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New ORLEANS, Feb. ga portion of the
Union Cotton Press, with 1000 bales of cot
ton, was burnt yesterday morning. Loss
$4,000.
The steamship Arizona has arrived from
the Brazos with 100000 in specie.
The steamer Moses Taylor, from Havana
on the 26th, is below.
Accounts from the Brazos of the 25th saw
that the volunteer forces OF Rangers, com.
manded by Captains TobiH and Tomlins 10
have disbanded and returned home. Co tinas
and his band were in possession of the " ct
bank of the Rio Grande, and CONTINUES his
depredations in Texas.
:, Stevenson's cavalry and Captain Fowle'.
Rangers were guarding the border to the
extent Of their ability.
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NOTICE..

A I the last term OF the Circuit Court for Nor
- folk City, Judge Baker presiding, Louisa
Baker was divorced from her husband, James
Baker, and each party allowed to marry again
fe 29-3t+
DOOMS WANTED-One or two Rooms
h furnished or unfinished. with or without
board, IN quiet AeighhoThood. Apply A. az
fe 29-3t THIS OFFICE,
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Liberal BequeSts to SERVANTS. Mary
Dale, of Philadelphia, lately deceased, ia her
will bequeaths $l4, 900 to James Baxter,
celored servant, gwho had been in the service
of herself and husband for twenty three
years; the sum of $1,000 to her waiting
maid, and provides trust fund to pay the
board of her cold horse SAM" and the
further SUM of Sl5 per month for taking
car of said horse
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SPRING 1860.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS.

SPRING 1860.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS.
HAVING just returned from New Y ork with
IL very large stock of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods,I would respectfully solicit a call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys eXclu-
sively of Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts, Ohio, &C Being myself
a Southern man, 1 expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line of Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
BaIeges, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin.
ems, White Goods, &C.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantillas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment or Embroideries,
Needle Work Bands, 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from 64 cts to &c. The richest and newe st
styles in TRAININGS, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery &c.
All merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses in our
line. f CAMPE
lie 29-t1 SO East Main street, Norfork.
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LETTER FROM Mrs. BRewN.-Mrs. Brown,
the widow OF Old John Brown, is much en-
barrassed and annoyed by the multitude of
letters addressed to her, for one purpose or
another, by entire strangers, who have no
promote their own interest, or CRAFTY their
curiosity, regardless Of the restraints of
delicacy and propriety.
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VIM. E. Burrows W1LL.-The will of VIM
h. Burton, the comedian, is contested by his
FIRST wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Loft Burton, Of
London. 1t is alleged that from this lady
Mr. Burton was never divorced. He married
her IN London in 1892, and abandoned her
and his son the following year, coming to
America. The son is now distinguished
painter, and he and his mother claim to be
the legal heirs.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 28.-John Haskell, who's.
arrangement for examination yesterday, on
she charge of having committed heinuus
crime caused such an excitement, was to
Gay examined and held in bail for the SUN
OF $4,000, which failure to 5 cure, he was re-
Committed. All is now quiet, the people
seeming satisfied to allow tn law to take its
course,
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L 4 Z EST EW S .
'Fhirty-sixth Congress-First y. y

thirty Sixth COngress-First ses
sion.
WASHINGTON, Feb ~
SENATE.
The galleries were densely crowded when
the hour for the meeting of the Senate Al
rived and the heat was excessive.
The Invalid Pension bill was reported and
passed.
Mr.. Grow reported the Military Academy
Dill, without amendment, and it was ldid
aside.
MI. Urine offered resolution that the
Secretary of the Navy inform the Senate oi
the number OF Marine Hospitals belonging
to the Government, the number of patients
IN them, and the expenses of the same since
1854.
Mr.. Doolittle presented a petition that the
Post Office Department be made free.
Mr. Trumbull offered resolution that the
secretary OF the Treasury communicate
statement of the revenue from each coils
ton district from 1855 to 1859.
HOUSE.
MIR. Parrott presented the resolutions OF
the Legislature of Kansas, asking admission
into the Union under the Wyandott Cpnstl,
tuition. Referred to the Committee on Te,-
ritories.
Mr.. Rutlin called up his motion made ou
Yesterday to amend the Journal his nam.
not having been recorded on the last vote for
printer. How this happened, he was at
loss to know. During the six years he had
been member of the House, he had never
missed vote, except when absent from the
city or confined to his bed by sickness He
was quite certain he voted for Mr.. Glosbreu-
ner, and he proceeded infinitely to state the
circumstances at the time.
MIR. Hindman confirmed Mr.. Rutiin' 5 state
ment, say that the gentleman's peculiar
voice and manner of answering to his name
attracted his attention.
Mr.. Ruttin had inquired whether his name
was received, and the Clerk said it was OF
these facts Mr.. Hindman was perfectly CON
fident.
MIR. Florenee'S memory was also clear and
distinct on the subject He did not hear
Mr.. Ruffin respond to his name, but be heard
him ask whether his name was recorded and
Tor whom,the clerk seemed to put his finger
on the tally, and give an affirmative NOD 10
the Speaker, who responded that Mr. Rut
Inns name was recorded.
Mr.. John Cochrane, Mr.. Winslow and Mr..
Stout, seVerally confirmed the foregoing
statements.
Mr.. Sherman said he supposed from W hat
had been said, that every body was satisfied
that MIR. Rutfin voted, and therefore his
name ought to appear in the journal, what
ever may be the consequences.
The Speaker declared that Mr.. Ford'selec-
ton as Printer was a nullity, and the House
again proceeded to vote for a printer.
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TEE BIBLE BURNING AT Observation-Disclosures
intelligence discredits the dscreditable sto.
~ of g wholesale burning of bibles having
occurred at Bogota, in front of the palace oil
the Archbishop; There were bonfres in
the fires when tagging was replenished oy
some enthusiast with an armtul of books
from neighboring house. The supposi-
ton that the books were bibles was gratui
tiopa.
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spECIALwN0TTCEs

HOME MANUFAcTURE--See advertisement
OF SEMPLE's BAKING POWDER, III another coll
umn. Housekeepers tryit.
SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
DER.
fsSHE best, the cheapest, and the reliable
J. homearticle for making in few minutes
light, sweet and wholesome bread, with sa-
wing of time, labor andeexpense, three impor-
tantsitems eholdsgovernment.
Fol~sale bysDruggists and Grocers in Norfolk
and Portsmouth. GiyeItaitrial. fes2S
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New York Markets..

NAw YORK, Feb. 29.-Flour is quiet; sales
OF G,00O bbls. State $5.l0a5, 20; Ohio $5.s5a
Sc; Southern So 60a5. so.
Wheat is firm, but quiet.
Corn is firm; sales 5000 bushels at 20 cts
for white and yellow
Pork is dull. Mess $3.50.
Lard is firm at llall3sc.
Whiskey-Is held firm at "a cents
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New York, Feb. 29.-The steamer North
ern Light, from Aspinwall via havana, on
the 25th inst, bringing the California mails
OF the 9th, has arrived. She brings $685.
coo in treasure
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Terrible Tragedy in Franklin
Co., Va.
THREE PERSONS KILLED !!

A bloody ARRAY occurred in Franklin Co.,
Va, on Saturday last, the 25th instant, in
which three brothers, Messrs. JAS, W lillian
ead Ralph Clements, were killed by Vincent
Witcher, former President of the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad, and his grand son,
lar as we have been able to learn them, are
az follows: Mr.. James Clement married
the sister of Mr.. John A. Smith, (and grand.
daughter of Mr.. Witcher,) and the lady al
forwards took steps to procure divorce
1r9m him. On Saturday last, the taking of
dispositions in the case was progressing ut
the office OF magistrate, in Franklin coun
y; near the Pittsylvania line, Messrs. Wit.
saer, Smith and the three Messrs. Glenn ents
being present. During the taking of the
dispositions, Mi. Witcher asked some cues.
tions which were objected to, and fracas
commenced, Mr.. Witcher being fred upon
ire oalla passing through his clothing with
ont touching his person. Tie fired upon his
antagonists, killing two OF the brothers in
sEan.ly. Mr.. Smith hearing the firing, ran
into the room, and was fred upon by the
surviving brother, the ball taking effect in
lis shoulder. Mr.. Smith then drew a bowie
knife and killed Mr.. Clements by stabbing
him in the breast. These are all the partic-
nlars we have been able to gather.
Mr. Witcher is a gentleman over seventy
eight years Of age, and is very well known
throughout the State. The brothers who
were killed, Were all gentlemen of high stand
ing in the county in which they resided
The following particulars have been received
since the above was written = Richmond
D.:Pcseh.
DANYILLE, Feb. 9th, 1850,
have Just seen Mr.. Robt Angle, of Frank
lin county, Va, who informed me that on
Saturday, at Dckinson's store, while Capt.
W. Witcher was attending to taking deposit
riaus in divorce case of one of his grand
daughters, who is suing for divorce from
James Clements, Mr.. James Clements shot
e. the Captain, ard missing, his own son,
ADDISON, grand son John A. Smith, and Mr..
samuel Swanson, one OF his neighbors, and
the thl9e Mr.. Clements commend ed shooting
~ each other, and james, William and Ralph
elements were all killed-Mr. Swanson and
Aolson itcher receiving wounds, but not
dangerous This information have from a
SSHNp-@H VIM was Wlthln 2UU yards when
the 0gnE commenced, and who has seen the
parties since. CsTo
The following is an extrae. from a letter
received by gentleman in this CITY.
DANyILIR, Feb 9th.
A report has been received here thai Co,t
W itcher and some friends had met the Glenn
ents at Dickenson's, in Franklin county. n
take some dispositions, when difficulty oe-
CURED, and the captain shot two Of the
Clements, and John Henry Smith killed an,
other with "a bowie knite--all dying in a
short time. From report,i seems that Cap
tain Wi.cher and Mr.. Smith both acted in
s9H-detence. Smith was shot in the Shout
der, and Mr. Swanson through the ARM
There axe many reports, but | think from
all, this is about the true statement, though
you may hear from others the particulars of
this sad affair.
THE BIBLE BURNING AT BoGoTA.-Istbmns
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TERMS.

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office.

All Communications, &C., Intended tor in
iortson, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN Il. HATHAwAY,
Editor and Proprietor N order to ensure
attention.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE
CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED!
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEk EEPERS,
THE most simple, economical, and durable
l. article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of a wash.day.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists of metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder OF wood,
with ribs There is space of from to in
ches between the two Cylinders One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time il oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and effectually
removing the dirt. The action of the water
does the work quickly ,dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of Clothes
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Pfoprietors,
50 Beekman street.
NB-State and County Rights for ssle, and
purchasers4supplied with macL inc at whole
sale onvliberal terms.
n5- A Mac hine is in operation BY laundiess
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway
fe29-3m
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
DIED

This morning. March lst Mr. JOHN JAMES,
in the 45th year of his age.
U5- His funeral will take place at his resi-
dence, No 81 Queen street, 10. morrow after
noon at o'clock.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.

O0'7T' '7'V'F'-3 eVV0'
All D Moore, p W Sanford, Petersburg;
A Il Lindsay, Deep Greek; II Baxter, W
Mcbride, Currituck, N G; A Harrell, Har-
rellsville, N G; Thomas Minson, Yorktown;
DR. d Bright, Princess Anne county; S II
MARITIME, f Timberlake, W j Crawford, W
Ii Richardson, j Freeman, j j White
hurst, Joseph l. Stevens, w Y Medvin, Yir-
ginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. c. G. Borting, Proprietor.
W Carter, Washington, d G; Abraham
Leak, England; W Ashton, w Godfrey,
Virginia; Mr. ", Reed and lady, Baltimore;
W Whitaker, Pacific; w r Andrews and
servant, Raleigh; A Ii Holland, Carrsville;
c F johnston, Peter sburg; j L Capstan,
Richmond.
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G.H~ Circulation greater than the Daiiiss
o. Noth Cities combined. so
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". IL. LEE,
fe 3 l Church street.
FRESH DRUGS, FRESH DRUGS.
| USE received per steamer, lot of Fresh
y Drugs and Medicines, among which are the
following articles
Isinglass for clearing Coffee
Tarrant's Settler, Aperient,
Sir James Clark's Female Pills,
l. lows Brown Windsor Soap,
Lows Glycerine Soap, Genuine Bay Rum,
Genuine Lubin's Extracts &c,
JNO LUDLOW,
fe "a Atlantic Drug Store
MEkINO DRAWERS.
4 FEW dozen left over, which may be had
- very low for cash
lie ID Il DAWSON.
SELLING BELOW COST.
HAVING determii ed to close out any
81 Winter stock of Boots and Shoes, will
Women's Planters,
Women's Calf and Grain Bootees,
Mems Grain Boots,
Mems Calf Boots and Bootees,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes, at and
below cost.
Selling off 200 pairs Mems and Womsn's
OVershoes, at 25 cents.
Call early, and secure the Bargains at the
Cheap Shoe Store.
TIOS MCCAIN,
ID Main street,
feb Opposite Johnson's Hall
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Mrs. Wimslovv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup Tor
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
ducing sill infammatioE-will 2llay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
iy safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my % ly
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IMPRESS LUMBER-4O,OOO feet ! iucn
" clear Cypress boards,
80 OUC feet inch good Cypress Boards,
10000 do ga Cypress Rail,
$4,000 do X and X inch Cypress Plank,
$4,000 do q IS, Cypress Weather Board
ing
WHITE PINE LUMBER.
80 COO feet No / clear White Boards and
Plank,
YELLOW PINE LUMBER
A large supply always on hand, and any di
Meusions OF anV quality cut to order at short
notice.
Cypress Shingles of every grade both hesfs
and Sap, kept III large quantities
Also, Laths, Calcined Plaster, Lime, Har,
Bricks, Cement Tar and Land Plaster for SAFE
at the lowest prices by
MELLEN & SANTOS,
fell Ferguson Milhado's wharf
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
~ a. have large assortment at rs, BIN, so,
w 62A, IS, SIN, 81, and 81 25, together
with good assortment OF goods in our line
Gave US call MILLAR'S,
n | Ma eft
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L u ID L o w
VNHE popular Druggist has Just eceiyed
4 large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, and fam
cy articles.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist, has the largest prescrip-
ton business in the town.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has Dispenssry at his
house ior fu rnishing Medicine at night.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggistshas the finest grades of
Greenland, Black TeasEs ever offered to the good
people OF Norfolk.
Remember LUDLOW, the Proprietor OF the
Atlantic Drug Store, Norfolk, Va te2s
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jan I2-Iy

iG$- One of the most pleasing. at the same
time effective remedies Tor Dyspepsia, and all
other remedies arising from a morbid condi-
ton of the Stomach and Liver, is Dr. Hostel
ter's Bitters. tnot only removes the disease
from the system, but by giving tone to the
organs of digestion, aids them i'll their func.
tions. All who have tried it acknowledge
its excellence and superiority, and we there
fore commend il to the sufferer. DR.. Hos
teter's Ritters as tonic is too well known
to Iced praise, 1t is therefore scarcely neces.
sary at this this time to do more than direct at
tention to this preparation, which is certainly
uneaualled by any before the public, satisfied
as we are that its wide spread reputation must
prove sufficient to satisfy all OF its excellence
as relief and remedy for all diseases of the
stomach.
For sale by BuRRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraLdies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
il FAMILY REmEDY.-No family should be
without some efficacious remedy for the cure of
affections so universally prevalent as coughs
and colds; some remedy, too, which can be Re =
lied upon as safe, sure and certain. DR.. Wis
3ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry combines these
deSideFGta.
For sale by Nj. =. & c. A. SANTOS and
HALKE + Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. j. &. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY, &c.
THE subscriber has just laid in a new and
l. beautiful assortment of goods in his line,
Clarionets, Flutes, Flageolets,
Flies, Violins, Guitars, Spanish Guitars,
Finest Italian Guitar and Violin Strings,
Together with all the materials in connection
with the various Musical Instruments. Also,
Base and Kettle Drums, Drum Heads, &c.
Also, Nautical instruments, of all kinds, such
as Quadrants, Sextants, Spy Glasses, &C., and
an assortment OF new and beautiful Jewelry,
Watches, &c, all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. KAYTON,
fe 27-ly No 3West Main street.
VESTS FLUID,
20 BBLs Vests Mol Ethereal Oh now land
iea7 W VI D RoBERTs, JR, & CO.
Drown Linen Table Covers Ga for 5Oc.,
- STEELE Shawls, for So all wool,
Flannel at Csc, Lawn Hdkfs at Sc,
Pure Linen Towels at lOc,
The best Bleach ed Cotton at lOc,
The finest fast Color Calico at lOc PER yd,
are selling sa at 50 Main street. MT1Ssp rn mo-
II HE greatest stock of Linen Bosoms can be
found at hall price at 53 Main street.
te % NUSSBAUM BRO.
z UBBERs for this hi raj Ealny day at so,,s
fe22 No IL Market Square.
KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY-A
ie % " ' L I W WEBB
ITARR'S SNUFF-3O boxes le lbs each,
~ in X lb.papers. for sale at proprietor's rates
fe % KING s. TOY.
w A N II ED.
LNOR the balance of the year 1860, good Fe.
l. male House Servant. Apply at
fe l6-tf THIS OFFICE.
Notice!
RICHMOND CONVENTION, FEB'Y 22D.
VIE dGv fine cs steamer s;ff6 G 1 E en- \ -
leave Wright's wharf on Tuesday next the 2lst
inst. at 6h O'Clock, for Richmond.
Tickets to Delegates going and returning, So;
meals eXtsa. JOHN DICKSON, Agent
fe Is No Wide Water street
SILVER WARE,
SILVER WARE,
SILVER WARE.
y ECEIVED this morning,a large lot of Sill
~ yer Ware, embracing every article of Sill
yer that IS usually Kept In first cass )eWelry
Store. We do not know the number OF ounces
received, but we do certainly say we have the
largest and most extensive assortment to be
found IN the city--and all we ask is an exam.
nation of the stock so that persons can see for
themselves and judge accordingly.
] M FREEMAN,
lie 20 20 Main, cor. of Talbot Streets
rONGRESS WATER-Just received a
~ 10Y of Congress Water, fresh and dilect
from Empire Spring.
J r LUDLOW,
lie ~ Atlantic Drug Store.
SUGAR-A splendid article of N Sugar in
~ store and for sale by
# d WILBERN
te 25 No CampbelPs Wharf
III copy ally
I n0n BBLS OF Flour, various grades, in
i .OOO store and receiving, which we win
sell low to close consignment.
te % DELk H. LINDSLY
WALkE u CO., are now receiving the
w following sizes of Emery, VIZ
No o, 20 anel No l, IN IN, 3, q, Sand 8.
Also, Toilet Soaps, Flavoring Extracts, and
Essence Coffee ,loffered low to the trade, by
Wake y co,
Importers and Jobbers
fe "a Old stand next to Herman 4 Co.
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ANDPR 0PRIET0R.
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ELOUR AND MOLASSES-lOO barrels
Il Family, Extra and Superfne Flour,
81 Hhds Muscovado Molasses,
10 Kegs Glades Butter, Just received and
far sale low on shippers account.
fe 30 STEWART l. SrEEVER.
tn GROSS Mrs Winslaw's Soothing Syrup,
~ in store and for sale by
fe 30 KING u TOY.
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LASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH l.
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l1fcs, No. 81, 3. Main Street, Norfolk, Va
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SWEET OIL.

SWEET OIL.
ON CASES Pts and OTIS. Also Twenty box
CU es CASTLE Soap, received and for sale by,
fe % NJ A T. G A SANTOS.
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- The Common Pleas Court, adjourned by
Judge Benton On Saturday eve. last. A large amount
OF business the docket unfinished; this Court
again meets the first Monday in April. Circuit
Court meets Monday Judge Elliott presiding. Hopes
Billiard will probably be reached this term.
notorious female nick named Buffalo," was, at the
cent term Of Court sentenced to hard labor in the
jail for two position to the governor for her
pardon is being circulated in Centreville the plea
Of saving to the county about a4oo-the estimated
that it will take OF the treasury mai ntain
her. An addition has been made to the engine house
Centrevie, and first class Ere engine has been
dered from Rhode Island by the corp authorities
there By direction Of his bail. c. l.. Unthank,
taken by officer Hitchcock lniians polls last week.
and 10 in Wayne county jail, awaiting his trial
which will probably take place at this of the Cir
cult Court. Dutch jake" whose name has become
what familiar the people of the county the
liquorseer at the county whom the ladies q,
bless emil there administered dose Of equal and
justice has lef. Cenreville for parts unknown
Good The alarm of fire. yesterday eve was caused
by fue in the Hadley building MAin-ss. taxing fire
damage done.