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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09
&riagtport 9otals.
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FEBRUARY sth, 1906.
FEMININE ROW.

On Saturday evening as we were passing
up Main street, our attention was arrested
by unusually loud talking on the opposite
aide Of the street. Turning our eyes in the
direction Of the mise, we discovered two
persons in female attire, and found on listen
Ing q moment, that they were engaged in
passing mutual ;ef-handed compliments, by
charging each other with being and doing
almost everything that a should not
be or do. This was all done in language
sufficiently filthy aud %profsne to shock the
sensibilities of the profanest and most vul-
gar Of the frequenters of the dnggery. Amy
one who had doubts Of the total depravity Of
human nature. must have heen convinced Of
its truth. had he heard the language used on
this occasion We would advise those wish.
ing to indulge in such language, to selec,
some secluded locality, so that the atmos.
phere breathed by their neighbors may moi
be polluted.
The rRIzE RING.
We understand that a Prize Fight actually
came off on yesterday, somewhere between
this place and Martinsvill', between Linn
LYLE and Jim Russell. Poor Linn came Of
Aecond best In three several rounds. and to
sgerevate his defeat, some one, it. Is said,
stole his shirt while the third round was
PROGRESSING.
WHIPPED AGAIN.
On returning from the field of honor on
yesterday evening, Linn Lyle, 1%osirou- nj
retrieving his furnished fame ss n pugilist
determined on whipping somebody. ant
selected IA a suitable subject a colored boy
named Thompson, whom he happened tn
meet on the pavement in rom of the Bridge
port House. Thompson being o remarkable
Civil boy, having received a blow m ont
side Of the head quietly turned the other
which,receiving the same treatment. There
upon the darkie turned upon his a%4sailan,
d aud hurled him to the pavement in an in
slant, and no doubt would have treated hin
worse than Russell did, had not the proprie
Tor oilthe house separated them:
Marshal Phillips being appraised Of thu
row proceeded to arrest the Prize Fighter
which after a sharp race, he succeeded in &C
complishing. He was taken before hi
Ia honor the Mayor, who fined him five dollars
which he paid, raiherthan to give its equivs
lent In labor with a ball and chain fastene,
to him. Another worthy, John Coss, hav
~ ing threatened violence to the Marsha
while making the arrest, was also capture
and taken befote the Mayor, bat before hi
hearing could be proceeded with, c~ontrive
10 escape, we suppose TO the Old Dominion
Long may he remain among the c~hivalry O
that commonwealth. Hti e.l
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WASHINGTON. FEBRUARY 8

Senate not in session.
HousE,--Mr. Fenton called up his reso
luton, offered en- Wednesday, that a mes
sage be sent to the Senate informing that
body that a quorum has assembled and cho-
sen Mr.. Pennington Speaker and that the
House is now ready to proceed to business
Mr.. Niblack wanted to know If the rcso
luton was adopted, who. should carry 1t Il
the Senate!
The Speaker replied that the acting
| Clerk would.
Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, raised the question
that by the law of 1889 and the President
in the 31st Congress, nobody can notify III,
| Senate until a Clerk is elected and sworn
in, and until then no business is in order
He moved TO proceed to the election of
| Clerk.
Mr.. Barksdale asked, If there should b,
a protracted contest tor Clerk, who woult
recount the proceedings!
Mr.. Smith replied, in such a case they
could appoint a pro iempore Clerk.
The Speaker decided that the practic ha:
been in accordance with Mr., Fenton's reso'
%olution. There was no necessity to have
any delay till the election of a Clerk.
Mr.. Jno. Cochrane said that sending
message to the Senate was no more bust
ness then the running up of a flag every do,
Mr.. Fenton's resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Grow offered u;resolution that a Com
mittee be appointed to act in conjunction
with such q Committee as may be appoin'
ted by the Senate, to wait on the PresiGen
to inform him that the Houses are assem-
bled and ready to receive any communica
ton he may be pleased to make.
Mr.. Grow gave notice Of his intentior
to introduce a Homestead bill.
Mr.. Washburn, Of ILL.,. gave notice Of hi
intention to introduce a bill amendstory O
the Steamboat law and also a River an,
Harbor bill. .
Mr.. Sherman moved to proceed to tn,
election of Clerk, previous to which Their
YVES a call OF the Home.
Mr.. Schwartz nominated Mr. Forney.-
Mr.. Smith, of Va, nominated Jas. c. Al
len, the late clerk. Mr.. Nelson nominate
Samuel Taylor, of Tennessee. Mr.. Cob
nominated Daniel e. l.. Dawson, of Ala
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Elliot
Whitley, Smith, of Va. and Maynard. a
%tellers. The ballot resulted as follows
whole number of vetes al. Necessary I
a choice III. Forney liz, Allen II; Tay
lor 90; Dawson 8; Mexican q.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman the Hous
proceeded to the election Of Sergeant O
Arms. Mr.. Bocock nominated the preser
incumbent, Mr.. Grosbenner. He was on
of best officers who had ever filed that pluc
: and againtt whom not one word of con
plant had been made in any quarter.
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Neh A0Oertistments.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
WOLF, MAsER, HAYS & Co.
]. II. GROVES & Co.

J. II. GROVES & Co.
DY VIRTUE Of n Vendf to me directed from
ID The court OF common Plens OF Belmont c unity
Ohio, will cell, ON Tuesday, March 18th, 1860,
bet Seen the hours OF 10 o'clock, a N. "a o'ci,ockr.E
s.. Clairsville, in said county, tho following DIES
cribed real esta,e. 10 wit, Lots Nos. So, AZ and AZ
in the town OF Mount Olivet. Belmont county
Appraised as follows: Lots No. u and fe, 9l2O =
no. SO, Sl5. Terms cash. p. LOCHARI,
-rt - Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
SheriANs Office, ST. Clairsville. February 9, ls6O
printers fees2,s4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09

MURDER IN OHIo.--A private letter 10
this city states that a terrible murder was
perpeirated at Keene, Coshocton county
Ohio. on Saturday. The victim was DR..
Howard, a we'll known and the murderer, a
young man named Lewis Farwell, brother
of the Doctors wife. and himself a married
man. The quarrel had it's origin between
the wives OF the parties. After the murder
Fsrwellss was arrested and lodged in the
Coshocton county, jail. Farwell's father ID
o very wealthy man, and the party murder
ed was also in respectable circumstances
Wheeling Intelligencer.
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The Lewis House,

The Lewis House,
Formerly kept by Mr.. White, but recent
ly purchased and re-modcled by Lewis 4
Woodmansee, is now ready for use. The
furniture is being moved from the National
and in q few days the g%entlemanly landlords
will make their politest bows to their nu.
merous customers, in their new and better
house. The new building will compare
favorably with any Hotel in this region o.
country. 1t Is quite an addition to the town
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a RARE CHANGE,

a NY PERSON wishing TO engage in a profit
~ able businers, that requires bu, a small cap
ital. will DC well TO call on l.. W. CASE. at the
National Hotel. 81. CiairsuiRe, Ohio.
lie holds the patent right, for several counties. for
Col. A. Bailey's Feather Dressing and renovaiing
Machine, and will dispose of the rights for territory
and persons will do well, at least. to examine the
machine in operation, at Mr.. Cases rooms, oppo-
site the Post Office. ia263t
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c. NJ. Ciay's Great speech
Will BE found on the outside Of this paper.
Read IL, and hand it to your neighbor.
Extra copies can be had at this office.
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M GID GEcea

pY virtue Of an order of sale from the Probate
ID Court, will be offered d, p,.blic sale on seventh
day, the Sd OF 30 month, 1860, the west ha II OF the
noIul' We. quhI.eI o. section o. 1~nshlp = ana
Ohio, known us the farm Of Perry G Condor deed.
Sale to take place on the premises between the
hours ut 10 and 4 on said day, and will be sold
clear oil incumbrance of dover.
Asa GARRETSOJ Administrator
with the W i'll annexed OF Perry q. Condor, deed.
January 20. 1850.
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wheeling Price for Hay

wheeling Price for Hay
is from $i4 to $l6 per ton. What is the
to feed stock cattle or sheep oil hayl Far.
mers should ipve stigute this.
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DISSOLUTION

THE co-partnersliip existing between Isanc and
Elisha Hainss, trading under the firm oi
iiaines IL Bro was this day dissolved by mutual
consent The books and accounts will be placed
in The hands OF Elisha Haiies Tor collection
Persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
firm, will please call aud settle " without delay.
ISAAC HAINfS.
ELISHA HAIEES.
Louisville, Ohio, January 9. 1860.
gJ-ISAAC IIAINES will con-
iinue business a, the old stand, where BARGAINS
can be had al all times. janl93t
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Salmon p. Chase

Salmon r. chase
Was elected by the OHIO Legislature, on
last Thursday, United States Senator for
six years, from March, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09

A Charleston Court
Is now engaged n the trial Of Hazl,t, ,he
last Of III, Harper's Fer y crew.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-09

GJ-A great fire broke out in Cincinnati
on Tuesday, FEBRUARY 7th inst.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DHLE VT nEAu kSlAl Z
BY Order of Court.
ON the clst day OF February, 4. d. 1860, OF ~
" O'Clock, NJ. AT tie front door Of tae Cour
House, in 81. Clairsyille, will be sold 10 the highes,
bidder, the following real estate, ali situated in
Belmont county, Ohio, as the property OF Joshua
Lamp, deceased, to wit; The undivided fourth
part of the following described premises: being
part Of the North Vest quarter OF section |, town.
ship ], rnnge >; beginning FOR its boundaries al the
North West corner OF said section, md running
.nence East 100 rods; thence South l2s rods; thence
West 100 rods; and thence North 1913 rods to the
place .i beginning, continuing 80 acres more, or less
Appraised at | 900 doflnrt
Said premises will be sold free from the dover oil
the widow OF said decedent.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash, one-,hird in
one year and one-third ii two years from the day
from the day OF sale MILTON J. BURR,
Administrator of Joshua Lamp, deceased.
January 18th, 1860 4 weeks.
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E'hc Great 4 hii,assador o fIIeuiti,
HOLLOWAY'.o l.
A BOON TO TEE SICK,

A BOON TO TEE s1Cki
The want OF a sterling medicinal TO m,e, ,ss
Ills and ne eessitiss OF the $ ufsring portion OF bu,
mainly, and ONE entirely free frsn mineral ana
other deleierious particles, was severeiy fat tiIi
th,sai power full medicine was usbered into the
world; HoLLovsT's GsvLLUA.Ls PILtshrve Tacoma
the household remedy OF ali nations. Their attri
butte is TO PREVENT as we II as to euRI, they attach
the Rapix or ROOT of the com plant, and thGs hv re-
moving tie hidden cause of dissas. reinyiaorute
and restore the dropping energies OF the sys.sD.a
sistine nature in her task OF vital and fInctianary
reformation.
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Ns. ss.T "a "a S SSs fs SSs !

Aaa q order e Ssts Io01 Sc q eetise NV
EpntNf s5VCk: nexe detesnins4 r. egal ~
fos CAAH. 80 naaay aTGe ~ + i3SH1 veSHs2 q
eusc AX vn0 want choAp QQ01o MI 49, ee0
Il n-1M nm - 2lrmRn.
1ln.. ~ QC0GGTS SYleEl - r.
-, s.se Xtthoat anl FoqtsiestoeS 49, - "
::s.sss1 T. :; = III.
for Virginia. - ) - D 49,
~ "a Y; sxAssi 4 y e:,I.,Is,se
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ruon, MEXICO. Cuba. &c.

,.-,.t,EIgANe. March 1.-THE steamer Ari-
Ms had as'e son psm to h sns to
'hf ' ,a.rfliinr. and was awaiting aid from
'.2f " II VAS reported that Marquese had
~ '' pronouuced Ia favor OF Santa Anna nj
s1s'~ f'si and had been imprisoned, but es-
he !ihsd fed 10 i'ueba. AT Gnadalalsra he
. 'Pi 4ssss.nIpronounce IN favor OF Santa Anna
Tl.1 t+ IRON March 1.-THE Havana cor
tHtsT, Fl the Mercury says Vera Cruz
$50 ,h. IN have been received there.
az yrs5non was only a few miles OF, but there
W, ear tba; he would be able 10 conquer
TrFs'n. /, Is reported that Lord John Rus
aT hss nronosed 10 the contending parties IN
ws,'ro 10 agree TO an armistice OF severai
moths moths to enable the National congress 10 ar
Th. ,:,ntaIn. General Of Cuba, ii Is report
a. reni.red his resignation.
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Distinctive EircS,

CHICAGO, March l2.-The Great Western
psiIroad Depot, with its contents. together
r',h ,go hotels and a grocery adjoiningit, at
ysnl4s Illinois, was destroyed by fire last
,,.h, Loss not ascertaiued.
m Rqp:ist Church at Alton, Illinois, was
,'.,,,d Yesterday morning. Less $1,000; in
,lT-d :3r a5,.#0.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE stores which
.,,c, Ievee street were burnt last night. Loss
s.5Wh.
Tors7oy, TEXAS, March ia fire here yes
,4rlay hotni our nineteen hins' L'ss Son.
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Courrrssionul.

.a,xarox, March H.--Senaff.-A bill
Wssnusa constituting Tampa BAY, Fla, a
as delivery, and bill afording pro'ec-
pofi o. t -, cmisrants on packe, ships.
'1a c. 20 Iteration of t.e Military Academy
4 va resumed ny W,sislrs smsnd II ,ns
AFT r1ron,ier. was adopted.
TeIsH Mr. Nelson reported bill for the
hSs'sjnn Of poi,ga in Utah.
.HNpF'',,,~-x OF Ala, made a speech insisting
VI. t.,tscf,op OF slavery in the Territories.
- INC ttsnre. o. y. &, made speech on the
~ OF slavery, and several political
@s les were made.
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Northern Markets.

NV IoEk, March H.-Stucks better-Na G-s
a. Cotton steady bu, ers demsnd reduction.
iAat hss declining NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 95.lOH
- Wheat la &c. loweT-Southern nominal -
G'fn d. .nwer. and quoted, a. ID 70 Pork dull
4t,s ,1dSls. Whlskey ~ d231t. Sugar hrm.
toiet tTu- kio II i4c. At auction. Turpentine
alU Ri4', Rnsin hrm-saes of {, opJ bbs. at S 1G2
slG, RICE dull.
tll1 EOBr. March l4.-Flour active and buoy
A.. and hlsAer-Howard 1851; City Mills Sc
Nseai buoy snt-Red 81 40d 81 81; White 81 SIS
rsLe Corn steady-White 7oa7lc; yellow ION
Ijc. Pork unchangeA Whlskey active at &c.
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tali,or,,ia pof,tjt.,

yuIoY STATION, March 1.-THE overland
mail froG san Francisco on the 2lst, has ar
fttd. :,
PRIMARY elections, Tor delegates TO the State
,,a,nrrailc convent lion, had been held in six
49,. Isrpa.t counties and the cities OF San
reanci-co and Sacramento. Returns show
'h,. he delegates chosen are favorable to Gov.
!, tbsfa and opposed 10 Weller.
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,-ry.aaWApUfC N8W0.
>::-.,onrsp FOR TIE RICHMOND p'efATch.l


the -, :. G.. March 1.-THE Mercu.
CsAsLa1 naruing. says the town was in a
e; s:Ssss.. ; sssssss: 81 tn;
vpten oi ~. democratic Central Committee
ssees Wa ,'s,derins the prorriety OF changing
we're con car holding the National Conven-
he pis'es ,nssauence Of the exorhitant hotel
tssrseSn, ,seroS, March 1.-THE New York
e. ' ar. tss s'i
non ma, ~ a change Of place. but as Charles
proPT,ss'fa designated by the Cincinnati Conven.
.cn wS s NAV be the individual views OF
aon, e..,i,,ee, A. a body II has no power to
Ibs', ,sa sslsc ;lo5.
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cAleDlDAf1s ron orP1ce.
LOUISA COUNTY.

~. TO TIE VOTERS OF LOUISA.
IF Fox Ysi q Il sae
SUING election. II 1t shall be your pleasure 10
elect me, shall associate with myself in tho d..
Pom r sR and M. ANDREW J. kHHARpsoN. Mr..
Porte! has been for several years employed in the
great satisfaction by his capacity and 70
business. MIR. Richardson was formerly one Of
ago.
If elected shall not farm the Office, but all its
ita duties will I've performed by myself and INV
deputies. Very respectfully,
BICkERTON l.. JOHNSON.
fe l6-d2taw&wtApl
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~.v Hampshire Election.

CONCORD. \. II, March l3--The New Hamp-
S.sts e1ectinu is going on. A close can
Of the State shows not less than 1000 Re
mbl,can majority. The precise mepuo'ieah
ut, rnmb.r Of voters in the State, I,6is.
~ IThabod Goodwin, Rep. ......... b ,@sS
" Asa T. CAFE. Dem. .......... .3i,.2o
,,,-&..uf. i,"po
Nn,xiaing the doubtful votes go ually, and the
REPUBLICAN, majority Tor lchabod GOODWIN
s4E-.
CoycoRD. y H., March 1.-THE Republic
49, majority ia this State will exceed 5000.
rbsy viii have % majority in the Legislature.
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1QHO SPRING 1910
lCOO. ORTATIONS. 1OOO'
G1NTER. ALVEY & ARENTS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERE,

RICHMOND,
chants OF Virginia and North Carolins visiting our
market this Spring. to our unusual large stock q
offer At as low priess as any house ia the county:
" Ws siFTTEEs Go0b 81 paris DRESS rR,mNlNGs.
HOSIERY, SMALL WAaEG,
k ktSb5Ss, 's S5Ss. s y n Ia.
MxSrfifE.IAs; cioAKs and ladies' wRAy
Sars.s ne: ssws.: iy:s
and patterns. made exclusively at home. We so
% ssGSs SS
MAKE their S HS1Sfi'; iAtfksr
NSSaEI.sS4SS TR9F xHs Csc Assb 4 SHEPAfE ZEN
1s'fs'ss so Fiji bLSE 4a 81 =.
CHASED with special reference to the interest Of ho
n ns 4. and
ing it personal attention seeing that svery 6as-
Plaster 1
thing In saving that i will g 70 your ltceeee n
.s q si%si: :'s ss4 IS; &
count to the trade; ,References-Edmond,b avso-
AOrders left our boz At Rob.nson { Dob
'f'' WI e Hff'fnd sAA e s,..m p,.,,., NM
.:sn SOUTH :ds 8! lie best. i Kiol%o:;A.
NOT!CE.--The attention Of persons sfnus -
- build ON the lines Of the streets g pstiie al
q ns % to the "a
Amy person Intending hereafter 70 build or greet
ss ss ,s IN;
Engineer Of the CITY or ia hrs absence OF inability
70 act from the suEeI.ntsndens Of Stress. csrti
such street at the place where such house or stsuo
is s BE- s.S h y e y: s e re
tho ChalnbeIisln's Once. dupcats Of the esid
Tor orz att In, hsllid APAr hO,anA
alley, Without hssin. h'st such eerske:ss.
sa " not nc na! VIZ e.a
b order q tn. com~is.'onsrs q s.s:.s: Gene.
| rally. nah Dim
eral ssaSs for 4. H. wRis,Sck Son. SssS ,ssvs
Ind sSs,, u r 81: :sS
S.Sd q 4. I'.d: b BriBBSs uhS III l:R
.Ss ;.. sawkP .Arhs &c. " ": LIE
:.,.;e a .isns :ss:s
auested r. present them 70 the underslsned, pro
sess ndsSsd to :sid estate. SO rssue:tsd q coss
forward and settle the s y viihcSt Delay;
H.n.,oo. Feb ssh. i go y 6S:
kNsiyks. vkkRy ckEA fN.fs!H Ss 49,. =
the ist Of APril-tnsetke. With issss Gt .sf 1sS
fSiE:sss III sSfi e. :H38
COOK KNIVES. in lots to sais families aad osAefs.
N. "..", '''''''k ::s. 1;,,cs !. s::;::.
- 6IhE IIIM.lRHh Coz ho.ss issmi.f. Ia.
POPLAR AND OAK FLxi,x. 81 .ciassc
= iss;I ,; S:;;ss' from ~ % ss'
0l.es % Basin and Cary street. Sssvsss ID
| FAMILY Lar D. Just received . Ioe Of ststesiy
=, primo AMtLY LAHD IN small tia eans. fse0
x:s se EN- e'i fi es:;: Z
want WI Johnson Sia 5S' V SSdEs orEy.
A, r. !. ,,:..ner .,'i.'. Of sAShVY9$tsS !.
T'nE ATTENTION OF IN 15lAbk =
u. I.ssScs.s Z sOs's sDxTaA FINE 0Ro-
n. EsssU:sn s, : ses': .cifH Trade" RsssAs.
n. issshesns Soa'. ss.shssssA .sAl.LlH Ca
NJ s.l.s akSSS x1E1s!AA 8QstN5 xopAccQ, Fer
Ne s''TISSSsss S Sss f fSSF 81 S1I SRELs-39
sPhiNJ SlUcX AsSS ~ ~ see - ~
rsM9ar8es y ~ seeek 81 NOD q ell sAvaaeo
s sSs oA 1l La v .as: .srse ~ go
* s +. e 'S'.'''s': 81 - - ir....
II takea v,thoat ~ e0ntSiaStSs r - - q
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Csorpia Democratic Convention.

MujguGEyIlLE, q \, March 1.-THE Dem
ocrali, state Convention is IN session. There
are about $50 delegates present. leaving forty
COUNTIES uurepresented. Harmony prevails.
Howell Cobb. OF Houston county, is tempo
rsry chairman
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The Burnin: Of the Ship Sarah.-fhe Crew


SAVANNAH March l2.-The crew OF the ship
Sarah, Of Boston, before reported burnt at sea,
arrived here to-day in the schooner l.. $.
DAVIS from New York.
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Mobile Races,

n0BiLr March 1.-THE three mile race yes.
e,day was Won by Planet in two straight
hfas ever BID Alexander, Harper's Lexing-
lon col, and Ike Spocts. 1ime-5:i3, 5:il.
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BALT1MoE E ADVERTIa111nIVTl
n NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOUSE
u No. rs BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN

nNEW WH0LESALE HAT HOUSE.
CHARLES AND b hfIsTHjYMsok MD.
ia MES II. BEN BURY,
,I.ate with Iso. A. Wsrder COL
Would respect fully invite the attention Of covntsy
sTRhW SPa kfWssy .nS
HATS. Of the latest styles, for tho spring trade.
Having long experience IN business, and very su-
feel eandn Tia. p osa ose
Inducements 70 country merchants in both sualisy
call and examine stock when on visit cur city.
o o. itsss f HIN;
RALTIMOKk GLASS WOKKS-
- Being in full Grafton with three furnace, W
":
81 i'iifie iit' t. HI -, .ur
fxTAPsco AMI. 49,.
Al.o. GLASSWARE. Of AZ KINDS end C0E2ks.
Wias s R,., all kinds Pickle p,e:sfys Jan.
Minsrs! Water Bottles. S,sI:s Fsssns Mss!e;e:
Specie Jars, Bottles. Private Mould
Flasks, Ware of all klnis aud
SFSSTia'' AsIa 2Fi''' zD
.sx x5 s.s s;
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil. Ext. LOgWOods
b, Carb Soda, I.inseed Oil, Glue. ell kinds,
Sal Soda, White Lead, NHruishos. d.
SaeTatus, French Zinc. Whiting, Putty
Saltpetre, Paints L CO!ors. Sand fspor, &c.
SO and "a South Charles st.,
fe 28-lm Baltimore. Nd.
WHEELWR!GMT, NUDGE . co.,
w COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Dealers in Printing. Writing, Blank Book, Hard
ware and Manlla PAPE RS; Bookbindsrs'
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign spd DOmesti0
RAGS; Bleaching POWDERS; ALUM, 30. No.
IA Hanover street, corner Of German street,
ia Is dom BALTIMORE, MD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15

~ AND FANCY GOLDSMITH b cold e 80
ton !. Ct ny store. commencing Ut O'Clock. THIS
EVENING, and continued during the eeasoq sOvogy
night, large assortment Of kns 0sld and ealv01
Watches. RE Ierslry, Brecsets, fancy HSxsss
ware. Menno Shirts, Drawers, Table Clotks. Ca0-
slmeses, Bed Spreads. Cigars, and Fsn9x goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15
Iudian Murders in 1eNas..SevcMteen Fam
HES Na>Sarred,

New ORLEANS. March ii. - Advices from
Houston, Texas. TO March the 10th. say that
the Indians had commenced depredations in
IssGue county, and killed seven teen families.
4 company o. volunteers left Wacoa on the
h to defend he inhabitants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15
By James NJ. Taylor l. Son, Auct,s
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE On TIL.

NALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
' SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-We viii
day of April, commencing at IL o'clock. NJ, the
valuable nj perty located rs above, adjoining the
store of Messrs. Ga rdner. Carlton & Co, ant now
IN the occupancy OF Mr. N. C. Barton. IL fronts
on Main street about 221s feet. and runs back an
average depth of about liz feet.
Being the very heart Oi the most business part
Of the city, this is regarded the most valuable
property now offered. plat may be seen at the
office of the AuctiOneers.
TERMs.-One- fifth cash: the balance at !. 2 and
Years. for negotiable ties. with interest ad led
and cured by trust deed. The purchaser to pas
the taxes and insurance for 1850.
Inhll JAS, NJ. TAYLOR L SON, Auct's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15
By William Pammill, Auct'r,
(BANK ST.. pETERsBrRG. Val

.K~"> SALE OF STEAMBOATS,,
lsAA R1Ss6 ss II IT IA Auc G, 10
at wharf. in Petersburg. We sh Ill sell at auc
ton; without reserve; the STEAMER W. w.
Sow sHES ofFG sns o 81
TURF, BLOCKS. RIGGINGS, CRANE DER
KICKS, PAIR of HORSES, well broke for hoist
ing cargo, and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms at sale. PANNILL 4 CARTER.
WIN. PANNILL. Auctr. NH IL -3taWtds