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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Na,cl


Cofte.-Transacticns are limited 10 q .,r. H.,
ltlo and Lasuayra taken from second harls :.
saItc, on lime
Flour.-We have 10 notice al unusually a.. :,
week Tor bread siufs, generally. AMI Tie leteip
OF few a., : later in;eiise.ce fc;E Frsiard h.
had no rercefiible effect on The mare,; we hir
however TIA! toward, the ccst here is : li,,.
more OF an export enqnry Tor Flour, sales II
do not reach $500 bis nlostly made Il, x -
Grain.-The obstructed sia;c OF The ra",cst.. !
has prevented arrivals by water, and il y :.
We only hear Of sales OF II 1890 bushels >
reds from stores, part .or starch making. Ii,
lCSc. Corn is held higher cv inc 10 = rise II (.
Eastern markets; but there is ony imie' +
mant-saes C! Southern yellow 62c. Pea.
H. G2 G3c., round Is Gle. white co.
Sugar tie marked is firm with ralneg snr-
ward tendency; we are ADVISED q. sales ID Fl, ~
ten; Of $50 hhts. New Orleans a, ~ o.. III.
$40 bids. OLD crop Porto Rico al ! a re.
SpirIs.-Whlskey market has tec'.s
nearly bare; sales Of hhds. al 23c, s;nl.. ...e,
23t; b5ls 24c.-lC 5. Gazette.
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COsIMERCIAI. IlECOHi.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Mach +,

RICHMOND MARKETS, March 10
TOBACCO-No change--very iuIe ,oir,.
prices nnal,ered. All descriptions il TAR dem.,
FLOUR-Dull; held at 81 Ss 5 90.
WHEAT-lU0 cents for red, and los Gems i.
white.
CORN-n demand. Sales al SIS q CO...
per bushe
OATS-Fsom wagons and railroad 10 !.
cents per bushel, and from vessel, s. a 81 81,
PROVISIONS.-BAcox: CITY Cured J.,
Smilhfeld, II cts Baltimore anc -
Sides, CT !; Shoulders 5: c; Hans 5 : !.
LARD Richmond and smihfeld, c; Bal.
lmore Cents.
WHlSKEY-Barrel> -, hhds. 2G c,s
BRANDf-Otard, Dupuy & Co, > q !.
2 SO; A. Seisnelle, IS; Imitation IS a 50 -.
Sazerac, 3 10 3 80; Peach, dull a. so 100 !,
Virginia Apple, (old,) rs cents.
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A large meeting OF the Democratic party OF
Frederick county was held at Winchester on the
Cd March. On motion of Il. E. Byrd, Jacob
Hieronimus was called TO the Chair, and J. C.
Bcwyer appointed secretary Wear glad 10 see
that Gen James H. Carson and VIM. Wood,
Esq, have been unanimously nominated for The
next Legislature Such ticket canno! fail and
old Frederick will not again be misre7resented.
MIR. keenan, rose and delivered spirited ad-
dress, highly approving The result, at which the
convention had arrived, and moved vote OF
thanks to Gen. Carson for the efficient services
rendered by him during the pas, winter, il vindi-
cation cfihe rights the people ard The purity
OF the elective franchise. His motion being Sc
oondej, il was carried in The affirmative by a
unanimous vote"
Our friend Gen. G. richly deserves his conp!i-
ment al the hand Of his constituents, bu, they
should 'cinch The naip By sending him 10 Rich
mond 10 represent them ably ard fullv.
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Valuable Rocks.

TELY PUBLISHED
TIME Greece OF the Greeks, By q. a Y
i carts, 2vols.
Ari>t, Merchant and Statesman, ~ &
warts Lester, 9 yols.
Floreniine Histories, " Machaveli :,
Citizen o. q Repabic, ~ Celia, vol
Rambles by Land and Water, by lie cute
Ramhes in lncaran. VOL
Pfairi-dom. or Rambles and sci@ioyts
Texas, by Souhron, vol.
Moniezuma, the last OF The Az,ecs, - h-N
Maturin, . vols
Over The Ocean, by a Lady of New i,
volume.
Trippines in Autho.land, by Fam Fore
vol
Autobiography OF Alheri, the Tragic .c'
volume
Challenge Of Bare,a, by p. Azrglio, !
Burning on Chronic Diseases, vol
For sale al The Bookstore Of
DRINKER & MORRIS.
March 10 81 Maic
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. s, South
y Street.
Let the world say wha, they can,
For selling prizes STRA.ToS's the nan
Drawn numbers OF Monongaia Lottery, :
10, March g:
10 81 Al CT IL 25 63 10 II 30 is 81 Il
Ticket Nos. Al Gl Prize Of SsOo.
Half Nos 6 10 G. Five more ca
Nos 10 A a. Isold and paid y
Nos. 80 Al G3 Lo,lery ~
Nos. 10 AS 81 STRATTQ,
Drawn numbers Of Alexandria Lottery, Ga
March TIN:
"A 50 43 63 l5 60 I AZ 81 So s..
Ticket Nos. 81 a 63, prize Of so y,
sold and paid by STRAIT =.
Draw numbers in Leesburg, No. 10, Mac.
65 60 3 II 70 % ! 10 Sc n % u ~ .
March 10
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The following eloquent d |dress Of Mr. Speaker
Goode will satisfy our readers that our eulogistic
comments did but justice 10 lis merits. We re-
grc that we could not procure a copy Of Mr..
Sfeakc. SCOTS appropriate and feeling valedic-
tory:
vALEDICToRY IF WILLIAM o. GOoDE, ESQ
SPEAKER CT THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Gentlemen should be obdurate and cold a.
marble, if Gid not acknowledge the presence OF
strong emotion; an emotion strengthened deep
ened, heightened by the terms and tenor Of the
resolution which you have adopled-as we'll as
by the circumstances transporting around me-
When, al The opening Of he session, you paid
me the compliment 10 call me 10 preside over
your deliberations, my heart throbbed with a
pure delight; but even al that moment, | aspired
10 The sill higher enjoyment which results from
The united and spontaneous Judgment OF approval
on the part OF those who had SO generously con-
idcd The trust. That satisfaction now enjoy
all unmerited, know, but sill complete.
In my efforts 10 secure your approval, can
say with perfect ruth that have earnestly en-.
deavored 10 administer the functions OF my Office
with fairness, efficiency, and impartiality-
seeking 10 preserve the order and dignity of the
House-ever anxious 10 advance the true int
rests Of the State-ever resolved to observe The
most scruprlous imparali,y between the indivi-
Gual'mc,nbeIs Of The body. And if have ever
deviaied from This rule, ! can say with equal
TRUTH j, has been against those irieLds in whom
could confde 10 appreciate NJ contuc, and my
motives.
Il were impossible | should not have fell n,y
own imperfeclions in Gischatging the duties OF
the Chair; but, for this ccnsc iousness OF INV
own weakness, / have been doubiy compen-
saed by the Astounding evidence OF The kind, in.
dulgeni spirit Of The House Throughout the
whole of my official term, the power OF the
Chair ard The authority OF lis decisions have
been respected and maintained Not one Of lis
judgments stands IeveTsed-not solitary appeal
stands entered on The journal. Under circum-
stances Of momenlary excitement single ap-
peal was once demanded; but on the mere
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FAEEIiCES.

Married, on Wednesday the 25th FEBRUARY by
the Rev Edward Howell, JAMES NJ HoLLAsD,
Esq, 10 Miss ELIZABETH A. DAuoHrREY, all OF
Nansemond County, Va.
Married on Tuesday, The Sd inst, by the Rev.
Jacob K Daugh!rey, Mr.. JOSEPH WoMBLc 10
Miss MARTHA RAwLs, all Of Nansemond County,
Va
Married, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,
at The Episcopal Church, BY The Rev. S. Parer-
son, Mr.. ALBERT \. AuGrsr, Of Clinton, Miss
formerly Of Richmond, Va, 10 Miss VIRGINIA E.
WOOD, oil this city, VtekInrs Wig.
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IlENh n. WISE
Capt. Henry Henry, U. S. ship Plymouth, harbor
OF Rio Janeiro.

THE SMITHSONIAN BILL reported to The House
is, in some respects different from any Of the bills
previously reported. It provides that the interest
now due and amounting 10 $4,000, shall be ex-
pended in the erection of suitable public build.
nss, upon any Of the unoccupied grounds Of The
city. II provides $50 for two Proiessorshps-
one OF Normal School, and one OF Agriculture
and that len thousand dollars year shall be de-.
voted 10 each Of these objects. The bill also pro-
vides for other professorships, but they are moi
named in the Bill.
The Institution, il is also provid i, shall be in
corporaed by Congress, and the money shall be
loaned 10 the Government OF The Unie,i States,
paying an interest of six per cenlum. The nte-
rest alone is 10 be expended each year
The House received this measure with so much
favor, this morning, that it is 10 be hoped ha, the
present Congress will relieve itself from the dis
grace oilonger delay.
Correspondent ofhe ~ y. Express.
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From CH,sA-The snip Ion9ua Capt. Pal.
mer, has arrived in New York, fIom Macao
whence she sailed ID December The British
Governor, Davis, al Hong Kong, had received
visit from the High Imperial Commissioner
keyng, and that, in return, His EIcellency was
about 10 visit The Commissioner within the walls
OF Canton. This fact is very significant, and
shows that the preludices ct the Chinese are Civ
ing way.
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NEW WORK MARKET li,reh :

is said 10 amount 10 II COO bb.>.. :. p.icsS rar
ing from s5 i3: 50 icr Geassee, w.sf
marke, closed. Holders were fran al he L
figure We do not hear OF much doing IL SCI
eru. Baltimore is quoted al 90. 5 =
Georgetown and Brandywne al ) 50 :, =:
A few sales in Wheat were effected !Cr = i.
III. Corn-Soulhern yellow, &c.
white ca G5. c. weight; jersey white TO-,
CorroS-The sales 10 day were erue i.
rate, bnt al steady prices. There is bu' u.
amount ON sale, and il is held at hrn 'ae.
vii! be soon lha, We have altered our GU Al
10 conform 10 the present established rales
LIVERPOOL CLAsslFIcATIcS
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GRAND EXHIBITION or LLUMl

GRAND EXHIBITION OF ILLUMlN
VI TED CHEMICAL DIORAMAS !,
Fellows Hall, on Thursday Evening, Magcr
|. Milan Cathedral
,. Cruci6xior.
3 Holy Sepu!chre.
1 Belshazzar's Feast.
r. WINTER begs leave 10 inform The 4
zens Of Richmond ard its vicinity, that his eI
lion will be open on Ihnyslnp ErenirG, Nj.
l2th and continue for shorI lime oniy, when
russ that his endeayors 10 please may meet y
a liberal share Of patronage.
IT Admission 50 cents Doors open al :.
hibilion commencing at S o'clock precisely. |
lull particulars, see programme Marcm ~
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A PAcryic Sicx.-The New Olleans Plea.
yune Of The frs, Nj rch announces that "in con-
iormiiy with instructions received from The Mex-
can Consul General at New York, Mr.. O. L..
Dabels,een, The Mexican Vice Consul here will
open his Office tomorrow, for The despatch Of
business"
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az peace and an evidence, that VIC sincerely desire
hc present "entangng alliance" 70 give way 70
some definite understanding.
In advancing these ideas in favor OF nes"liauo"
aud settlement within the Limits OF those VINO sci
up an extreme claim, We know not what
may BE- he views of lie President, CT those "hiSh
in authority" al Washington. We ieel, however,
ia, Ne spe k he sentiments of me ReP"o''eaH
Parry Of Virginia. We are confident thd' '"e
pre,iden, will 20 his duty, saa make ever e"'''
70 sustain he reasonable right, OF The nat'oh' a"u
# The same lime maintain pcace-and III Ills
!. vii h. cordially sustained by the people
We hope that every Republican member OF Con-
-rcss will stand by him Tor, in 50 doing We are
sure ,ha! he will guard The naiiona! honor AMI
interests, and place his principles beyond dagger
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AN ACT
To amend an act entitled San act 10 prevent frau
in branding Tobacco"

(Pasad March 5M, 1860
Be il enacted Gy the General Assembly, That The
act entitled "an act TO prevent fraud in branding
Tobacco passed March, llth 1885, shall be AND
The same is hereby amended, so as 10 require Thai
every cask, keg and box OF Tobacco shall te
branded by the manufacturer oti with The name Of
the city, town or place al which il was manufac-
lured under The like penalties, as are prescribed
in The said act, for using false or improper brands
This act shall be in force from the passing
,hersnf
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DEATHS.

Died, a: his residence in Chesterfield county,
on The ll,h day Of February, Mr.. Levy EswsY,
aged 81 years The day OF his death.
The fall of an aged tree, whose venerable limbs
have shaded us during boyhood's sunny hours, is
observed with regret; but when that object COM
bnes with lie and nature, and parakeS o! The
synpa,hirs Of kindred ties how deep IS that re,
greet A large circle Of devoted relatives and
friends are left 10 deplore their loss. For years
his health was very good, seldom finding il ne
ce.sary 10 resoI, 10 medical aid for relief His
early life was marked with the difficulties Incl
deni 10 that period in The history Of our country
When The voice of freedom called forth an ou'-
ragged country 10 defence OF its rights, he went,
and barred his bosom 10 the bayonet OF the
invading foe He was engaged in several san
culinary struggles during The war OF The Revolu-
ton After his military services were over, he
returned 10 his home and lived esteemed and re-
spected by all his acquaintance, as an upright
citizen and kind neighbor.
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To Msssss. CRAWFORD W. HALLAxD EDw'n 4. y
TAKE Notice, that ] SHALL on the Alb "a, 2.
L next, at the Clerk Office Of thc Coun$ .
FIuvanna, pIocred To take tho dispositions OF q
She phe I'd, Jr and oiher', 10 rs read az ,vidrfe
sui, In Chancery, now depending IN lbe CiTcni1
Court Of Law and Chancery for he s.'i g..
FIuvannn, wherein | an plaintiff, an. you acc
are defendants Yours. &c,
March i0-wt4thApril ARCH'D "a
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SOMETHING OF VALUE TO FARMERS.
TINE CULTIVATOR, monthly journal,
l. devoted 10 Agriculture, Horticulture, Flo
ricui!nrc, and 10 domestic and rural economy, H.
.u>.raicd with tnsrsv;gs oi Farm houses and
farm huiliinss," improved breeds OF cattle,
horses, sheep, swine and poultry, farm in,ps-
ments domestic utensils, &c.-New series, yo-
Tunes Isl and end. just received. and for sale bv
A. G. PENDLETON,
March 10 No. l6 Main ST.
TIME BUILDERS GUIDE.-A Practical
4 Treatise on Grecian and Roman Archilec-
lure, together with specimens of the Gothic style
Also. Practical Treatise on Geometry, Decimal
Fractions Nensuraliun and Carpentry and JOIN
erv. by Chester Hills, Practical Architect; revised
and improved, with adlic:.s Villa aad School
House Architecture, by Fl. Austin, Architect, and
Henry Barnard, Esq
The above valuable work has JUS. been pub
lished For sale by D c. KING,
March ID Next door to the Post Once.
MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE
lu & co.
Drawing of Glani Consolidated No 8;
Sc IS 81 GO II SO l3 40 "a %
Tickets - IS GO and IL IS AZ. Two prizes OF
PAINE & CO.
v,
IS 10 81 &c IS 10 2 70 50 70 %
Half Tickets 2 % 81 and 10 IS 81, 800, Two
''''' PAINE s co.
gr Two more ty the Last Mail. II
Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass 10:
80 GO SIS So IS so 81 3 &C 25 SO 81
Tickets 3 80 81, 81 900, Both sold and paid
IS 81 So 500, by
March 10 PAINE & co.
TURPIN'S OFFlCE.-Who Nos : 65 IL
i a prize oil 200 dollars sold yesterday.
Drawn Nos Leesburg Lottery, No. 10, March 2:
65 GO 3 II 70 % 7 10 ST "a % 70 40 "A 40
Z G5 Ia prize Of 200 dollars sold in the
above.
Drawn Nos Alexandra Lottery No 10, March !:
A SO 43 63 Is 60 AZ 81 4G 81
$4,000 dollars Capital This Morning. IS pri-
yes of 900 dollars, 40 OF $50, &c. Tickets IS.
70 Nos, Is drawn A fine Package Scheme.
Risk Oh package of Wholes only $50 % q.
Quarters IA o.
Sales close a, Il o'clock.
This Evening $1,000 lor2 So
Prize Tickets al TURPlNS
Just below The Market,
g-r $4,000 dollars CAPITAL for Saturday next.-
~ Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl5.
See Scheme in another column Of the paper,
and forward orders al once, addressed 10
March 10 w. P. TURPIN.
TIoYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-sl5ooO Capt.
II ,al for today. Tickets only S5-shares in
proportion. Call before II o'clock, and gel prize
al HOYT'S OFFICE,
No. 3, Exchange.
Drawing OF Monongalia Lottery, Class No. 10
10 81 Al g. IL 25 63 10 II 80 40 81 A SO
Alexandria, Extra, Class No. So:
10 ~ SO "a 6 ca 10 I 46 Al % 10 I3 Al
Alexandria, Glass No. 10:
"A 50 - IS l5 50 7 48 81 46 g.
| March 10
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NegrOes for Sale.

T OFFER for sale all Of my Negroes in Han
l. over county, consisting OF men, women,
boys and girls, fourteen in number, all OF which
are likely, and some Of which can recommend
as excellen, servants. Ny wish is 10 get them
homes as near as The nature Of The case will jusi-
iy-as some OF them have families, and 10 not,
therefore, wish 10 separate them. | would sell
them on a long credit, or exchange tro thousand
dollars worth OF them Tor real estate Address,
Hanover Courthouse, or Richmond Posi- Office
WILLIS w. WINGglELD
p S Ali persons having claims against me-
will please present them. w. W. w.
March l0-it
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Mr.. Winters Chemical Paintings, advertised
ior exhibition al the Odd Fellows Hall on Thurs.
day Evening next, are tavorably spoken Of BY
many Of our Northern exchanges
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In Chesterfield county yesterday Jno. W. Jones,
ESQ. was nominated as the Democratic candi-
date Tor Inc House Of Delegates. MIR. j., We
learn, has accepted the nomination. lie is loo
well known 10 the country 10 render one word
from us necessary.
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To conclude with new PAS De D..j&
Miss LEE and Mr.. SMl'fE.
ET Prices of Admission-B IS els
SO cts; Coiorcd Gallery % cents.
March 10
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

In Po,riatan County Court, february 81, 1876
Ilbeing announced TO The Court that joins W
DANCE, long member Of This bar, and Com
missioner of The Court, has this day died. as les
linonial respect Tor The memory oithe deceased,
a man most eslimable in all The relations OF lie;
whose merit was only exceeded by his motesty;
and whose qualities and services as member oil
the bar, and citizen, if less brilliant than those
of many others, have hardly been surpassed By
any in usefulness; 1t is ordered, that The melan-
choly event be entered on the records ofIhe Court,
and that il he recommended TO the members OF Inc
Court, its officers, and bar, wear the usal badge
Of mourning for one month.
And il is ordered, that copy of these proceed
ines be sent 10 the family OF the deceased, and
also 10 the Richmond newspa pers for publication
Copy. Tesle. WIN. S. DANCE, G.
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BOSTON.

- This distinguished HORSE, VIZ
NA fornances on ths turf "are ursfia
TA whose colts have, MS far az tf'd' :
-l-L- commonly successful, 20 much so' Y.
one but one) that has been trained has lern
will stand this Spring ut my plantation, OAK
county Of Chesterfield, abon; twenty hse H..
both Petersburg and Richmond and IL NJ" !.
serve mares at fifty dollars the season, pasa
piralion, which will he fifteenth Jnly hri,'
sent with mares will BE- boarded grs'is, a'i ~.
and well ted, IL wished, n reasonable pr
an Feb b." i1Netis,iun s"' ~ w. r. IoiN
br The Richmond Why and Petersburg ~
will copy, and continue TIL fra lane.
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THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION ]
i course on Theological Education, deli
on the Bicenlenary OF the Westminster As>cc
Of Divines, July, lS43. To which is sttec
vice 10 student preparing Iof the mln>ry.
George Howe, D. D., Professor 81 Bi!!ic:i :
ralure, Theological Seminary olS. c. Pres
cents Fo sale BY
NASH & WOnDHoUSE,
March 10 1877 Main .lree'
r UCk'5 OFFICE. 18Th Srfeer-Dre
IL nuaaeIs 81 Pokomyke Lottery, Cha.
IS 10 81 90 IS 10 , - 80 20 23
Drawing Of Grard Consolidated. Class H..
80 60 s. 80 80 80 &; 3 Sc 25 SO 81
Drawn numbers OF Delaware Lottery, Cts.
25 5 II IS % As SO 80 4 8 5 IS
$1,000 for Wednesday-Tickets ] la.
so; qrs 25. Marc Y
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1916.
Treasury Notes Outstanding.
Amount ofihe several issues out
standing March ], 1916, as per
records Of this office. s55s,ll4 IS
Deduct cancelled notes in The
hands of,hc accounting officers. 1900 co
5546,Ol4 50
r. II. GILLET,
RcgisicT of the Treasury
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MARCH 10TH, 1916

IND SUPPLY OF SPRING DRY GOODS
d Fl. JENKINS is W opening second
II. supply Of Spring Goods, just received from
the North, consisting Of many desirable and new
styles iol Spring and Summer use, and would
respectfully call the attention OF Merchants Fa-
miles a nd others 10 them.
He will continue 10 receive every week during
The season additional supplies OF goods Of The new.
est and mos approved styles; and his friends and
The public generally will always find new, tesi-
rable and cheap Goods al
R. II JENKINS,
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From he Boston Morning Past

AVAL, &C, hO-H ftIO JANEIHO.
On The 22d Of December Mr.. Wise, our mi
nisler TO Brazil, the empress, The mnislc: Of ma
rne, and several Brazilian officers, the American
consul at Rio, Com Stockton, Capt. Dupont, and
the officers OF the U. S. irisae Congress. together
with large number OF citizens OF the U. States
were handsomely entertained on board the s.
sloop-of-war Plymouth, BY her courteous COM
mander, Capt Henry. The Brazilian minister Of
marine examined the ship very infinitely, accom-
panied by Capt. Henry and MIR. Wise, and ex-
pressed himself in the most faering terms OF her
beauty and efficiency. The following leuer from
Mr.. Wise, addressed 10 Capt. Henry, shows the
high estimation with which the Plymouth was
viewed by her distinguished visiers
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Il IN r. A 4 ss i:

A Favoriie Dance, BY Miss Ger
Miss LEE AID MIR. SMITH VII then pei,
The Grand PAS STYRIEN.
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T OST from my desk, check, No POI, dated
IL March 9th, 1876, favor c. L. D.. for SlO6
90 cents, on the Bank of Virginia. The payment
has been stopped, and The finder will oblise me
by returning it. W. NJ. HARklSoN'
March 10
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FOX BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
h cs u Passengers Tor Baltimore ana
GKrI Philadelphia are informed that the
Steamer POCAHONTAS leaves Rockets Ibis
.u.,r---, 80 i-it- D,cs-
age and fare 10 Baltimore only IS. For freight
or passage, apply 10
March 10 HENRY LUDLAM & co.