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THE WILMINGTON FIRE;
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Firemen Killed by Falling Walls.
Five Bodies Recovered.

WILMINGTON. N. c., February IA
number Of persons were buried beneath
falling wall at the fire about daylight
this morning: The bodies Of one white
and four colored Hremen have been taken
from the ruins in mangled condition. A
large number of hands are at work in the
ruins to recover the bodies of others who
were killed. It is thought ten or twelve
persons were crushed.
The FIRE was confined to the buildings
mentioned last night. The loss is about
sl25,OOO.
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The AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DEFAL-
cATIoN.-Ne,D York, February l3.-On the
application Of Blatchford, Seward, and
Griswold, in behalf of the American Ex-
change Bank, Judge Brady, of the Court
Of Common Pleas, yesterday issued an
order Of arrest holding Theodore NJ. Vul-
tee, the assistant cashier Of the American
Exchange Bank, to bail in the sum of
$4,000. Vultee's defalcations are said to
amount to $4,000, for which amount this
action is brought. Proceedings will also be
takent to prosecute the accused criminally.
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AFFAIRS IN LExfaaroN.- A,sen sstional
report was circulated on tho streets yester.
day to the effect that serious difficulty
was progressing In Lexington between the
negroes Of the town and the cadets OF the
Military Institute. On application to Lieu
tenant Robe, Adjutant. General Of General
Wilcox, we obtained the following informs.
ton, from which 1t will appear that bat
slight grounds, If any, exist to support the
rumor:
Some three or four weeks ago o good
many violations of law and order occurred
after night in the streets of the town. It
Is stated that citizens were assaulted and
insulted, and that women were hooted at,
sc. These attractions Of the dignity and
peace Of the corporation we're traced in
several instances to the cadets and the stu
dents Of Washington College, but it was
found impossible to fix the responsibility
upon any Individual offender. In this
state Of things, Major Sharpe, Of the Bu-
reau, recommended the town Council to
take some measures to repress violence
and preserve public order. The Council,
acting upon this recommendation, passed
an ordinance requiring all persons found
on the streets after o specified hour to give
an account of themselves or be arrested;
it also increased the police force, and
adopted other steps to maintain order.
Then, experimenting that it might have ex-
ceeded its authority, the Council for
warded these regulations to General Scho-
field, through Major Sharpe, to have them
confirmed and approved. General Scho-
field, on the receipt Of these papers, d.
rected General Wilcox to repair to Lex
ington to investigate the condition of
things, and to take such action as might be
proper and expedient. General Wilcox
left for Lexington on Monday .-Lynchbarg
Republican,,
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Frm HaVtf,

HAVANA, February l4.-Cape Haytien
dates of the 10th are received. Cocas
was within twenty miles of Cape Haytien,
and had captured thirty of Salnave's fol-
lowers, including General. Several of
them were shot. Salnafe's fall is re-
garded IS certain.
A British man. of-war had gone to the
Bay of SANTANA to watch the Federal pro-
ceedings there.
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"Repudiation has been repudiated with
seora even by the most ignorant negroes in
Tue Convention. All honor to their moral
instincts. BY u to 6 the Convention re-
used to cancel honest debts by paying
twenty-five cents in the dollar.-Frsde-
''csSturg Neus.
y. vi Wednesday night still in the Pa
;shne Oil Works Of Samuel Richardson,
III e9ulh Brooklyn, exploded, and COM
II's'e'y destroyed a portion Of the build
hps. . James Brougb, the stillman, was
II ,hao to death, and John Conroy, q
NM so'er' was 80 badly burned that be can
h.a lie shoemakers in New York city have
Vsoh strike for the last ten days.
ro es',y thousand men are idle on &C
lvs u. Of reduction In their wages Of
twenty per cent,
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-,o Actien of ihe Reconstruction
committee On Impeachment.

The following resolutions having been
ossred by Thad. Stevens
q Rssolred, That Andrew johnson, Pre-
,;,ont of the United States, be impeached
thigh crimes and misdemeanors. u. .
L" RESOLVED, That the committee 70 to
hs Senate, and at the bar thereof, In the
n,me of the House Of Representatives and
If all the people Of the United States, do
;mpeach Andrew Johnson, President of
me L uited States, of high crimes and mis-
5cmcanors, and acquaint the Senate that
tbe House of Representatives will in due
time exhibit particular articles of impeach.
ment against him, and make good the
same.
"Resolped, That said committee do de.
mand that the Senate take order for the
appearsnce Of the said Andrew johnson
to answer to said impeachment"
As soon as the reading of the resolutions
vas flashed, Judge Bingham moved to
Law the report and the whole subject oil
impeachment on the table. Mr.. Stevens
said be wanted the yeas and nays recorded
on that motion, so that the country might
know who was and who was not in favor OF
taking cognizance ofthe high crimes and
misdemeanors committed by the Presi-
dent. The vote was then taken, and
stood: Yeas-Messrs. Bingham, Beaman,
Paine, Hulburd, Brooks, and Beck. Nays
Nessrs. Stevens, Boutwell,, and Farms.
worth. So the entire matter was laid on
the table, and the committee adjourned.
Mr.. Stevens is greatly chagrined at the
result, though he says he did not expec,
much different. BE says that the Repub.
lican party is virtually defeated, and al
through the cowardice Of its own mem
bers. He attaches much Of the blame t
General Grant and his friends, who, hi
says, became frightened and demoralized
for what reason he does not exactly know
!; is his firm belief that had the friends O
Grant, as we'll as Grant himself, kept tbei
hands off, nothing could have saved John
son. So ends the second attempt at inn
peachment.-Stdr.
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WELL Hir.-The New York Iribun,
makes this excellent hit:
"The New York Times has examined
the Johnson-Grant correspondence, and
arrives at the following conclusions: Mr.
johnson is undoubtedly correct in stating
That Grant is liar and sneak. But then
ca the other hand, it is equally certain that
Irant is accurate in declaring that he is
not liar DOR sneak. While both parties
ar are unqrestionably right, it is, neverthe.
Tess, Impossible to see how either Of them
cal be otherwise than altogether wrong
ana II it be true, as there seems no reason
70 doubt, that the Presidents recollection
VI The matters at issue is to be trusted,
.aen nobody can deny that Grants beha-
H ,,oF bias been strictly proper, and so has
VT, Johnson's; both, however, having to a
"shl degree deviated from strict veracity,
Snhout, ii should be added, in any way
aaectlng their character for integrity and
na'hiuness. If so, why not Whereby,
"la!s the odds? Awast there!"
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The new volume of Hon. A. Fl. Ste
phens, of Georgia, 4 Constitutional Vie,o
of the Late Var .Betaoeen the States-ItS
Causes, Character, Conduct, and Results.
The general scope of the work, as stated
by the author, is. intended to embrace !:
"First. An inquiry into the nature of
the Government of the United States; OF,
the nature of that union which exists be-
tween the States under the Constitution,
with the causes of conflict of principles,
which led to resort to arti1s; and the
character of the war thus inaugurated.
Secondly. The conduct Of the war on
both sides, so far as it affected constitu-
tional principles, with its final results upon
the organic structure of the entire system
of American democratic free institutions"
,S,in -..r s.s t...-s =. a.esrsE. Z E.l
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SUTHERLAND, 14os

Street, RICHMOND, va, S&Sk@
IMPORTER ANDsDEALER IN EW\
GUNS, RIFLES, PiST0LSNXre apTT.
DIES Our recent importation OF Guns
embraces the finest goods for the prices eyer IN
Just received; 1000 GOO ELY's CAPS, IN
cuaFter and one-tenIh boxes. agent ioa 20
Iningtnuis celebrated firearms, w ~
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The Claims against the Confederate
Agents Abroad.
WASHINGTON, February l4.-The Gov
eminent is pushing the claims against the
Confederate agents abroad. Some $1,000
900 of property has been attached in
France, and the claims against Mr.. McRea
approximate sl2,OOO,oOO more. BE also
sold twenty-six ships to various parties,
against whom proceedings are about being
instituted.
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TELEs4RAPHIC NEWS

The President,s State Dfnner-Abous
Shsrman's Bsll 20 Admit Alabama.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February 14.-The Presi-
dents FIRST State dinner took place to.
night, and was attended by all the mem
beers of the Cabinet save Stanton.
Sherman's bill to admit Alabama, If it
shall pass at all, will not succeed by q
strict party vote. Several senator's to.
day announced that they would oppose it,
and General Butler says he will do all he
can to defeat it in the House.
W.
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"THE GHosT."-His Majesty, with the
exception of Sunday night last, made but
little demonstration at the hotse of Mr..
Moon. On that night two gentlemen were
asleep on the lower floor, Mr.. Moons
family having retired above. Late at
night heavy rapping against the house
awoke the female portion of the family,
but the gentlemen below were much fa-
tigued, and slept SO soundly that Mr..
"Ghost" made his escape before they
were used.-Scottsville Register.
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The Markets.

New York, February l4-Noon.-Flour
steady. Wheat firm. Corn 1a@1c. lower.
RIVE firm. Oats dull and declining. Pork
heavy at s25.l21a. Lard heavy at l49
147Sc. Cotton shade lower at we.
Gold, l4O4. Sterling, 1898. United
States bonds-Old, ll1as. Virginia 6's,
4Ob. Tennessee SIS, ex-coupons, 641s;
new do, COZ.
Evening.-Cotton A@kc. lower; sales
of 2,lO0 bales at 2014920kc. Flour less
active at unchanged prices. Wheat un-
changed. Corn closed heavy; mixed
western, sl.26Gs1.2s; southern white,
s1.249s1.2S; New Orleans, sl.l5@sl.27.
Oats, s4hc. Mess pork-New, S23.3711a;
old, s22.50. Lard, l4@l4Ac. Groceries
quiet. Rosin, s3.05G$7. Turpentine, IS
066c. Freights dull-Cotton, per sail,
&c.; per steam, 1875:
Governments dull and steaoy. Nor,h
Carolina rs, 81. Sterling, 100 569lO9A.
Gold was excited during the Afternoon,
and reached 14l11s, but closed at l4O9G
1905.
BALTIMORE, February 14.-Cotton dull
and nominal at 2012c. Flour more active
for low grades; City Mills shipping extra,
slO. 1851. Wheat quiet. Corn firm
prime white and yellow, Sl.20. Oats &C.
tive at 7sGsoc. Rye firm at sl.65. Pro-
visions quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI, February 14.-Flour steady.
Corn, 83G85. Mess pork, s22.25; shoul-
ders, l0hc.; clear sides, 1874.
ST. Louis, February l4.-Flour very
dull. Corn advancing, and quoted at 500
ssc. Provisions firm and in good demand
Mess pork, s22 .50Gs22.75. Clear SIDES
l2A@isc.; shoulders, l0c. Lard, 1875.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February H.
Spirits turpentine firm at 59c. Resins &C &C
tive strained, 50 2OG$2.25; No. Q, $3.50
No. j. $s.25. Middlipg cotton t1rm al
ls5<c. Tar firm at s2.55. 49,, II, -
CHARLEsros, February l4.-Cotton de-
cIined M0bc.; sales, 600 bales; re-
ceipts, 1,02O bales; middling, 1870.
| AUGUSTA, February 14.-Cotton active
INIT easier. Sales, LAO bales. Receipts
700. Middling, ls1a@l8Ac.'
| SAVANNAH, February l4.-Cotton dull
and nominal sales, 500 bales; receipts
s,27l bales; middlings, l9A@l9hc.
New ORLEANS, February A.--Cottol
easier; middling, 1870. Sales, 2,7o'
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A YANKEE WOMAN IN PARls.-The pri-
vate representative of that great country
who had succeeded in obtaining from
sour " Minister ticket to the Tnileries
ball having managed, either by mistake
or design, to attach herself to the party
under the immediate patronage of the
Princess Murat, was addressed by the En-
press with some pleasing remarks in
French, which, not being understood by
the lady, she answered with very USUAL
twang, QuoiS Her Majesty, with the
slightest possible look Of surprise, having
repeated the remark, received the same
reply, Quoi? When, turning to the Prin-
cess Murat with more decided Indication
of surprise, ct once received from the
Prinress an assurance that the person who
had been guilty of such breach of ETH
quette did not belong to her party, nor did
she know how she managed to attach her
self to it.-Paris Letter-BuKnaore Gazette.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-N.
B. Lee, Esq, has recovered his horse and
buggy, stolen in December last. He traced
them to Laurel, in the State of Delaware.
He saw his horse hitched to a wagon, and
claimed it. Tie proofs of Identification of
horse, buggy, and harness, were SO con-
vincing that Mr.. Lee had no difficulty in
recovering everything. -Norfott Journal.
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JeaUeElerS. do.

TEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, con-
81 sisting of beautiful patterns Of Diamond
Sets, Rings, Pins, sc. A large variety Of
Stone, Cameo, Pearl, Amethyst, Carbuncle,
Etruscan, Garnet, Jet, and other sets Of Jew.
elry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's WATCHES,
first quality, beautiful styles, and warranted
Also, GOLD WATCH CHAINS Of new and
beautiful patterns. SILTERWARE in full
SETS and an extensive assortment Of silver
articles in cases, &C., for presents; also, Sill.
yer Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Knives,
Mugs, Goblets, Casters, Card Gases. Porte
monnaies, Napkin Rings, and Cream Pots and
Sugar Dishes. Call and select at the old es-
tablished stand 1912 Main street.
JOHN H. TYLER CO.,
de 81 successors to Mitchell & Tyler.
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STILL THEY CoME.-Of course! Three
democratic victories in one day will do
Not that they are so great in point of num-
berS, bat they indicate Enthusiastically the
dyiI, OF popular sentiment. Elections were
held on Tuesday iu BiDghampton, Ogdens-
burg, and Erwin, all this State, which re-
suited in victories for the Democrats,
though each place has long been Radical
stronghold - World.
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Dry Goods.

TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE.
KEACHSe OLD STAND, G. ORNER
NINTH AND BROAD STREETS. We have
4 large and varied assortment Of goods In our
line. which we are offering nt greatly reduced
prices. Dress Trimmings and Buttons in
Colored Yarns. Tidy and Knitting Cotton,
Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Ladies' Travelling
Bags and Baskets, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
and Cloth Brushes; together with large and
ing Goods, consisting Of Merino Vests and
Drawers, Collars, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Neck Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, &C.
The public, and ladies particularly, are In.
yited to call and examine our stock.
'-71sE aRMISTEAD & BIBB, sasR
corner Ninth and Broad streets,
fec Valentine Place.
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Adjourned till Monday.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, February 1.-THE
Convention in this State is undoubtedly
carried. The Conservatives Voted against
or abstained from voting at all. No gene
raj returns have been received.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Seven- Thirty -Bonds-Pardon of Com.
Farroao-ReceiptS from the Whiskey
Taz-The Ne,O Military Department.
General Sheridan in Temporary Command
of the Missouri Department-Probable
Rejection of Senator Thomas, de-, dc.
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Latest Foreign NeHs.

PARIS, February l4.-Ministerial changes
conciliatory of the Liberal party are ru-
mored.
FLORENCE, February l4.-Answering q
question in Parliament, Aenebrea stated
that the Government had dispatched seven
ships to the river La Plata. He gave no
further particulars.
LONDON, February 14-Noon.-Consols,
93h. United States bonds, IN.
LONDON, February 14-Euenang.-Con-
soils, s316. United States bonds, 7zS.
LIVERPOOL, February 14-Noon.-Oot-
ton quiet sales estimated at 5000 bales
sales for the week, ll4,Oo0 bales, of which
spectators took $4,000 bales, and export.
ers $4,000 bales; stock, 288, 600 bales, OF
which $4,000 are American. breadstnns
and provisions quiet. =,
Afternoon. Cotton easier; sales WIZ
reach 10000 bales. The amount OF COT
ton adoat for Liverpool is 240, GOO bales,
including 100000 American. Lard. DOC
Liverpool, February 14-Euensng:-
Cotton closed firmer; uplands, 8HgS%
Orleans, sA@8zS; sales, 10000 bales.
Manchester sdvicss unfavorable. Bread.
stufYs and provisions unchanged. sugar
as. Turpsntlne advanced TO 53s. hoaii
unchanged. 5000 z9k
PARIS, February l4.-The bullion 10 sne
Rank of France has increased 1000, 0et
g. = rha37 2a,,rsa In higher, and rentei
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Dea.h Of nm Old Printer.

MOBILE, Ala, February A.-a.sam :.
Henry, the oldest printer in Mobile, died
this morning, aged aixty-twoi
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News FROM ALABAMA.-We have lost
The Constitution in Alabama. The Presi-
dent has done il all.-NeU York Tribune.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY
" QRno No 12s Min street. hetWeeu Sc.

Y Office, No. 72s Main street, between Sc
yenrh and Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is now running
daily from RICHMOND to STAUNTON. and
tri. weekly to all points between STANTON
Also. daily from BALTIMORE to RICH
MOND and from BALTIMORE to STAUN-
TON. a $50
Further, daily to all the intermediate points
between Staunt ton, Harrisonburg, and Mount
Jackson, Stanton, Lexington and Natural
Bridge; and tri-weekly from Staunton to
Bath Alum, Warm, Hot. and Healing Springs
White Sulphur Springs, Lswisburg; and
Charleston, Kanawha county.
Goods called for and delivered at all points
in the city.
Alao, daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Lynchburg and all intermediate points on the
Norfolk and Petersburg and Southside ran,
and DanYille railroad to Burkeville.
Money and valuables forwarded with dis
patch. 8Eslss
For further information apply 70
fe l4-3m A. W. CARRIER, agent.
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
lM CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BRO
KERS apd COMMISSION MERCHANTSf for
the purchase and sale of LEAF and MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignments. Re-
fer to A. F. HARVEY, President Of National
Bank of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, Va. Messrs. H. MRsssNagR& Co.,
New York; Messrs. JOHNSON THoAPsos,
Boston, Mass. Jy24
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Arrest of the Ex-Comptroller Of Geor
gia by Military Authority.

MACON, GA, February IA special
telegram to the Telegraph, dated Rome,
Ga, the 18th, says: "Ex-Comptroller
Burns was arrested to-day by order OF
General Meade, and is now confined in
the barracks, for refusing to deliver up the
records of his office.'
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOTi

1850 MAIN bTnSEIY
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
M. GOLDEN. the Cheapest Window Shade
man. 1, still at his old tricks, keeping down
high prices. He has the largest assortment Of
SHADES in the city; latest styles In Gold,
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the fix.
lures to match.
CLEAR THE TRACK! 80
High prices, down you come! All know
GOLDEN; he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad street. *
TABLE OILCLOTH,
In Mahogany, Rosewood Oak, and Marble,
and all the colors Black, for covering car
riages, In Drill and Duck; loo Paper Shades
at your own price.
n. B. Shades made to order. Storekeepers
and pedlers supplied at New York prices
la 29-Sm
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bales. Receipts, 6, zs7 bales. Salss for
the week. 81 500. Receipts for the week,
Es3,lsl. Exports coastwise. 2,553 for
eign, e,72o. Stock, 1854.
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r WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
Il FORM my friends and customers and the
public generally that have received another
addition TO my stock of new and fashion able
Hair Goods Curls, Frizettes, Braids, lou
pees, etc. Also, some Of those long, thick
Curls. Particular attention paid to the manu-
facture and repair of hair jewelry and all
other kinds of jewelry.
WILLIAM WILDT,
de IA No. 2ll Broad street.
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7AnT GARY STREET.-300 barTels
SytJ1 JAMES RIVER CEMENT,
=. 90 half barrels Roe HEARINGS,
Ssasl8 sMACKEREL.i Ia kits ;%S 49, e
3 4 PLASTERERS' HAIR
CIDER VINEGAR,

= Te4lg3 p N. T. PATE,
ia4 1907 Gary street.
TAMES MACHIR HoGE, ATTORNEY
eb AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
RIcHAosp, Va, will practice In all the courts
OF the city OF Richmond and adjoining coun-
ties. Bankruptcy causes attended TO, and
particular attention paid TO collections. ofioe
over National Bank Of Virginia Address
post.ofnce boz 49, Do JOS"
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ESTABLISHED 1854.

LOOK AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
Oyster Crackers, loo. Water Crackers, loo.
Snice Nnts. ISc. Cream Crackers, 15c.
Sugar Crackers. 1sc. CRACKER Dust, 12E.
Sugar takes, 6oc. Moiasses Cakes, ooc'
Arrowroot Crackers, 15c.
And all kinds of PLAIN, FANCY. and OK.
PIES, wholesale and retail.
n. B.-Liberal discount given to merchants.
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NOWLAN & CO..
ARE OPENING
ELEG ANT WATC II ES
JEWELRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
OF THE --LATEST STYLES
AND PATTERNS,
at corner of Main and Tenth streets.
Tde p
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Paris. February A.-The bullion 10 the the
Bank of Francs has increased 2,ooO,ooo
francs. The Bourse is higher, and ren 's
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
~ Dr.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
for fpTnN les.


A CERTAIN REMEDY
for all complaints SO peculiar TO The sex-viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Reten-
ton, Pain. in the Back and Loins. Pressing.
down Pains, Rush Of Blood to the Head. Dig
illness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heayiness, Fatigue on any Slight Exertion,
PaIpitatlon of the Heart, and that most an.
noying, weakening, and the beginning OF al
other female weaknesses,
THE LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
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Hosses and Males forsaaIe.

-
49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EOR SALE, q 6ne HARNESS and SAD.
u DIE HORSE, perfectly reliable d.
In gear, only dix years Old, And war ~
ranted sound aud to ride elegant
Address, for particulars. =. i. e.
70 e-aw.s boz q. Loaisa 0onrthonsss w:
20 YOUNG MULES. JUST FHoA
CU KENTUCKY. inst reesssed AZ as i1N
the EXCHANGE LIVERY ANuEA.
SALE STABLEs. FIankl,nn sp ssSss sniss hie
fnr farm AZ p M which wlli sell At fAir
invite the attention q the fay 'ysa,,s an e
s,s,,atlor lat or stock, and promise tbsSa
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