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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK. Jan. 25
1t is reported here that the 5. steamer Dis
patch will have to be broken up, being too far
gone 10 be repaired. 1t was said that she would
be sold 20 the merchant service, but her speed is
rather against her. She caa hardly make over
ak knots under the most favorable circum-
stances. Her engine was good, and will be re-
moved The boiler, however, like the bull, is too
far gone to be reclaimed.
DR.. Lugg was examined yesterday before the
Corporation Court. There were five Justices on
the bench, who were unanimous in sending the
DR.. on to the June term of the Superior Court, to
answer for malicious shooting. Bail was asked
and refused
Prof Webster's first Lecture on Light came off
last night. IL we'll attended, and rendered
perfect satisfaction. The next Que will be deliv,
The Panorama If the Arctic Regions commences
moving tonight
The National Greys, of Portsmouth, paraded
yesterday afternoon with full ranks, presenting
their usual handsome appearance.
Tho city council of Portsmouth have determined
to dispense with gas in the streets. They give as
their reason that the cost is too great.
The Circuit and Hastings courts of this city both
continue iD session.
There is to be grand regimental parade on the
3lst instant Of all the available aud unavailable
forces in this city. The ground selected ID jas
cent to the cemetery, and it is supposed that the
conmandaht will march the men to the burial
ground, and in the language of the poet, say,
"Ye living men come view the ground,
Where you must surtlY lie
After this it is presumed that the parade will be
dismissed. Military spirit is rife.
pEHcussroN
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william and Wary ''Ollegs-Au Interesting
Anniversary celebration

william and Wary '0lIegs- A n Interesting
Anniversary celebration
ou the is'h OF February, the celebration of the
oSH HuSDRfp AND sixrr-SIxrH ANsIvsssARY OF
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE will be celebrated at
Williamsburg with appropriate ceremonies. We
learn that the citizens of the ancient city have
united With the Faculty of the College in the most
liberal and jealous manner In the prepar ion .
TOT 40 event % Interesting to every friend of the
venerable Institution, 50 Intimately connected
with the history Of Virginia. An address will be
delivered on the occasion by OF President TYLER
who II amongst the oldest living graduates If ,he
College; and . poem will be recited by ST.. GEoEsy
TucKsa Tue Enquirer says that "the rumor OF
this movement has already spread through the
surrounding country, awakening q very lively in.
tsrest. Every thing combines to make tho An.
proschfos fete as popular a. 1t promises to be
fuviting. All Of our readers, virgiuiaus and
strangers, Who desire to witness reproduction Of
colonisi traditions, to the grass grown streets
Of old Williamsburg crowded once again with
fashion and beauty; to attend ball, perhaps, at
the old Raleigh Tavern, as brilliant il not a. COR
geous, ~ the odsn time could boast, all, in short
who would like, for day or two, to mix present
gaiefy with traditional "reminiscences, will do well
TO join the multitude Of visitors now bent on
swelling the festivities of the 10th proximo.
"OsE CHIEF oBJEcr OF TIE cELEBsArras WILL RE- 70
AsskhsLE ALL TIE ALUMNI WITHIN THE CoLLsGr
~AlIs. EvERr ALUANUs or WILLIAM AND MARY
va. ~ AAfacfxD TO ATTEND, AS IN DUTY BoUsD.n
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nG5~ Ir YOU HAVE A CoyGn.

HS~ IF YOU HAVE COUGH.
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
If you have Dyspspsia, .roy,s r,scr,7.u
! ''A 1"'' TAKE HAmPToN's TINCrURE.
If you have Bronchitis,
II you have Pain in the Back,
= ''A ''' - TAKE HAaPToN's TINoTURE.
you have Headache.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
10 most highly esteemed; like thousands of our best
citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony of
The wonderful curative power Of HAMPTON's
rINCfURE, Why lot your friends suffer and die
without giving il trial. Call and get D pamphlet
sndsee testimony.
BALTIMORE. SEPT. %, 1885,
Messrs Mortimer d ko1obrdy- Gentlemen: have
been fer some time afflicted with Asthma aecompa
MED with sh0rtness Of breath, with many symptoms
Of Consump ion friend, knowing Of the healing
properties of HAMpT0N's VEGETEBLE TING
TURE from haying used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the Tincture. and by the use OF
one bottle was much better that was induced to
OF il, and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to my usual health. and will gay to a per
sons who are afflicted as Was to Use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TIeCfURE.
Gentlenen--You are at liberty to use my naint
for tho benefit OF the afiict ed
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts2
~ Call aud get Pamphlets and
Sold by PURCELL. LADD = co. Eichmond; By
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; BY all the druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER MGNBhAf.
Baltimore. and BY Druggists and Shop-keepers
~ 81 per bottlo six bottles for IS.
no I-d6wts
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THE bis p ii TC III
vrtNRsDAY 10KHINa...-J JANUARY =. ~
II en- TAO.

m i. rally dllleuit 10 Sudsrstand WY sas
sn.se d ne ccanssy are szpsetsd 70 srouoN
sse.sesvss about the condition and ne Of "o-'s,
sss ssick mas" o. this continent s.'.p. ...,eh
., Il nay y necessary 70 seCuresny ..",r,h.,,on
ws nay hAvs spoa bic sssAts 10 "s ~. w. .,s III.
Of Nh slzscts euch elaine. II sney Vn .sss,sane.,
- S.,ss... = Great Britain. The Internal con.
,.,.,o.. "A ais,rsctions OF the Mexican nspsp"
~. h..om. chronic, and civil war and rsbsiuon
|. ...osd ,s,are. The only alarming symptom OF
......d,,g d,s,oIa,iou, which Mexico could exit
M. ,oaId b STATE Of profound quiet and repsse
WHEN that occurs, II will b. ths quiet and repesf
=, death. and then viii BE- the time for the vu''
fare. to gather together and swoop down upen
the saroass.
A..,co presents striking iiiustration Of the
vor,hlsssusss Of Republican constitutions, when
q people are incapable Of sslfgovernment. Ane'
r,oau, ssnd,y imagine that II the rest OF the
world could possess installations like their own
a. ,a.. Of thu world would BE- free and happy,
like themselves, Mexico 10 standing refn'a.io"
~ ~. ,h.orv. When a nation 10 1t for freedom,
vAsn Il has been trained for generations TO 70.
.s.,ns.. ~ nolitical rights, when II 10 educated
ana yirtuous, free institutions viii % ineslsoe'
and shev vii be maintained and preserved until
q people degenerate In virtue ana 'u'e's'".s
W can no more adapt the came const''o''on -
every nation, than the same coat to every Dssk'
The Msxieans are monersl race, low down In sos
se.,s Of know ledge, and morally debassd. II We
ware able to annex that country Tomorrow, We
ara not able TO bestow upon it the capacity OF se
soysrnm eps and must hold IL, II at all, - tro
vince, denying its people the exercise OF equa
political rishts with our own citizens, and main
ssiuiug the supremacy OF our authority and ou'
laws by the strong arm. This would require {
large standing army, IN iostisu'ion incompa'o's
With our own freedom, and q source OF enormou
expense. L. there anything so valuable 10 the
possession Of Mexico, that 1t wouid compensate
for such sacrifices!
Il 10 besides an important consideration to the
Southern States, that the country which some o
our Manifest Lestny men propose to annex, II
composed of non-slaveholdiug States, 40 abolition
empire in fact whore hsif-breeds and negroes viii
Be represented 10 our national councils ~
the ati-slsvsry preponderauce ia both bodies
and af,rding sure refuge to fugitives from labor
upcn our Southern borders Nor would Mexico
be desirable a. field of emigration, for 10 The
FIRST place We have no surplus population to spare
nor II We had, would Southern men be permitted
70 carry their property there. The American rae'
would itself degenerate iu that hot aud eperva'
ting climate and instead OF elevatng the Mexic AM
70 its own standard, would sink in time to th'
level of the subjugsted race We honestly be
lieve that Mexico is forbidden fruit" to thi
country, in whatever aspect its annexation can b.
viewed,
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aaa pRRILIrArnp Pxrsons-Those

who have suffered from incessant fevers loss of sp
petite or improper digestion-may easily be cured
by the use of BAKERS BIfrEas We have known
persons entirely restored health by these tters.
after visiting all the watering places without receis
ing ans benefit II any of orr readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, TORPID Liver. Ia
Appe they will find certain relief by using these
bitters as directed Delicate females may rest
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted to
their diseases, and never fail in quickening nature
and restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks
Teething infants NAY also ba improved by their
usa-whilst all classes and will be benefited
by their strengthening properties As family
medicine these Bitters stand unrivalied, and muet
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
at once.
For sale by Purcell. Lsdd Co. and by all the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. &C II
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~ PARKH PoIaDExTER,
e.. A LONG EsrABLmnED CusroM.-

re has long been thecustoom on each return OF tbs
christmas aud rev Year Holidays between attach
ed friends brothers, sister. parents and children
10 exchange some small token OF esteem present
some mennonite which may be held sacred in after
years. .
Whatcan be more desirable or appropriated s gift
on such an OCCASION than beaHs fully executed and
correct Ambrc.y pc or Phntogr1h. such as ere made
at the well arranged Gallery 81 @. w. MINIS. Ig7
Main street. He has Just received q large and
choice seectionof Frames Gases, Lockets. Pms de-.
&c in which to have Pictures placed. Persons
wishing to make beautiful present. and OF seeur.
ing likeness worth retaining with someth ng
beautiful in which to have II placed should not fail
to visit bis Gallery. Remember thenunber, ISL Main
street. opposite the Post Office. de Is
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LATER PROM 1lI,,ll,1I-, PRAsER RIVER.

sr. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-The California Overland
mail has arrived. Dates from Victoria are 30 the
18th December. Fraser river was again open.
Late discoveries had increased the faith In the
richness Of the gold fields
The steamship Herman was advertised tor save
At San Francisco TO satisfy Judgment In Issor OF
her crew.
Dexter Brigham Of San Francisco had 'a'iod 'o'
nearly 5000 600.
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FIRE IN NEWARK

h,ots Ont At Q o'clock this morning iu the stable
No. o william streer, DESTROYING it, together win
the adjoining stable No. IL. Seven horses, WI,
harnesses, etc, we're destroyed. Some OF our prom
pent citizens lost valuable horses thar were poaro
ia sunnosed to be about We thousand dollars.
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FlNANCiAL An sspnainlIuaAL.

Gales In New York. Moad.y. Il $500 VirKin'A %
at ": and s2s 0o0 Tennessee e.. "a. u sih.
Northern Markets-fBr TILEoRApHJ
BALfnfoEE. Jan. 25.-Flonr fftn IT 1915 what
snuist-whte ~ 4aGQt 20, red ~ sD0l.40 sC1rn NM
prime Write 10; yrll.sw7 ere
new Y0sK Jan Is Cotton firm Four nxm--
south.rn 80 7s61591. wheat bu1yaut-white y %
oil g. Corn hrm-nsw yellow 81; mixed 81 spir'
iss Turpentine firm at 50 kosin 10. Rice S11c.
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~HARrsHoRHg's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILAT0R.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
~ u l. MI Or

AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK kTOM
ACH AND WEAK B0WkLS
PREPARED BIZ a CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, % aud 80 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
2CIENCk
HART6H0RNES CURE-ALL should be kent In
all families In Of accidents or sudden sick u
1t frequently cu % in less time than require 70
get physician.
1t pain In any part OF the system and is used
externally and nterDaily
ii ARrsHURNR's CUKE-ALL cures Rheun atissn,
Neuralgia and Cbiihlans
HAkrsHOhNE 'e lUhE-ALL cures Cramps Collie
PAins Ia the stomach or Bowels.
HAR1SH0RSE's CukE-AbL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth aud Ears.
HARTsHQRNk'5 CURk-AIL cures eprsins.
Bruises, scalds. Burns and Frosted Feet
HARTSHokNk'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swellipg Of the j ints
HAkTSH0RNE'S CUkE-ALL cures Stin Neck
from Cold, and Ague IL the breast
HARTsHtRNE'S CUk y ALL il good for pyspep-
STA, Weak stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pata, use the CukE. ALL. ~
L acts upon the Nerves. Musles. sinews. Bleed ard
Bones, and, by ifs warming electromagnetic power,
axpels all pain from the system. Get bottle ane
try L.
The above medicines 70 BE- had ct all Drug stcrss
IN Richmond, Norfolk. Petsrsburg and eli towns h
virginia. &C lS-Am
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The proposition Of Mr.. EIigr, for obtainis1
supply Of water for part Of ahs city fren -.
,oai, ccmmsnds itself most fossibiy 10 the appro
hAtion Of the citizens Il 10 the most econom'cs'
that can Be suggested, ~ u proposssa ssssay wy
ply for large division Of the city, invo'uos =.
pumping force and expense. Itproposes supr w,
too, that may DO increased steadily par passa ~
the incfeasing wants Of that part Of the c"y ~
which u 10 intended, With no addttonss eApen...
sure except for pipes that may be necessary ~
convey Il. That there viii be large inofesss I
10 demands Of mat division Of the city -
% IL embraces district 10 which, Tor manu'sosu.
ring and other purposes, great deal OF wasef "'
be wanted, and 10 which the increase o. tue 90.
maud for water ID proportion to population s'''
be more rapid than 10 any other part Of the Guy
Therefore the plan is an admirable one. !. u
economical, and II will postpone for . long time
the necessity of such measures for tho increase
OF the supply Of water for the city ~ wiitnevus
bly, involve very large expenditure OF money
II 10 to be hoped that the council will give thti
favorable consideration, and take steps for mstur'
ing Mr.. ELLErs system aud carrying It into effect a.
| 40 early day. II will give to q large number
water takers. at the highest elsvstionsa plentiful
| supply OF water, who now are greatly ineouve
uienced, because of the stlntsd amount they ar
| able 70 draw from their byd,ants, wh'cn some
times let OF their water 10 feeble currents
sometimes By dripping, and somstimss not ct all
| For ordinary comfort and cleanliness Il 10 ba'
enough to be reduced to this restricted supply
but far worse 10 the evil when We consider tn
difhculty Of obtaining water at those elevation
f.r the purpose Of extinguishing nros. Therefor
some steps for increasing the supply OF waite
ought to be promptly taken and We Think Nj. IL
LEr's plan the best that could be devised.
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sz-opposIr1oN is the life of trade. and from that
source springs the desire to excel EQUALITY CT Sork
and cheap labor Rees Co the Artists, 80 main
St eel, walk pell NELL into the Photographic ousi
ness taking Port ats for rs cents and IN much SUI
nerior at yIs than fogyism asks 81 so and 81 for
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rbI,bglsArHfg NEW,5!s
xEpoK rAD FOK THn .DisPArcns.


CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHNorsn. Jan. rs - .Ssnots The Pscinc kAils
road bill va discussed. Nc. Johnson, OF Teanes.
zee. occapying usArly lhe entire afternoon. :.
Hetase.-A proposiiion 10 extend the Ocean Mail
Service along the Pacific ports Of Mexico, also
another from Panama TO the south American ports.
were tabled These acts are believed to Indicate
general rstrenchment In the postal service. :.
The Civil aud Diplomatic Bill vas discussed until
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Just received and Tor sale by
A NORRIS, No 81 Main street
IEiI UREs and Addresses TN Literary ana ooci'
Topics, by the late hev Frederick honeftson'
THE Poe teal Works of Fitz Gree ne Haileck ne"
and beautiful edition. pound in the favo'te sly! e
WILLIE whales Nur.ery Songs Of Scotland;
The Poems of Mrs Frances Kemble, new edition
rH 1 Cabinet des Fees or Recrcatiye Readings
arranged for the express use Oh etujents III
French bv Georges Gerard VI; price w.
THE securing of the White Fnrse. or me long va
cation Ramble of . London Clerk, by the d antnor
THE Lii, ard Tim. of Sir Phiip Sidney: ce Sl
AIMS new, pr cIica' an asy method ol lstfhip 3
the German language. by Ahn; pr'ce I3c
HISTORY Of the state 0f I'm de islard aud frovl-
cence Plantations, by SAMUEL Greene Arnold
vol /; $50. ,., a..
BLIND Bsr.Imess. or The story OF sIghtess $40,
ner ard is Great Physician, by Rev william j
Hoge, for sale wholesale and retail, either os
the dozen or single, price 81 per dozen, or 20 Gus
each.
ANNIE of Giersiep. 2 new volumes OF Tickncre
unrivs 4 edition of the Waveriy Novels: price
thu sktt ia Z0-ot
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QY returning nay thanks to the public
ID GENERALLY and orr patrons especially. who
have SO literally encourag. in late blu sins IS
connect ons reque.t continuance OF their favor
To transfer to the NEW EITABLtSaMENT.
NEW CLOTHING sTOkE-sNTIkE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
n BECHER has taken the store, No SO Main st,
under tn. Mansion House. u posite the old stand.
which will be newly fixed up and resdy for bust.
ness about the first part of March next. He will
keep constantly on hand variety of French, Ger.
NAV and English CLOTH, CASHMERE, VEST
NGS. which will be made to order. in the latest
styis at shortest notice Also, a large stock OF
RsADY-MADE CLOTHING, Geutlemen's Furnish
inQ G ,ods Bows Clothing etc
Particular notice will be given when thu opening
of the store takes place. where he will be ready
to serve bis friends and aclusntances
ia l6-lms EtIH Err, No SO Main st.
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DIED.

On Tuesday. the 18th inst, Ut o'clock, at biz q.
thers farm. LII Benrico county, DANIEL HENRY
CARTER, SON Of Thomas b Carter, In the 34fh year
Of his age. -,
The funeral will take lpIaee from the farm. this
evening at 2x o'clock The friends and acquatn-
tances Of the family requested to attend.
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0prpc,Iou NJ FAIR GROUNDS -

A tu,, Meeting OF the Exe cutive Commit.
t.s 81 The tirs mia Central Agricultural Sociely Is
hereby called Tor MONDAY next, az III O'CLOCK. al
the ONCE of the President. for the purpose OF OK,
aminlng and selecting the grounds ior annusi
Fairs. -, A.
AS this is an important duty. members from tne
country as we'll as those from tt. city are request
cd to be present. y piny nVCH',
ia 26-td Secy va " n ~
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FATAL AccIDENT-Dr. G. ". Beal, of OraugeC c. H.,
Va, lost . valuable servant girl on Saturday last,
by her clothes taking fire. and before assistance
could reach her she was so injured that she died
from the effects in few hours.
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nIsSOLUTlON The partnership CT
~ P BECHER & BRO having dissolved This
day BIZ mutual consent, Bernhard Bscher has dis
posed IF his interest the stock and debts to Phi
ipp cher who will continue at tbs Old stand
and on VIII om creditors as we'll as debters invi-
led to call and settle up.
Philip BECHER,
BERNHAhD BECHER.
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RS NoTIcE.-A general nesting CT
GNA the stockholders Of the Richmond, Chsr
lsttesyiile and stauntou Teleeraph Company, VIII
pany. il Richmond. on TUESDAY, February SIN
1859, at 4 o'clock, NJ.
By order. o 3d.
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Jesse Heron, of Memphis, Tenn for couversipp
| on the street. on Saturday night, with aumpb
da hare was fnsd 50. This is a step in the rig ht
direction.
Rev. DR.. Bangs, of the NJ. Z. church Ia New York,
was last Monday evening visited By q ~surpriss,
party, and presented with $4,000.
The machinery fthe United States steam frieate
Niagara WAS all taken out on Saturday last, pre.
parstory to all sHch repairs a. 1t may require
The bridegroom and bride give each other their
hands at the altar, as priss-fghters shake hands
before they fight.
Seven men confined in tho house of correction
say their frst immoral act was attending private
meeting TO nominate Candidates for city Offices
Registry laws are now pending 10 the LegisIa
lures Of Now Jersey, Michigan. Illinois ard New
York.
1t is stated that more than four hundred safIors
have been admitted into ths NJ. iners' Church in
New York within the last ten months.
Mrs Bowers has retired from the ma ma cement
OF the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Allen Stephenson, an old citxeu of Soutbsmn.on
county, Va, died suddenly on the 23iinst, under
circumstances calculated TO arouse suspicion.
Two little girls tasted some perfumery at Ches.
terslile, 5. q last week and narrowly escaned
oesth rem the poison 10 contained.
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JOHN A r ,BINsoN.
Ro. r. ROBERTS

JOHN A R,BINsoN. Ro. r. ROBERTS
DICKINSON & ROBERTS,
u COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Val, Cbs,gss Cafy ai:Q l3il S., nearly
opposite .Uockce Warehouse,
respectfully cer their Services for the sale Of all
Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, TOBAl CO, FLOUR,
WHEAT, CORN. &c. Win pay particular atten'
ion to purchasing Goods ordered. and make liberal
.dvances on consignments in hand.
REFERENCES:
WIN Mcfarland, Esq, President Of the Farmers
Bank.
an Hobson. Esq. President of the Exchane
sank.
JAS Caskie. Esq, President oft Virginia Bank
James Thomas Jr, ESQ, Vim Greaner, Esq. Messrs
Haxall, Messrs v arwick q Barksdale, Messrs Pur
ell. Ladd Go. Messrs Brummeii q Registers, Rich
nond, Va; Messrs Brummel Roysters, lew York.
,ounty. a; George Sherman. Es1, Chss 6rattan
ssq Roekinsham eoanty, Va; and Col VIM Walden
RappAhannock comfy Va. au l3-cwkfn
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Ho'snastanding the defeat Of this important
MEASURE by the North caroiioa legislature. We do
mot dsspsir Of iss Intimate success. The small
zap between the tsrm'ni Ct the two railroads viii
yse % ni'sd. The ends Of the iron rail-. poipt
Straight and stead''y at each other, with hp, a.
issoL adorable distance between aud the pow e,,n,
magnets will yet accomplish connection. III.
20 isfs 10 the day to try to dam up ua,ura,
shsassi Of trade. The current win only acou;ra
more force from being pest up, and win rot ov
zap re Boundaries. In the mean time, the rich
professions Of tbs country between the two road,
va ma their vsy 70 DAnviile by ths old.fsAh-.
soesa wagons, which can travel without the per.
nsss'oo o. - oct Of the Legislature.
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RETURNING EmaRANTs-During the past year
no less than II 376 emigrants have returned vol
uutarily or have been reshipped from the United
States to this polt, being equal to one-third the
entire emigration during the year from Liverpool
to all the American ports. The persons who re-
turned in this manner Included cons idei alb 10
lumber of paupers and not a 70 ~ lupatics, who
have become a temporary and some cases per.
maneut burden upOn the rate-payers of Liverpool
To this important phase of the Irish American
emigration, the attention of Government has been
called, and it is much to be desired that speedy
measures should be adopted correct an Injustice
OF SO serious a character -Liperpoot Albion
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SDTo THE SoUTH SIDY.-By late
tariff. the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate Of FREIGHT for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PEoyI5o, that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months Of APRIL,
MAY. AUGUST and sEPrEMpER.
orders " any extent eau be supplied sfrom the
purest Lump. but should be given early to ensure
il in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar Der
ton less than packed in barrels
JOHN H CLAIBORNE,
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