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The Railroad Accident Near St. Louis.
From the st. Louis Republican, April al
the depot this city a. usual Il arrived in OrondeIet
IN due time, and was there chartered by the Board
e 70 r 'Gs s 1R
had reached to about quarter OF mile below Jefer
son Borscis, just - was turning curve in the road
which had been sent out In the morning with several
workmen 70 repair the Victoria bridge. The Carondelet
v. Two car. and
collision ensued which resulted in the deaths rep.ed
Both the ears and the locomotive were smashed to
peces-the latter after the accident being found the
top Of the cars and having actually over them The
following ID list Of the killed and wouuded:-
master OF the road had been down on business and
returning home the construction train coming up
And at the time q the accident was upon the locomotive
tempted to jump or but in doing he was caught be-
tween the and bis legs and abdomen were severely
crushed He died ~ half past seven. His wife, hearing
Of the accident at proceeded 10 the spot ia the
special tran and had the satisfaction attending on him
for one hour He suffered intensely the Injuries re-.
seived but pronounced himself ready TO die aud CON
iinuet sensible to the last
Or. Gustavus Killer Clerk Of the Board Of Health, was
killed instantly he was standing the front platform
Of the last car at the time when the accident occurred
and WAS crushed BY the cars coming in violent contact
same platform with DR.. Killer, holding the brake was
terribly bruised and injured. He was taken to the
George Pitcher, brakeman, was standing on the back
platform OF the first car, opposite to Murray and DR..
a W.. a o ss the ss,
are being made % relieve his surings but doubted
whether he can live.
j. J. wzg, master mechanic the road, had his head
cut severely.
Aesars Kyler Dreyer, Adreon and Sexton members q
the City Council, Dr.. Smith, Health Ofcer, Mr.. Pulls
Street Inspector Of the Tenth ward and several others
were slightly injured.
The boy Murray, who train boy on the road, was
terribly his right thigh being torn and literally
ripped from his loins the knee creang wound nat
even shocked the surgeons.
Mr.. Smonds IN old citizen OF st. Louis, and identified
with its interests for large number OF years, and en-
joyed in high degree, the confidence Of citizens
One Of his thighs was badly broken and fractured and he
WAS otherwise seriously injured We are informed BY
those who were on the train that the shock great
a. to tear up the seats IN the hindmost car pitching the
passengers into confused mass and Of course result
ing In bruises and conusons this however IL matter
OF small moment when the stake lfe and the result
unfortunately, with others, was terrible death
Tho wounded were taken to the Harracks where every
attention was shown them. DR. smith, the Health officer
was ON the train and Of course afforded h valuable SER
vices. Dr. Adreon WAS also along, but was severely
stunned, while Drs Power and Bailey, Of the quarannc
were In immediate attendance
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Eighth Day-Morning Session.
BEIvrDRRr, N. j., April Is, 1880.
The court room Wa well allied this morning. Harden
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sscessful % FIR thai uniform rates have been ssssnsd
On al height by wassS end rail coming up the Hudson
On Down freight The Western rfaasporssHoa Oonsssy
and tAe New Ysrk Osnlxsl 1alread Company have eoa
ssunnsssd ssesolssen = re lake trade md WI =
dasSea We heAx nothing.
xAMNoyH CANAL BoAr.--1his Afternoon says The Ro-
chester UaieS Of the 26th Inst the canal boa. Cy OF
Co., On the Feedershs largest boat baptized into
the waters Of the Erie canal ens Of The stAnnchss
and winter, Of selected materials and by the bss work
nen Without undue haste and with view y make rst
r. osa ~ boat The aisnsons Of ne oy q New York
tween the keson and Deck IL feet inches nom tor OF
deck 70 bottom Of keel Capacity 1850 barrels under
ter.
TN NKw JERSEY PEACH CRop-The Newark Mx,.urv
sys-Ths 10 the time when the peach orchards Of New
quarters Of the State have the cheering tdues I'M
sno mo,csuons for full, old fashioned cro3 Of tho
mon osncsou. Of fruits favorable than
nave Deen Ior several yearH. We GLAD 70 learn
mat many orchards, which have either not b,o ned n
ioo0 OF Whose early prone has been bighted by late
from whose Tuition their owners IRE ssn gs ~ ssa
ing plenteous, healthy yield.
ExrrSsIvs FoRcxRns- Stone, the lawyer, who killed
himself with strychDine Last Thursday morning a. Pv
mouth, says the Manchester IN. Mirror leaves ouise
large amount Of forged $4,000 tr SIS 60
his paper all forged We undersand that ali ths
banks Concord have his notes. and the Savings Benk
mere naS forged mortgage OF some real eatate BY
stones wife to secure IT. she signed t. A kro.
ledge Of his forgeres was becoming public and he
knew the State prison must be his home f hved ana
hstook the fatal draught.
CorTox FAcroRY CARRo1roS, Mns-me Carrslltop
ss) Dewocrot says-we pleased to be able 10 stats
that the factory fixed and incontroverbc factshst
H. the stock subscribed and the enterprise q pIHosS
upon sure footing The amount required 70 be rsised
Sle0 0C0has been subscribed by In equal sharee
Of GOO each The location Ia not Of course deanltsv
settled but will be some practical point cArrooi
ipm nenL was the intention OF the charter 70 plaza
It In this vicinity. We shall notice the subject more
at length at future day.
The TIDE OF TRAvn--The Cleveland Herald netsosa q
large increase In travel and says" Tho amount ef
travel between the East and tho West now very hesvy
Long trains OF cars loaded with passengers pass both
ways over the Lake Shore line OF roads, and he depot
peeents lively scene three times day, on ahe arrival
and departure Of the through trains The immense rus
rom the West to the East would pfesuppose panic In u
West, were not the still greater tide Of travel in The o.
posite direction
Loss BY THE FRsHEIsThe recent freshets in Ohio ari
said to have damaged the canals Of that STATE 70 he
amount Of $780, 600.
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instantly have just heard Of the destruction BY Ore Of
part Of the buildings Of the Spartanburg Female College,
which took place Saturday morning last There arc
Elk buildings connected with the institution three Of which
were destroyed with nearly all the school furniture
were saved, and arrangement have be been made 70
prevent any Interruption in the college exercisoU Tho
made such progress as 70 render npos,ibe to savs
much Of the contents Of the buildings destroyed Nv in
formant says that Mr. Dursnt the agent already get
ting subscriptions aad making arrangements for rebuild
ing This college under the patronage Of the Nethodists
and many Of your fair readers still retain fond reooec
ton Of Il, and win regret IL disaster.
AGGRAVATED CASE OF DISSECTION AND RoBBxRy -asys
N. N. Kennedy advertises in the Charleston Is. CT
Courier reward Of 81 900 for the apprehension Of boz
and sas .n os1
q his WIFE, with wha- be Ia. =. g sSs
blacknes Of his offence, and 70 pile al imaginable
soIse I'M n'0 wis =. taken along WITH hin
widow Calhoun, who es ss. The TOO sasssp
& The m q M
wife, by several cuts her right above The elbow
The deserted vile win not Pay one cent FOR tne recovery
nation Is VIM lead 70 their recovery Win down
with the generous sum Of one thousand dollars.
LARGE FIRE In CHELSEA, NAs.-TmRrr vAIUAME HoRm
ner Of Park and Pearl stres, Chelsea, Aas found
ia he ON re on the 40 inst So rapid were the flames
the six got out two died subsequently from
the injuries received Some Of the horses were valued ct
81 Oo and less than $3.50 Tns flames spread to
riSre house and belonging TO Geo. W Wells In which
we're two horses which destroyed Three carriages
were aiso burnt Adjoining tho stable Park street
WAS block Of frame houses three In number, belonging
70 Geo w. Gerrish, which also destroyed, with con-
tents On Division street the flames communicated TO tho
roof and window Of brick block but the damage was not
large The whole less s estimated at about 81 900,
which is partly covered by insurance. The nre is sup
posed to have had ncendary origin It's mog serious
aspect is the less Of valuable horses.
CANAL AND RAILROAD CoSsoIIDAroS--We end the fol-
lowing paragraph IN the Rochester Union OF Tuesday
evenipg:-The New York Central Railroad Company and
the principal transportation lines the canals and lakes,
have been negotiating for nie with vew to con.
soldaie their interests TO cern extent and put an end
70 competition II said that this negotiation has been
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same bed for an hour but did sleep nor intend 70
sleep only wanted 70 give him the advantage Of IL Bar.
did he had intended leaving told him would ha fol-
lowed him; never any the likenesses (The de-.
fence objected to presenting the nkenesses It this time
Never heard Harden mention his Wedge OF the oausa
Of biz wife's death until he came into this STATE
Frank Weymann reoailed-Rode with Mr. Harden on
friend upon whom you could place implicit confidence
whom you thought would do nothing TO injure YOU
and that friend we're 70 ask you % take an oath to keep
you take such oashs replied TO him that would he
then said that be thought he could unrave the mystery
went to bis wios ROOM between eight and nine o'clock
and asked some questions-whioh don't remember she
replied BY asking, "Do you believe love you With all
my heart and that would do nothing ipjure your he
answered eyes, abe then asked him If he would take
oath not to reveal that which she would reveal to him.
ton he said hc would abe then administered the oath to
him in this form, ~ nearly as can recolect 500 you
before Goa and the holy angels Witnesses in the
about 70 reveal To you abe then told him that she had
takenposon that she bad tried 70 obssin poison before
into The woods, back OF her fathers building, to
obtain poisonous root, but could not ind IL;
but but Alter she came a., INTO IT, Mr.. =. Ramseys,
ing vial that vial containing arsenic That astsr tsa
she went into the kitchen for the avowed purpose OF OBJ
arsenic in It, took in some water thai she removed
some arsenic from the vial put In paper and 6lled
the vial up with Hour that she had taken Of this arsenic
which she had removed, at different times snce this
conversation took place the road from Anderson 10 his
fathers.
Cross examined-Ths abou. oil the conversation:
link he said something about telling his brother his
" eaid she did this because her mother had caused
bella he said be wanted to see his father and al his
advioa about IT, heard him relate the same thing 10 his
atter he asked his fathers advice about This matter
psked hk, father he considered him bound by his oath
% keep N secret he said ne told me this because hs
Wished presence when he told this to his father bat
hey might got say that he had taken any adwantag,
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bct rest assured that ~ will dare TO do %
VIZ come down.
MR. HARDEN TO Mss DoRrAyp, July q, 1885,
pat vine; did not sing Al Mr. IAviT at ali NJ body
Neud have been able 70 have endured coming your
house u some time but my mind would not be able To
ny such task VIII be at your hs'xse next week. bs.
AAhers thia morning Al all events have msnths
- to meet your obligation in did MOI tell Hoover what
yeu say dsd just - yeu show MERCY 70 me, you may
sre until next week. whoa viii see yoa The cnsraes
which stand against me IN your letter AL untrue Re-
epsctfniy, J. 8. HARDEN
NJ 1855 giving excuses for not calling and promising her
Hardene letters are very nicely written Upon clean
white paper in very good hand; but IL is noticeable
that the handwriting both Of tho signature AMI the body
Of The letter, csusaantly varies and alike in any
two This indicates vacillAng unsettled dispt xton In
csnsouance with the evidence Of HEdens CHI tractor.
lee Doflands letters those OF ordinary Nnodu
saAed country GIRL penmanship poor and orsnog xpny
and grammar worse We correct these latter ia Wits,
which make some Of the letters almost unntegblc Snd
present the letters Miss Dorland meant them tn cy
exhibit her firm decided character, and the
Pensc ascrbed 10 her by the Witnesses Hardens letters
although excelenty written mot remarkable for cor
recantss Of photography, punctuation or grammar but
1e IN theserespects rather above than below tbs ord
70 have been continually IN Hardens mind, and have
been one OF his great objections 70 the match. The let
ters are important, and are offered evidence by the
STATE IN order prove Hardens strong dissemination to
the match, his belief that would his prospects, for
NE and the gradual formation an idea that ME- Dor
land and her family were his enemies thus giving the
motive Of the crime which he IL alleged TO have com
although objected to by the defendant O'"''
DR. Blackwell recalled-kight have told Harden ha, %
had time might haveS set things forth more mar
ncn,ar)y; raid tbst Dorland would come 10 me an WAC
xssAib isss might satsy him regard to shis AFFAIR;
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-22
Special Notices.

Sands Sorsoparllla-ForP Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state of
the blood. If the vitazing fluid which pervades ev-
cry tissue membrane, FIBRE flament, gland other
organ, primary and subsidiary be charged with the
elements of disease, sickness must be the conse-
quence and until the cause is eradcated, no per-
manent relief can be expected. 1t is here tina THE
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR-
sAPARILLA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease, and the it per-
forms are therefore radical and thorough Read the
testimony in another column.
49, Prepared and sold by A. B. d. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by II. johnson Co.. and Redington Co.,
San Francisco Rice Coffin, Marysville r. II. Nc
Donald Co.. Sacramento H. II. Wickes 4 Co., Ne
vada and by Druggists generally
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-22

THB WEATHER.-The clouds cleared off
yesterday evening, and to-day has been clear
but unusually cool. last night there was
heavy frost, and ice formed an eighth of an
inch in thickness. This afternoon it again
commenced clouding up, indicating that the
weather is still unsettled.
THE MBLoDEoN.-The Metropolitan Min
strels returned to Nevada yesterday, and ap-
pear at tbs Melodeon this evening.
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Oeeue gtSirtDiIDaft
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Ed9 et Ter 9 Tom.
Dem 9nbiitnm Die tr9e6tute an,ei9r, Ods Der
unterjsi6nrtc IN irincm 6oule am Glrea 0iartt.
Dem 8tihmortt 9;8rniibcr, cine g9irtbhaFt ns6If
Ea9erbirr'S SoSn errid'tet BAT, moisltlf er f6
lreutn miro, isine 5reunpe unO roS NuGHturl i'm
AllAcmeneH mit Ten bsitsn o,e;rGnteu tso!ener
;u tpnnsI. Biorente Mtl(er.
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Sefaltiltunct)ult0en.
9amtu8-2lmerit. pofetTatrt Ncticns@ @eIeattbaff.
Slmlpffchiffnbrf

oanteur9 unc Hrp Giprf,, via Southampton,
rsrmit:sla Sr nccn duf oaS g. rs fe osb,ntrn mn C
3Gnielte ein9erltttcn arreen eerucn prteon,pfttFe
. Sorulfi ia, 1000 6pnt, @dpt. lrautmnun.
. ammppta. 1000 Sons &opt. S6wcuGeu.
Sarcnia, $500 Cons, CAPT. @blers.
Ottee Te9n brer ftutren uno otit&en Rosrtsn ritm-
liNlt Fttanntt 9amplthtTc rerOen re8elmaBja AM
Grlten uno 6unRebnten iCpcu NpnutS,
"on NeD scr b Snhburn ria S5cubop,pnn ,rcS;r ,,rS
nebm n pdllo9iere 9feiU 9Iorf na,t 3
@dln'nrs, 3nore. spnsun nmc spmtbampton
;u fpI9en6cn MrciIcn:
grite Gaiute 500.
3petIe S0iutc . S5
nnii6chott a.
~ Son 2ambnrs mad, csrtu sJprf:
St' NSsSen Moila9c ip:npe man i7b an
=. y. FieIdre, SuaS H. Gmp
l5O grcGopdp NcD 9arr
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Sefaulltlnacbunacm.
E.FJ. PICoT,
'H Mpptbefcr,
e. an.
@de Der 1Tten unb Wuin1roGc

%. Stnoerp ater ais G5cbalfe)
empieb!t fein rciebbaltiaee Qooer ouer in 1ein
6ab fdlaasnotn NrtifeI. rpte aud Norfimcriene
0eiirn, &iiriten uno SGmmc itcer Qrt =; Harten,
Dele, G'lns &C.; Giaarrsn, Iauh, &ou. unt
S6nupftabaf uuo picIc aucere 9trtitcl, mclde in
btefaen 2tpotbeten gcm6bndt 9cfiibrt pcrbru.
tSdnptIaehHtb motbt -SeTltibt audi auf Ieinsn
beriibmten uno uufebltarcn ,,Siyeinia 'gBorm
Sillrr" aufmrrfldm.
Die oeuticbc, ute 9rdGtentbctS aud tie ameri.
fanil6e Ncce9tur fpirp prn. %. Rinperooter
teIor9t Ger aud in 6oucpcrtauIc ieine SaupS
lcute dufs NreunbIidale kericnen mirn.
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Beetnsuuseu.

Der ,,gurissr" eribein tosu @urecR Spuua9s atsaes
rcumtn ,un, ipStuiihsu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ron 10 Gs
sablbar bic reip trdser octr $5 90 m iSbrsr SprauS
teiapluns. Snstien fnpen inter pI9eIpra 8teino,atr
sufnabms: giuu,aet GinrJduns 10 tin rcer ipens
stl 50 &c. ,tpsimoar rs GtS., oreiaist 90, cine
sbpbe $I25 enen Ncnat $780, erci Ncndie 81 90 ItdS
Rrnate $500, nnNlf asqase St2.OO in pcrieli6brider
Gcrauate,abIuna. asietaen, bic tat 9eeben srdnbtrt
rerbrn f6nrtn, nerbsn nit S25.oo per Sabr srrenct
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9tn3eiaeu.
I,uer 0IGb,llaccn

N,uer WGb,llaccn
an Srpabfr., ,wiI6tn e,r 2. unp 3. Strase
llntsr;ehreter naG bem beutteN Yublfum bic recetut
Nnicist eaB ubsem 9Iaee snen M6bc1apcu cr6ucl
bat, unb tt IN rortpmmcubsn iSdusp stneltcn gu
fsruG. 8ttel'e @rtsten rercen Aelfmatpp unb 6shn
billie ausssfubrt. Sep&ralurcn proutt unp bjllia.
Nhnp Won Nrceb en-.
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The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFF1cE: BROAD STR, next to CrrY HALL.
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llbrm a der unD S5ewelle

SWWEERlGE SzSVCt9VGOWTFo
5rautliuar., neben Dem 9aaaro 6utel.
Weinen 5reunben uup ptm err6rten Nutlitum
bic er8eSenfs an,sse bdb iG an Otarm Wlobe
tinsn SOnfectionar1.Store erGHnet babe, ppIelblf
ale In etnsm bsrnrtissn @'tfbait ssu6trn 9lrtitsI
gut unb tiGis ,u baben fnS.
3u9sta fibre th aber aud frta gutee
9ager~ 8itr,
unO trrrbe mid frrutn, ,e6t oft nieine Treunbs
sroiene.: 3u toHnfn. p. 6 @liGf1er.
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In Die Oamsn 0liamcnns.

Nn Die Oamsu JitAmcnoe.
Wacame 6aude (eUn Naris), Pie 6ei rer
issttn ftar int Refanies Sntitpt fur ibre 6ats as
FIRsT-CLASs DIPI JMA
sr8st bat 233 SDocfrabt na6e Der 3en Elm neues nf
S;tSbaltiBts Eager BON RilineIp, 13aarn sroTn,i
Wdeamt s. bat bic Glre oen Daren Nlidmpnls on.u.
Set9su, eaB ibT Eager pOn 9pnnets uR6 WifIiuern-
Saaren str nsuelen lran;oihen 5aern uuO GeId,mod
an9tbOrsn SIeifaS Yerd!bs Se neuen DariItr H. Nep-
SCrter Woeer IN @CHures Seatbcgs 2Brcatbs RibSpnS
uno edes Moeame S. pirb Die 9r0Bte 9uimsflameit af
aae tor n lieu merotnSen &uitTl9t Ycrptac uu6 lire
@enneinnsn t6Rnin sa Yeriiht baltcn pQs ne mir ofs
Wno asSmadSoa aue9rfuhrts s9&irs btieIt er5alteu
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VI. A. FAUCHE
(Y0n @asi5),
u "a 4,

1874 90oin.SnaBt, i,pitcn Ger 9en urO IOten.
e1. u; Sau@e, rer leu otentlOnpaniig Sabrrn in ben
VOnoon une Yem 9ct bebGfiI9t mar c.iuubt b ben SIR
germ HlbmNneS ets gnje9e Su maeu SaF r 233 rpo ir
e stGdtl@te 9tlbaIt erpHnc BAT, uno freuen mirb 0e
III lem SshhEt sin!agcnOe Ar6cct Saittt crtorasri
e1mtH 3ar nno .}ufrierelbrit ai9flRren ~ s6nrrr
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Yeu Dtutibgn g8rtben

Ien Dtntlbgn g8utben
Die @u3tiBe, bab plr i'm biflf1en Gnllom.6oui,
1000 @)auenen re5 tslteu Yuu uns isIha in,rnr.
tirtru fran50liidrn SrantY unter Scnp Iifaen
Dabsn, ten mir GuBerit bldg pcrtaufcn.
6erntr Die Anleigs, paB MIR bic aueiniae N6sr,
tur oOn rem btriibmten pe &enons II. Go's 6bsm-
pasnsr iibsruommen ba6en unp poG perlelkr ~,
bei ur5 lu babru iit.
" @Uttcin. Comp,
9!O. II Y:ar!ltr
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Sefdiilfmaeb,tuaen.
Tbe peopels' SapingsDauk,
Office in Der 1ltcu SraBr,
..@sbOin's 6aG" i6raa seSenatcr.
gt6mpnp, Ya. 'r

9trectprcn:
r. s. 9trtH, .. pon G5rrnirg SSpbn Blair,
:. y. Npprrpn, %. s. Rafb, Charles 9arpstt,
y, 2. 9pbnpn, s.. so. Gsobtp, z. ~ IlfrienS.
Ntt9lieeer: HF..
n. ., tSasfitS -i. &. S3 @tfinleu g s. 6ather
9baTftsG. 2Stinrd g. Srucbort.
!. .. @rttHCr, S. e Sdctor II. g. 9DiIiamS.
I. g. 9ilcn, ~ 81 9Payp' 81. @pScFer.
Il. Nt. StCrcnIpn, g. s. Npntaouc g. Qibht.
lS. o. Srircpd.
81. y. Ot6rctt, pr6ES g g. Spbnfpn. Scr.
Sbps. R. @tfritpe.
Sieic Sant nit etncm Gariio ppu SIS unb octar-
icrt eur6 bic 2csSlonr Srenic snpfdue Depciien
III Sunatcn nih men1er mic sjnep OuGar, uuo ebt
3ntn Sorauf SabItar babj6br6, utttr ben sunfisicrt
Sebtn9uu9cn.
Oas aansc Capital biirst fir Die Oeppitten.
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Npls! 6rLsI

bolS! 6Cli!
nnistneter tdt Oriwdbrtnb snrn orsFcn @crratb Ven
SlNsn- Hno Stbenbeli better Suataf unS farn ieine
Iunoen Reem unicr otn 9nt9lteu $conaunoen pereben
Se &9un Ypn RIaHrWniro rus SEe9paten fojenrsi Be-
grg StGauuaen, melbe $inerIaen merSrn bei GOobncn
epte ooF e'ep % punoq, Sr9a6froGe lUpie in oer 6p
Sel0ref @!tils: DaS belte @tbeGGplS ~ ST. 5O UNI
&@nAenNolS u $500 per GCyO. SoRfeS 81. MSprt.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09

SUDDEN CHANaE.-Y esterday the atmos.
phere was as mild and balmy as May; the
weather was clear and comfortable, and the
whole face Of nature seemed to be revelling
in'the embrace OF Spring. To-day, however,
the cold wind which comes piping from the
North is prevented from kicking up dust
Dy the copious fall of rain last night, which
was followed by hail and snow this morning.
Yesterday morning fires were uncomforta-
BILE; this morning they are essential, and
few of the chimneys in the city but present
a volume of dark blue smoke curling lazily
up or whirling rapidly around the angles of
the houses in the ftful gusts of wind. The
fear is that the fruit will be killed, as most OF
the peach and other fruit bearing trees are
in bloom.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-09

PRosPERoUs.-An adjourned meeting of
the Stockholders of the Seaboard and Roa-
noke Railroad Company was held : in Ports
mouth yesterday. We are gratified to state
that the prosperity of the read is undimin-
ished, and the prospect largely in faver of a
considerable advance before the next annual
meeting. ltappeared that the whole revenue
for the past year amounts to S240,4l0; the
nettrevenue product being $l9l,OOO, which
after payment of interest, gives 10 per cent
as stock profits.