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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-22

-s CINCINNATI, Feb 2o-M
Last c~eaiug the Methodist Protestant
Church on sixth, near Race street, was partly
destroyed By che explosion Of defective gas
pipes, nc O'Clock. Some fifteen persons
were assembled in the basement for meeting,
when the strong odoar of gas was observed.
An effort was made to discover the leakage,
by applying n light to the meter, wien the
blaze burst forth, bot was extinguished with
water. Quiet was almost restored when an
explosion took place, tearing up the floor,
@shatsering the wallis, and making wreck of
the basement Of the church About half the
pews were torn up, windows blown out, and
portion Of the foor was blown as high as
the ceiling. The doors were blown of their
hinges, aud thrown into the street. The cx-
plosion was heard at the distance Of half q
mile. Tho windows Of many of the build
ings in the vicinity were destroyed Eight
or ten persons severely wounded. Two OF
three are not expected to live.
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New YORK, Feb. 90.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-M.
Flour firm; sales of 500 bbls at 81 ESQ
4 80 for State-sn advance of &c; whea.
steady at 81 1881 25 for Southern red; corn
heavy; IL 900 bushels sold ut roc for white
mess pork CSC lower; sales at sl5 60@l5 rs;
lard &c lower, and unsettled. at 913@9T;
whisky 1<c lower. at 2215@23; stocks firm
but dull; virginia 6's slA; Missouri 6's S3b
New YORK, Feb. 20-P. N.
Flour firm; 10 900 bbls sold. Wheat dull;
$500 bushels sold. Corn quiet OF 81 for
white; 65@T0 for yellow; Chicago beef csc
lower; sales at $lI 5o@IS 80. Lard quiet.
Bacon firm. but lower hams S3@S& ;
shoulders 61T@65s. Butter active at 1908
for Ohio. Mo,asses quoted higher, and hold
ers demand further advance; sales at 80, but
at the close IS was demanded. Linseed Oil
declined Ic; sales ut 5S@5s. Tallow firm at
lie. Freights dropping. Stocks higher
Chicago & Rock Island 1871; Lacrosse d
Milwaukee HI; New York Central S6Ss;
Reading 81; Michigan Southern 2711; Galena
& Chicago $50; Erie S41s; Cleveland & Pitts
burgh I5A; Missouri Sizes 81; Tennessee
Skies SO.
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81. LOUIE, FeD zU-H
Tho Independence correspondent Of the
Republican, writing under date of the 10th,
says: "The Salt Lake mail arrived last night.
The conductor reports snow from one to six
feet deep on the mountains. and the weather
intensely cold. He left Camp Scott on the
LIST Of January. Troops in good spirits.
From Mormon prisoners and struggling Utah
Indians, Johnson is we'll advised as to the
movements Of the Saints. Active prcpara-
taSas eontinne Tor the reception of the troops
IN the sPrng. Their municipal regulations
are very striDgent. Every body in favor of
the U. 3. Government is leaving. Outward
bound mails make good progress. Many In
dans met-all friendly
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The RIVER at this. point is about station.

The RIVER at this point is about station
airy.
The weather en- Saturday was clear and
warm. Yesterday was dark and gloomy with
snow and falling all day.
Business on the levee, the past two days,
was not very brisk, the shipments and dis
charges Of freight being trifing.
The fine packet. ). II. Done, leaves to-day
for Cairo, with passe myers and freight 70 all
way points.
Tho following boats duo to-day are the
Princess, for Nashville; and Ohio for New
Orleans. 7. Ett .fAt
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Tho Weather.

FEBRUARY, photographed this morning
at o'clock by the E. & W. line.
lphia-Snowing; mer. SO.
Baltimore-Snow and hail all night; mer-
curry 33.
Washington-Snowing slightly.
Louisville-Cloudy; mer. 80.
Tuscumbia-Cloudy; mer. SO.
Nashville--Clear; mer. 90.
Memphis--Hazy; mer. sc.
New Orleans-Clcar; mer. IS.
Cincinhati-Clesr and cloudy at intervals;
mer. 20.
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ST. LOUIS, Fob 20--x
The Republican learns from private sources
thatthe Poncha Indians had committed dep
relations on property, wounding cattle, and
threatening the lives of citizens of Eeobraha
city, near Fort Randall. Major Day sent
Capt. Davidson with three companies to quell
tho disturbance.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb 20-N.
Flour quiet and steady at - s71E. Wheat
steady, red 81 03@l 05: white 81 I0@l II;
Corn in good demand and firm at 55(956c for
yellow, and so for white; clover seed dull at
81 5O65 Lex. Whisky quiet and firm at
13M13L
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20-M.
Flour unchanged, and not much doing;
whisky dull at III; provisions nominal; no
demand of importance; clover seed s5g5 20.
CINCINNATI, FEB. 20-r. N.
Flour unchanged; whisky 1917; hogs &c,
and dull, 1000 arrived to-day; provisions
dnll. with more sellers than buyers; mess
pork SIS, and balk pork SIC and ~ for
shoulders and sides. Bacon 615@s15e; lard
sA--not much done; market closed dull and
unsettled.
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DANvILLE. Pa. Feb 90,

DNNILLk, A., FOO zV-N
The sentence of death was this morning
passed upon William j. Clark, convicted Of
the murder OF his wife. He asserted his in
nocense before the Judge pronounced SEN
tencc.
The trial Of Mrs. Twiggs, for tho murder
of her husband has been pns of to the Nav
term.
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WAsaIS0roS, Feb 2o-x

WASHINGTON, Feb 2o--x
The Southern mail has been detained by
ice.
WAsHISero.s, FEB. 2o-r.N
An alteration occurred at the dinner table
at Browns to-day, between j. B. Clay and
Cullom, late Clerk Of the House. SS,ese-
quently Cnllom struck Clay nth his open
hand in the face.
Ex-Lieutcnant A. r. c. Hind posted Com
Boutwell, rs o liar and coward, near the Navy
Department. 1t is understood the difficulty
but has recently been renewed before the
Naval Court.
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
AM ERICAN WATCH E S

fENHESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
IL same system that has made American Firearms
the best in the world. II substitutes the rapidity and
precision OF machinery for the slow and unreliable
results Ut handcrait. The factory consists of series
OF mach mes devised expressly for this establishment
each Of which works true to exactness, turning out
each part SO as TO be an accurate INT In any OF
thousand watches. Absolute precision of time is nearly
ained by these Watches as the inevitable result Of
their simplicity and exactness of structure. The
OF their repair Is obvious the makers have always
on hand for sale, the different parts Of the watch
fectly finished, To repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade,
are now making second quality, Inferior TO the hrst
only in ha wing less finish in ,mmaterial parts and
lighter case. This offer az price moderate as
to be within the means Of every class, and we re-
commend u as sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and swiss
limitations with which the country is flooded Each Of
our best Watches is engraved tho plate, APPLETON
TRACY Il Co., Waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF commences and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
We rent with new ENAMEL DIALS, of beautiful quail
ity, watches Of all kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken
Orders may be addressed 10 us direct, or to any Of
the under mentioned firms, who are az .nts for the
sale Of our Watches.
Messrs. COOsER & FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS & Co, No. II Maiden Lane, Ny.
PLATr & BROTHER. No: 20 Maiden Lane, n. T.
HILDEBURN l. BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATT& REATH, Philadelphia.
PALMER u BACHELORS, Boston.
BIGELOW BROS. n KENNARD, Boston.
DUHME & CO.. Cincinnati.
and Messrs. ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
| en- Lane, N. Y, our general agents.
| febl7-2md&w walthan, Mass.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb 2o-M
The Paciie Hotel was burned at s o'clock
This morine. Eight or ten persons were
killed. and faany seriously injured by jump
Ing FROM the windows. 1t is impossible to
ascertain ne names Of the killed and wound
cd now
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
tfrsm P. q. O'Riley & Co.'S Register.l

90 FEBRUARY 20.
Susquehanna, Cincinnatito New Orleans.
John Gault, Louisville to Nashville.
Glendale, Memphis to Cincinnati.
New Uncle Sam, New Orleans to Louisville.
Peter TeIlon, Louisville to New Orleans.
Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis.
Memphis, Cincinnati to Memphis.
Martha Putnam, Cincinnati to st, Louis.
John Briggs, Louisville to Henderson and back.
c. Beeler, Cincinnati to St. Louis.
Aurora, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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CINCINNATI Feb 2o-x--River falling
slowly.
LOUISVILLE. Feb 3o-x-River risin,-5
feet inches in the canal.
PrTTIBrRcn. Feb so-x-Navigation still
suspended above aud Sslew. f
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PIrTsBuRsH. Feb 2o-P M-River unchanged
since noon. Weather clear; mercury go.
CIScISSArI. Feb 2o-P M-Rivcr fallen Q
inches in the last "a hours.
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BALTIMORE, Feb 2o-Px
The Court House ut Bellsir, Hartford coua-
ty, was nearly destroyed by FIRE last night
Fire accidental. Many records were destsoyed
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RAlLR o AID.
For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Indian.
.-I.. apOlis and the East
CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, a3rd, 1857.

For any information or through tickets apply
Company Transportation Office, head OF Locust stree
..... JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent.
~ Henderson, Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville ENQUIRER and Mt Carmel Register take gu
former advertisement and copy. noyI5n
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New Providence, Tenn, 2o--FN
Joseph II. Harris, tobacconist, was mar-
dered last night ~ one Of his negroes. The
negro was hung by mob to-day.
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BALTIMORE, Feb 2e-rx
Provision market closed fat; prices IN
changed.
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a LARGE lot OF BROOMS Just received and for
- sale ON comm ssioA. a. z. III. COOK SONS.
RRAN.-
- 10 Tons Brsa In quantities to su purchasers 70,
sale by SAM. VICKERY-
aSRRsH BUTTER
II 80 Is: just received and for sale by
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
February 20.-S boxes hats and caps, Nc
Mauaman; l box drugs, A Dbl lard, Dbl eggs,
8 Dbl flour, Geo. Foster & Co.; box sundri
ear load wheat, Wheeler e. Riggs; 9 cask
meat, s3s Dbl pork, z G OiRiley; bdl pad
skins: Chas Babcock; 80 bags corn, 90 bags
osts, Q kegs lard, Brown 81 Altman; s75 bus
brand, I A Crane; tool chest. Fred MUCH
ter;.l tool chest. TALBOT Weiss; 81 bus wheat,
Sc bus whest, j s Jaquess; 1877 bus wheat,
Little & Erwin, bbl eggs, bucket butter,
l box salearatus, Pat Gleason; 43 bbls whisky,
Allis d Howes; lot movables.
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BLACKWOOD,S MACHINE,
THE
BRITISH r EvIEWS.

Paymentst % Re made IN nj csses IN uivahce MONEY
current I'm the State where issued will be received at
par. - .
discount Of twenty-five per cent. will be allowed
clubs Fourc copies of Black wood on Of one Review,
viii I've sent to one address for 80; tour copies OF the
fonr Reviews and Blackvocd for $50; and 81 on.
The PosrAcE to any part of the Snited states viii
he bat twenty four cents year for Biackwood and
but fourteen cents year for each of the Reviews.
ianIA
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TO FARMER
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the tine within which real estate may be
sold for the payment of City Taxes assessed theEeon
SECTION l. BE il ordained by the Common Council
Of the City of Evansville, that from and after the PAS
sage of this Ordinance il shall and be lawful for
the City Collector at any time after the first Monday in
October, and before the second Monday OF March Of
each the taxes assessed, real estate,
either by the seizure and lie of the goods and chatels
Of the owner or claimant thereof OF by selling the lot
or piece of ground Itself. UPON which fhe tax remains
unpaidor so much thereof may be Necessary to pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, mayor.
WRLI,H WALLER. Clerk, ieb9
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EVANSVILLE d CRANFORDsViAf.B

Stn ETs77s s5:1 LEX z 20 E =
~ III isis s5s Z. !Hs ss i5iiii s.ii y
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rELEoRAPHED ExcLUsIyELY TO THE EvANsvILLk
DAILY JoURsAL BY E. W. LINE.
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DUCKETS 81 TUBS ---
ID 80 doz. plain and fancy buckets; ta
. 80 do fancy half do;
50 doz. painted tubs, 81, 2 and 81
p nests q ea) do;
% do 6 eal do;
Just received in store and for salehy
WHEELER & RIGGS.
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lust RECEIVED
e. Hugh Millar's Testimony Of the Rocks;
Household Words for January
Waverly Novels,
Ticknor Fields Household Edition.; for sale
JOHN HFlIVss
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Bradford'S Portable Burr Mill.

Is too well known to need description. It is the
cheapest, and az the same time, the easiest kept in
pair, Of any in use. All of the above Mills and Ma
chimes can be seen in operation at
II A IT'S MILLS, l
Corner of Second and Canal Streets where the public
invited to call and the latest Improvements OF
the age before purchasing elsewhere. All orders will
be promptly filled. X. B. HART.
I'D wifi
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EnwIand and France,

The London correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser still insists that there is
real dhnger of q war betwsea England and France,
and that the latter only waits plausible pretext
for An outbreak. The occupation Of Perrin by
England affords promising bone of contention;
bat II this will not answer, some other, tho wri-
ter thinks, can be easily trumped up for tho pur-
pose, The increased activity In the French Navy
Yards is regarded ~ osninous. The Commercials
London correspondent may be aware of Lonis Ma
poleon's purposes, bat as he 10 the most inscruta.
bic Of mankind, esen TO his own counsellors, the
rest Of the world viii walt for his acts to interpret
bis Intentions.
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COLONIZATION OF M0RMoNs ON THE MOS
OIITO COAST

WASHINGTON. April ga Panama correspon-
dent of "The States" asserts that Col Kinney 10
negotiating with an apparent prospect of success,
for the colonization by English Mormons of that
part Of the Mosquito territory, known as Shepperd
and HaIe's Grant. He will first apply to Presi-
dent Martinez for permission to raise the Nicara-
guam Gag, assuming in return for that privilege
the obligation to defend that country against fill
busters. Failing ia this application, he will hoist
the Mosquito flag. He apprehends no opposition
from the English authorities.
A different version OF Col. Kinney's scheme is
given by correspondent. writing to the Dispatch
from Aspinwall. He considers it fllibustering
expedtion.l
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Snow fell to the depth of one inch in Lexington

Snow fell to the depth of one inch in Lexington
Va, Saturday night.
fox had the temerity to enter the city Of
Newark, n. j., and steal goose, on Monday. Pur.
suit was given and poor Reynard captured.
w. G. EchmanD, who killed the colored waiter.
at the Brandreth House, N. Y, on Friday has
been discharged.
Armed men are being regularly drilled at York
town, DE Witt county, Texas, preparatory to an IT.
rupti0n into Northern Mexico
DIR. Thos. Fowler aud VIM. T. Acres, two well
known citizens of Monroe county, Va, died last
week,
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fAu DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years 80 badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
He was eventually cured by aprescription furnished
him by young clairvoyant girl This prescrip,s
trance, has cured everybody who has taken il,
er having failed IL is equally SURE in cases
Of FRS, rs of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found In any drug store. will send this valuable
prescription TO any person on the receipt OF one
stamp TO pay postage. Address DIR. TRACY De
LORMH. GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office ap l5-d&wlmif
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N.Y. HARTsHoRss -REsroR.

.
Err OR SARsAPARILLA CoRDIAL.-The LVc..Qf the Flesh
is In the Blood-PREPAREp by 4 CHEMIsT.-The best
Restorer of Health and the best BlOodP Purifying
Compound in the World 1t does net contain par
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
to the impaired and weakened condition Of the hu-
man race: il invigorates the whole constitution:
moves all pimples and eruption. from the skim gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and is part
cularly adapted to the weakening complaints OF the
sex. -
1t is perfect cordial in taste. and acts like
charm upon the feelings spirits, and energies OF the
weak and debilitated from asy cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents.
Sold by'all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk aud
Portsmouth NH 3l-d&cw3m
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BLOODLESS DUEL,

AUGUSTA, Ga. April ga duel was fought near
this city at o'clock this afternoon between
Messrs. Pollard and Quackmeyer, of Montgomery.
Ala. Shots were exchanged, and the matter is
now in the hands of referees for settlement.
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Northern Markets.

BALrrMr RE, April o. Flour steady and uncha nged.
Wheat-Red 81 036i.07: ordinary white 81 I0t6l Is.
Corn lower-White 6l@63c; yellow 62d65. Provi-
sions dull.
NEW YORK, April 29-Flour heavy and declined -
Wheat has q downward tendency-southeru Red
$ll2@l Is. Corn unsettled-Whte 70; yellow 800
rs. Stocks frmer.
Sales in New York Wednesday of 81 SEQ Va 6's at
QlmgIi.
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.

ELIZABETH, N. j., April 2s.-The jury in the case
of Michael Murphy, for killing George A. Won.
muller. at Granville. came into court, after two
hours' deliberatioD, with verdict of mansaughter.
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PARADE.-You will parade in front
81 of the City Hall, on MONDAY next May Sd at
N 21s O'clock. P. NJ. in full Summer Uniform white
II pants and plumes, arms and Announcements in
order for inspection.
By Order of Capt ELLIOTT,
JOHN L. ROGERS, Orderly. ap st
= GRAYS ATTENTI0N.-Attenda regular Compa-
ny Drill at Military Hall, en- this FRIDAY night
at o'clock promptly
By order Of Capt Elliott.
JOHN II ROGERS Orderly an AD--It
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nay To THE VOTERS OF THE 4TH Dis
rRICr. HEsRfco CotNrY-I respectfully offer my ser
vices to my fellow citizens, as candidate for the Of
flee of HIGH CONSTABLE of the 18th DISTRICT; and
will discharge the duties earnestly and faithfully;
if il should be your pleasure to elect me.
an 29-2Ss BENJAMIN r. READ.
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GEO. WYTHE MuNFoRD. President
RrPIAIa STATEMENTS 6Y FAors. =.

oFPLAIN STATEMENTS " tACTb.-
On. HAMPTON, sow aged So years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickf Beware of imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tinctare. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting. -.
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
o STAND the test of public opinion No art Of putting
can galvanize worthless article TO keep 10 up
a. q good medicine, If IL be not really 30.
good medicine will live, become popular and ez,
tend lie sales year aer year. In spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
of them passe5 from mouth TO mouth with more ra
pidity than newspapers can spread II. A living wit
ness testifying to the medicine has made for
him, IA of more service than any newspaper adver
Using.
In preof Of what we say above, We refer you 70
Hampt0n's Vegetable Tncture and ia effects.
Mr. VIM. HIGH No. l95 Sogth Pfch street. BalH
more cured OF Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Ma EDWIN NJ srnasKrrs. No. n Register street.
Baltimore most dreadful Of scrofula of years
staning lost number OF pieces Of Bone restored to
Miss MARY sooyrrED Teacher, No so Baltimore
street-her Gaze amer years q suffering has aston
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr.. Vim. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suE
FIRED from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hafnp-
tons Vegetable Tircture, after other things failed.
COUCH. CONSUMPTION, &C.
weakness, &c bed In oil Ave or six physicians tried
$50 HiANPfToN's i" fEdEfHsiE Ell TIScruRH
:. - Delicate Ladies' and Children VIII please give
Sold Ix PURCELL, LApD co. Richmond; b,
Psispssn y MoRfiSi e WI sa
morn and by Dfngrss.sand shopkeepcrs eyerywhoss.
AD-$i per bostle: six bottles for IS --dAe
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FIGHTING ON THEIR OWN RgsPoNsIBILITI.-A dozen
Kentuckians arrived in Cincinnati on Friday last
equipped with rifles and other fighting materials
ready, and Immediately took passage for st. Louis
from whence they intend proceeding to the Utah
country, with the expectation of being In at the
commencement of hostilities.
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aa- THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

VIDENDs
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH, receive their Dividends IN
CASH. Those who give notes are credited on their
notes with the THIRTY-fIVE PER CENT. DIV
IDEND.
dends.......
Paid for Losses, by death l7Qi.d9 50
Capital Jan 1st SEP ~ i,
Over Sa0,0o1 have been paid to families hving ia
Virginia. u,, -.
The Company being PURELY MUTUAL. those
insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call at the Agency, No. 81 Pearl street.
NH 3l-lm KNOWLES & WALF0RD.
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET. April Is The arri-
walls have again fallen off, while the demand is still
very active. Prices have slightly advanced, and
all the shad and herring which arrived readily
sold at S12s13 per hundred for the former, and 81
per thousand for the latter. The recent cold
weather and high winds have had very un favor
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STORM AT BOSTON

BosroN. April H.-The schooner Eliza Jane,
from Rockland for Boston, with lime, went ashore
last night on Nantucket beach, near Cohsssett
crew saved. The vessel is a total loss.
The two schooners at anchor near Scituate rode
out the storm 10 safety. The steamer r. b. Forbes
went down this morning to tow them up.
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NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.
QUEBEC, April 2S>-The weather is cloudy and
cold to-day. The thermometer stands at 40 de-
grees above zers The ship. shandon and bark
Nina arrived here this motning-the first of the
season.