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.sDRAWERGO Spotted Swiss, Bog
~ Jaconett Null, Cambria, Swiss Mnsli1
Bishop Lawns, sala Bard Muslin just rsceiy
ed al the Store OF IS p-'"N
A C. MENSCp
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ng a q a I1-Ag>a -
TO THE FASHIONABLE AND MI


0V5@s2G.
VsHE undersigned, having just received the
Il latest Paris and New York Fashions
would again beg leave TO inform his numer
ous friends and all the world about Blooms
burg, thai he is now better prepared ;hanev
er to accommodate any one with the neaiest,
easiest and best fitting suits of Clothes that
have been turned out lately !; and not only
that, but he will also do them up in the besi
order, upon the lowest terms.
His shop is at the old stand, (ioo wei
known 10 need further notice) where he ma,
al all times be found, seated upon the bench
of repentance, steadily drawing out the thread
Of affliction, hepeingit may in the end prove
advantageous 10 him and bis customers. He
would also advise his friends TO bear in mino
that poor, afflicted tailors must live, or thew
can'tbe expectedto work. Therefore, Wheat
Rye. Corn, Oats, Potatoes, and with all now
and then little CASH will come mighty
handy from those who are Understanding on
HE book.
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
sthe laborer is worthy of his hire.u 10
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, April i4th, 1853.
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m, . OUoELL,
Ticket and Freiob, Aoan,

-, Ticket and Freight Agent,
N. w. corner Sixth and Chestnut s,s
"a NicoLLs, Superintendent Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad. A''''a
M! i; kckIssocK, Superintendent Cauaw;sea,
"H'amsport and Erie Railroad.
HENRY CoFFIN, Superintendent Williams.
port and Elmira Railroad. '''"'''
July I9, IS55.--lf.
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TERRi BLE1DisCLoSURES
Secrets for the Million!
A most Wonderful and Inuahsable Publication.
Dr.. Hunter,s Medical Mammal,

REING AN ORIGI-
NAL and popular
Treatise on MAN and
WOMAN: their Phys
iology, Functions and
Sexual Disorders of
every kind, with nev-
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1000 TONS No. 1
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

DEBURG'S Original and Genuine, warrant
ed OF superior qualify, the cheapest manure
in the world. Farmers and dealers supplied
at low prices
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Quality Lal.d Plaster,
selected for lis fefliizii quality.
10 900 bushels of same in bnlk.
10000 barrels best quality Ordinary Land
Plaster, equal 10 the best1sualy sold, al the
low price OF 20 cents per bushel or Si.f0
per barrel, with a deduction for large lots.
25,00G bushels of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Calcined Plaster.
1000 :" Casting +"
500 Dentist y"
5000 " Hydraulic Cement.
1000 F" True Roman
Peruvian GuaMO.
This article we offer in confidence 10 orr
customers, as equal TO any imported, and far
superior 10 most in the market.
0,000 bags Of this superior Guano, for sale,
at the lowesl market rates. Also, poudrelle,
Mexican Gusno. Ground Charcoal, sc. &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS & co.
AT the Steam Plaster Mills. junction York
Avenue and callowhih Street, Philadelphia.
February II, 1856.
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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,
RIDGE AVEN UE, PHILADELPHIA.
. THE attention Of the Inhabitants Of Penn
sylvania are invited to the extensive Manufac.
tory and Warerooms of the subscriber, who is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Iron
Railing ofevery description, fnr Cemeteries,
Fountains Chairs, Setiees, Lions, Dogs and
other ornamental iron works Of decor alive char
acte-. Purchasers may rely on having all ar
ticles carefully boxed and shipped to their des-
tination. A book of designs will be furnished
to those wishing 10 make selections.
ROBERT WOOD.
Ridge Avenue, belo,e Spring Garden s.,
PH1LADELPHlA.
September Of. g55. ~ I 81
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Tinwars q Stove Establishment.

TinWare q Stove Establishment.
TTHn's UNDERSIGNED Respectfully IN.
u forms his old friends and customers, that
he has purchased his brothers interest in the
above establishment, nd the concern will here
after bs conducted by himself exclusively. He
"A. has just received and offers for sale the
7 largest and most extensive assortment
mentcf FANCY STOVES everintro
ducsl into this market.
ssovepipe aud Tinware constantly on hand
and manufactured toorder All kinds Of 10
pairing done, as usual, on short notice,
The patronage of old friends and new Gus.
TONERS is respectfully solicited. y
A. M. RUPERT.
bloomsburg, Jan. 10, 1888 If.
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PerUVIahH GU0llO.
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
Manufacturer of

WIRE.SILK HAIR CLOTH SELVES
COURSE, medium and fine in mesh; large,
middie.sized and small in diameter
Metallic Cloths or Wouen Wire,
of the best qualities. various sizes of mesh,
from Nos. TO 80 inclusive, and from one 10
six fee, in width.
They are numbered so many spaces to
llneal inch, and cut 10 suit,
The subscriber also keeps constantly on
hand
@cAI1mLm1yGs
For Coal, Sand, Ore, Lime, Grain, Gravel,
Guapo, Sumac, Sugar, Salt, Bone, Coffee
Spice, Drugs, Dye Sinfs, sc. Together
with an assortment of asF
Bright and .Anncaled IRON HIRE.
All Of the above sold wholesale or retail,
by J. A. NEEDLES,
81 North Front Street, Phlad'a.
May %, 1S56-Iy.
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sfQuick Returns and Small Profits
A. j. EVANS,

HAS Just received and opened new as
II soriment OF seasonable goods from Phil
adelphia, which he is determined TO sell
quick anu cheap. He has everything desir-
able for LADIES' and
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
and all dry goods for domestic and house,
hold use, suited for the FALL TRADE. He
has also a full supply OF Queensware, Hard
ware, Woodward, Brooms, Looking Glasses,
BOOTS AND SHOES, and good stockof
FRESH eekoeERfTs3
AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE MAR
KET. He will cell at the lowest living profits,
and will make II to the interest of purchasers
10 deal with them.
- Call and see our Stock, .al
Bloomsbury, Aug. 90, 1856.
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PURDON,S EST.

A NY Justice of the Peace wishing 10 pur-
1Achase copy of Pnrdon's Digest, can be
accommodated by applying At he this
Office
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uIup.

On wednesday morning, "a Inst. ADOLPHus
syL0URNOr, son Of Thomas md Martha Q. Crabeass
ased ten months.
invited attend his funenl this morning q
"a o,cIoek corner 18th and Broad nrssts.
aHe tasted Of Hfe's bitter sup,
Refused to drink the potion up;
INT turned his little head aside,
Disrustsd at the taste, and-died.n
ON the evening Of the LET inst, ut Richmond Col
u 81 ofueases, THOs .JUDSON BINTORD, Oldest
son of Rev. Thos. Binford, Of Hsnreo, IN tbs 18th
IN ths it mt amer four ysars standing Of con-
umntion with great christian fsith and calmnes1,
Mr. WILLAMETTE D, 0RUBBS, sged ~ years. con.
sort Of Dsbuey Grubbs, Esq, Of Chesterfield county
Va iesyips large family and an extensive circle q
friends and acqusintances to mourn over her loss.
The funeral sermon will be held Sunday afternooD,
at MT q . residence, at 8 o'clock.
rTCity papers please copy.
On "wednesday !the ID OF April JOSEPHA
GWINN, infant daughter of John Wilder and Eliza
B Atkinson.
The funeral will take place at the Monumental
Church on this (Thnrsday) morning ct II o'clock The
Glands of the family are invited TO attend
The Baltimore and Wilmington, N c., papers please
copy. esr isa15s Sis
Yesterday, about 2 o'clock HIBERNIA. daush
ter OF James B. and Jane Z. Smith, aged 2,yesri
and months. a
The friends and acquantances Of the family are re
ouested to attend the funeral this evening at o'clock
froul'the residence Of her father, Church Hill. =
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April g. Senate.-The Committee
on Foreign Affairs reported joint resolution per
hitting Dr. Kane and bis associates in the search
for the Franklin Expedition, to accept such tokens
of acknowledgment as the British Government
may be pleased to present them
The resolution was debated by Messrs. Cass
1naon and Seward in favor, and Crittenden, Ba
yard and Butler in opposition.
The subject was postponed at the conclusion Of
the morning hour.
Mr. Fessenden made speech on the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, protesting against harsh measures
and advocating the settlement of the difficulties by
negotiation.
Mr. Cas- argued that we should take decided
stand for our rights
Messrs. Bell and Clayton amicably settled their
difficulty of yesterday.
The Senate then adjournedJ
Houss-Nothing was done of interest In the
House. sl." -
The House spent the rest of the day considering
the Senate's amendments to the West Point, Pen
sion, and Deficiency appropriation bills, without
coming to any conclusion
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The French Imperial Baby.

We published yesterday an account of the grand
preparations making for the reception of the impe-
rial infant of France. If Louis had married ear.
Her in life, his progeny would have made no noise
beyond the shrill sounding of its own tiny trumpet
If he had been able to purchase for it q single
change of linen, plain mahogany cradle, it
would have been on the credit system. Now,
however the most costly and gorgeous parapher.
MALTA are in readiness, and all France is wild with
excitement to see the garments of exquisite beauty
and the cradle of almost fabulous magnifcence
which are in preparation for the coming child
The whole world stands on tiptoe, waiting with
breathless eagerness the fall of another rain drop
into the great ocean of human existence. The
grim batteries which in . hundred well fought
fields have achieved for France the mastery of
Europe, are about to belch forth loyal welcome
70 the child of German and q Spaniard, heir or
heiress Of the French empire.
The history of that great, tickle and cruel na
ton suggests, In times not very remote n sad and
striking contrast to the more than oriental spIen
dor which heralds this usurpers babe 1t is the
last hours of the sanity child, Louis XVII. the
legitimate heir of virtuous monarch, who. for no
other crime than his royal blood was thrown into
prison q ten years Of age treated during his con-
Anement with the most unheard of cruelty all of
which he bore with . martyrs fortitude and an
angels sweetness; and, at the end of two years
was carried to his long home in little deal coffin.
with no more public respect or regard than - the
pauper whom nobody owns" The little deal coffin
Of Louis XVII, and the splendid cradle waiting
the adventurers issue, present contrast which
might awaken strange thoughts even In the mind
Of the French Emperor, and suggest 70 him tins
possibility that the fra bark which 10 about 70 be
and treacherous sea, may never reach It's desired
haven.
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EvDr. James Dove-ofice corner Of Bank
and ath streets opposite the Bell House j. s-Sm

~ Perfumed Breath...W What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse o. r aiss
sresable breath when by using the Balm OF Thou
sand Flowers" dentifrfce would not only render
IL sweet but leave the teeth white a. aabastert-
Many DC not knew tbss % nsvsr
ton it. Il Pour single drop OF the rbainr on your
brush and wash the teeth night and morning
City cent bottle viii last year.
the "Balm OF thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
tan pimpes and freckles from the skin leaving it of
soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops and wash the face night and morning
Shaving Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush
either cold M0 .Ss Sssd
and 1t will make beautiful soft lather much facta
ting the operation Of shaving Price ony 50 cents
For sale by FETnIDcE Co.. proprietors and all
'i'ss BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
fs I2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
wConsumptives! Hear, and Judge ye
LOUISVILLE, March 9Th, 1856.
Messrs MORTIMER Il MowBRAY: *..t..E
Having been advised by afriend to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, which restored q sister OF his
from that dread disease Consumption and wishing to
try the same, we enclose you So,
the above snount viii pay for by Adams Co.'S es-
press immediately on receipt OF this
And much GSSs yS9%F:T TfsEpTfcff S6yY HENRY
Once beautiful and blooming as the rose-now how
pallid her whole complexion Hinged with yellow,
like the leaf of autumn, and her a" sun is even
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
and she will wonder at the mighty ehange-that aftor
all the other medicines she freely had taken none
could reach her but this pleasant balm from Ma
lures garden.
If pou are sled achy delay until your disease be.
comes incurabe, and then have to lament when it 10
too late ? Thousands who die prematurely might
have been saved by Hanlptons Vegetable Tincture.-
Why 20 laneushins and dropping ebiltated and bro
ken down, life burden, with desire to avoid your
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINCTURE
BY its mild action the stomach, liver aud kidneys
will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and
Lung Affections, Pains in the Back, Side and Breast,
Consumption, Scrofuls, Rheumatism Govt Neural
gia, Fistula, Piles Bowel Complaints, Worms and
Nervous Debilities-with all diseases arising from
ever known This invaluable medicine il working
wonde rs upon the human frame. The letter which
we publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted. We lately had conversation with
venerable clergyman of this city, who detailed to
the particulars of most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorely afflicted with a screfulous affection.
Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY,
No. $40 Baltimore street.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& CO., Richmond; BY DrsCOOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
u . per bottle; bottles for s5.
NH N-d&c
a Board of Trade-- Committee Of Ar.
LEWIS WEBB Chairman. l.a 1.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
no S-ts
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~ virginia Magic washing FIaid.-

|" Virginia Magic Washing Fluid.-..
WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HouRs.-The great
utility of this preparation must be evident to ALL an
it requires only gill to do an ordinary washing Ia
10 unequalled in point Of economy, saving Of tIae
and hard labor and rubbing washing boards.
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
10 its rapid rise in public favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become Known and 30 highly appre-
cated, that 1t has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds, soaps Sci and this solely by Ito great
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch
neatness with which washing can be done with il
without the least injury to the finest linen.
1t only softsns and removes the dirt but bleach
o. the article snowy white. .r-s.,-s II
/, The great reputation this Fluid has acquired and
the large demand for il has produced numerous im.
tations So be on your guard and ask for the genu.
inc article which sells for l2i cts quart and 10 pre-
pared only by z. J. PICOT, DrugFist.
- Corner opposite the Old Market Main street
+ NH 2I--lm
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WAR IN KANSAS, and other new Books
w At - - - : j. W. RANDOLPH'S.
~ Nate

THE WAR IN KANSAS; a Rough Trip to the Bor-
der among new homes and strange people. By
G.. Douglas Beaverton. 81.
HUMBOLDT'S ISLAND OF CUBA.H By ]. 8.
Thrasher. $l.25
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS; a Tale of Yer.
TIE COURTESIES OF II Welded LIFE
The first and second Marriages. By Mrs. Made
line Leslie. 81.
MeFINGAL; modern Epic Poem. By John Trum-
bull LII. y SIPS
INSIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY, or Tour among
the Planters. BY C. @. Parsons, M D. 81.
SPIRITUALISM; the Healing of the Nations. BY
Charles Linton. With Introduction and Ap-
pendix, by Judge P. Talmadge. $i.50
SpIRITU.ALISM SCIENTIFICALLY DEMON
STRATED, By Prof. Robert Hare. $l.75.
STRAY LEAVES from the Book of Nature. By
NJ Schele DeVere. 75c. g
A DEED OF GIFT to my Dear Son, Capt. Matt.
Page, with Preface, BY Bishop Meads. 75c:
TOILiNG AND HOPING; the Story of q Little
Hunchback. By Jenny Marsh. 81.
An ATTIC PHILOSOPHER INPARIS, or Peep
at the World from Garrett. 25c
IRYINGpS LIFE OF WASHINGTON Subscrip.
lions received. s vols at So per VOL
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE AMERE
CAN RETOLUTION, consisting of Letters and
Papers relating to the contest for Liberty chiefly
in South Carolina. By r. w. Gibbes. vols,
$50 t
THE MIND OF JESUS. By the author of "Morn.
ing and Night Watches" 40c
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Gov. Robinson,s visit to Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 2-The object of the visit
of Governor Robinson, the free State Governor of
Kansas to this city, is to ascertain facts and the
state of feeling here relative to the territory of
Kansas and obtain information. The informa-
ton received in Kansas being contradictory and
unreliable. He will return this week. While on
the way hither, west of st. Louis, the passengers
on board the steamer, organized meeting and
heard his statement about Kansas with respectful
attention
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q Tribute to James e. Crane...At a
Meeting of the Firemen attached to the Richmond
Fire Association held at the Office thereof on Tues
day, LIST of April, 1850.
On motion Mr.. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, Principal En-
sinser, was appointed Chairman, and John H. Boz
sher appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were read
and unanimously adopted: ~ 8A
Whereas 1t having pleased the Almighty, in bis
wise Providence; to take from and to himself
much esteemed, beloved, and highly honored Presi.
dent, JAMES G. CRANE, we find neurnful plea.
in recording of his excellence. OF him
1t may be most truly sad that the appreciation of his
character increased he better and more init
death will be sad priyation to this Association, in
the mana cement Of which he has always and at all
times exhb the iveliest interest; We his brother
Fremen, DESTROYS Of rendering that tribute OF aec-
Tomato regard Justly due part to the memo
ry of our late much valued President-do unani-
n1ously
Resolve, That by the death Of JAMES C. CANE, the
Richmond Fire Association have sustained the loss of
an officer whose good Judgment in ALL matters ap-
pertaining the welfare Of the Association was ever
manifest, whose zeal, fidelity and integrity in the
fully RENE mbered by the stockholders thereof
Resolved, That we viii attend his funeral to take
place this evening, and follow his remains to their
last final resting place.
Resolved, That ofer to the family Of our de-
ceased President sincere sympathy for their ire
parable loss and that copy OF these resIutions b,
forwarded 70 his bereaved widow and TO the daiIv
papers for publication. a-a.'---- '
On motion, then adjourned. sis8sf tEg Il sss
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, Chairman
JOHN ID. BosHER, sec'ry. apS-It
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E~Library and Reading Rooms of the
RICHMOND YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN Association
The Library and Reading Rooms of this Association,
located m Goddin's Building first floor, up starsl
are now open every day from ten o'clock A. N. to
evening and Friday morning. 10
These rooms contain 9 variety Of well-selected
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, a. well 20 all
the best NEWSPAPERS of the United States re.
ceived and filed by the latest arrivals.
~ Persons visiting the city, we'll az citizens
generally are cordially invited to visit the
their pleasure. NH COLIN
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~ The Great Hussian IL emed y.--Pr0 Boz
HotPUBLIco.-''Every mother should have q box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill
dren."
REpDING's RUSSIA SALvE.-Iti is Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and recommended by ply.
sicians. 1t Is and speedy for Burma Piles
Bos, Corns, Felons Chilblains, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Iteh Scad Head, Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses) Whitows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it il a most valuable remedy and cure, which be-
testified to by Thousands who have used it Id the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Ssve do injury interfere
with phyGcians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from q recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that countryand the proprs-
tors have letters from all classes clergymen, physi
Clans captains, and Others who have used
il Themselves and recommend it to others.
Readings Russia Salve 10 put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of q horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved on
the wrapper. Price IS cents box
Sold at all the stores in town country, may DO
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING CO., Proprietors,
No. State ct, Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fe l2-d6m
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rae Baby Born.

And 70 the Empress haa baby And boy ct
thasi Lucky Louis n II had been any other
man. the child would have been . girl Neverthe
isss. there Il such indestructible faint Of hum
bug about this imperial Barnum, that we can't
feaaiss the genuinsness Of this malls issue this
yoang Napoleon, dramatically born 1t the very
moment thai peace u heraldsd 10 tbs world II
nay ne ~ night, but the man who trained IN essie
~ eeeisfeak ont OF bis cap thai he might siieht
epee nls had when he landed In Francs. though
~ 49, aaye lose tAss pAyaieA vieor Of his youth,
Nteks. ssS@ss'y sol suoue
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Y Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render yonr gums sound and healthy--by the use Of
prevents Toothache, imparts q pearly willingness %
the Teeth, and . delightful sad permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-s free from ell injurious
cular. -
For sale By PURCELL, LADD CO.; BENNETT,
Z ROBINSON; GRUBBS APPERS0N, and eli
DrusFisa- Price 50 cts Ia i4-Sm
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The Parodi Cancerts.

The Concert of last night was another grand
triumph. The "Mdrseiles" produced powerful
sensation and ELECTED the most unbounded ap-
plause. .5
Mile PARoDf gives another and last concert
on Saturday evening next, when, accompanied by
Nme STRAKosCH, she will sing the Star Spangled
Banner" She will also sing among other selections
Rossini's great master.piece'the "Stabat Mater
Her role for that night is the most brilliant sung at
any of her concerts during her present visit
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MAIL FAILURE.-Yesterday, for the second time
in tive days, we received no mail north of Cor
donsvle We are indebted to Messrs Cosby &
Smith for papers in advance of the mail.
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~. Spring StOck.--Thos. X. Price & 20.
desire say to their customers aud the public that
THINGS and as one Of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may bs assured Of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
to complete assortment Of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. mh l8--3m
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a. Fencing Academy.-.-P. Wllbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No. 20S Main street. Terms SIS for course
of IL lessons in classes. NH l7-3m
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NEW DREss.-The Staunton Spectator comes to
us this week in new and much improved dress.
We hail the event as an evidence of prosperity
and energy in that valuable journal.