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MEMORANDA. t58EI.
a"Bark Lenpng from Philadelphia experienced very
heavy weather during the passage and sprung which
kept the pumps at work until she arrived levee
SPOKEN.
By bark Caremon April lst lat 49, lon 81 TO- ship Susan
Hnks IS dys from Havre bound for this port March 3ls
"a H. Ion 81 S. brig VIM Pitt from Matanzas for Boston
By schooner Effort the 18th March, off Cape Canavera
schooner St Lawrence from Charleston, for port
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DISASTERS.

N-Tle ship Macedonian Dillingham;, which arrived at Ha
the 10th u from Havre, reported having
short time SINCE the paket bark Ottawa from New York for
Havana totally dnased and supplied her with spars
jury mast with which she would strive reach Nassau.
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CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY, April 6.
Arrived today 24o head Of Cattle, lG0 Hogs and lot of
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Assn D. ~ X q METAIREE
Szs5z !

71kIgamlaa MEE5TING.
The regular Spring Meeting win TUESDAY
April g.
FIRST DAE-TUEsDAE Bill Purse, $50 Thres Mile
Heats. @t5[g
Mile Heats.
HTRD D Ay-IHuRsDAy, Io.h--sIalILAR st AfEE--
$500 subscription, forfeit Mile
SANE "a for eds, tTee old weights.
SI51; Mile Heats. t$3
Heats $355s5 Ri {53. 5 @
LAST DAY-sUNDAY $3.50 sle Heats three
/ in five. s 8sA5 Ej5
Entrance, 10 per cent. added to purses.
Members Badges, SIS; Invitation Badges SD fer
dents, to be Obtained from Member of the Club, who
write the Badge Strangers BageR
$40 giving an the privileges Of Course, except admit
the Members Stand. aT&B IA ll
EBadges obtained Office 6f s st Charles Hotel
R~shond tie heather time Raee being
Will be displayed from the ST. Charles Hotel
nS-A Admission to Gate and Stands 81.
A special traI railroad Tfvo Circle
the Course at two o'clock and twenty minutes, and return
8$ TX #g NAT JAS. a. yALENTINIs, 4s5Es
al .LsE@!a Il Istairie AssOciation.s
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4. IL ]!

r.A1Esftv TstEEs ltsr1s 4, I, u. Il q b ,s,.
" esrA Ra 81 II sfSss 4rss ssaRs e Aa
Felicia VESTVALI.
Tie Superb ContraIto, and
ARIETTA ALM0NTI,
The Magnificent Soprano
WIN appear on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL i, 1856
POSITIVELY THE I4ssT ITALIAN fER-
MoNTEc0HI AND cAPULETT,
THE. . EAT ii 4 oF II IN oano n II b L1EF.
Second tine n New orIsarsA
Roneo, ysssgsl5
Sas sspssfs sSsSs' two
sTieksis secured ssaf ii 5o Tickets y II mo
ss:ssss
sss Is h a ss. I'D & 81 s
s ssfss 8 I'd ss'ss IN II
ssT. CHARLES TTIEs aTEFs H
q. CHksLEY treasurer
#5s TIME ALTER ED. $sssSzIs
Doors 1T O'clock Overture at haf past o'eleck
s5$ Ss45 III THIS EVENING, April T. 1856. ag9 55f%
M COLLINS he irish fsr 81 nights
IETsHGENIUs-r Rocket Win songs We colaa, win
E asY s Bss soass T eoas
sssdS s5ss Hi aalsS
hEn TfHE
g ii AgEIE1s EAyEI, troupe ars engaged.
i VT oyersaEe g nalspEss sever O'clock. precisely. H.
I0ELEAHs TEaEAHEsEs 800
i ~ MONDAY. April I. 1856,
& bisf es A s:sss BE-
~ ThnIsdsys Bsnedt ~ Ieaaer 4 ~ o.
/ A5s che8tra. f{53 gs3sgs
/ NJ Doors open as7 2,sIoek ii y
/ ST cHI
/ NJ "a G. a LII S r. II
+ rBE WORLD Renowned MAGICIAN. ASSISTED ~ 8f
| WYE MADAME M4CALLISTETs
Rsspectfuly announce brief FAREWELL SERIES
/ soIREEs FANTAsTIoUEs RT aAGIQUEst
unequaled splendor. far
i $s8 presented before, commencing on
/ 4ss8I o NDA y e We MING TX pr II 7. $#s y
Tie Wizafd,s Gorgeous Magic Cabinet fully dplaye
and several and feas viii
4 t daced vs.: s Is y.
During his stay Great Wizard perform
foundng Wanfera which have created the most Profound
E astonisment and delight 5stis s5
u astounding Magic Mechanism. Electricity
character while his gorgeous fully ius
II SsFess PALACE or ENCHA NT5fENT.4 335$ss
II E-For programme small Bills Doors open O'clock
II The Wizard will appear at u O'clock precisely.
II E8rseats be secured from 10 a. II. 70 T MI
~ GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUNEENTAE9
y M ON G e r. s94 ri
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\ -. COOPER'S VVELL-SITUATED IN HINDS
county Miss forty miles frun {Tckshurg, railroad.
l4I Raymond, within four miles from thence BY stage
Dyspepsia Dropsy, Gravel Diabetes, Goress General De-
bify etc. is open for the reception Of visitors
E-j7557 TEL ISslAN WILLIAMS,
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RE M OF PRODUCE.

EEEPoRTas--steaner R w Powe-4a2 bales cotton
Brader, aicKenna Hubbard52 Ward, Saunders Hunt3
Wright, Davenport kco-39 Smit-3l Farley Jurey &co7
&c3-l Cummings Stewart Seol Q Nielsen SeoIs Powell
McKleoy Bradford-5 Payne Harrison TT Harde eco;
james-l8 hides Redgi Roberts & Terrill-Toal Sal
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,T,Honras 8. WINSTON, s.. PAU, NIssEsoT.

CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY. IS
.ft-l 5$! g54. 49, r AL AGENT =a45.gs a
For the Sale Purchase Location Investing OF LAND WAR
RANTs-Loaning or Borrowing Of Money on Mort
e gage and all other business pertain. VI k$,884
tn ESTATE
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Martitu!ar Notites,

N4@ Rev. Doctor Dewey's Lectures.-TFrIces
RedncedT popular Iectres will be delivered IN Rev.
Mr. Clapps Church. Of st. Charles and Jmla seet
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EHEslNt, pn-
til April 49, - s ! - .,,a,, j.. -, ,,e Il, :
ora4nai nrirc ""ty4. El1E saz NJ I'd
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ns~ mississippi Fire Company, No. 2.-1Iae
officers members Of this Company are hereby notified
TO attend the adjourned monthly meeting of the Company TO be
held at the Engine House, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
the 18th inst, at II o'clock rgp ,,,r,,, ,,.u..
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BD- I. o. O. F.-Hosyard Lodge No. I3 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. s, Odd
Fellows Hall, att O'Clock. 0ficcrs-J. G. DUNLAP N. G.
THADDEUs D. VAN HORN, Y. c.; DAVID MOORE,
Secretary; GEO. II. sHOTWE, Per Secretary A. DEsOLA,
inG
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NEGRO DRAYNIAN-A STOUT, ABLE NEGRO
In MIN (Draymanl aged about 45 years. fully accmated
for sale low Apply to P. H. BRINTON 4 CO.,
"a Lafayette street.
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V March, 1856 f5 " Proprietor.
n well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by goods from
infected district Persons The Well will be struck
with its elevated location itnated in the pine lls end YIN
fever Precantic has taken
the bedding the occasion pointed out the
S. Beaxeiey1 and burnt in Of
Witnesses and eit certificates published thorough renoys
ton is going and visitors daily do net
SOM every will be made render the invalid COM
Portable. ~ '#7& $5 &z2
sE m3I tt s58 sfEfs5t YES n 1NMANehlILlAAs1
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every EyESiSG IL room No. Odd Fellows
" G.: r. =: LH0STE Secretary; L. n JAIIAN Per. secre
ary; f. X. BARBOT, Treasurer. m22 If
R1- I. o. o. r. - Louisiana Lodge No. L,
meets EVERY FRIDAY EyENING in Room No. s. Odd Eel
ows' Hall. 6ffcers-JOI1N J. NORMENT, N. G.; J. II.
GENNIsoN, V. CT. j. II. PORTER, secretary; P. LOI-
rpr f Z sI = r.pn
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Z
Baton Rouge, April lst, 1856.
ORDERS FOR TIE MA MANUFACTURERS OFTHE LOU
" ISANA PESITENTIARY. will be received promptly
attended to by S. II. HART & CO, Agents,
al I'm Baton Rouge.
TOR HIRE.--A SMART, ACTIVE AND INTELLI-
gent muatto boy, sixteen years age splendid
house servant. Apply at this Office. al ct
STTssSSS~ UNDERSTANDINGS, CARPET
SS p ES CLOTHING, etc-We have in store the finest
Bags in this city. Extra quality No Steel Spring
Bonnet Cases. Ladies' and Genteen's Wilton Brussels
BAGS all qualities. We have full supply all the differ
kinds qualities of Travelling and Packing Trunks.
Also Oil Cloth CLOTHING, by The dozen single snits.
Fl. W. REYNOLDS & Co,
az 1t 81 Canal Street.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CODIPA-
In NY--Capital, over 81 600, COO
BOARD REFERENCE.
VIM. P. CONVERSE, Converse & Coz
WM A. VIOLET, (T. 4. Violet 4 Coz
j. G. B. YUIIIE, ca. E j. Deunistoun Il Coz
j. 0. HARRIS, q. o. Harris & Coz
B. NJ. NORMAN, Bookseller.
GEO T. BLACK, Henderson, Terry 4 Coz
THOMAS j. DIX, (kennett, Dix Il Coz
NJ. NJ. COHEN, Counsellor at Law.
WM T. GRAYSON, Cashier N. 0. Bank.
LIFE in the above long established Company
az years. effected and all necessary information given APP
plcation to g. c. LATHROP & CO.,
Banking Office and Insurance Agency,
AZ st No. 80 Camp street.
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nosp 6sntismsn Il sssanins the dutiss Of you!
collectively rsspondIiiitiss which nothing but me
greatest prudsnce and caution snsbls you 20 III
charge faithfully ia the fr,t place your sonsu
emit: sssana sess sop allan q snsds y
your city oblisatons and whilst the writer huows o.
no manner wel adapted 20 ing aeont III - ~
desirable result - udicoasly laid ~ =
csrtsin improvements already seommencss, Nc.
lect to have certain others sttended 20 Iosr sss
ton il most respectfully called 20 AZ L1s e now bspa
sds from Ross 70 Broad street, and AK that you
reconcile. il you can, the location o. ssid n,est =
projected y your Of Richmond and ether
Nj your attention IL most respectfuiy invted 20
the and where said s.rest
h so harrow a. scarcely 10 allow Two 70 pess
ZACH other Besides when you recoiiect me iorms-
to1 Of the .aI F.sns II and ish Streets and are re-
minded of the frequent occurring with
In that square, you cannot IAN 70 zee Ine crying ne.
evening Of an alley fom l2th to 18th streets. Your
attention at this time is invited to che fact that the
property s now mostly vacant having been recently
most materially damage one il not more. of your
~ worthiest citizens whilst another gentleman
caped only with his life, and in all human probability
is feft cr ppe for tn remainder Of his days earth
This would no. have occurred, 10 confidently be-
lieved had there have been any other mode Of ap-
proachng the ERE, when Il had reached the valuable
building occupied BY ar. Harwoodi il it believed
the fire could have extended to that distance had the
fsmen been able to have Iassed through the centre
of the square Beside the direct protection afforded
to your -citzens and insurance Offices it il con-
dsntly asserted that the extension Of Bank street
through 18th, would give increased value to the
property in that square, which would pay twenty
per cent at tae least upon the condemnation at this
time Of the property required for said Improvement
aP lit 49, sf4-..} TAX PAYER
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Suicide.
coRaEsPoNDENcE THEDIsP ArcH.
LEXINGTON, Va, April 9th, 1856.

LEXINGTON, Va, April 9th, 1856.
Mr.. Alexander Holmes, a worthy and respecta
BILE man. lately constable In the Wesley Chapel
district. in this county, committed suicide yester
day. by cutting his throat with razor he left
the store of Mr.. J. @. O. Moore, on Buffalo, where
he had been living rs an assistant for several
months, early in the morning without saying or do
ing anything to attract particular attention, and
his lifeess body was found late in the afternoon 9
short distance from the house, with . razor and
strop by his side 1t is supposed he committed the
act shortly after he left the store but no search
was made for him until his usual time for coming
In had passed.
No letters or writings of any kind have been
found that have any reference to his strange con
duct: it can only be attributed to his melancholy
condition and partial arrangement, which have
been pressing upon him for some time. A coroner's
inquest was held this morning, and verdict
brought in in accordance with the above facts.
The wound was deep and well directed one as
it is probable he died without struggle. Mr.. H.
was a bachelor and over 40 years of age. He
leaves several sisters and numerous relatives and
,riends to mourn his untimsly and unnatural end.
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wAsHINaToH, April 10-Ssnass--The Senate
resumed the debate on the motion to print the me.
mortal oI the Free State Legislature of Kansas
Messrs Mason and Butler opposed, and Mr. Sew
Ard favored Il.
The debate involved . large portion Of the mem
beru some Of whom doubted the authenticity Of the
document Explanations took place, after which
the Senate reconsldered the vote by which the
memorial was referred to the Committee on Ter.
ritores by vote af 80 to 3. Sf +tf
Mr.. Cass then withdrew the document "a
The Senate then adjourned. fx ssi
Il House The House discussed the report Of the
Committee on Elections, declaring p B. rouke
daily elected from the 9th district Of Illinois, and
adopted 1t by only Ave dissenting votes -
The resolution declaring s. s Marshall the sit.
ting member duly elected over Torney, from the
9th district of Illinois. was passed Nessrs Fouke
and Torney were allowed mileage and per diem
to date. 81 ss9 9sasis 500 1ftft
The Senates am endment TO the Deficiency Bill
was considered and the House adjourned
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STATE STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VA.
We learn from Circular of the Chairman OF
the Faculty, that the following Districts will be
vacant at the close of the present session of the
University and the selection of students to fill the
vacancies, will be made by the Faculty on the first
of July next: I'll ..
District No. l. City of Norfolk No. Q Isle of
Wight, Nansemond and Surry. No. 3. City of Pc
tersburg and county of Prince George. No 5.
T. Bedford No. 8 City of Williamsburg, James
City, Charles City, New Kent, Elizabeth
City and Warwick. No g. City of Richmond
No 10 Lancaster Northumberland Richmond and
Westmoreland. No. IL. Fairfax and Alexandria
No II Abemarle. No. Is Buckingham, Am.
herst and Nelson No. l6. Hardy, Hampshire and
Morgan. No. II. Page and Shenandoah. No ls.
Augusta. No. IL. Allegheny, Botetourt, Roanoke
and Craig. No, 81 Russell, Scott and Lee. No.
q Greenbrer Fayette. Nicholas, Raleigh, Brax-
ton and Pocahontas. No. % Harrison, Richie,
Doddridge, Peasants and Wood. No. "a. Bar.
bour, Upshur, Lewis, Gimer and Randolph
No. IS. Ohio, Brooke and Hancock. No % Ac.
c mac and Northampton. No "a. Norfolk county
ard Princess Anne No % Southampton, Sussex
and Greenville. No. 81. Pittsylvania No. 80
ampbell and Appomattox. No "a Hanover a. d
Henrico. No. IS Gloucester, Matthews and Mid
dlessx No. 80 Loudoun. No. 80. Louisa
Goochland and Fiuvanna No Al. Jefferson and
Berkeley. No A Rock bridge, Bath aud High
land. No. 49. Wetzel. Marshall, Marion ard Ty.
Ter. No 50. Smyth, Wythe and Washington
Applications tor vacancies, addressed to the
Chairman of the Faculty, should reach the Uni
versty by the 25th of June. s97 q So
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Reward for Humanity.

WAsHISGroS, April 10--Despatches from the
American Minister at Naples mention In terms OF
high commentator the eminent services of " Dal.
brundo and Capt Gonzales in rescuipg from ship
wreck the American ships Panama and Golden
Rule, and suggesting the presentation TO them OF
small gold medals with suitable devices
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SAILING OF THE CASADA.-The steamship Can.
ada sailed from Boston at noon Wednesday, for
Liverpool with "a passengers and s203, 900 for
Liverpool. Cyrus W. Field of the projected New
York and Newfoundland Telegraph line, was q
passenger on her for Newfoundland s. "a =.
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II. \. Frieate DIerrfmac.

WAsHINGToN, April 1O.-The U. s. Steam fri,
gate Merrimac, now lying at Norfolk is ordered to
Annapolis, where she will be visited by members
of Congress, and the students at the Naval School,
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GUANo CoNvENTIoN-The executive commit
tee Of the Rappahannock River Agricultural So
ciety has appointed twenty-three delegates to the
convention of farmers to be held in Washington
on the 10th June, to consider 'the exorbtant price
at which guano is held" Willoughby Newton,
Esq, is one of the delegates.
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d GA Card. Thomas Duke. Having pur-
chased Mr.. POWERS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. lS9 Main street. shall continue the business Ia
the same stylei has been heretofore conducted hay
ing operator who has had long perienee in
of the first Galleries in the Union, and feel con
dent ths we can please the most fastideous with pic
lures gotten up in frst.rate order and the most
reasonable terms. shall endeavor to make my Sa-
loon both attractive and pleasant and hope the pub
lie viii give call, and patronize according to
our merit. apll-lm< THOS. DUKE.
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b 81 A Perfumed Breafh..-What indv n,
sentiemsn would remain under the curse az d,s..
sfess5ie bresth when by using the sBalm Of a Thou
y: and FLOW srr - dentffice would not only
Many persons do not know their breath 8 bal and
tne subject ID 90 delicate their friends win
non Pour single drop OF the Balm" ON YOUR
nifty cent bottle will last year -
! ID BsasfvW Eomptezscn may be acquired By Us; M
the Balm of Thousand Floweu" It viii remoys
tan, plmples and eckles from the skin leaving IL on
Q soft and roseste hue. Wet towel pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning
Shaving Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush n
of Balm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard we 4
and It viii make beautiful soft ther much fac,hts.
ting the operation of shsving. Price ony 50 cent?
For sale BY FErRIDeE Co., proprietors and all
druggists.
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MEDICAL BOOKS,

IN -. AT A. MORRISS.
NELIGAN'S Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases vol,
quarto, extra cloth, with nearly one hundred Fig
ures beautifully colored.
AMERICAN Journal OF Medical Sciences, No. 81,
new series, for April 1856,
FLINT on Physical Explorations and Diagnosis of
Diseases affecting the Respiratory Organs. In l
vol 8vo. of $50 pages, extra cloth.
LEHMANS Chemical Physiology. Translated with
additions by J. Cheston Morris M. D. With an
introduction by 8. Jackson, nj. D. In one hand
some volume, 8vo, extra CLOTH with illustrations
BROWN some Diseases of Females admitting of
Surgical Treatment In one volume, svo., extra
cloth, with mum erous illustrations
BUDD on Organic Diseases and Functional Disorders
of the Stomach. vol svo, extra cloth
BARLOW'S Manual OF the Practice of Medicine
Edited by F. Condie NJ D. In octave vol
ume. it
CURLING on Diseases of the Tests and Of the Scro-
tum and Spermatc Cord. In one handsome svo.
vol with numerous Illustrations -,
LECTURES on the Diseases Of Women. By Chas.
r Yves, Nj ID. In 8vo. volume
TANNER'SsManual of the Practice of Medicine. In
vol, small limo, to match the Clinical Medi-
cine" of the same author.
Just received and for sale at
= : 11rerl5 MORRIS BOOKSTORE,
Msin ufra
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formulation In Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, April 10.-The Wisconsin Ameri-
can State Council which has just closed its session
here, adopted resolutions repudiatlng tue nominS'
tion of Fillmore and Donelson and in favor OF n.
p Banks of Mass, for President.
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The Mails to California

WAsHIN GToN April 10 The recent protest on
behalf of the Sloo company against payment to
Law. Roberts g. Co. for carrying the mail across
the Isthmus of Panama will have no effect on the
transmission of the rnails The quarterly COM
pensation has been paid as heretofore.
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Election decided.

. I WASHINGTON, April 10 The Committee on
Elections of the House, has decided that Fuller.
Of Me-, the sitting member Is duly elected over
Mulikeu. .#s. "a assazs.sgs = a.-r5a
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AMUsHMENTs.

rTNHEATRE.--s1sssg u y ia
i KUNKEL 4 CO..... Lessees and Proprietcrs.
JNO T. FORD........solsM Manager. -.
Also OF the National Theatre, Washington, and the
Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
JOSEPH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stage Manager.
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FusEaAL Ho.oss.-Ms have nusicsd the AZ sth II
Thsmss 4. 15dbsll of Winchester 4 pTonins nf an
sen Of that place. His funsr6I took plaee Eor5asv,
ness e husipess were senaslly clsasd the e.1ef,S
c n. pong ogt days dr4psd with Grape, and the
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BLACKWooD.-From Mr.. Woodhouse We have
Blaekwood for March 1t has an article that is.
attracting attention in this country, entitled Obi
ography gone mad" in which Messrs. James Cor
don Bennett and Horace Greeley figure very ex
tensvely
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ALEXANDRIA AND LYNcHsURG EXTENSION THE
Charlottesville Jefersonian coriects the sta. ement
that funds had been procured for the extension Of the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad to Lynchburg. 1t Is
ruored says that paper, that Northern capitalists
have proposed to loan the company money at per
cent interest and take the bonds of the company at
80 ,nas in the dollar but actisn has yet been had
on the offer. t..l .... t... .,;4 jays.
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az Spring St0ck..-Th0s. X. Price e. Co.
desire to say to their customers aud the public that
they are in receipt of very sreat variety of NEW
THINGS, and az one of the House viii be In market
most Of the season buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
= If complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. nah lS-Sm
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THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Central Rail
road is completed with heavy rail to Goshen, in
Bath county, III miles from this city - SO
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wConsumptIves: Hear, ard Judge ye
Ga

WHAT WE SAY.
Messrs MORTIMER MoWBRAY: ja., IS
Having been advised by friend to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, which restored sister of bis
from that dread disease Coasu8ptiok, and wishing
try the same, we enclose you @5
Not knowing the price, you will please send what
the above amount viii pay for, by Adams Co.'s ex
press Immediately on receipt of this
And much oblige, yours. respectfully. D. n. HENRY
LOOK AT THAT LADY!
Once beautiful and blooming a. the rose-now how
Ike the sers leaf of sutamn and her sun Is even
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
and she will wonder at the mighty change-that after
all the other medicines she sc freely had taken none
could reach her case but this pleasant balm from Ma
If you are sled vhy delay until your disease be.
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been sorey afflicted with scrofalous affection
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