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MARINE DISASTERS.

NORFOLK. March 10.-The steamer Caledonia,
IayfieId, from New York, bound to Charleston,
broke her machinery on Sunday. and arrived at
Cape Henry, under canvass, Monday: She was
towed up to this port last night by the steamer
Piedmont. for repairs.
Schooner David Il. Wolf Russell. Of Phiadel-
phia. from Norfolk fer New York, with cargo o.
corn went ashore at Seawelrs Point in the gale OF
the sth inst She will have to discharge her car
90 to get off.
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nrsrpITcTTyE FIRE TROY.

Troy, N Y, March "a fire broke out al ABOUT
3 o'clock this morning, in the Troy Bleach WORKS
on Ida Hill, owned by William r. fowart. Inc
main building was entirely destroyed, pnt the
store. house. containing several thousand dollars
worth of goods, and the drying house were saved
The loss ia es.imat ed at from 100000 to and
is fully covered by insurance. The fire originated
in defective fue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rsa NoT,cK--Taken through mi,

s9. NoTIcE. Taken through mistake
at the residence of DR.. b. X. Wexford on Tuesday
evening last, "Gentleman's Shawl" large size.
Hat, high crown, narrow bIim, lined with blue
silk, with the lumber IA pasted on the inside. Any
information concerning the same, will he thankful
~ received by the subscriber, at his Office. Pearl
street next to the office Of h. d. Eacho and oppo-
eite the store OF j. n. Gordon.
NH ll-2t Z. X. BRICkEN.
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NOTICE-NO. 7.

THE PELLISsItR TRAVELLING BAG.-I have lust re
ceired supply Gi the relsser Travelling Bag an
entirely new article of travelling apparatus for
gentlemen, aud for neatness and durability cannot
be surpassed. They can Only be found mt ALEX.
HILLS, l2i Main street. NH ll-d3t&cwlt
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DEArH OF Mrs. HAssLER.-The wife Of the late
Gen Ferdinand Rudolph Hassler, who was for
o number Of years at the head of the United
States coast survey, died Long Island. N. T., on
the 18th nit. One of her SONS Charles Hassler. a
surgeon 10 the navy, perished in the wreck Of the
Atlantic. on the Long Island coast, where, though
his bravery and GOODNESS contributed to the saliva
ton of others, they failed to save him from wa
terry grave.
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nr NoTIcE.-LADtEs' AUCTION TINS
MORNING, AT II O'clock II will off the Ladies this
noraia9 at IL o'clock, at No. 2l7 Main street, a
tock of Jewelry. which, to quality. will compare
avorahly with that of any establishment in this
,ity. This stock is the best have ever offered and
iope to see n large attendance.
a. No PIT Main street. below 9th.
nah lit HENRY W. QUARLES, Auct.
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tp.BooKs! Books BOoKs!-Greater inducements
than ever at the GIFT Book STORE: The entire stock
will be closed cut this week. with some magnificent
Gifts Call and examine. at the sign of the red flag,
opposite American Hotel st
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SHIPS CREW PICKED UP AT SEA.

BosroS. March 9.--AIl the crew of the ship
Ocean Bride, which went ashore on Long Beach,
except the captain and one haad, were picked up
at sea- and have arrived here in safety. 1t was
feared that all the rest had persisted.
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NOTICE No. 6.

To MI COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FsIENps AND THE Pun
Lie GENEBALLY.-I am now manufacturing BRcGUEs
of the. best quality. suitable for gentemens
on the farm also, BRoGUEs for field hands, which
will be- sold at a. low prices the came quality
be bought for at any other house in the city
ALEX. HILL, No. III MAIN Sr.,--RIcHMoNp. VA.
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NOTfCE-NO. 4.

am now in receipt of my spring stock of goods
consisting of Ladies', Gentlemen's. Misses, Boys
and Children's BOOTS and SHOES of every descrip-
ton. which will be sold at low price any other
house in this city or elsewhere. by ALEX'R HILL,
No. l27 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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NOTICING. 2.

Ladies wishing CATERS made to match their
dresses of any color can have them made either of
kid or lasting, congress or side lace with with
out heels, with without tips, thin thick soles
They can be accommodated by calling ON ALEXAN-
DER HILL, No. III. Main ST.. Importer and Manu-.
fscturer of Ladies Boots and Shoes.
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"RoYAL" TYPo.-Aecording to an ancient usage
in Prussia, all the Princes of the royal family must
learn trade. 1t is stated that the Prince Frede-
rio William, just married to the Princess Royal of
England, learned the trade of com posItor in tue
printing Office of Mr. Hauel, at Berlin.
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RussIAi AMONG THE B.RBsRtAss.-The Chinese
Emperor has ordered ten thousand catties of gun
powder to be used for protecting the Amor ter
ritories against the Entertainments OF the Russian
barbarians. This is said TO be regarded as vir-
tual declaration of war against Russia.
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COMMODORE JONES. Tho bill which passed the u
). Senate on Tuesday, for the relief of Commodore
Thomas APP Catesby Jones, purposes to refund to
him two and half years pay, of which he had
been deprived by the sentence of a court martial
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BE- THE finest, largest. cheapest. and proper
place to obtain Ambrotype Portraits is the Gallery
of TYLER Co. l39 Main street. This concern is at
he very pinnacle. ct
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The Anglo-Erench Alliance.

The London (Feb. H. correspondent OF the New
York Herald asserts that the famous entente coridle
of Napoleon and palmerston has suddenly ended,
Just like that which existed between Lord Aber-
deem and Louis Philippe
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Nnrfhprn NIarkein.

NEw YORK March ln-Elour fIm-Stata and
Ohio adv anced scents; Southern unchanged. Wheat
and Corn dull aud quotations nominal. Stocks duil
and lower; Va. 6's Sg3lg
BuTTMoRE, March l6.--Plonr unchanged and in
demand. Red Wheat 81 ESQ 0S, white Siltg 10
Corn firm; viii 5aG160 cts, yellow $4,000 cts.
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FIRE IN KING GsoRGS CouNTY.-We regret to
learn Says the Alexandria Gazette } that wind
sor," the residence eff Mrs. H. T. Washington, 10
King George county, Va, was entirely consumed
by fir on Friday night last.
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MARYLAND LEGisLATURE.-The bill requiring the
banks of Baltimore to publish weekly statements
aud those of the counties monthly statements, was
defeated in the Maryland House of Delegates on
Tuesday
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FJREIN ELYRIA. OHIO.

CLEVELAND, o., March "a fire in Eyria, last
night, destroyed eight buildings, causing a loss OF
$4,000. There was insurance for $4,000 on the
property.
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NOTICE Nc. 5.

LADIES' and GENTLEsENs TRUNKS and LADIES
BONNET CASES NALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, of all quail
tiles, sizes and prices, can be had OF ALIEN. HILL,
No. l21 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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REcovERING.-We are gratified to learn that
Hugh Blair Grigsby. Esq, of Norfolk. is recover
ing from the injuries he lately received by an ac
cdent, in this city.
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TILE LATE COLLISION OFF HoLYHEAD The captain
of the Leauder, which was sunk off Holyhead by
the steamer North American, has entered an
action in the Admiralty Court against the own
ers of the latter vessel laying his damages at
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STATE or AFFAIRS IN FRANcE.--The London cor
respondent Of the New York Commercial, writing
on the 10Th nit, after stating that within the pre-
ceding week oonsols advanced Il per cent, says i:
There is no corresponding advance, however on
the Parig Bonrse. The Bank of France have low
ercd their rate of discount from a to per cent
bnt the rents remain comparatively stagnant.-
THIS state Of affairs is to be attributed solely to
political misgivings. A large portion of the mo-
neycd population are looking with apprehension
20 the probability of domestic outbreaks, while
the speculative classes that represept tbs conrt
ron, ron, oonnt de Morny downward, are perhaps act
.ag on hints as to the future Intentions Of their
master 10 pick quarrel with England aud get up
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Music AND MRTH.-The Campbell MDstreIs con
time their entertaining concerts at Metro
politan Hall. The music is frst-ra.e. and the
burlesque performances irresistibIy comicaI
1t is relief to the mind, Overburthened with
care. to come under the influence of such jolly
fellows as Peel aud his associates; and the en-
tire absence of offensive dialogue renders visit
to the Minstrels both pleasant aud profitable
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fort 81 Richmond, Ma ch1o-Hioh Water II 4 s'cioc
ARRIV Sd,
fchr Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, New York, guauo,
Bacon Baskerville.
schr kedington. Clark, Rockland, ice. B Wardwell
&Co
Schr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield. Boston, ice
Griffin Taylor.
SAILED,
schr Harrison Price. Woolsy. down the river light
schr Q Frazer, -, down the river light.
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10 STEAM PORTRAITS of all the yaricu. ST yIes at
prices from % cents to S23. any kindcall for. De-
pet 1879 Main street, TYLER j. Co.. artists. 1t
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nE~ To THE VOTERS OF HENRIoo, %
nIsTRicT.-In answer 10 the call OF many friends to
become a candidate for the office OF Cow MISSi0N-
EN of THE REVENUE, l beg TO assure mr.
friends that if elected / will serve to the best of
my ability Respectfully,
mh ll--7Ls j G HARDY.
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AMERICAN STOCKS GOING To EUROPE, &C.
BosroN, March 9.--The steamer America mails
will be kept open till Wednesday noon. She will
American stocksincuding two hundred thousand
dollars of Erie bonds, will be RENTED by single
house.
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ARRiyAL.--llon. Albert Pike OF Arkansas, ar
rived in Richmond last night, and took lodgings
atthe Exchange.
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Hs' We arc again under obligations to Mr.. L. L
Smith, ls2 Main street, for papers in advance of
the mail
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k6REMovAL--I have removed my
Off to 18th street, between Main and Bank nearly
opposite Goddm's Hall.
NH SIT A. JUDS0N CRANE
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nay VIE have heard Of some astonish-
ing cures being m ade by Prof. De CARTS ELEcTaIc
OiL Ii seems to act on the diseased parts with re-
markable effect. and in short space Of tins health
regains its sway. ltcan he had OF the agents hero
advertisement in another column
~ For sale by PURCELL. iADD a. Go Wholesale
Agents. Richmond, ana by Druggists generally.
rnh S-ddcwiw ass -
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nhTAL-The U. s. steamer Colorado, at Gosport
Navy Yard, went into commission yesterday.
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NEW ORLEANS. March s.--The exports of cotto
hence to Liverpool last week were 10000 bales
from Mobile the exports were 11,0o0. There ar
hut few orders here from France.
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1RREGULaRITY OF THE MAILs.-0wing TO the con-
tinued irregularity Of the Northern mail, We are
deprived of our usual facilities for late intelligence
and subjected to considerable Inconvenience. This
state of things, however, cannot last much longer
There is some consolation in this reflection. The
ice 10 the Potomac must yield to the influence
of the spring sun, and these annoying Interrupt
tions will cease. Meanwhile, the readers of news.
papers will make due allowance.
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HARNESS AT AUeTIoN--We respectfully invite at
tention to Uur sale of valuable young Mules AMI
Horses. and several street Wage rs and Harness.
THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock, at the Horse Lot,
adjoining the Fair Grounds Seesdvertisement
JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON,
nh Lit AuCti Ineers
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SUFFERN STATION, N. Y, March Samuel Rit-
uer residing about five miles from Suern Station,
was shot through the heart by bis brother in-law,
Peter Benjamin, yesterday. Both men were intox-
iratpd
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AS- LADIES THIN AND THICK SOLE
CoNsgEss CATERS At 81 50 AND 81 PER PAIR.-The
subscriber has lust received lot of Ladies thin
and thick sole Congress Caters. which he ID selling
III at the very low price OF sLa for thin and So Tor
thick sces .. ALIEN bill.
NH IL l Main street 4
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WOMAN FROZEN TO DEarH.--A Mrs Jenkins. re-
siding In Mount Savage, Cumberland county, Md.
was found lying On her bed, on Friday evening
last frozen to death. She was given 10 intoxica-
tion, and the evening preceding her death had
been imbbng freely, and, it is said in this state
she had lain down upon her bed, without any of
the covering over her, where she was fonnd the
next morning an inauin,ate corpse. She leaves
family of several children.
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BALTIMORE cOyPgRENCE.

Conference of the Methodist Episeapal Church adj
lonrned tonight, 10 meet nsxt year In Lswisburg,
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Thos August, Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr Esq.
Roger A Pryor. ESD, Rev Chas II Read,
Thos III Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM g Paine, Esg.
Medical Beard:
Ro r Coleman, Md AG Workman, M d,
JAS III Conway, VI d.
CHAS II. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots H3 Main street.
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The COLLINS SrEaMERs.-ANew York correspond
eut of the Philadelphia North American states
that the Collins steamers will be bought In by
Messrs Brown Brothers Co., who will continue
the line, &c. &c. The New York Courier says that
this report has no foundation in any transac ton
vet made
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e~ AUCTION NoTICE.-I as
sma- MULES, HORSES, I


to the sale of Groceries. Fixtures, &c. at Jesse
Barnes. near LIST Market, at 10 o'clock his Day..
NH II R.CAUTHUkN.
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Ry~ FoR THE CHiLDREN.-Just re-
eeived beautiful assortment Of worsed and zephyr
Circulars Goats Searfs, Heods. &c, &c, selling at
LADIES' BAZAAR.
NH CIV No 100 Bread street.
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AsaRNuY m NoRF01.K.

VIM. r. FOSTER. fsa. l. the Agent for the DAILy
nupArca In Norfolk, the circulation Of the Paper
there having increased to an extent demanding per
snal attention TO It's distribution, the Collection Of
s1ue~ &c.
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DEATH pRoM sragBING.

Bosros, March s.-chapnian, who was stabbed
o'clock this evening
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RfcHmosp. jan ~. 1855,
once corner 2a.i and Main streets.

TO On. KAHN,
Once corner 2ad and Main streets.
HEA. DEAR SIR: | feel it duty | owe
you. state to the public the ssfni removal
of ramor from the side OF my neck, Of seventeen
years. standing. weighing upwards Of sir pounds
without tho of knife or the loss OF hlo0d-aud
u which am now we'll, was examined by DR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve Years
ago and he pronounced % chances against me by
cutting 1t. as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
gga $50 JAMES MILLER.
Residence -psrkinsviile. Gooehland CO., Va.
liz d2ns4 cacif -
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r OST-On yesterday morning, small
IL white RUIL TERRIER DOG. A liberal reward
will be paid by leaving the same at Adams Express
(,om = nff1ca NH
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Richmond Markets, March 10.
FLOUk-We quote SuperfiBe Flour at S., per
Dbl.
GRAIN.-There is no change in Wheat and Corn.
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A MUSENENT.

a AMUSEMENT.
"A Gymnastics"
intend on the LIST April next, TO open class for
boys, at my Gymnasium ON Marshall street. between
5rl and 9Th streets All pupils 10 be engaged for
tied number of pupils may be made TO me at the
Gymnasium from to 6 o'clock in the afternoon
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited TO
witness the exercises.
mhS-lms II. kEMPER, Proprietor.
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r OST OR MISPLACED.-Ica caution all
~ persons against receiving or trading fr a We
G0rlABLE NOTE drawn by Joseph u. Watts, da
ted November q, h. 1857 for three hundred aud eich
ty dollars, payable four months after date to me,
NH Sta II. SEDdWICK.
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GORDON a. FINNEY.

p NJ GORDON AND L. H. FINNEY
H.. have this day associated themselve together
for the prosecution of the COAL BUSINESS, under
the firm and style of
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AMUeunuNTs.
i, EATRE.


|THEATRE.
Fourth night Of the beautiful and accomplished
actress.
Mics Sallie st. Clair,
Who will render her charming character u
$Esf : sNARAMATTAH, -
In the deeply interestiHa pramae Of the
WEPT OF WIsH.TOH-WIsH.
Fourth night Of the distinguished Iaatomimi.t.
MONS. II ENRI,
Thursday Eve'g, March 4, 1855,
VIII be- perfprned the great Drama Of the
WEPT OF wISH-TON-WIsH.
sayam atteb .,..............Miss saIiic st. Clair
Eayorta Balasl MISS Josephine farker
Conclude with the laug hable Pantomime Of the
WHITE STATUE.
p,.v Podv .............. Mons C.. Henri
- ------------------
ADMISSION Dress Circle and ParQuette 50 cts
fno extra charge for secured seas) Second Tier on
Vanity Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery. expressly for
noys only I2l, cts Western Gallery 2cts. Gallery
81 cts Doors open at ] oclock--Oyerturec cmmencs
At X before ). precisely. Box ONCE open from u
until g. and from until 8. daily
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HELD foa CoNTENrr.-J. D. Williamson ,,,,o
hsated as a witness III the Lawrence. Stone &C. =
bribery business, was arrested in New York an
saturday, under process from the United S1s,a.
circuit Court. 10 answer for contempt, in d,sc,
beying the summons of Congress. to appear and
testify before the investigating COMMITTEES. Mr.
Williamson gave bonds in the sum of sl0oo
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nhifio YALE Al fAYAL--A letter dated Fsya,
Jan. "a, says: 'N ''"'
s,n. nav JUST had most terrific gale here
rIo 80 in mas not been known for fty years
the ns h slna blew from the southeast which is here
Ing at anchor before our ewes nins Of were "
driven on the sands aud rocks at onr fac, ga
broken Into atoms. No lives were Loaf '' "pu
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COTTON EXPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.

THE RIVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. March S.-The Mississippi is three
feet eight inches below high water mark.
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FIRE AT LEwIsPoRT, KY.-The town of Lewisport,
Ky, on the Ohio river, was visited by disastrous
fire last week, by which two blocks of the best
buildings OF the town were reduced to ashes
The loss, it is estimated, will not fall below eight
thousand dollars. No insurance. The names of
the sufferers are as follows: Webb Haywood, dry
goods; Jos. Newman, groceries; Scofield & Gabber
clothing; Mr.. Piersoll, dry goods Jonathan Paine
groceries; Mcdaniel, bar-room: and two hotels,
"Persolrs" and '0ur House."
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neA- NEw SpRIka GooDs.--Just re
csived at N @. BAaT0SsS. NEW SPRING Rrn.
BINS. FRENCH FL0WERS asd STRAW BON
NETS. fe9 MAIN STR Y Er
= NH g. az F 8 s{8ase "A ss8kTS ssfE9--7~sT
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lsETa sTRA D-From me, in
49, tho Valley, n dark rel COW, about six
~r-AA-za%years old. medium size, with a email
piece Dioken oil one of her horns, and piece Of
chain round her neck. aid Cow had Young Calf
by her side about month os. A suitable reward
win be given Tor the return OF both to me-. any
Information concerning them 81 the Office Of 1essrs
Dunlcp. Mopcure & Co. JAS HAMILTON,
NH lite man of celor.
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Miss SALLIE ST.. CLAIR.-We are grstifed to hear
of the continued success of this accomplished &C
tress, at the Theatre fully convinced as we are of
the justice Of her claim to professional meiN.-
She came among us well recommended, it is true;
but without any flourish of trumrets, or extra
cxertion to herald her fame. The favorable ina
preston produced on Monday aud Tuesday nights
will, We doubt not, prove indeible since it was
the result OF her own personal effort. Miss ST..
CLAIR has been efficiently supported by Mr.. ADAMS
aud others of the company. We advise read
ers to go tonight aud see her in the character of
SdTdmnttdh, an Indian maiden, ia the beautiful
drama Of "Wept-of Wishton-Wish." The "Whte
Statue" will also he repeated, and Miss PARKER
will sing q favorite ballad in the interim.
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I OST.-We caution The public against
- trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos 81 and
"a, of $500, each with Coupons attached, of the Wiz
GINA Central Railroad Company. said Bonds art
our property and have been mslaid or LOST
ia 2--dtf HAXALL co.
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Roy RICHMOND AGENCY.

MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital, LIST JAM, 1855. 400. 1856 23.
The Trustees have declared dividend of TIL IRTT
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior January lst, 1855. and
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST IN CASA on al di-
v'deuds that have not been paid Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte
n at. which will be paid i'm cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance will please call on the Agent, a,s Main
street. for reference. apply to either member OF
thu Local Boari-all of whom are insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE MUNFoRD. President.
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD
n RICHMOND, March 10th, ISIS, !
WORDERs No. Is.
Assemble at Military Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING. the 18th inst ut O'Clock. for company
meeting Every member should he present. a. it IL
expected the beneficiary system will be adopted.
BY order of JOS A JOHNSON, Capt.
WILKINSON. Orderly.
p. S.-Gentiemen who have been connected with
the company having IN their possession uni
forms belonging to the same are resptetfny reques
ted to leave them with Quarter Master Gibson cor.
ner of Cary and 9Th streets. NH ll--lt*