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JOHN I.EFCiiEH
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GsoRGG v. NCAfOkD, Secretary .: he Commonwealth
John Scott is a oi naked blood, nearly wiI", Hn'C'
nine inches ki gl, h".r 'ssy ''rtir', amt hnF
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAisTNERSHIP.
y6NIE firm OF RANDOLPH Il PAGE expired the B. 81
i January, 1oGl By the withdrawal Of ,. c. Randolph
who has moved to the country. They most cordially
turn their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
them by their very kind friends Either paItnrr is author
izei to close the business.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
Feb !, 1851. MANN PAGE.
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To conclude with the drama OF
ANDY BLAKE; Or, THE IRISH DlAMoNp.
tITANTED-Tlmc bills on Baltimore, PhiRdslpnia
w New York and Boston, for which Iseral premium n
will b. paid kENT, fAlNh W.
Feb %
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AUG!IUI SALES.

AND svD BARRELS REFINED SUGAR.
At AUCTION.
( h WEDNESDAY, :,ti February, ms, VIC vii 49,
=, n1F "arrh5u.r the Basin, The hnnDc~ .! ,!'e
~ VI Ci'-e rom RIO d. Janr:o per kalS Fannie Crca
shaw, cniis;sting Of
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poUTTs SOUTH EEN COKN PLANT

La FIR. with Guano Attachment
R0CTT'S IRON DOUDLE-SH0rEL AND COULTER
PLUH.
R0GTT'S PREMIUM PATENT DRAIN PLOW.
ROUTES TOBACCO CULTlVAT0K.
desire call the attention OF Farmers the above In
penents both regards material and workmanship; and
can confidently recommend them backed by the most re-
liable farmers Of the Stale being all they represent
ed. For premiums all The shove, Agricultural So
ciry reports for five years They never fall The impie
m-ns are sold a. factory prices, freight added
JAS. WALL TURNER,
Ageh, for A. P. Eoui. Cor Richmond and vicinity:
Jan .S-cvIm Oiicr Shorkne Slip
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LOOK AT THIS AND READ sE'.
gMhESsE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF READY. a.,
L MADE CLOr!lNG.-Exra Inducements offered "a
cash buyers. A. the season Is far advanced, and 81
still having large stack Of Ready Made Clothing ILL
hand will 0fcr, fr0E, this dav my eGre stock prcrs
greatly reduced The public generally inyi': call
and examine for themselves, NJ LEVI lESTERS,
M. ~ Mau ST. ~ door belaw 18th tur Pr;.ril -.
PSI have on hand i large variety Of Ca-snrrr iIu
sineSs Suits black iroadCloh Suits Hue aud Black Cloth
Dress Goats OveCOas of n descriptions Vests and Pants
OF every kind and quality cheap Servants Clothing white
Jackets for !ngrO servants Blue and Grey EaBr.s
&c. &c. Call and you will be convinced Of the above
fact.
Ian 81 EeinGIibe No. 9p Main Street.
- D. McDEARMUS, DR. }. H. McDEAHMuS,
La Inspector and salesman OF AIpOma.tOS.
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EJGKSIANp'IS 4 DEED Gt's'.tt>'T. IN.

T. ccut-d 10 me 10y Henry Gains the I'D day Of J..
iy ISIS. Tor crra!, purru. i-rein specified. >hs!
fer Tor sale the iac, vcani which :!Iu .d Cairns rcS
resides, lying In the county "f W.s:mvrran FRIDAY
the sin DAY Of MARCH, i-;!. TIE S- iil rl.r place
on the premises.
The terms cash
The said irac; al :,i! contain. huLirc! TIE
soil i good the houses cUumogsbl. anG The location
healthy. rllus IuNt$
Feb h-cvty T-,:...,
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tts tsiHfvrS 4 G:sI:a;N!s HLEL:.

II.RTE SEGfiDE.S.-T Bay, ~ 10 ,'ciGet,
4 E he sold 81 likely ErSr"r>. c"iAis;'@- - '''n
Boy NJ Gr.S, and WonrE AID C!iit'"
DICKINSON i!iI.i.t CO., rs.
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PROF.. L.. H7ILLEIk'S
HAIR lNVlGORATOR.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL
COMPOUND
NOR Fscsturin" Gray Hair to Its original col"i
u without dyeing.
For Preventing badness and curing II, when
there Is the least particle OF vitality rCcuprrat!vc
ergy remaining
For Removing Scurf and Eandrul' aud all
cutaneous affections OF the Scalp.
For Identifying the Hair, Inpartins 10 1t an un
equaled gloss and brliiancy, making II soft and silky In
its tcxtp re- and causing X to curl readily.
This preparation cearscs the head and scalp from dan
dru and other cuianr0us Diseases the hair grow
luxurinniy, strengthening the roots aud restoring the
growth those parts which have become ball. and causing
il yield fresh covering Of hair It will eHeciusly
the hair from turning gray until the latest period OF
color OF the rgoraor VII th certainty restore
|, its original hue, giving It darL osey appearance
As perfume for the toilet and Hal ;eztorative 1t is
tlculary recommended, having an srecaE: fragrance
and the great facilities 1t affords in IL sing the h-hrncr
tho great demand for Il by the lad Standard o."
article which ought to be with :: the price ps.i
IL within the reach Of all, being IS
BIZ had ut all respectable Druggists .ad Perfumers
L. MILLER woulL call The "ttentior OF Parents AID Guar
dans the Of his Invparor ~ where -. cH:
drrns hair lncliGes u be weak asst ys the fvunatn ~
Wholesale Depot Sc Dcy Street, and sold by all the
principal Merchants AMI Druggists 'rougou The world.
Liberal discount 10 I'nrcha: l. the quantity.
s'" 1;s v to "5,n - ASsrsSH Hse my
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which, after years Of srentrs experimenting, hsv-
brought perfection. II Dyes ack brown Instantly
without injury the llnr Skin warranted the best
Depot sc Dcy street. New i0:S Sept T-dIcly
IENlEEE D0KSiS COLOGNE; WA
" TERIls l. II sup cr!ar at." II Cologne, and Is be-
lrved b- superior 10 all other in decacy and
mesa. For sair by ". PETERSON & CO.,
Feb 81 lbs Main street.
EO lIASIEACTGREEtS.
THE ADVERTISER is practically acquainted with tie
L dying and manufacture OF Cotton, Wooden and mixed
Cotton and Wooden uo5-such Kersrys Jeans lnsey.
&c.s DESTROYS Of situation as Dyer superintendent.
moderate salary wish share Of the profits Of the OPERA
lions asked lie has resided several years in Virginia,
uBj can give the hest Of reference here Address
'MANEFAcTURER,"
Care OF Editors OF Eichmon. Daily Enquirer.
Feb 15-daw
NEW CSEC
~ Just received by r. II. TAYLOR,
Isl Main Street.
Tremolo Impromtu hy Junynlaun.
Craut de EcrSerr, by NJ d. Cnias.
Perlcs ct Damahj, by L. Tone.
Seine de Bal, by H. Cramer.
Heimwch hy Jungmaun.
Morceau EIegans, o. airs, by II. Cram-r,
With large collection Of n.T SONGS. Feb IL
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THE NEW BRICK MACHINE,

CanadA-is worked toy man, by horse anu by steam
from 100 % 900 bricks day-cosS from 30
$4UU. For further particulars In pamphlet giving full
Instructions brick settling and burning, address, eucos-
Ing three stamps FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
Nov 2I-clIa Baltimore.
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAwAY, on the 2st February last, two negro boys,
IL HENRY and JACKSON. Henry is 3. years old light
brVTn ye!lnTsh color, nbout feet or inches high,
and weighs abont lIU pounds aud has lost front tOUt
lie Is very good plantation blacksmith, and handy nj
anything you put him at, and works lcithanded-Ias
pleasant countenance when spoken to 10y strangers Jack
son Is 90 Il years DID, brown copper-cooreI, and
weighs about 100 1GU pounds; Ii about feet ~ nr II
Inches high, has rather short walk and II he has slneI
they very apt 10 be outside.
will pay the above reward Il said slaves delivered
TO in Chambers county. Ala eight miles west Of Oak
Bowery, ur will pay slUU for information 80 gel them.
T.. H. DUULiTTLE,
0ctG'-cwfm Oak Bowery. Chambers CO., Ala.
q. y. N. STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
fs7HE Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
4 IhUs skinner, will leave here ut four f:sssl.ss
o'clock, r. ~, Friday, HE 92d inst. Ssf1-.IE.Ef
Passengers requested 10 lie on board aSsScC2ts5
In due time
flU. Steerage passage only 70
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river hoa's.
Freight received to-day, ThurSday and ny ~ the hour
Of O'Clock ?. H.. Friday.
Consgners are requested 10 send for their goods to-day
Tickets and berths secured 1T Office oard the
shlp.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate and forward.
ed with dispatch.
Feb 2l-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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Feb la-dmXy CiiAS II. WINSTON, prcS't.
ISDEPESDESCE iCADE1fI.
fHNiE hrS session Of this school began the lt OF Sep
Il TENDER, So, aud was successful.
The second session LrsIa he .h Of February -6G,
under hatteriD- DnlenS.
The third session viii begin tie, ;l "f :, cui.rr t1
The Academy Is permanent.
ESiiLiSii RIA NCli ~ ria ia per arssuH
MATHEMATICS and MUDER., and ASCENT / ~.
GCAGES II" ~ per ,rs.G..
BOARD III Per m1utlr si''rc9s Tie Principal,
JAMES a. hartley, 4. 81,
Feb 29-ctf Independence, GraySon county. "a
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Iut-ndiug TO continue the COMMISSION BUSISESS,
nos, respectfully hsk continuance Of the patronage he
slowed on the late FIRM Of Kandnph Page, aud hope by
strict attention. merit the Ny uncle, ID. 9. Ran
Joph who Will probably be here often for the
months, will aid me In my business.
Feb 1-Clnl MANN FACE.
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::y SavGS. UETr..EE & CO., AIJ:

.OE Ss;EK6ES.Wr viii eel HIS MOG'l%u. >
CO az O'clock, thirty likely Sia""s
DArlS DEC%EEE I CO.,
0lI fc,lnws' Hail! corner Mayo hIlI Franklin sis.
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o. ST:f:k 0e:%-Wr will sci! Twenty-Five likely NJ
A.1 GRDES To-Day, at !" O'Clock.
pELil4M CO., Auct'is.
o.! FeIl0as' ii"n.
NR-llo,.e Servants, Ceok. Washers and lr"n"rs, 10
,,I. rriy,,.lv T.. CO.
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TBlyEES'rY N.;GItOES.-Thi. day, a; 70 r'c!oc
L. We will yell ~ likely sares
BETS GREGORY, Auc.s., Franklin street.
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UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

NRtEhSlEl La w SCEtoOL.
PROFESSOR liULCOMBE having resigned the Chair Of
4 Civil Constitutional and International Law, Equity and
the Law Merchant In the University Of Virginia, the Board
If Visitors At their meeting the 9Th Of Marsh next, will
take Into consideration the acceptance OF his Resignation
and the appointment Of successor.
Applications ,r the appointment SHOULD be air' ssed to
the subscriber 1T Charlottesville Va.
TliOJ. J. RANDOLPH,
Feb l2-Cth Rector 81 the University Of Virginia.
RICHMOND FEMALE ISAylTCTE.
fsNIiE >-cnn half "f the present session brlns February
A. lrh, nnd ciIl> tn. lhsi ui June.
Tie commencement Of IS term presents II uI.i-i ia
able opportunity iof The ADMISSION Of rev pupils.
Although school is already ,ome~iar fuller r!ian
usual, the extent Of arrangements readily enables
To receive still larger number.
We have SIXTEEN Teachers CT ability and eSprrGncc
Nearly the nuuber OF large md comfortable rrc!la
ton r0Dnis, and ample grounds tor exercise.
Our course Is extensive and complete beginning with the
lowest English st'es u the Preparatory cGuse ~ which
special attention is given. and Including the higher English
the Languages au-c and the Ornamental hranrh,s Our
BOARDING facilities also excellent
TERMS:
lFnk THE HALF sE.SsUS PAYABLE ~ AIvtSck.l
Eng!sh, In Preparatory Department 50
English, Ia Collegiate d, partIacut. ~
French or other Languages NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Board Including everything ~
For other particulars or Tor Catalogues, apply 10
Feb l9-dmXv CiiAS II. WINSTON, preS't.
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r:Y ysI.i GOVERNOR OF ys!tt.IHi.t.

Farther particular. made auoNn OF day OF sale
Frh n--rWlu;
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$. p. 81 J. is. !lcDEARNRS,
~ EEERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the sale Of
" Tobacco, Wheat. Corn, Flour, &c.
OFFICE in Shocko- slip, door entrance to To-
bacco Exchange, Richmond Va. Jan .2-cu
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the Circuit Court OF the CITY Of

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the City OF chrund The 18th
day Of February ls6l
Joseph ". Marshall, Il. H. MARSHALL uud A. Marshall,
Plaintiffs.
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X, SpALDING,s PREPARED

d., IALDISG'S PIsE ARE ID
49, GLUE seems Ia lie universally welcomed by
housckc-pcrs wherever goes 1t Is precisely the ready,
reliable adhesive needed for repairing furniture
and household L1dir, 'isttor, -'ts iOrk, Sep
ttmbsr, 1850.
Sold by all prominent Stailoners, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers. Grocrrs, and Fancy stores.
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DOKTLASD SEfsCi'-ror sale by
Feb ~ J. 4 G. Is. DAVENPORT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

FIlHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
a. havana Lottery, conducted hy the Spanish Govera.
mcnt, under the supervision Of Captain tirn-rr Of
CUBA will take place ~ liANANA, on
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AMUFEWUMTS.


MELoDKoN HALL - The Holmon Opera
Tsoop.--A fashionable audience was present
last evening at the second appearancs Of the
above troop, who fully substsntiatod their
claim as the most talented juvenile Organi-
zation that has ever visited this city. The
sisters ssllie and Julia are as nearly fairies
as any thing Of the ingredients which com
pose humanity can be. They act, dance and
sing with the esprit and artistic skin Of ex-
perieRced professionals, and throughout
carry with them the sympathy Of the au-
dienee. The boys, Alfred and benjamin,
possess alarge share Of histrionic ability, and
are decidedly cultivated vocalists. The en-
tertainment was varied and interesting, and
impaired complete satisfaction. Another
excellent and attractive programme is pre-
sented for to. night.
The Holman Troop will give On entertain
ment this afternoon especially for families
and the little folks. I...... "a.
SMITH Il NixoN's HALb.--The Hooley &
Campbell Minstrels give their usual Ethi-
opian entertainment at Smith & Nixon's
this evening, and they are generally re-
garded as one Of the best bands in the couu-
try; they will execute their varied pro.
gramme in the best and most attractive
ufv1a
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Police APPolNTMEETs.-The following po-
lice appointments were made yesterday:
observation-disclosures Meara and Frank
Smith. -,.
First Ward-James Rowe.
Second Ward-M. F. Wheeler.
Fourth Ward-Robert Purcells.
Fifth Ward-M. McCaffrey. j. .'-
Seventh Ward-A. Vannasdol, Herman
Kerte and Fred. Dressed. s
Ninth Ward-Geo. w. Palmer, w. Wealth
erby and VIM. Dammert. ff..t 500.
20 Tenth Ward = Mat. Lithendal, Henry
Kersting, Jas McKinstry and B. Ertel.
Eleventh Ward-Wm. Consmiller and Jno.
Adams. ,sfas ri ...... ..-sr :.
Twelfth Wards. F. Walker. t D..
Thirteenth Ward-Daniel Daylor.
Fourteenth Ward-JeremiRh Tuhy and
Michael Haling. .a-u sH r -rt
Fifteenth Ward--Edward Fitzpatrick.
Sixteenth Ward-P. F. Chrisman, III. Bro
gan, John Meara and VIM. Garner. ..
Seventeenth Ward-Thomas Simpson.
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BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER-MEETMG AT SAITH
& NixoE's HAIL.-The meeting yesterday
morning was mostly devoted to "ths state
of the country" f.
An appropriate passage from Scripture
was read, found in the Thirty-third Psalm.
The following verses were peculiarly appli-
cable; s-E1Ss T4gN l..- .
eLet all the earth fear the Lord let all
the inhabitants of the world stand in awe
of Him. -.lHa 4
For BE spake, and it was done He com.
manded, and it stood fast. 4 - b.
. y "Biessed is the nation whose God is the
Lord, and the people whom lie hath chosen
for His own inheritance"
q One remarked, that the leading aspect of
the present state of affairs was the fratri-
cidal war which was now going on between
the two sections. Friend was fighting
against friend, brother against brother. He
himself had an only son drafted, against his
will, into the Southern Army. twas neces-
saIy to sacrifice many ties of kindred on the
altar of country. He prayed God that his
Affections, as father, might not triumph over
his duty as patriot. DaYid's yearning over
his son Absolom, after his death, as atraitor,
was alluded to in feeling manner, and the
case applied to the present. p p e.-
Others spoke in continuation of the same
subject, and many pray ers were offered, that
now, while family ties were sundered, terri
| bly, sundered, God might SO rule as to bring
peace out OF the wrath of man, and at last
build up His church ID the hearts Of this
ipsupiy On Efrmsr aud more enduring basil
lhaA 'etsl bsseges - e q esl4 y ~ -
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soU1H CARoLINA's Benefit FROM SECRs-
sIoN.--The Louisville (Ky,) journal re-
South Carolina, according to her own reck-
oning, has now been out Of the Union be-
tween four and five months, and what has
she gainedR She has the same tariff now
that che had before she seeded. She has
lostthe Fugitive slave Law by cutting herself
off from It's operation, and can't get another
in its place She has cut herself of from all
claim for the carrying Of her mails by the
United States Government at a dead ex-
pense of hundreds Of thousands per year.
She has mt got the African slave trade, but
on the contrary, il is prohibited by the con
stitutioh 10 which she is now subject. She
has none of the high Offices of honor and
trust in the government which she inaugu-
rated. She bas nothing under heaven but
grinding and crushing taxes, and the pros
pect Of taxes still more grinding and crush
ing. h1 Ees 81 ~ fa ...
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CONVICTION NEWS.

TIE Home Guard of this city met last
night at their usual place of rendezvous for
the purpose of adopting uniform, perfect
ing their organization, and transacting other
business Of importance.
Police MATTERs.--Wm. Lightfoot was
yesterday fined So and costs for drunkenness
abusing his wife, 81 co.. Thos. Clarke, for
disordeTly conduct, 81 so; Patrick Welsh,
for breach OF the peace, $8 go and Mrs. Lit
tlefeld, for beating Miss Lowe, $5 and costs.
Kelly was also held over, under bonds of
$50. 70 keen the peace. l. 1.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Cry IMPROVE
MEKTs.-At the regular meeting of the
Board yesterday, Mayor Hatch presiding,
the following business was transacted;
The Clerk was instructed to advertise for
sealed proposals to furnish and deliver to the
city 5000 feet of stone tagging.
Also, for proposals to repaye the sidewalks
around the City Lot. ..a
The Commissioner of the Western Dis
trict was instructed to have repaired Webb
street, from Smith-strest 10 Psrk-street, at a
cost of $50. 10 ~
The petition from property owners on
Dunlap. street, asking to have said street
opened, from Forbus alley to Findley- street,
was referred to the Commissioners. The
application Of John h. Garter, for Clerk of
the Board, was received, and ordered to be
filed. ~ .sEAar-f 4-t d s.' ,
Charles balance, Clerk of the Board Of
City Inspectors, rendered his resignation,
which was accepted, and ordered 10 be filed.
The Board then went iu1D an election for
Clerk and Janitor Of the 0ty Hall, which
resulted in George Ghnfcrd, Esq, being
elected as Clerk, and Thonar Morgan Jan-
| itor. ftu a
The following permits for building have
been granted since our last; aa s7 h
To John Busken, two story brick house on
the west side of Carr street, between Sixth
and Seventh 2.'p-.
To John KaRferman, OnS-story frame
house, on the east side Of Walnutsrest be-
tween Allison and Liberty, ie tu-
| To S. 4. Yourtree, two three-story brick
dwellings, on the south side Of Eighth street
between Freeman and Carr. l5
To Ira H. Borden, tWo.stOry brick house
on the north side Of ofSeYenth-street, betwesl
Baymiler and Freeman, ,sv.a la sloi
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A DISTRESSED SHoEMAKHR.--About 8
months ago, a manufacturer in. Boston sci
lot of shoes to a workman in Maine, to
made, and having applied TO him in,Vain
return the shoes, received, few days sine
a letter in which the writer states that beiu
very much in want of money he had sold Il
shoes on his own account
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PROBATE COURT.

SLAVE MANUMITTEp.-MaryF Fowler, aged
sixteen years, young woman Of nearly fair
complexion, was manumitted by her late
owner, Absaiom Fowler, of Davidson County,
Tenn. ,-.- -.-.r
Assignments were executed by Jacob
Schaffer to ]. D. Smith, and by Solomon
Straus to B. Schroeder.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio was rising here slowly through
out yesterday, having swelled during the
twenty.four hours ending last evening,
when it was nearly stationary, some twenty
inches; making a channel. depth at this
point of about fifty. one feet. The river at
Pittsburgh was falling yesterday, with
thirteen feet water there.
The weather was cloudy and rather chilly
yesterday but pleasant on the whole with a
bracing temperature. -.. ...
Business on the Landing was brisker than
on Monday or Saturday, but still quiet for
the season, with light offerings of freight at
previous rates.
The River was still rising at Louisville on
Monday with about thirteen feet steamboat
water on the Falls. During the previous
twenty. four hours the river swelled some
two feet, and was at stand in the evening.
The weather was cloudy all day, but rather
too cool for rain.
Yesterdays St. Louis Democrat remarks: {:
The River, which was falling when we
wrote our last report, is again swelling
pretty rapidly by accretion from the Mis-
souri,. The latter stream was rising very
rapidly four days ago at st. Joseph, and had
surmounted break water which had been
| constructed for the protection of the city.
| There are over FIVE feet on the Lower Rapids
of the Upper Mississippi, and about the same
on the Upper Rapids. The water was rising
slightly toward st. Joseph, and faster as t
| approaches st. Louis.
The Illinois, now inundating good por-
ton of the country, is on the decline, which
will be an advantage to the farmers. The
Usage, the Desmoines, and probably the
Platte and Kaw, are up to good stage.
The weather ontinues beautiful. Business
is fair, but will probably suffer great inter-
ruption from the political troubles of the
country. There is a superabundance of New
Orleans tunnage in port. The boats are
loading slowly, and one or two per day will
clear for the South.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
| Arrirdls : Jacob strsder, Louisville; Bostona,
| Portsmouth ; Prioress, Madison; Boston, Big
Sandy; Cricket No. 2, Marietta Clara Dean, Pitts
burgi Lancaster Nc! 4, Neville; Marengo, St
Louisi Mary Cook, Louisville; Fort Wayne, New
Departures Jacob stradsr, Louisville; Prioress
| Madison; Bostona, Portsmouth. Universe, Dock
Jesse X. Bell, Dock; Lady Pike, Dock; Fort
| Wayne, Dock; Lancaster No. 4, Neville; Allen
| Collier, kanawha River; Ida May, Nashville; st
| Cloud, Pittsburg; MaTeDgo, Pittsburg Arago, St
| Louis Liberty, Wheeling Boston, Big Sandy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-17
sFEAMRoAT REaIsrER.
Law REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DrsrRIcr COURT.

JrDGEs SuTIIFF, CARTER, MALLoN AND
COLLINS ON THE BEECH.-The cases submitted
were as follows; Turpin vs. Turpin; Little
vs. Taber (qnestion on statute of limitations
in California;; Mcbride & Murphy 0s Long
worth and others; Bossee and others rs.
Jones Il Eaton; Beerly Us. Bennett.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-17

DEAIH OF a DIsRReUIsHHD TExAA.-Dr.
Robert A. Irion died at Nacogd doehes, Texas
recently, at the age Of 6fty-REe. He was
born in Tennessee, educated in Kentucky,
giles for Texas Independence; was afterward
member of her Legislature, and was Sec
retary of State under President Houston.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-17
SUPERIOR OouRT.

n BEFORE JUnGE SToRRR.-Eliza Lord u.s.
Ammi ". Lord. Suit BY a mother against
estate sold by him, in which she chained
half interest. Verdict for plaintif for 5000.