipping brands are firm
at "a 50: 1000 bbls Ohio extra sold at IS.
Rye -four, and corn meal dull. Prices OF
wheat barely maintained; sales of red ut
sigh o.; white 81 20Gl 80. Rye wanted
at Tie. Corn dull at 5s@59. Oats--no
change; 500 bags sold. No coffee sold; held
at lO1f@ll11. Mess pork sold at GIG 50@l7.
Hams in pickle at 9]f; shoulders and sides
&c casq. Lard firm at l0A@10X for bbls,
and 1l@ll1f for kegs. Whisky dull ut
2IX922.
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The We alher.

The We athef.
MARCH, photographed this morning al
nine o'clock by the E. & W. lire.
Nashville-Clear; wind W, mer Is.
Tuscum oia-Cloudy; mer 81.
Baltimore-Clcar; weather very cold MGR
cnry 80.
Boston-Clear; wind \ W; mer 8.
Ogdensburg-Clear; wind n w; mer 5.
Rouse's Point, Vt.-Clear; wind w; mer oil
zero.
Oswego-Plsasant; wind n w; mer 10.
New York-Clear; wind n W: mer n.
Memphis Clear; mer 80.
Portage City-Clear; mer 20.
Chicago-Clear; mer 80.
Toledo-Clear; mer Is.
Detroit-Cloudy; mer II.
Pittsburg-Clesr. nicr IL.
Indianapolis-Clear; mer %.
CIevrland-Cloudy;r ner !6.
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New Hork Market

NEW YORK, March IN
Flour firm; sales of Is, 900 bbls at 90G4 IS
for Ohio, and 81 1o@S5 for Southern, an ad
vance of Sc, on each. Wheat firm; sales OF
900 bushels choice Southern white at 81 so.
Corn is also arm--l7 900 bushels sold. Mess
pork has advanced &c; sold ut SIC 40Gl6 so,
and firm; prime poak is also advanced &c at
SI2MI3 10. Stocks dull.
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Lecomptoa Meeting.

NEW YoRK, March 81
The grand rally Of Democracy in support
OF Kansas policy Of the administration filled
Mozart Hall last evening and vas q mos.
successful demonstration. The speeches and
resolutions were all indications Of deter
mination to sustain tie President at all haz-
ards, addresses were delivered by ex-Govcr-
nor Jones OF Tennessee, Hon. Mr.. Hughes
of Indiana and others.
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Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE. March 3-N

Flour firm and in good demand-unchang-
ed. Wheat firm; red 81 039I o5; white
81 I2@l 20. Corn-white lower; yellow
advanced, white 55; yellow IS. Whisky
dull at 2I@2I1<. Provisions quiet, and
firm. Coffee I0QlOM.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CiscINNATI. March 81
Flour in better demand, and frmer; 200
bbIs sold at SO 70G3 Is. Whisky lie and
steady. Provisions unchanged and very
quiet.
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ZASEsylLLE March a.

collision occurred this morning on the
Central Ohio Railroad about miles cas-. OF
here, between the accommodation and freight
trains, Two fremcn named Purcell and
Yeager were instantly killed. Several were
injured, bat none badly.
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Washington Items.
WasuIysrox March

10 former dispatch it was stated on the
authority Of some leading Democrats that
tbe Kansas bill would pass the House by If
teen majority. On the contrary, the lead
ing anti Lecom pton:tes, now are sanguine of
its defeat, and are working indnstrioasly TO
that end
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River News.

PITTsBrRe. March 3-M-Rivcr falling,
with seven feet By the pier mark; at Ste1-
benville the ice Is not yet given away.
LOUISVILLE, March 3-M-River seven
feet eight inches in the canal; fvc feet six in
ches on the tails.
CIScrSSArI, March s-M-River has risen
three feet two inches since noon yesterday,
and still rising.
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RECEIPTS by THE RIVER,

FROM BOWLING GREEN-Per steamer
Brace!et--9 bbls beef, - bbls lard. Ill bbls
pork, G casks hams hid heads, 8 hhds to-
bacco, X 5 Howard: "a casks shoulders. 90
bbls pork. bbls lard, . terces lard, 81 cotton
planters, } 5 Mitchell tc Co.; Is dryhides,
bdl furs, Bement & Vice; package lard,
Aliis q HowcS; Dbl Eggs, a Ellis; bdl
furs, Gumbers; box hams, L CARSON bxs
seeds. { 4 Duncan; l lot lumber, Fisher.
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Pcabody'S Premium Prolific Corn,

yUNIIIs Is TIE FINEST CORN ever offered to the
Public. is advantages are-
fIRsT-It Il earlier than common Corn.
SEcoxm-lt il firm flint orn and very heavy.
THIRD. puts ers, and the suckers bearne
ears the same the main stock.
Every farmer 5 Guild try il. Tut up in quart, peck
and half buslIel SACKS. Warranted pure. TO he had
only az Z Ii. COOK & son,
f.hI2-dSv Sole Agents.
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ri. L. JOhNSON,S

HOOK STORE, BOOK BISDERY, AND
1D BLANK BOOK MANUfACTO- <,ggI3EN
kI, First street between Main and <ISfskfx>
Locust, Evansville Indiana. Blank A.[~a&3
Books made tn ord r. with or without a za8no0
printed heads, and Magazines, Music,
Nc, bound in any style that msy he desired
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LAND FOR SALE.

EVAN SVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.
NNE have opened seed and Agricultural Ware.
w house. Have On hand and intend to Keep a full
supply of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS; also, n fu II
assortnent OF IMPLEMENTS. We are Agents for
McCormics's ReaC,r; Mower and Reaper combined;
Young America Corn and Cob Crusher;
Sa- ford's Straw Gutter:
Raymond & Roberts Flows;
Peabody's Premium Prolific Corn;
Landreth Sons arranted Garden Seeds, &c. &c
fcbl3d&w Eli. COOK SON
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Sailed.

INV I DIRK. March ~
The Africa sailed for Liverpool with
$40 900 in specie.
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'VNHEsE WATCHES APE PRODUCED BY TIE
SAME sy stem that has made American FIREARMS
the best in the world 1t substitutes the rapidity ard
results of h1ndcrat The factory consists series
OF machines devised expressly for this establishment,
each ~ which works true exactness, turning out
each part as to be accurate tit ia any one OF a
thousand watches Absolute precision 1T time nearly
attained by these watches. the inevitable result OF
Of their repair is obvious the makers have always
on hand for sale, the different parts Of the watch per-
fectly finished, To repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade, we
are now making second quality, inferior TO the first
only in ha wing less finish i'm nmaterial parts and a
lighter case. This offer at price 50 moderate as
70 he within the means OF every class, and we re.
commend II sound and reliable and greatly superior
to impaired watches Of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
best Watches Is nCraved the plate, APPLETON
TRACY & Co., Watham, Mass, and Is accompanied
with certificate OF genulneness and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
We refit with new ENAMEL DfALs, OF beautiful quail
lily, watches 81 all kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken.
Orders may he addressed to direct, or to any OF
the under mentioned firms, who are az ;nts for The
Me.srs. COOPER FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS CO., No.I- Maiden Lane, Ny.
PLATT BROTUER. No. 20 Maiden Lane, N. y.
HUDEBCRN L. BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATT Il REATIf, philadelphia
PALMER g. RACHELDERS,B Boston.
BIGELOw BROS. II KENNARD, Boston.
DUHME 4 CO., g cincinnati,
and Messrs ROBBINS 4 APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, n. Y, our general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY Co,
febli-2miSv Walthau, Mass.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals md Departures.
From =. q. O'Riley 4 Co.'S RegiIG.l

MARCH
", Gainl, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Bracelet, Bowling Green 20 Louisville.
Kate sarchet. WABASH to Eva 1sville.
James Montgomery, New Orleans to Louisville.
II. ritEhugh, Arkansas river to Cincinnit.
Isaac Shelby, Wabash to Evansville.
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TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.

SuNURN'S ISLAND SALT
9,aeO bags Turks Island Salt, osSUISEl land
n An 70 r sale by GEO. FOSTER CO.
f-l.aT
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xXxvth Congress--First Session.
WAsHIxsIox, March 3-N

HoUsE.-Rcsumed the consideration of the
Senate Revolution in relation to the Naval
Retiring Roard. Whitley argued I'm favor
of the resolutions-severely criticising the
proceedings of the Naval Board. Bocock
opposed; contendng that the proceedings of
the Board of Inquiry were just. and even If
reversed, many Of the supposed victims who
were now expecting to be reinstated, would
ind themselves mistaken.
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
II DR.. OR ZEN, late OF Indarap polls, will continue
the practice OF medicine and surgery at old eics on
Third street. where he solicts continue ace OF patron.
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Lungs for
several years. will continue to treat such diseases with
his new plan ofreatment which consists (forthe ungs)
i'm the Inhalation OF medicated carrying the
medicine directly to the seat Of the disease.
One OF the him can I've found at the Office az all hours
NJ the day and night. sepri-d6wsm
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Is too we'll known 70 need a description. II is the
cheapest and al tn same time, the easiest kept in
pair, Of any In All of the above Mills and Ma
, chimes can be seen in operation at
HARRIS MILLS,
Corner Of second and Canal s Gets, where the public
arc invited 10 call and the latest improvements ~
the age before purchasing elsewhere All orders will
he prom pity filed. r. B. HART
jau37-d W.T.
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TnLnonApH1c Mnwa.
nEroarED ron TUE DAILY DTsPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
M rnr-na nAYs LATTER PROM ErROPE.

Nrs Ycnx, Jan d-The steamer Atlantic, With
Ilyerpooi dates 20 the ed OF December, has ar
rived she brings no later intelligence from India
The political news is unimp0rtant.
President Buehansn's message was fasorab.y
criticized In gland.
The East India Company have been formally no
titled of the Ministrys Intention 20 terminate the
double goyernr In India
An earthquake has occurred In the Kingdom oil
Naples, which was the most severely felt In the
towns Of salermc Potensea and Hola. Numerous
villages were half destroyed. A dispatch ssys
thousands of inhabitants were killed. bat this 10
supposed to be ian cxaggeration.
THE FINANCIAL efslsis.
Klingender Brothers, Of Liverpool, have failed
Their liabilities are E5s0,0oo.
In the London money market discounts were
readily made at sper cent and reduction OF
bank rates to that figure was anticipated.
Charles Nicholson & Company, OF London, have
suspended. Liabilities large.
Great iupro, emelt has taken place In financial
affairs at Hamburg.
A reduction In the rates Of interest Of the Bank
of France to 8 per cent. was anticipated.
coaMERcasL fSfEILIGEscE.
IIvExPo0I. Dec. q Cotton has advanced 4 to I'D
closing firm with large speculative inquiry. The
Manchester market has improved
Brea istuffs-Flour heavy at last Guofations.-
qualities: red Sc 2i6TSs 3d. white Ga lod@ss. Corn
dull and slow of sale at unchanged rates: mixed 81
Gl rs cd. -,
s Ice qnet Rosin dull at Is I'D Provisions duh.
Money market easier. Consols 49, TO sssz ior &C
count.
LIVERPOOL. Wednesday 23d.-The markets are dun
and priess unchanged
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p, A CAHDro TIE PuBLro.-The


zS>--a clipper ship Grey Eagle. bound from
City Point to Rio de Jdneiro went to from lamp
ton Roads on SATURDAY., the ;6th ult About O'Clock
that night, while the ship going about ten miles
per honr with free wind, sudden squall struck
her, carrying away all the masts. with every thing
attached 10 th"m, rendering the ship complete
deck and about ten feet of the 1rqmast and twenty
I -et of the mainmast lett. The moon was shining
bright at the time the accident Some of the spaTs
against the side Of the ship and were not clear
ell away until morning. The passengers, W tn the
exception of Mr.. Ruther, were below at the time Of
the occurrence The ladies were badly frightened
but the gentlemen did not appear 10 b. so. We were
sDoken next morning by A schooner bound to
Charleston the Captain OF which offered to tow the
ship into port but the Captain OF the Grey Eagle re-
fused the offer unless price was named for the ser
vices. The ship was afterwards spoken iv the
steamer Columbia, also bound for Charleston which
came alongside aud offered to tow the ship in but the
objection raised before; the passengers
however. went on board the Columbia, and were ia
ken to Charleston ;. C. When the passengers left
the ship she had her mainsal up, and was ing to
get to Charleston. some other port Capt. Berry,
Of the chip Comb a refused to take any fare for the
passage and treated the passengers with the greatest
kindness and courtesy.
The article published in the Dispatch of the Slst Of
statement; the above however, is uear correct
possible. ts
The iyinal publication might imply want of
energy on the part of the Captain but such was not
the fact hs did all that could be done TO clear
tho wreck aud relieve the shin. and think acted
throughout with good judgment and prudence
IA 7-It@ GEO HARVEY.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENNsYL
JANIA.

HARpIsoxBuRG, Jan. Ex-Governor Packers Mes
sage was sent to the Legislature today. 1t treat
chiefly of the State Finances, the BANKS anu IN
financial condition of the State. During the year
all demands on tho treasury have been paid from
revenue derived from the ordinary sources Iht
public debt had decreased nearly two millions ~
realized from the banks, paid the expenses OF the
extra session leaving $4,000 In the Treasury: de
suggests reform in the banking system, also
modification of the tariff, giving more liberal pro
lection to manufacturers, particularly the IRON III
tarGE
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T.-z---kaF.---5 X -
Death OF an Old Nero u ant

N5ws was received yesterday Of the death Of JSo.
TyaIBLE. 81 an old and highly esteemed merchant
this city. lie diei tuesday in Baltimore, hith-
or he hal gone to obtain medical advice relative 10
the disease from which be had been long a snifer-
ar, and which terminated his life. lie was, be-
Iievs, In his 9th year lie begun business In this
city when young man ana continued until year
or two sinca. when he retired with a reputation
for Commercial probity and integrity without a
tsin. H. was useful citizen, good paighhor
and most astinahle gentleman
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DApRIGInr

gosToS. Jan S-Frauk Heath and his sister MI.
rjnrn York Heath. have been arrested In nracut,
near Powell for the murder of their father, Joshua
Heath, a blacksmith, between sixty and seventy
wears of age The daughter, It is stated confessed
that she hrst attempted TO poison her father, aud
that her brother, on Saturday night, shot him in
the head and afterwards buried the body where it
was found by the officers. They seem to have a
very faint Idea Of the enormity of the offence
The father was of intemperate habits and often
ana rrela6 " It'll and beat his children.
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Prvf.sInrd Of New York, delivered one lecture
fast ~inter, before the Young Mems Christian AS
.oc:s.iol. 81 this city. and another On Tuesday oil
this week. The ;bird and last Lecture Il aaver
u.sd for tonight. at the u 3: baptist Church.
Heretofore, On each, occaion. In consequence 81
shA inel. macy Of ibe weather be has been oblis
% sAAsesc only mesgTe sadiesoes. Ne earnssti,
b ,ps % So ,hs house or .wded Tonight.
Prot. Lsrds orst discourse treated Of "Gslilee
and tas recital Of seieoce = the second Of Daute
sod Abs rssissl Of Poetry and tonight he Will
portray TO 40 "Aiehssi Angelo aud the revival
Art"& 'RAe So
Tbs three ssssys together. we arc inforDed pre-
ssEg . most striking and vivid picture OF the
saaksaisg Of EuroIs FRI IN its long msdiSvs
siunbsr From ali scoouots they must have cost
their susbor much labor. They are said also to
abound 10 fryid descsipsi rs, acute trltieism ana
eloquent periods
Axrip - tsspeak for him crowded house.
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[ ESPECIAL DISPATCH

a WALKER MEETING in rEfERsBu Rd.
PETERSBURG, Jan. e.-Phsnix Hall was crowded
to night with citizens, who met TO consider the
late illegal srrest of Gen. Walker
Addresses were delivered by II. A. Pryor, o.
Richmond. VIM Old, Jr., of Powhatan. and others
4 series of resolutions were offered by A. ID
Banks, Esq, denounciBg Commodore Pauldins';
course in arresting Walker on the territory OF ano
ther Republic, which were adopted by acclaim
ton. a fine spirit pervaded the meeting. t.
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H1-THE public of Rich mond and Petersburg have
Come TO the con- lu4on that there is much folly in
paying 81 or S. for likeness there is In paying
$50 for pair of boots Ten years Aimee ii was i'm.
possible to takea likeness by the Photographic pro
cess for less than So but in this age Of steam and
Improvement, when TYLER a Co. make 500 portraits
daily with perfect easa what Is the of talking
That TYLER & Co. enabled to make first class
picture for 80 cents couynced- Extract from,
the State Sentinel Correspondent.
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BAsRINeToS, y. s.. Jan. s, ls55-Tbe schooner
Liverpool lust from Boston, with q cargo Of 1our,
sugar ind merchandise, while laying at Robertson
wharf in this place. last night, took fire and burn
I'D to the waters edge. Loss estimated at sl0o 900.
M inknrancE.