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Ons Dollar . rsaS
THE VAL LEY WHI0
70
CLUBS or FIVE on MORE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Busiasssoss1s q ot xessding six lisss Ia Old !
oiS, eihsrwi tle.
Astisss sf aessisgs charitable sosistiss ,ars
eoupaniss, ,Ae., half price.
Displayed Advsvtissnsntt hall uore than ID
sbsve rates.
Advsrsassnsatsi sadsd and plaesd sndsrtAe hssd
r f..spsstai notices, SsssisfAs svSt~svy rsSes
spssiA lnet isesin he lees eelann - ssntspsy
line.
AavssSassusus usssPdsssAe b st nsia = xsIusivsiy
Ia the Daily after the hsst tvowssks 80 percent
more than ths auSvs rates.
Advsrtissih4nts no accom- panied With dirsstien,
~iilssi assstsAti insrsid and charged ssSsssrd
tngiy.
Aisrssssss sgs.ttssss1s ss.ssfs stlsss sSsssxs
TAs ruh viii n BE- varied fSoa.
Mhss shs ~6ssytlsQf uses the Weekly aleas sh,
prise will Be tAs sans - in sAs Daily. Whore th,
Daiiy and Weekly are both used, rs psr cent. vii
be deducted fron the aggrsgets amount.
undsstAe pfssest sysssn, the edvsrtissr pays -
much for thss space he occupies. the changes beinl
ehArgesbls for competition only. This plan 10 nov
generally s1sVasd. 0sseAarEsfssshaagss viilb,
al 60 vA4s. aavswsieeesaas ass ais
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RLoUk--4l v bbl., notii further notice.
GRAIN--4tcss. 100 ibs. until further notice.
8 COTTON-S2 u baies not exceeding 500 hs, y
weight until further notAce.
In shipFts93 3NeAs from - point east Of Phila-
delphia, Be 1attt1yAF 80 aerk packages t.cis
Pennsyissais A4skss4 Al goods eonstolsd n
the Agents 81 tni rdl1 III lhilsdciphis or Pisis.
FkEfGHT A6ENTS--Clark L Co., Chicaeoj
Packer AGO, Memphis, Tenn; y. u. 0'Riiey 4
Co., Evansville, ,Ind.i W.. Bingham. Louisville.
Ky; X. c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind; II. W. Brown
1 Co., and Ir.tA o., cneinnat; IL; ); Pierce
Bostde Lee4h AGo., No. 2 Astor House, N. Y.
No. I IWilliau6-st.. N.Y., Il. J. 5aeeder, Philadel
phia; MagrAvA KooSa hslunersy D. a. Stewart
Pittsburgh. 8 III. II. HOUSTON,
Gcnenl Freight Agent.
H. =. L0MBAERT, sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. Il s63-diy
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Hr0le TrOoo.

n HAVn lns assortmsnt Of Fruit Trees, 0vapes,
j Currants, 0oosshcrriss, h., &c., from ths eyss-
euss Nsrsasiss, New York, all Of which - q ths
Anet varieties, and In excellent order. Hwsons
ON examine our catalogue and laave ~ osdU for
whaiever they may want BY calling 81 ths Pre9ucs
t&ts or +. Reynolds, Third st., betwssn Main
~ johnson streets-Purnell 1 WycoG's Cd stana.
hehlSdIm p. H. HuAxS.
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ID RSPECTFULLy tafosms tAc Inhabitants Of
IN Ksskak and its vicinty, that he will attend u
aSy husansss IL his line From bis Iong sxpeSience
oA ~ yeAls, he has made himself familiar With
The vasisNs Aiseases In the hoFsc-E Epidemic and
Inausnsa Fever. Lupg Fever, In6An mAtions, Stag
eeSs, 6wssuy, Botts, crms, Collie, Erssms, 6paven
Bone, 6prains. Ring bono, Csrbs, 10. Medicines
ean he had BY calling ut his residence, ON 4th st.,
between johnson and Exchange, Ksokuk, Iowa.
}an15dly
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YyHE Prssbytery Of Keokuk viii b. ID IT. next
! Isx4iA. la..tiAx - Cl.ssA, On ias SECOND
Thussday (Sth) of April, at 10 clock p m.
g. c. BEAAAN, Stated Clerk.
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Coed fers - Shiinitsd length Of time allewing
snoassngen tsakRf ~ any point end re-
- cs lsi.:rs; :: = Ia.
A0-Psassna 1Gkn & IN Reliable Inform ation
81 thu OhicSId fegsrd 10 all ksilroad Routes ID
tho United States and Canadal. ~
Up River Passengers leaycK eokuk At 7;45 A. Y.
u Down !" |" H1 A. n.
j 6tagseoss East to Plymouth ut =. "a. ,Bandayi
sxespled, cons ssciing with the afternoontra In tc
ChieAgo.
- -Passengcrs arriving in keoksk on the r. "
Win from the West, should seenretheir Tickets IL
rths Evsnipg. #s
80 J.K. .TRwKSBURY,
eregteketAefnt g. B. = =. R.R. Lins.
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Aoadsmic Department, per Qarlop -
lxNs oerstss. pays6ic isvs1& n 1s Of
Iktsr, ,dsfsay the sntt1v " y cf t6Ition
branches not included in the extra charges.
i 4sduesion will BE- made for absence, except In
To- Of protracted Aekness.
Rupils will b classified and promoted only,
npon . thorough examination in their previous
katuoiss.
4 The services Of Prof. Braes have been secured to
fnfse Instruction in German, French, Drawing, and
III Hpinting. lie will also give Instructions In the
ratory exercises OF Perspective Drawing frec
81 ekarge.
An extra charge will be made per quarter for
instruction given in French, Gefman, Drawing
Painting AID Agricultural or Practical chen1,|
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n chnyRN will be made quarter Tor
ssa il French dslm,a sl.... p.ss..ss
try. ml
euSlpKxxs. Ai
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X. P.Lsvse 9: .. HalllaG
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nR11On = 1Aisa Gsssst. bst. Mainr
~ I'D JohnssD, Aext TO Rieklsa ~ -. -
cas- Ha6k carry on the business q unase1a111G
in all its branches. They hAvsrsssntly na1oA1g
tsnsiys aaditions 70 their stock, aAd p11teefe~
their arrange hcnts In every dspastnsst. y
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASH, II
nsntsd, end Unavailable for the u t&G
dad, ~ vsll ~ cothns Of every sty1o 1atsA
fufnisAAA 10 order.
Msaoo4a1 CArriagssf urnishcd, aAdvk6 entire
aSranG 64sef the funera attended - ghsn -.
suirsd. go u
Ksoksk, lows, Nov. II ,lss7-dly sss
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aIar 1eECEivER,

SUaT MECElvED.
DY steamer Badger State, freah supply Of
ID STAPLE 1RO0HRlK3. saeA -
PRIAR N. q. SUGAR,
CLARIFIED SUGAR.
"a CRUSHED SUGAR,
RIO COrRRE, TO-, which 10 oIsr 70 ssu - rear
sonaAle pricea. -
Call S No, leo Main-st., bet 4th a1A StA. ~
mchl1a vi. H. AUSTIN CO.,.
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CUMMINGS 4 BE006,
Architects,

SUP rim TIE " ID 4 N rs.
lIAVEtshen On ONCE In ksddington's Block
II corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Room
No. H. End ssory, yst Asos y the iaft = ~ hsss
Of the nais sn6Ancc stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public " call They are pre-
pared 10 furnish designs and detail drawings 70
tuildinxs Of al kinda, public and private, sad
superiuteud tho erection Of the same. They hop
70 do businsss in such manner will please thsi
patrons and do credit 70 thsnsslves.
Rafsr, By psfnission, -
h. kvs. Hawkins Taylss,
Edward Kiiboufue, Jsmss Estst,
0eo. C. AndsrsOn, \. P. Crssl,
VIC. 6tripe, d. ksddiagtou,
Wa. leighton, j. d. NninEs,
i'm. Hiatt. ]. b. "AML
dsslsdiy
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nj business men Of the state. Il
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VERY OOUD 1AGM
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GRNE ERAL AUC TI0N p : \ 8
A1U NFE

CO0WaooiO0 mOPC6antos
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w ssesfvs aaa sell - eOnnission al kinds o.
on eocsaee. pay charges, and do . nensrai aeUAey
bussasee. Cash aAvsnssd on goods fess4ved 1oS In
msdia1s sals. vANefCKLHN = MILLS.
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Ns. ~ r.. OOL31No.
nrvIuk .r s-.sr- ct the veer cf Hclmss' stev-
~ On ths eense el 6th I'D Main sks vhsss -
may " iounA day or night, except when Peofes-
sionAlly a1ssnt. lfeezsa
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ESRLLOW ca 4asoadhnesth 1sdisAl 6eeisey. o.
T. a. over Eisklsn = Lasas' Baak. TAisd-sa
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2e5 7 r - IL Z - russed 70 his safss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

W. ..vn already announced that PORTSMOUTH
ha. sncsnted the charter granted ey va"
Ta~,.I.,ure. and become one OF the c'ues q w"
- vs we,oorae II to its new position ana ~
.oe,.,,cn with real pleasure. IL mas 10 AT w
.,.,r.nt. Of prosperity and success. Tho magn",
go, n, rtor With the deep water at It's docks ana
N. Sne couatry commanded by the s"aeoard kaii
road. ~,ll spsare II plenty Of eommereo and trade
whilst the eoterprising.. practical and energetic
character Of It's people, furnishes satisfactory qua
rsntee that every commercial and manufacturing
advantage will be turned to account, and Ports
mouth. In the end, become one Of the nrst cities
Of virginia The city itself Ia attractive 10 ap
peayanee, wide streets, many handsome eo'nces
ho,h oubhe and private, and its principal hotel,
the Ocean House, one Of the most capital puonc
housss In the country. People who visit the sea.
aida w,lI f,nd at the Ocean House every dainty OF
.h. s.it water aud the most admirable arrange
mar,s for pleasure aud comfort In facilities Tor
education. Portsmouth 10 unsurpassed. She owes
much 20 Professor Webster, whose iabors In the
cause OF education have justly placed him at the
head Of his profession 10 that section OF the Com
raonwealsh, aud who, like Cary, Strange, ana ON
srs. has done much TO elevate the standard Oh
education Of young gentlemen in that part OF VIZ
r;uia With good hotels, good schools. a large ana
Increasing population, and an enterprising ana
Intelligent community, Portsmouth deserves her
new poslt,sn and side by side with her sister city
No,f,,k. will bring honor and advantage to the
Gtsta
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uruel,ies OF the sepoys.

We occasionally see paragraph gong the
rounds of the press, throwing discredit on the re
ports at one time 80 current. OF the horrid afro
cities alleged to be prsctised by the Sepoys on
women and children. A member OF Parliament
has risen 10 his place and mentioned the existence
OF an opinion that the reports were greatly exasger
ated. Can this be possbef 1t concerns deeply
abe character of the British Government and press
to dispei all doubt on the subject We cannot be-
Iieye that these stories we're sheer Inventions to
stimulate enlistments and engage public opinion
on behalf OF Great Britain. Doubtless there was
much foundation for them. For the sake OF hu-
manity, we could wish that the sepoy atrocities
might prove fgments of the imagination. In that
event, however, the old adage, to ''lie like buL
letiu" would receive new and unexpected Illus
tration.
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'' YIna,INIA NEWS.

n.,,o,n Acrrpsvr We learn from the
,.aa.,rr virsipian that on Tuesday last, an In
,..,ipp little boy some three years OF age, tthe
s,on,ed .on Of Mr. Hiram v Thompson, formerly
=, Ixoehbura and at present engineer on the Salt
wo,k. Branch Of the Va a Tenn. r.. r was killed
near Glade Spring Depot by the freight train run
ming over him. The child was playing on the track.
and did not observe the approaching train, nor
was no observed by the engineer in time 20 check
its speed.
PREsnyTEHIaN CosvESTIoH-The purpose of the
Convention Of elders and deacons comprised In the
Synod of Virginia, at Petersburg, was to inquire
into the causes OF the present declining and mac
tive state OF the church 10 Virginia. Elders W. s.
Donnan and A. Boiling Of the First church, Rich
mond, aud Elders Roger Martin, N. G Read and
Deacon William r. Smith of the Second church
participated in the proceedings
"FrRE on rHr MousrAINs THE wytheville Tel
egrsph says that the citizens of that place were
entertained with a sublime spectacle on Monday
night last, by an extensive confagrstlon In the
forest 10 Lick mountain.
Ds.TH OF Az OLp HuSrgR.--The Abingdon yir.
gini anannounces the death of Mr.. Richard Colley,
Of Russell county, "a man of great muscular
power, Of infinite humor, and truthful and honest
In all his actions" lie was the first settler Of
Sand Lick, and in him the bears have lost a mortal
foe, for hundreds Of them have fallen before his
rifle.
Recovered -The little son of Mr.. Halter, who
was run over by a haudcar 10 Abingdon, and
thought to be fatally injured, has recovered.
DEcEAsEp-william Loyal, Esq, an old and
estimsble citizen of Norfolk, died Friday last.
TaE KoBtNooR-We learn from the Kanawba
Republican that MI. Gay P. Matthews, of that couu
ty, has deposited his great Virginia diamond, "es
tnatod to be worth not less than two millions o,
dollars" in the bank at Charleston, Va, for the
inspection of the curious.
Two MEN DRowSEp.-Messrs George West and
Len. Vickers, of Charleston, Kanawha county.
were accidentally knocked overheard from salt
boat, at Louisville, recently, and drowned They
were both married men.
SHOOTING Tho Charlottesville Advocate states
that Archelaus Bellomy and - Oaks, both oil
Abemarle county, were engaged 10 personal
rencountre pear White Hall, on Saturday before
the last, in which Bellomy very seriously
wounded by pistol shot. Oaks made his escape
and has not since teen apprehended.
THE WHEAT CRoP.-We are pleased to learn from
intelligent and observing farmers. from different
localities. that the wheat crop in Rockingham bids
fair to be a good one the present season 1t looks
we'll it hiss since the fly first made its ap-
pearanee in this county. 1t looks exceedingly
healthy and promising. If nothing should yet
interfere with the wheat, the harvest will be
large and very early one There has been a
full average crop sown by our Rocking
ham Req
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MYsrERY-THE BURIED TREASURE --Onr

MYsTERr-THB BURIED TREASURE Our readers
are aware Of the recent adventures of Manuel
Sierra, the Spaniard, who caused the arrest OF
three citizens of Richmond for robbery, and told
a remarkable story of his having buried large
amount of treasure in an obscure place on Back
river. Singular enough, Spaniard has played off
the same game in Philadelphia, by stating that a
vessel, engaged in the slave trade, had been scut-
tied at sea, and the sum of $4,000 was bp-
RED near the beach at Cape Henlopeu. Throupb
Il certain clearinghouse keeper, steam inc.
commanded by Capt MellOy, chartered. and
for which the sum of five thousand dollars wa.
to be paid ont of the buried treasure. The Span
lard, Capt Molloy and man named Harris pro-
ceeded to the cape, and, after ten days absence
came TO the conclusion that the whole affair was a
hoax. The Spanisrd, whose name is unknown.
after lettering about the alleged vicinity of the
treasure, suddenly disappeared, and his dupes re-
turned home wiser, if not Weather There is
however, something OF mystery about the two
men and their stories
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Napoleea,s Appeal TO the English.

~
The late French pamphlet, having the undoubt
cd sanction of the Emperor Napoleon, suggests
two modes by which Rnglana can render more Ell
acient aid In preventing conspiraeies than Is al
f,rded by her present legislation:
l. The establishment Of police spy system'
similar TO that existing In France and other des-
motto countries, and which would authorize the
1,oica TO enter the house examine the papers, ana
arrest the person Of any one who might be suspect
ri Of crime or criminal intent. 2. The authorize
,ion Of criminal prosecutions on no other evidence
IN an rnmor or popular belief
An Intelligent Northern contemporary declares
with truth that to neither OF these suggestions
vii, the people or Parliament Of England assent
because they are each equally repusnant to Eng
IIsh law English hsaits and man ners, and English
sense of liberty and justice and because it is clear
70 every one familiar with England, that they
would be utterly inadequate to produce the de
sired result And It may be added that u france
goes TO war With England on these Issues, the pno
lilo opinion and sympathies of all free countries
mus. be unanimously enlisted on behalf OF Great
Britain.
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MARINE INTELLIaENCH.
For! Of htc3tmcEad, Aprit 3-Ht0h Water 81 1el

ForI Of Rsct,n0Tsd, Aprit 3-Hteh Water "a Jcu.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, n Y, mdse and passen.
gers LudIam a. Watson
Steamer Belyidere, keene, Baltimore mdse Lud-
lam Il Watson.
sehr Judge Hopkins, DeGroot, down the river
light
Schr X. Heaey, Mitchell.
Schr L. j. Brognard, Shuts, Phil. via Port Wal
thall, Coal
schr Gen. Worth. Reddish, Baltimore, mdse to D.
Colquitt Co.
Schrs tortia, Creighton. and Clara Belle Parker.
for Richmond, and Fwo Brothers, Hurley, for Pc
teroburg, cleared at Baltimore I'd inst.
schr Mounts ain Avenue frem Richmond, arrived
at Boston list inst.
Sears j b, Austen and ". Allen, Grant for Rich
mond, cleared at New York I'd inst
Schr Manchestsr, Chichester from Richmond ar
rived at New York ID inst.
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R2-To THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF HE
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO use the Ian
guage of a demago9ue. take this method Of an
nnuncin1 ms self candidate (as person else wild
for MAYOR of the city of Richmond without the
solicitation nf any one My views upon aliquestions
of interest hone freely to discuss before my fellow
citizens before the day OF election. Mr. MAYO the
present incumbent has filled public effice SO long
that he magines the office of Mayor to be his own
property. Rotation in Office is fayorte prnci pie
With the American people. Some years ago. when
first offered myself n candidate for Sergeant,
told YOU that oniy wanted the Office few years
you kindly gave me the office three terms, and then
rotated me out-an act that right aud proper.-
now want TO be Mayor year or so, and l am
willing TO be rotated out of that also Expecting to
define my position in person, between this and the
day of election, deem it unnecessary to say more
except that confidently expect the freemen OF this
my native CITY, to sustain me in this struggle.
Respectfully, MARTIN NJ. LlPSCOMB.
an sides
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OPENING on LAKE NAyIgATION.

BUFFALO, April 1.-The New York Central Rail
road propelers left here this morning for up The
lake. They have succeeded la forcing their way
through the ice and are now cot OF sight. Lake
navigation is fairly open at this port.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN SAvASNAH-The BODY Of
Mr william ILL., Robbins. pilot on board the steam
chip Florida, was found in the street at sayannah
Ga., few nights SINCE under circumstances thai
exclude all doubt that he was brutality murdered
The Mayor Of Savannah and the society of the Sons
81 Maita' have offered reward Of s. 900 for the
detection OF the murderer.
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Further Foreign News.
The Hammonia. at New York, brings some I.
Their items OF intelligence which We sub;oin:
INDIA.

The Hammonia. at New York, brings some fur.
Their items OF intelligence which we suh,oin
INDIA. @
Aietter from Ailshabs i1thsayG
1.-THE whole force Ia TO be in motion tomorrow
They have been crossing the river at cawnpore for
the last few days, and talk OF the attack beginning
on the 10Th.
"Sir Colin Campbell has had an interview here
with the Governor General concerning Dude AZ
fairs There isa report here that relation OF the
old King has proclaimed himself King OF INDIA
and given orders TO tho insurgents not to nyht Us,
but to disperse in bands OF forty sfty, and scour
the roads and kill the English. think this Is the
worst news we have had yet"
Further intelligence says that Mann Singh has
preserved. and sent from Lucknow some forty or
fifty English or Anglo Indians, men; women and
children, some of whom had reached Gorruckpore'
Mann Singh brought them as far as JuzZobad nm
| self lie has asked Jung Bahadoor for a pass into
Nepaul TO end his days in retirement.
The Bareii rebels lost 500 killed and wounded.
and three guns the affair of the 10Th February.
Captain Osborn. and the Raiah, of Rewa, had
captured the fort of Bjrajorghur and ninety four
prisoners The prisoners were all shot.
! The Calpee rebels bad been twice beaten, losing
| in both affairs over 200 killed.
! small Government force at Fuliowan had sus-
tanned an attack Of several hours, though only ten
men defended t The assauiters then moved of,
taking with them the wives aud children Of the de-
| tenders who were in the village.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The Paris Patrie announces that several small
vessels arming at different ports to reinforce
the French Admiral in China
Marshal Canrobert has taken possession of bis
command at Nancy.
| The Augsburg Gazette says that France and Eng
land agreed upon the following points:
! First.-The Porte must suppress the insurrection
In Bosnia and Herzegovina
Scond.-tt must faithfully execute the Haiti
Honmayoum.
! Should these acquisitions be complied with, 1t
will not be necessary to consult the Paris Confer
the subject, otherwise the Conference will
1 be formally called on to settle the question
Letters from La Plata and Rio Janeiro report the
yellow fever raging severely among the ship crews
An English vessel of War, after suffering dread
fully was evacuated by the thirty men who were
spared. Several other ships of all nations were
evacuated
On Friday. March 10, a law was laid before the
Legislative Body, prohibiting the making or selling
of percussion caps, in which Illuminating mercury
is an ingredient. to certain privileged par
ties and tax of so per cent ad raorem IL laid on
the article itself which is valued at an annual pro-
duce of 800 o00i to the Exchequer.
The couspirator de Rudo, whose life was spared,
is said to have informed the French Government of
the many refugees in London who are pledged to
tho assassination of the Emperor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

BosToN, April 3.-The store house of Messrs. Lit
tie, Brown Co, booksellers. of this city, at Cam
bridge, was burnt this morning part OF their
stereotype plates were saved. Loss estimated al
SAC, 000-insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-05

ELoPEnEsr--At Cincinnati, few days since, a
young heiress from Kentucky, eloped from board
ing school and married a Kentuckan who bad been
forbidden by her guardian to see her She escaped
from the school disguised in boys clothes, which
were sent her by the lover. They started of on a
tour TO spend the honeymoon. She lie minor, bpt
on arriving at legal age will inherit fortune Of at
least 100000. Her lover a commoner without
means.