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Z
FLOUR The market 10 little hrmsr; but nothing
has tysnsprsd to indicate quotsfions The srrvss OF
our re- more free this week. snd to-day the qusntity
OF country undergoing inspection is consideuble
The ratio Of "condsmned continues ARE; iuly on
stocks in the Northern cities and the
A. the Nortb holders Of Flour here looking for
advantageous sales Though forced sales at this time
would certainly yield less than figures ct which most
are holding Shippers are not willing to go beyond
81 50 for super6ne. Holders are asking $aGS $50
ana acme are said to dem and more.
WHEAT--The rates have advanced to-day square
mn 10 a 80 ns the maximum. 1t was rumored that
that had been paid yesterday for prime but small
lot of White. We now quote good to prime * Red
The proportion of injured wheat Is about halt OF all
that is arriving, while not more than fifth 10 prime
The receipts are yet very much less than sufficient
for the mills, which are not doing full work and
which, from present Appearances, will suspend ope,
rations unusually early possibly the frat or second
week In May.
CORN-There is better feeling and corn IL frmer
to-day with no change of quotations. but the ieher
rates of yesterday more readily obtained. We
quote large lots socts small parcels 6S to 65 cs the
latter for good white for meal
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Bibles and Guns.

The spectacle presented by Henry Ward Beech
or, of a pastor appealing to his people for instru
ments of death to kill their countrymen, Is too
much for the stomachs of even the free soil jour
nails. A soldier of the converting himself
into recruiting sergeant of the devil, is sigh.
which shocks the nerves of many who are opposed
to slavery but not yet prepared to call 10 the
powers of darkness to their aid. The Philadel.
phia Sun says:
"A Bible and rife tbs gift of pastor to a dea
con OF his church, Henry Ward Beecher indulg-
ing in miserable puns and indecorous jokes in the
Lords holy temple where it is enjoined, let ali
the world keep silence before him 7 Clapping OF
hands, laughter and applause in the sanctuary A
fiendish goating over the significant name, Kilam,
in connection with Sharpe's riaep An appeal to
the four classes in Yale College to send the wea-
pons Of death to the West! Are these the scenes
for q Christian community to be acted under the
shadow of the venerable elms of Its academic
grovess Are not these things enough to make US
ask what madness rules the hourT Are they not
calculated to make us despair of the republic2'
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are considered favor.
= Commercial.
Later from Hnynna

NEW YORK, March 28-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana on the Sd inst, has arrived here
Tho frigate Potomac, sloops of war Cyane and Sa-
ratoga and steamer Fulton, were in port. The
British ship of Powerful of 81 guns and sever
al Spanish war vessels were also in port. 5rii'
liant entertainment was given on board the poto
mac, on the evening of the 22d February, which
was attended by the officers of the various war
vessels and mail steamers.
CHARLESTON, March 2a-The steamer lsaoe''
with dates from Havana to the 2,d inst has arriv.
ed here. The British steamer Argos had arrived
there from Port Royal. with nearly ninety OF her
crew down with yellow fever A number OF ma
rine disasters are reported at Key West, but no
lives lost.
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An..narafa Resort.

Al. late NEE ting Of the Black Republican eau
an, IN Warrington. MI Seward animated that the
,n.,o,,,v In the House would their power to
d.fs., the annual appropriations, and to stop the
,.haels of government, as . means Of extorting
,ro-, Conc ress the admission of Kansas a free
s,.,s under the mock constitution which her mock
convention have recently sent to Washington for
ratification. A desperate resort But let them
tryni We hope they may 1t will do more to
hasten affairs to crisis In the North and to settle
the hash of these traitors, than any other means
that could be devised.
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European Combination against the United
States.

Some English Journals are urging European
Congress to arrange the balance of power upon
this continent % we'll as Europe. 1t is believed
that the Emperor of France would willingly turn
his victorious arms to this hemisphere, and at
tempt 70 humble America as well as Russia a
French ship of war has recently arrived ~ Dan
Juan, and It Is surmised that French de monstra'
tor u about to be made in Central America. Inc
external relations of this country are no doubt be-
coming important, but, as the South Is in more im
minent danger from domestic than foreign enc
mics, she can scarcely BIO expected to throw down
the gauntlet to Europe, till the dagger OF Amer
can aboIitiouism is withdrawn from her throat
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~ virginia Magic Washing FIufd.--.
WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HouRs.-The gett
utility of this preparation must be evident to ALL as
il requires only gill to do ordinary washing 1t
is unequalled in point of economy saving of time,
and hard labor and rubbing washing boards
ness is its rapid rise public favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use. .....
So we'll has it become known and 30 highly appre-
ciated that it has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely by its great
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch and
neatness with which washing can be done with 1t
without the least injury to the finest linen.
1t not only setens and removes the dirt but bleach
es the article snowy white.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired, and
the large demand for it has produced numerous mi
tations So be your guard, and ask for the genu-
inc article which sells for 12t cts quart and is pre-
pared only by Z. J. PICOT, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
NH 2I--lm
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Flour market dull
Howard street S7.l2; City Mills 81. Wheat un
changed. Corn lower-White 50d35 Yellow SI0
6l Provisions steady-Mess PORK heid al slo-A|
9al625; other articles about the same.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-Flour frm-Ohio S'3,
0S7 81; other brands unchanged Wheat and
Corn firm and unchanged. Pork, Beef and Lard
unchanged Ohio Whiskey 2s. Stocks dull
Sterling Exchange firm at 90.
NEW ORLEANS, March T.-Cotton active and
higher Sales to-day of % 900 bales-middling quo
ted at 81.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 28-Sales of Cotton
for the week $4,000 bales; closing at an advance OF
t94 in the week; good middling l0s.
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Iy- Now Spring Stock Of Dry Goods
BREEDEN, FOX 4 CO. are now in receipt OF their
Fail supply of SPRING GOODS, purchased under
the most favorable circumstances at private and pub
lilo sales consisting of all the styles and fabrics in
Ladies Dress Goods, with a full stock of Boy',
Misses and Servants wear
In Housekeeping and Plantation Goods. their stool
is very large and they respectfully solicit their city
and country friends to examine the same, with the
assurance that the prices will be found very cheap
and the goods of the best make and styles
Also, an assortment of Spring Wrappinss, and a.,
5-4 and Cd Canton Mating, just received.
NH 2S-6t 2t7 BROAD STREET.
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ePUcTAb noTToas.

Z ~ Dry floods and Bxantlo Deposr-Kxs
r-1EKiEL, No. rs Main street, nsxt door q 8 -.
Whita,s shoe store. il now opsnins ZOO vsre -
~ nSTI.Ea ADAPTED for SprfnK and summit wesIs
,~hich / will SELL wholesals and retail, at vefy i'-
duced prices. ia, "a sup
~. az the most fashionable styles Of Sprlns 81.
Manner NANTLES and can offer such induce im en
Ia country merchants and retail purchasers q wan
sure q large share Of their patronage. ; ;.h 70
All that Ldesirs IL call from those ..;.b ,bass 81
purchase that they contrast my prices W. TIL ~
other establishments ~. * Al Ain n
NH % Cheap Dry Gooos oboiot -
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 2ath.-House The House
to-day considered the bill defining the rights of vo-
tiers and commissioners of election in Washington.
After struggle of over two hours the bill was re-
committed to the committee.
Mr. Lane offered bill to suppress Indian hostil
tiles in Oregon, which was referred to the commit
tee on Ways and Means
The House then adjourned until Monday.
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rnE DAILY DISPATCH.
-. ! :. IMa.rnins. March -. $50.
The Note OF warniuG.


n.,,,more papers are earnestly invoking
Lns c,,x Council to take measures for ~ardins on
the" r,.,.,iou Of the scourg. which last sa%m
sne Norfolk into charnel house and "S ,sa,
:, y .ppreAsnded may hi. summ., vi.'. other
nssheorins cities. They demand ''. .sv. ,o.s
tam Of publication Of all the 'sree,,' ',.,as :,
49,. SC Of the city, and refer to the ADOPTION Of
docs' .,a,, during the last general visitation Of
ss.1 ,solsrs a. the reason why baltimore enjoyed
the .rs "a exemption from the scourge. The sani
49, condition of our own city should demand
' snergy and vigilance in the adoption Of pre-
ss measures It Is true Richmond has
nevsr vet from the foundation of the city been
visited by the yellow fever, although tug'nseN
from that plague have often found refuge ~ o"'
midst. This, however. gives us no certain guAfan,
. :. Car the future. At oil events, wc should omit
M means within the compass of human WISDOM
and energy, to preserve our people from the most
terrible pestilence of modern times
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wPrescrxe Your Teeth-arrest deer

~ Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and hsalthy-by the use of
prevents Toothache. imparts psarly whiteness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance TO the breath-s free from all injurious
lists as superior to any preparation known. See cir
cuar
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD& CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAIDLEY
& ROBINSON; GRUBBS APPERSON, and ali
Druggists. Price so cts jal+Sm
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SHOCK OF AN EARTHQUAKE The Alexandra
Gazeite learns that Friday, the 2lst inst, about
eoclock, A. NJ, very perceptible shock of an
earthquake was felt in the counties of Nelson, Am
herst, and the south part of Albemarle, in this
State A gentleman who was at Amherst court
house observed the phenomenon. The motion oil
the earth it was supposed lasted from ten seconds
70 half minute, and was accompanied with low
rumbling noise, like distant thunder.
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The following Vigilance Commute e !,

The following viEisnsss e.ocstion Of the
OF the p.hfnonS will meet at George Il. sadiers
Hotel THIS EVENING + s sf,ss1 ch.irman
, -t.o' Wan p Hasseil II w. Starke, John mano-
nsy Pssplsns p i b9s%ly MffnsT Bas. Jos
son PANEL Denoe S. ~ Joseph NJ Rowe and Andrew
Jenkins ,u;,.or fcb.;rnanl Dan,l
M Mssen john ". Maury, ?. JOne. J; N. Cooper
David Gibson, Walter c; Freeman, y. nul d ~
Ran Bigger. Geo Dowdsn, Lewis Maule, and w. r.
Blakey. CHI. fcba;rman r.
% H.rsroye owen B. Hill, VIM. M: Dade, n Rnik'
D. Rra6lev. John II Leftwich, John w. Chandler,
Patrick Kean Lyle Foster Robert u aaalt, y 81
Hill, r. w. Wyatt w. >. jenkins Ano aug D'''A' W.
park. q r. RAYIEY}
Dy o of tho Committee for Monroe Ward.
ona JOHN J. WILSON,
Chairman of the COMMITTEES for Madison Ward.
oNi GEO Z. SADLER
Chairman of the Committee for Jefferson Ward
NH 29-lt
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"B4p CoLDs-Leondrd's Instant Reliet.-We return
our thanks to Mr.. +. H Robertson, Druggist, for
bottle of Leonard's Instant Relief Every person
the least subject to colds must be troubled with one
this winter and we recommend them to try Leon
ards Instant Relief. So far we have used it-ony
one day-we find it decidedly as its name inpiIes-ln
slant Relief" mn 26-St
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U"To the Ladies. 1.-The (genuinel "EIec.
trio OIL" made by DR. Smith, of Philadelphia called
De Grath l. Co.s"Electric Oil" sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO, and other respectable dealers is great
public benefit. not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age but for the pains and iritations of children 1t
will relieve sore gums of teething infants, and re-
duce broken breast and nipples in short
tine Try for ss1Achs ;i M iIs and ssene: o.
De Grath L Co. NH 22-dts
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d Hohno.d foss oass On shs atl dsj & Elfch
1885,
~ persous ealing fos Letters In this List, win
.,ssse ~ they are advertised
- Odhcs hour o. Sundays, hereafter from sto
a N sud from 4toS r. -.
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x.u OrIe.ns CIsv Monument.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81 The corner stone
of the Henry Clay Monument Is to be laid on the
10Th of April-the anniversary of his birth. Pre-
parations for o magnificent pageant are making.
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LT.sah.r. ~ The Sunday schools of this city WIN
s IN bss in the Sunday Room Of the FE, nc;
Syteri.n Church tMr Moers Tnas that there
al O'Clock 1t is Respectfully Of Importance
may pc i,h the approaching SUNDAY school, Con-
yenfion will be brought before the mes'ihs'
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NEW YORK, March 28 The suit OF Rev Dr.,
Cox. of Zion church, against his wife. formerly
Kate Wyck, has been decided in favor OF the de-
PENDANT
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49, Gard.-The attention of the public 10
called to our sale of Horses, Buggies, Cows, &c. at
tbs Horse Lot near Central Railroad, commencing at
10 o'S.ook, his Morning
ALSO-Our sale of hiilch Cows at tho Lot in froat
of Gas Works, commencing at II O'Clock Thls Day.
" LARUS SHINE,
,,b 90 Aucts.
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Steanboar Explosion.

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-The boiler of the steam
ar Metropolis exploded yesterday near Pomeroy'
Ohio The boat was destroyed by fire. Seven
persons were injured, three of them dangerously.
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~ Bowers, Snyder and Carter..Of the
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARcHITEcTURAL IRON
WORKS have opened an office and sample Room on
10Th street, two doors south of Main street.
NH o. Sms
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THINGS IN DANvILLE.-Ws notice in the Dan
vile Republican of the 2eth, that the Local Re
porter of that paper had been assaulted at night
by crowd OF nine men, whose intention, 1t seems
was to assassinate him.
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w American Meeting.--An Z. a s;aJo ,Vsrd
for the purpose of nominating Ward Ohcers VII mrrp.
held in G6DDiN's HALL. 4th story, on sAIo
DAY night, the 18th inst. A fun meeting a0'
NH Ats
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" To the VOterY OF KIchlnOnd--Tn an
article In the Dispatch of yesterday signed "Conser
vatve," tke voters of Monroe Ward favorable to re.
form in the Sergeants office, called UPON not to
throw their votes away, but TO cast them for Mr.
WOOD. OF course the precise strength of parties
cannot be ascertained till after the election, bnt from
our conversation with voters in all three wards We
can form but ore opinion, and that is that PETER w
GRUBBS is the strongest man in the field. In Mon.
roe Ward. we are quite sure, he will best the cum.
bned vote Of Mr.. Lpscomb and Mr.. Wood.
Mr.. Grubbs is q business man, and everybody con.
cedes that he is peculiarly fitted for the office.
NH 80 liza RICHMOND
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TrT.rcRApHrc NEWS.
TELEGRApHIC NHW5.
REPORTED FOR THE DIsPATOH =.
THREE DAYS LATER rROM hohOfn'
ARRIVAL, OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, March % The steamer Csnaaa, Win
dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst. has arrived
Peace Conference.
rs. p... ranfsrencs was progressing favora-
~. p~.ss,. mai united and was taking part In
he deliberations. Baron Manteuffel is her pieni-
Ths indications for peace are considered favor.
~o'o' Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, March 15--Cotton-lower qualities
aerlinedi. The markets closed dull. with q ten.
d.ncv TO q further dec line. Breadstuffs consider
abiy advanced and firm. Lard quiet. Naval
stores firm. Consols 92t092s.
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NoRFoLK.-The receipts of corn In Norfolk
Thursday reached IS 900 bushels, and the sales to
1900 bushels. About 1900 bushels of peanuts
were sold by one house ON Thursday.
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Observation-Disclosures Gociefy.--Inse
,H;n. ~ Richmond and its vicinity, are request,
Cd to aa0uInsSs msssPf r .aS
Hotel on O'clock. for the purpose of slectins Of
fcers and fuiiy By order of the Secretary.
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~ Horse AuctiOn...I shall continue to
sell at auction the old Horse Lot, my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows, Carts Wagons, Bugses. and every description
of Carriages
NH 6 X. CAUTHORN.
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r. L. p. Chase, NJ. D., Homeopathic
Office l67 Main street, opposite the EXCHANGE Bank,
Richmond, Va. je S-Sm
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rrHave you seen any of JOhnson's Da-
eUERREoTYPE WAGONS Mos and 10 are now
corner 7th and Broad sts The Licensees are In the
best styIe Price fifty :ts. and dollar. Go early
SQu-Itx
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The Outward Bound steamer.-The Cana

HALIFAX, March 23th--Steamer Arabia, from
Boston sailed from here at 70 o'clock last night TOR
Liverpool
Nothing yet of the steamer Canada, now in her
douO out
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, J.. Pa
rish master arrived at City Point, from New York,
yesterday mernina:
L. Raes. J. Smith, G E. Kirby, E. Morris L. Rowe,
IT,, r. Scharbsu m +. Ritter, J. Myers, L. sisson, b
N Bell. Miss Stanton j. Sade and lady 6. Mare, J.
Lettell and lady, Mrs. E. Windish w. II. Hyde, G.
Landy A Blanton J. Houston. M. Foster. Mrs r.
Taylor, David Parry, Mrs Warning and two daughters
and IS n sreerase.
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r.rHOrses, Mules and Buggy at Auction.
Attention 10 requested to Iny safe at the regular
lisa Auction Lot, THIS MORNING, commencing
- ~ n o,ciock THOS. w. KEESEE.
NH 29-lt AuctohoeI'
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFIcE

~ To the Voters of Richmond-Re.d
this If you have read no other and will read no oths
card in relation to the election Of city officers which
will take place on Wednesday next. To the calm
aud retired citizens who do not attend the nominating
meetings. who ere not identified with any clioues
and who not bound TO any party when the good of
the community 10 involved; who hardly know who mr..
candidates and who not because Of the multitGd
that solicit their votes be it known, thst for the Of
tee of SERGEANT, PETER w. GRUBBS ia can.
didats To all it can be said, that MIR Grubbs is
gentleman well qualified for the Office. He has lived
too long in city not to be known here man Of
good sense, good habits and good character No one
doubts that he would make fearless faithful
aud competent officer Without any desire to de.
tract from the qualifications of the other gentlemen
who candidates, il cannot be questioned that Mr.
0rubbs will make tho most effsient officer Tho
contest is now really narrowed down to Mr. Grubbs
aud Mr.. Lipscomb, and 0rubbs' chances ave decidedly
the best. Cast your votes for him, aud whether b.,
he elected not you will have the consolation OF
knowing that you voted for worthy of your sui.
frages. mh 29-ltr 4 CITIZEN
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Scbr Sarah r LONE, Lone, n

Schr Sarah E. Jones Jones. New York. guano, Z.
T. Workman 4 Co.
Schr. Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz, w. u
Colqnitt L Co.
Schr. Providence, Mothersage, Baltimore, guano.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phil mdz
and passengers. II. E. Tu,tle. a,
Schr. New York, Bingham, New York, mdz' ~
w. Currie.
schr. Crystal Palace, -. Boston, mdz, Root'
Rankin.
Schr Macedonia Moore, Eastern Shore, light.
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wLibrary and Reading Rooms Of the

GF Library ana hendtng Rooms Of the
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA TIos
The Library and Reading Rooms of this Association
located In Goddin's Building lfrst floor, up stairs
p NJ, and from I to 10 p, NJ, except Thursday
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain g variety of well-selected
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, as well ~ All
the best NEWSPAPERS of tho United States, re-.
ceived and filed by the latest arrivals
" Persons visiting the city, as we'll ~ citizens
generally, cordially invited to visit the rooms a.
their pleasure. NH 90 I'm
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TT Spring Stock...Thos. Il. Price & Go.
desire to say their customers aud the public, that
they are in receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS and as one of the House will be in market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
E3- complete assortment of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH I8-Sm
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EvDr. james Dove--ofiJce corner Of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ja 8-5m
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.TMLLE. PARoDTs concert for this evening
has been unavoidably postponed
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DIED.

6A6As
On Friday evening at his residence ON Oregon
Hill Mr. FRANCIS BRANNAE.
Has fiends ard acQuanances are requested 70 az
tend his tuner on Sunday evening at O'Clock, from
81. Peters Cathedral without further notice.
--@-----=---I
NEWSPAPERS for this week at 6MiTh
; CoSbf's No. ISL, Brood street, and FRANK
lin street above the Exchange.
FLAG OF OUR UNION,
BALJ.OUs PICTORIAL,
WAVERLY MAGAZINE,
WEEKLY HERALD,
COURIER. HOME JOURNAL,
N. Y. CLIPPER, CITIZEN,
LEsLlEs ILL. MEMS. 70.
CY- Subscription received TO any of the weekly
Papers Magazines, &c, at either place. and papers
delivered In any part part, Of the S CITY:
CHRISTINE, or Womsns Trials and Inumpns
Old Dominion; India, by Mrs. Sauthworth; ERSEsf
LlsWoOD, by Mrs Hsntz Hsntsrs nsssti aa aa1.
or The Qaaker's Daughter, MIMIC LIFE Rogers
Vivian Bertram aud Sequel-and all tho late aao
standard heap publications
II Don't forget that any thing in the Newspaper
and Periodical hne can be bad s. % 3 cospy
No ISL, Broad street, and
NIB 2s-its Franklin street. above the Exchanke.
lust KKCEIvED. ~ Clare Haxali, and
Lady Appies 50 boxes Oranges 30 do. Lemons; IL
Figs ID do Pranes 1900 Cocoa Nuts for sale By
A. ANTONI,
NH 70 St. NicholsssBaioon.
ZINE IVORY TABL 4 CUTLEHY.-Fine
Ivory hsndisd table Knives and Forks. or Knives
only By the Get single dozen, of the best quality
steel and finish; game aud beef Csrvers 20 match;
Ty1ry sseels together with good yarsty Of coHauon
nh = RuLKLEY CO,
s..s., 1.s s.s from 8. r.Is
Ia@ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 q.
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LOST.

asan-T7Tyh FOR LYNCHBURG.-The
ssss ass.4s ONLY g u LAR LINE OF
FREIGHT BOATS.
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt Wilksrson.
Do. Farrier, Capt. Myers.
Do. Clinton, Capt. Hill
Do. Lynchburg, Capt. Johnson.
Twice a week-Weduesdavs and SATURDAYS
The are first class Boats and commanded by expe-
renced Captains; and the cargo of each Boat is in.
sured for freight. Apply to
WILLIAM P. COX,
North side Basin.
u Storage wanted. NH %