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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
BENZ. TURNER, PUBLISHER
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

FnrprKrKA BREMER-Miss Bremen left Jerii
salem In May, 1859, after full survey oil tli9
most interesting parts Of Palestine; aud has de-
scribcd in priynte letters what she saw and leanS
ed with commendabe minutcncss. She lived IN
converts and saw much denied 20 les distinguish
ed travellers She undertook thc most adventurous
excurslons on horseback into the interior, with
single Arab ~ guild, aud servant, not fcarinS
tho wild Ss-alouins Of the desert. She has exam
ipel tho hplyI.and rom NJ. Libanus to tbs
Dead Sea- yiNef thc memorable places, passed 10
ConstantinopN Smyrna, and the great places Ia
the East and bon reached Athens to rect aud
write. She haprangrd and eoplod her notes
on swizcTlandIIm travels in the East and
Greece win maA 1.-TWO other works. She will
spend this suunit nong the Greek Islands and
return to rest one ne winter at Athens. She
nays My life h'tathcns) has been u life OF
ouict and study, oitrokcn by some calla at th'' 4
Ircs-.. ii ploma,c DIV and soirccs and populaf-
feats." OF v-eece ~ avs :--"Circcco certainly
h@a new life before great one, II u vii
but learn wisdom ron tory and the good sps
IL Of the present age.
She has prepared trS On payer" whh
,hc may give TO the world ho s.vs ~ La,
perhaps, never more pray4i,h the words
singlc-hcarteducss Of chill IN dnring my loi
ly wandcringsin Palestine n perhaps hs
ever felt such an immediate. sinr in prai
'"'se, tho"sh most often mayer was
|rising bnt intense duplication, closed in
sole words: "Ny Father" In l., louelin
in nuouith of mind In actuoI Al -.
never rose without coming back t,ne viii
most delightful feeling Of calm and cofort."
Boston Trarclcr.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

MODEL LETTER.--Wc find the Soll4
specimin Of an afli'ctionate letter in onatf q
ehangcsi
moatrdnscehicni and egrcgioas Uifs =
that my pen were dipped in the dye Of u
bow-pnckcd from the wings Of an aneN
mondcd with the prayer OF an infants wit n
might expect 10 paint the burning BRIGHT
that flame which thy thrilling cloqiem1
kindicd. Thou sunbeam of scutimcnt--4ofr
light of modcsty. Thy voice il as gentle
first stirring Of an'iniant's dreams Thy q
light ~ the lightfootcd zephyr which is
with the wings Of pcrfulc from The no
paradise Thy eyes are two brilliant dias1
stolen from n srraphc crown.
Thy lips are riycn rosc-Duds moistcnod b,
honey-dcw Of affection. Thy words are like
Of amber. Thy teeth are snow-nakcs SO: in 4
of vcrbcna. Sweet spirits of campfire, I'd
Distilled essence Of hOmoe pathy--sour kroux
my hopes--sauce of my thought--buttclmi:k l.
sup of my fancy-tigrr lily ~ innocence
wood of perfection. Thou nat the mint iulepI
my drcGus-thr gingcrpop Of my waking vk|
-aud The very cherry bounce Of my recolecil
Thou art harmless ~ the tiQcr-handsome'
tho EXPERIMENTATION "a ihn li0n-lncek a.
lycna--spotttd rs the lcopard--bright as
succzing sunlight passing through
mortal cracks of an old barn loft or Qraal
streak Of lightning chumGd 10 The consistency
IN ~, mn peGprIll asban..r
crust Of eternity. Thou onion Of The soul--picl
preserved crabs of the garden Of II
Deridrs. Thy glance is ~ melting ~ old but
n summer tmr. Thou AT n drop ui water frs
u" cup OF the gods, on the juice Of rotten
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

t-j-Thc "Miss IS Of Nnch-z," whom The Prince
Of Wales danced with at Mnuir' al, and whom be-
afterwards inquired for and expressed d sire to
meet again - said to be Miss Shelby Blackburn
Of tha. place. She Is rcpr 3 ntcd AZ ycry branh-
fail, IN probably created slirht sensation under
II 'aih the princes ribs.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27
lHP mas SOAG.
Am Oh. fHaarpnh."

h'r-"Dl. fa.,roah."
ThaI dr,am the o'hor night,
" hon ail around was still;
] drcamd ! slw poor lirckiuri'gr
\ sitting ,Ia l.u
y ,mu.c"h Zip, $50. To- Dis mouth,
q \ tcar va. 90 Iis ,'r;
Says hr dizzy Feat ~ south md South;
but lauoy du not crv.
oh, Frc-.urr, Io not cry -nid BE-,
Tho ~ arc l,l OF hope h,uf.
~ EliL "lIrrncsrcc.
Not fnr away alond stephen A-r
I think | scr him NOW,
With clrnchcd fist and lips culuprcsncd,
And dalh mud frowniug brow.
With so,rowing PHI poor i'rrclnridgc
~" sooucr caught his eve,
Than hands iii place upon his face,
Aud loul began to cry,
oh, Lord, Stephen, dousi mad with me;
There was uothlr.|sp drc,iyiu'
As that NUIiof T,uuragco
Then IN the rear ,hrg' lid app.ar.
\ dyl,ul picture drawn,
With clothes neglect aud hair clcct,
And features woe h,gong.
I'll go pgaiu To splitting nails,
pun'h hr wrh pI'.u1S a"h;
Tia cu'orrl question one" m"ir fails,
50, duhi,,. Ici as cry:
oh, dear ur""rs, c"u' and cry with me:
Our hop. are DER lor r,rrmorc,
With EEiL Of T"uurrsrr.
Then hv hi side tkrar ,ei,I,
OIL Buck, with p'ua d'nUrr;
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Woman is Ike iyy-thc more You arc ruined
the closer che cl'ngs TO you. A vile bachelor
adds :"lvy IL lilts a woIuan--thc moro IL cings to
you the more you are ruined" Poor rule that
,vn,'l yofk L,lh ,ynva
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

LITTLE GfRLs.--Thrrc is something incHpres-
silly sweet about little girls lEAchangc.
And it grows OMEN as they got bigger. There
now Prentice.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

TAKISG ADyASTAGE OF \ WIDOWS AFFEC-
love to = buxom widow in lennsy yania. lie sc-
conpanicd mis- declaration with an a fusion to two
impcdimcnts to their union. Name them" said
IA widow. "Thc want Of mcai TO set up a re-
tail store" They parted, and the widow sent t! .
pcddc. q check for amTl. meal When they
met again ;lo pcd~r hal hired and stocked lis
store, and iho smiling fair enc begged to know
The Other iwpedin.cut "Iiaee aaoiieJ uVe 90
cried the notion dealer. 4
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

The Legislature Of Illinois has chartered -
" Fcmal" Aid Fuld As.oiation," in nreclion
wish the Northwestern icaa!a college at Chicago.
The ohi'ct Of .i'5 organization IS to establish, 81
contributions, bcCue.is, lectures aa+o'h.Iuis.,
fund, tic ia,.r,et Of which shall b. used 10
assist ali such worthy end needy yo"a@ hd.rs d.
may apply, IN acquiring coap..is s~-u"i. D
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WoaIAN--1'o her yiItucs, we give our love, TO
her beauty, our admiration; and to her hoops W.
piye--yHy.
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WOULD RATHER SING LIKE PATri- a
young lady, whose republican principles had been
dissipated by European tour, fashionable pre-,
tcntion, and an ambition for title, learning tha.
.hc Prince of wal, has d,z'u tillaI an1 moro,
exclaimed,
Now th'rc would be some scnSc in his many.
ing like Brigham Young ever 50 many wives. be-
cause he couid give each Of them title. Fnr in.
stance | could be- the Princess Of Wales, you
Sarah, could be Lady Rcnf.cw, Aanic, Ia Duch
.css Of Roth'ay, and 50 ON. II IS q p tat
w. should waste all his titles upon ona woman"
Don't you think you could bear up under thor,
weight, love :" "A lcd her iri nd. .f5uld
81 think | shouldn't mind tying. l%io
90 Ike 10 b. Princess. Woul,H',., ,..r lave
al would rather sing rs r. g., Annie. with
III highest title in Epn'''
.impliriiy.
Sc, how man cnn'iyc on wall i,ccm,, who has
hardy and industrious wife. Some men live and
make fu better appearance on Fix OF eight dol
lars per week, than othrrs do on Fifteen OF ig'.
teen dollars The man does his part well but
the wife is good for nothing. Sl'u will even ur.
braid her husband for not living in as good sly
~ his nciglbor wbilo the fault iB entirely hen. ~
His ncighbor has neat, capable, and industriouf
wifi, and that makes the difference. His wife on
the contrary, il n whirlpool, into which a great
many silver cups might be- thrown, aud the APP
pcarancc Of the water remain unchanged.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

GRANT THoHHrRy--G.ts" Lau.i, Todd"-
~1i'.s 90 q gentleman IN New York: 81 never
was drunk IN my lif.--I walk without staff
slrcp outrockiug. and eat WY food without
tho h.lp % brandy or bittcrs--I nrycrcat enough
Il smoke six PIPES Of Tie best Virginia every
dfy--lliui one quart Of coffee, with sugar-uo
miil,--aud another quart without either sugar or
mil,--a onc-half gallon, total Doctor Dundcr-
J. al says tobacco and coG.c are slow poisons.
In my ease IT, vcsy slow, indeed, frr th1s EaYe
lived during tn. las sixty ycars. Insert this in
III" l!aIald for thcb :ncit Of the temperance socc-
ty. Since june. ~, til l-5i, dwclt in New
York. In all that p'1ipl have been only six
days confined t. The house by sickness"
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ALEXANDRA, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY,, OCTOBER q, 1860

/ 2
States have equal rights IN this country under
the CONSTITUTIONS nnd ~ | understand II, they
must be- mai tanned in that equality These rcso-
lulous only assert tlat principle aud say that
| 70 H. q misfortune % the country, in my opinion,
'ha' Che principles laid down in these rrsolutions
had not been ASSERTED sooner. They ought TO
have hr,1i asserted by the Drmocrntic party III
puin English ten years ago. If they had been,
you would have had no trouble In thi, country
TODAY; She Drmucratc party would have been
united aud strong. and the equality aud cons'ili-
tipual li"ht. Of tEr States would have been main
, tanned 10 n, toui'ory and in all other things;
an.lt.r .uyrrr~uty would not have been heard
Of. srl .o.farw We voud D. united his HeGfHs
oJHr H..o-iaiir g.rg in dod2iHg h''ih, IN dodg-
iag pan. yir. m dO{c,Rg the Constitution Hscy,
it4, has b,oaabf the iyoHbic Hy0n The country and
Tho gt,1g ti1t Is ergcr'rHced iJ-iay."
As dr,ing the la-t tn years The Democracy
i,sr been appealing To the South on the ground
tr' ,i-y alamo a'r' Shading MP vaanuy for
Dhr r..tu. of,lnt section and a. during nll this
..u,n ihry wrrr ch'r cci,rd or dccciyiug, it ON
Is commune TO a.l, WI thrr it ia safe any longer to
commit tbr drttiuirs ct tn South to the keeping
ora Iel'y which. ON ri.h'r tuppo'iuon. Is shown
TODAY. ro l't, cliim ON either southern graft
ntd,or southern confidence. Wcspcak as to wise
arn. lri th.m pronounce Judgment in the
ltrlt pi history aud of very recent experience.
10
: WpN,S'5 PORTRAIT or GAIJBALDt.---An
Cuna Il ',dy whites ~ follow from Naples:
% .a.. seen ,o.d,y u,r face Of Ga.ibaldi, and
uaw al thr d.,y6tion Of H., ri n1s is made "
c'.ar r.y 20 me. You have only to look into
lis f~r, and you feel ihat there ia, perhaps, the
one utu. IN %, world in whofr service You would
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

tn " Ir.a,w" m."i"u. rs ON" Of o..
f.'tu"s of 'h' Irjnr''- entertainment in N"v
YorL, dinner given him by tin Mayor Of rnr
city. Among the guests we see named ia" fol
iowiur dI-,iuruishrd persons: = resident I'ill.
morr, L"rd Lyons, bishop io,,vr, Archbishop
lIugh'S, Jud;-' Roosevelt mud family, judy
lfru"r"nt, hu!s ot"n"r and VII. Nadine
LTTi, G""'E' Law, Moses Taylor, William u
Aston, John Jacob Asi'r, jr7 Grorr" h'ncroir
Jl'wI,ou ITO an. |JGEIi O., DrprN si,r Ogden,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-10-27

"Thorc won't b. a damned thing this summer
but polite - said Joina.han, who was discus.
sing business matters ~ the depot with friend
tel you tina, | can't meet anybody but what
they're putting inter me- about the Li;tl" Giant
the Constitution and Spread Eagc, the Eail-Sp pitt
lnr, and a LAUNDERING lot Of other names. Coasan
IT, 81" haIi-to2, in ia" pond h,ri, Of our barn
are all ou ji'r b.io"inr oui ODD Abo-Od
hbs-Iaol -IIiinois--pn, lin through, chrg.'
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-StaGtc.- House
OH f1r The protection of female immigrants
ne high seas WAS passed also, Il bill re-
.lcHg he prices OF public printing twenty
ia per cent.
Resolutions were adopted, calling for the
l.-rspundence between the Judges of Utah
s.a HE Attorney General or President, hav-
o. reference 10 legal proceedings and the con-
lllul .. Affairs IN Utah.
ire-oIuilon was adopted, calling for infor-
ullca a. 10 whether the naval forces OF this
.o4Giry had been instructed in any event TO
afs part IN the civil war now existing in
N-rto and whether the recent capture of war
-aleTs was in pursuance of orders issued by
ae government, and by what authority it was
f.lr.
!ht Florida Claims bill was discussed by
N,:Fs Benjamin, Foot, Hale and others, and
sas postponed until the 10th OF April.
The Homestead bill was taken up.
81 burned
H.t"-Ihe bill for the erection OF Il bridge
ny iar Potomac river. Al Washington, was
teEi-d 10 the District Committee.
Resolution, similar TO that of the Senate,
sang for information relative 10 the Gulf
llAl, was ajiem pied 10 BE- introduced, but IL
~ iaid over under the rule.
!aT si0kle. contested election case was
2atl up. Adjourned
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&AMQEp. MADE cARRiAGEs, ROCK
~. @o,Nsx@,.AWAYS. BAROCCAES,, BuGGIES,
WAGONS, &c, &C.. AT ACCTlON.-The sub
q vii ss simon WE'D M.ss
q: commencing At II O'Clock, on Broad, between
'kfGHM0ND.M MADE CARRIAGES.
consisting in part Of
Four -Four s sna sxo:ess B BHESSHfS'
Two second hand CARRIAGES, lnear!y new,
ss"s we .b . :1d
The above work u all Of the best quality, and
warranted the usual time.
TERMs.-For all suma under 500. cash over
snrs months orss fSG sps:oysd REQ
Bale sendae,.d by rxo.. ". xsr.r:. Xaes's.
ADDITI0NAL..willhs added to the above sale,
Concord built WAGON. superior To any wagon
sS Tor 'a' " III e' sE ss,'s
NH Is AuctiOnoer,
l OYER. ON viRGfNfA GENITAL RAIL.
srS:s ;on VIM Il. T,ss ssS vie. lie ssd. :.
:. On &: q =: .: ss S a. 81;
ddsS. sSs sssss q LiND' cosvey g ' 8
said deed: containing b estimation oae h1ndFed
sc!ss; THIS tract Of kaad !: @ ths vire,n!a csa-
cT0ss. Jao. J. Winshsla's estate and othsrs, Ana
Z part ef ths trait Of land lately belonging 10
TlnMs.-Cash will he rssuired for N much ~
ing sa.a deed and to ascSsrs. tho the dart sa ~
cured BY said deed ~ u the rssidue, the terms
Iis-dtl /. 3. D6swEfTI. Trustee.
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,,,,I,.pARTICULARS.

,., unclaimed by the Mexican
srsrehs'',. Forces ON the Vessels En-.
tsn""" .,.hcr Of Prisoners Captured
sssed heiwc~u Great Britain and
Nese",., Factions, &c.. &c.
>s March 2i.--It appears that
NEs okIn.I,fed the foreign vessels that he
yrsFaen. .,,aence the bombardment OF vera
s,ad co,''";eh, of the 18th, and would not
~ oa me 80. tnr The safety OF the shipping
y fsspchs the walls OF the castle On
n seFf e .,bo ,3ih the L. s officers on board
- sIFh' % s,,,,ncr Miramon heard heavy
n saT' - IN the direction OF vera Crnz--
Il aonse."h. sn,ured with The two steamers.
fstTt We, ,wenty-fonr FOUNDERS, ana 2,oo
- a. small arms. ssc ooo On ,he I'd
y" ron Havana. the steamers oroNe
~ 'tl .. 80 into Sisal for repairs Inc ma
- s'.t -, we're slowed away below out
real ~, hoard Of them declare that they
n nieS MO the service and did not know
s''r '''g.'astiou o: the expedition
= fsgcoNp p,srATcH.l
s,Xs March 2i.--Com. Marin's
Ma pH.,,,ru,d The fire OF the Saratoga,
fsse7s, =, ssfsue The Indianola pursued
81 ..'H,,oa The latter fired on her, when
y As:',nola returned the hre ana the ma
AZ hoard buaFde" 'hV nv
~ q" s.haytnrt A portion OF the Indian
>1si" torn away ny the shot. The
a ses ~ AGROUND and the saratoga
" s, ne Marquese TO-
On, , ' is informed by the French
n -, hoard the prizes. that the fight
~ s,yc chiefly by the officers. who We're
= ~ Lad and fire The guns. assisted only
sssr- ys,tcan officers from the shore.
"a" steamers had 25u men aboard, OF
"a 81 are killed or wo"nue"' A"o Ai''eo
-, ihrouR overboaru.
Ir a., engineer Of the Marquese, who was
lta Tn,mar ASKED Com. Marin why he
- me American vessels without provo
t72 ca ,r.rIp renlied that the men could not
.-nlled He knew The nationality OK the
sod unders to.d their signals, but Inc
nd without orders. Turner replied,
IN arr entirely responsible ior TINS out
=: lated that the expedition cost S;sn,h0o,
g.. -no.,ly furnished at Havana by the
-. here in accordance with proyi-
!, he Aimon'e treaty
- orl5es are anchored opposite THIS city.
- rhsn,nan has received orders from
--a.-.,,on 70 remain here and forward his
les. He also has dispatches for the
,,.,A Minister. "
fss-rI, IN a iociaina'ioii' hao "u'noIi Aeu
90. 70 CAPTURE HE Marin expedition rs pi-
- - na,ts publishes the details of negotia-
,.,vern The British and Mexican Gov
: ~. Russell proposes an armistice, general
~ and An act Of religious federation. Ii
- y. r-,,.,si;ion is declined, England must de-
=, Il .-orn both parties full indemnity for
-. dse English subjects. Miramon pro-
- .bs terms Of an arInistice which stipu-
-. .ha, LHsland, France. Spain, Prussia and
~. i'o,,sd States shall be mediators for the
.,s.,.h,Den, of peace; in the meantime the
.,r- h,,, - du ties are 10 be divided between
o.. rro Governments, etc. Jrarez returned
y-,r,30s Communication on the Sd instant,
IN he declaration that the propositions
,.-s absurd aud inadmissable.
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Mvai-The Gulf Naval Capture. &c.

NAfHaGT0N, March 2l.-The Pocahontas
{ gov ahdeF orders for The Gulf, and the Mar
Aasetl Ola The eve of leaving Norfolk for
q. Pacific
lie capture of Miramon's vessels was not
= -0hse4 nence of orders TO the Gulf squad
- lie act is, however, fully approved by
d sdHInstratlon
MfCgHsu General to Morocco had landed
iaasls7s, and met with a highly friendly
siu0R ty III. authorities.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
,pRIyaL THE NORTH BRITON.

p,R7L.sp. Me, March 2i.-The steamship
: n Brl,on, from Liverpool on the 9TH inst,
,.-r,ri here Al noon She brings Geographic
ne. Wa Queenstown, 10 the .th.
Hpr general news Is unimportant.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March e--Coilon quiet and
adv BIeadsluiis dun. Provisions firm
I8gaei.
llusuls %. alA h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

QUARTER ELECTlONS.-Ths Ccunc,l q
~ the City Of Richmond have npPpipted the fol.
and CONDUCTORS Of the CHARTER KLEC-
TONS for the present year. in the several Wards
Of the city.
w r.. 5rrr IS w c: e%%;
naisstontrs; and R. T. Seal. losdwetor. The eleo-
tions to be held at Market Hall
For MANSON WARD.-E. ShepporsOu. Jas- A.
Scott. H. Grant. u. N. GwAthmey and 9. ".
Randolph. Comm ssionsyS: and +. H. Chalkloy.
Conductor. The elections to be held at the City
Hal.
o Fsa I Mosk2E wi;sD.T: Bs 9 e. T: Barhsn.
mi;sione,s and VIM N. Kelley. Co~dseioc: IL
elections to be held At Ley shcRs or Broad q!
March ~ lS6O
NOrE.-AccOrding to the late ordinance foS ''at-
terng and de6Alag the boundaries Of the Wards"
the eastern limo of MADISON WARD begins q
Of l4th street to Broad street thence across Broad
street u College street. and along the middle OF
College street to Marshall stfeet; thence along
the MIDDLE Of Marshall street to lh street: thono0
along the middle Of 18th street to SbOckOo creek;
thence along ShOckOe creek to the oass0 branch
Of SAID creek. and thence along said eastern hsanch
MADISON WARD runs from tho corporation line
along the middle Of 4th street to Arch street;
thence. continuation Of the line Of lth street, to
the James River and kanewha Canal thence ~
said Canal 10 the middle Of tho street laid out h.
tween the Tredegar Works property and Tate'e
old tan yard thence along tho middle Of said last
JEFFERoON WARD smcraoes ell that Part Of
the city cast Of Madison Ward; and M0NHOk
WARD embraces all that part west Of NJ sdls00
Ward tmh 2t-tdel + L.
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ByJ, Dirues. At.ct.
ATALOGUE SALE ZOE LAW. MEDICAL

CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW. MEDICAL
- AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AT AUG
TION.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March
gath, AZ O'Clock, at auction room 81 Main street:
BOOKS; and the MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will
comprise the best selection ever ollie in ,hs city
American authors. The catalogue embraces some
400 volumes of valuable Books: and Wi he good
opportunity for memters of the Legislature and
others t. get valuable Books for their libraries.
Catalogues ready on morning OF sale.
u. F BooTH, Salesman u. H. DIGGES, Auot.
N. B.-The catalogue VIII he sold through with
out reserve.
After sale of Books will be sold % fine Oil Paint
ings. IN fine gold gilt frames. NH It'd
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Fireat Black River Falls, Wis.

tRGAG0, March GA fire occurred ut Black
A'd t4-@, Wis, Oh Sunday morning, de-
'-'l1f io'ty three buildings, among which
a. lie shangh:e House, the Office of the Jack
.A eonAly Farmer, all the stores in the town,
'le ohe- belonging TO :. 5. Parsons. As
y ar "a, discovered in TWO places ut the
So Tue, II supposed il WAS The work ofan
F"-'sTy Loss estimated a from $50, 1tO 70
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w. s. e q. DOMAIN,

w. -. &C ~. DON NANs
FINE
Hfys sY " sa ;is': 70 SS-
ie found By their irisnds and customers IN e.
tuLe.
manu- fecturere At home, we are in posseesion Of .
full and complete stock Z all the articles IN osr
purchased from the manufacturers dircct. viii
especial reference TO- the wsn's Of the V.rginia.
offer at prIcoe an low a. any fogular house
Our nov store is situated in the heart Of tho city,
equal distance from the vasoss hotels. and in its
erection We have spare neither labor nor expense
"a a. sa%
country; and We DO mot soubt casto@ers wlll nd
table houses in which to make sheir suseaasss
they have ever visited:
full thank. ior the LIBERAL p".Sonss: ssss"5ed scss
for many ,ssr. past. a.sar'ns the@ thss re Nh
'00''u'"'' Oh 'n' VS. Ass 8. 1bsSsSxN.
New Iron Front Block. Governor streeG
.. otsss. vi" receive our PROMPT ia S;.s
no AkCMiTECTs AND .SUILpEK.,-
!! PROPOSALS will hs rees,ved snt,, the istaX
null Nc and ons- houses. in the TOW" Of MAJ
The I, Bank Building will b Of tsiehR two ss9r,ss
high. fronting - feet. and run log back 9 ~.
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necessary 's'SEEff %st2saSE'!iE$; I' s..s..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22
~ nihg OF the Steamer Eastern Queen,

~ HK uI Iht SteameT Eastern QuceM.
ASSET, Nh, March 2o.-The steamer
/ wa. A Vueen, employed on the route between
.,',o a ana HE kennebec River, was totally
II NJ oN IRE this morning. She was owned
I. oS - .i, jei Stone, Isaac Rich, and George
~, u boston and William Brads treet and
> Mated al 81 .tss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22
By James N. Taylor l. Son. Auct's.

By James n. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.
Two FIR A N +. d TENEMENTS AND
LOTS. NEAR DUVAL STREET, AT AUC-
TON We will sell at the risk and cost Of Da-
va Ktnss ne , former putchascr who has failed
SEES. on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of March. com
mencing at "A O'Clock 7. NJ. two Framed Tene-
ments, on cross street, between Duval and Ba-
ker streets. and nearly opposite the late residence
of Jacob Shook decd
TKRMs.-O -toui til cash; the balance at 4, 8 and
II months, for negotiable notes. with interest add
ed, and secured by trust deed.
NH y JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il son, Arcts