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NEW BOOKS AT rHiIP's-sporti,g {,

NEW BOOKS AT PIIiLP'S.-Sportipg Scenes
" the Kafrs by
roy al ARTILLERY b.sutiuiy illustrated 81 50
Ar.la Young People Hs,r,-r with "a Ilu
IS cents
Eta Merton and her Cousin sbop Room Tays Bci
author of s'iArds, Words" 3csns
The -Four ai'eue Humility Hope and Love
thor OF rarry and His Homes oents
hv r. r.
with illustrations
Pour and Twenty aeieeed and translated by Il
Tlanc,e, Illustrated 81
Tales Womsn's Trials. bg Mrs. Ball g.
All the publications received at
TTI1s Rncka store
lar Penn bet 9th md Iebr
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AUCTION SALE.
By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
,I,RTSTEEs sALE or HIGHLY IMPROVED

FTNRESTEES SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROVED AND
valuable real Monday Arrii
a
duly recorded iibr J. No 81 fol 232 23s
Washington
the
bidder therefor, the valuable well
fDt ae heiug d 10, No No 25 tbs city
Washington, fronting 81 feet inches north strtE be
1sth n
by alley with the con.istins
substantial we'll built brick dwelling
large budns-, finished superior through
wit M
balance years
by o{
properly Complied within
recld
days All the purchaser
WI. p WILLIAMS Trustee.
JAS C. Mcguire,
la-eodSds AuctiOnc~r.
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SEC0ND SUPPLY.-Real good and wide black
~ silks for ouneed dresses at rs s75 and 81 yard
| ordinary cheap also,
30 other richer and wider black silks
murh the largest spd cheapest lot
iis Irish ni grades many
made "a orders ireland
The quantity OF linen goods annually passing
hands enables the
| charg d f,r the inferior grades
northern correspondents supplies
daily.
price only marked plain figures; purchaser
l. oycrohargrd.
mouthy.
Good Articles how prices and rts dealing
a ygpoTTfFT
Central Store building
March p-1WdH opposite Crutr. Nsrke
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EyMBRANpT rrkJp

RndBRANpT PEALR, ESQ, of Philadelphia, delivered an
interesting public lecture Washington and his por-
traits last night. at the Smithsonian Institution After
describing the character and appearance of Washington
the lecturer alluded to the portraits taken Of him. and
exhibited several originals and copies y novel arrange
mcnt Of light He, however, modcsty refused to say
anything definite TO their respective merits only
speaking n general terms of those he preferred lie
also alluded to the statue Of Washington lry Howdqn
and while allowing that its expression is correct he OBJ
ects to the theatrical attitude which has been given
it, in consequence Of the elevation Of the chin
The history of his portrait Of Washington, for
which that great sat in 1895, then given The
father of the lecturer painted at the time Mr.
F. not entirely satisfied with either and the work
which he prizes most is combination of the beau
ties of the two, without the palpae defects Of either
The lecturer closed at a late hour
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CmETLANp NET sHAwLs-New ntrles .,shrt.

y land net shswls, In corrs.
styles fhck stella
epod sds,aos
varied n
.nly, marked In Ilnin aEuresi purhs-r Ia
pverchsrrcd
opening any entirely .,,,u.
this
An Old rTl must be settled orcnrs ones We ar,
natrse ou rpira. -
pcocptshlr. - W
We ne uy dfterminef 10 make m
ro-Sihr Nnui Disturbing tho rsnt rron that ,sye ,,ss
years fast. '
TERRY A BROTHER
. " Central sipres w--,su suiliiry
Mar I5-indH ,,,...., ,7.u,r. 60
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HChSON RIVER INSTITUTE at tlsve,acl 20
II IL iunita New York, Il,d-s, esr
TIE very bot md erne-t i~tardi.K T,ry Al
per
f,tHl a'v 'uiag- 81 frrrrh. painting Id,pr iaa-i~
lfi'c who conidt" th ~ ,s 10 ,c.., .
salsrirl t7nt o. siag : tYe, ''''"Ft
hrrgtfta.ui-. - wv fii'
srmmr rrm oPens ANrf H. wri,. cat.brp,
~. hsr ApuNzo flAcg
Principal
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MEMORIAL

ny Mr. ALL The memorial or th. citizens o Perry county Penn
-yyana for the eiitn"B c road from Carlisle 10 lanfi
burg referred Post
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A GENTS WANTEp.-The Pnhlishcr y

A GENTS WANTED.--The Publisher of the
n engage unan IN c,r,
ward 81 ac city d Washington and each ~
AlSandra N
price of
Iaiy viii shortly tHo copy
dereroa
viii employ
Application should be made s the publication Office this
paper for week. Mar
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IRAPE SIIAWLS.--MAD. ERAEMER 334 Massa-
ta iacrH. Mnr ia-2wd'
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NR. G.. NANDENH0FF has the honor TO an
4Nl that he VIII rive q II

THREE HEADINGS, AT THE PHILHARMONIC HALL,
evenings Tuesday Tbur-day 25h Saturday
Tr evening Tuesday, cad MIR yASFNHoFT VIII delrcr hi.
celebrated SATIRE IN yta, entitled
Il DuinEs
evening THURSDAY 2h, IAKsITIgAN ollo
aud ri Mn4te
Third evening Saturday 27ih, Az EVENING WITH SHERIDAN
preliminary dramatic reading Nh
clsractrrsJ OF ETiIE CRITIC, on A TRAsfpY
Tirkc the COURSE securing
single admission. .......-...
Tickets secured
Taylor Nnuys bookstore saturday Monday, Tuesday
mornings. Marcb
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THEATRICAL The crowded audienc which filled the
Theatre Friday and last night witness London As
suancc show that the metropolitan play goers appreciate
good piece, well performed Mrs. Mathews makes a
vivacous and excellent L0dy Gay Sankcr Mrs. John
Sloan does herself credit Lraos Hpksp Mr. Mathews
we did not think brilliant Dr-zic Mr. Eytinge looked
and acted SIR HaroonH Coartly admirably Mr.. Dawson
elected repeated applause by his capital Nr. 4dlplu.
Sraaier, which he had consented TO play and which he
played remarkably well Mr.. hitting was good as Marx
hedie and the other parts tocray well performed
II was indeed dramatic treat and due credit should
be rendered 10 the enterprsng management therefor
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pfsT~ Rev DR. BELLOWS, Of New York will preach
Unitarian church. morning and sunday bsil
o'riork "A and u O'Clock,
sut te The Nature and Importance o the
Present Religious Excitement Mar 20
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MODERN LANGU AG ES.-Professor DANIEL Il.
lvl GRDuX Modern
c, psni and German No rs Penn crI-fs
wiInri's JIdrl 20-d2mo
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Mar l9-eod&dr

A1~UsIoN SUNRISE PRAYER MEgTISe.--At6 6 o clock,
morning church Butierf.
Eleventh aud Streets will be FIR general
meeting supirnte e3
city all b-icv.d country snd
well
any invited
nd Contiln t,eyop pd,n,cb our. Mar
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M.prsoS's MaSusBTrs. The Boston Post in noticing
excellent paper 10y James Madison which was recently
read in that city says that lit printed for private
distribution by James G. Mciuire, esq of Washington
The gentleman printed at his expense quarto
volume of the private correspondence of this usriou
patriot among which papers that Is not too much
to say, are Invaluable and which ly this patriotic mu
tpication Of copies placed beyond reach Of acc
dent. This gentleman has much more OF the ex Presj
dents manuscript yet imprinted 1t Is 10 he hoped that
The day Is not far distant when the public win be favor
cd with the life and works cf jefferson great friend
one whom Chief Justice Marshall oompmented RS the
model Of the American statesman
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Mn. VaSDKNnorFs REAr'scr--lhls distinguished cio-
cutiunisi will course oi uirsc IeaainEs Oh
Tuesday night at philharmonic Hall
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SMITHSONIAN LHTRE Mr.. Gajani Will lecture on Mon
,ay at the smithsonan Institution, q the Pagan
Vatican al Rome "
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lHt PHrLapruruIs CoNrEHESCE viii meet the Path
instant at Easton, and Bishop Ames viii preside This
conference now numbers about hundred and fifty
ministers and embraces within its hounds the State of
Delaware the eastern shores Of Virginia and Maryland
and that part of Pennsylvania lying between the Della
ware and SusquehannA rivers Although covering bui
portion Of the territory originally occupied yet there are
at least hundred and seventy five stations and cir
cults and there now allowing for The numbers who
have been converted by the revivs now going on per
haps sixty seventy thousand members Of The church
within its bounds
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PKrrRssSs MAGAZINE for March has been promptly ne
ceived by mail Ii contains the usual variety of prose
ano poetry, engravings, fashion plates, &c.
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rINIE BELLE OF WASIIINGTON-,a true story OF
Il the anoctions by Mrs. y. r. Ia--eiie. . %
81
The Lost Daughter; by Mrs. Hentz "a.
The Three Beauic- b! Mrs. Seuihwortt 81 2s-
just at I1IiI7S N-w farks,
532 Pcnn- ,ran q
Ia--3 between and
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HUnsON RIVER fNSrITTTE A. ,l,ve,.,l |,

Mar Ig-imdif
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T A r EST NE VS..
~ ,ty-Fifth Congress.

WAsAJrox. March 25.-HousE.-
/ Dir. Stephens, of Georgia, proposed an
early day for the consideration of the
Senate Kansas bill.
He thought it best to have an under
standing in order that no body be taken
by surprise.
Mr.. Campbell said the House had been
debating the question involved in the
bill for nine years and nearly all that se8-
SIGN.
This Kansas question blocks up public
as well as private business. He was there
fore ready to meet the question to-day or
tomorrow with or without further de-
bate. He thought it due to the interests
of the country that the House should
come to vote.
He suggested that by common consent,
they agree to take up the bill tomorrow.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, and Others,
objected on the ground that the House
was unusually thin.
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Virginia Glass works.

YNHE Proprietor of these Works having
Il made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments
in the Union, is enabled to offer every dcs-
cription of Glass Ware, manufactured by
him, of the best and upon the most reason
able terms. He therefore confidently solicits
the patronage of Virginia and Of the South
ern States generally, in the support of this
new branch Of Southern industry.
A credit Of months will be given for APP
proved paper or satisfactory reference. A
liberal deduction will be made to large con-
sumers and wholesale dealers and in all Cases
aturther deduction Of 5 per cent, from the
foot OF their bills for cash. He is prepared
to fill any orders at short notice, and will
warrant his work, to compare with that Of
any other establishment in the Union. Sam
pies of which, can be seen any time by call
ing on SHERWOOD l. YOUNG,
Sole Agents, IA Roanoke Square
ma IL Norfolk, Va.
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MARINE NEWS.
THURSDAY, March rs.
ADDIE WEN

THURSDAY, March %.
ARRIVED.
Sloop Belle, Thomas, fin East River, corn,
to Alex. Bell & Son.
Schr Snow Storm, Harvey, FIN n. c., corn
TO Grandy d. Stout, Simmons Il Bro, and j.
Il. Hardy Il Co.
Schr Palestine, Cradick, fin n. c., slaves
for X. Biggs & Co.; Odom & Clements, and
Sol. Cherry Il Co.
Schr Joe Halsey, Spiers, FIN N. c., BID to
Petersburg, put in to land part of cargo, to K
Biggs & Co., and Simmons d Bro.
Schr NJ. C. & G. W. simpson, Everton, fin
N. c., corn to Jno. B. Hardy Il Co.
Schr Ida, -, I'm Chuckatuck, wood, to
master.
Schr Ellen II. Colt, Haskell, FIN Phila, coal
to Alex. Bell Il Son.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, fin n York,
BID to Rich, to j. NJ. Smith q Bro.
CLEARED.
Schr Fountain, Davis, I'm Fall River, by j.
B. Hardy Il Go.
Schr Express, Atkins, for Plymouth, Mass.
by TX. Bell 4 Son.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Bark Roebuck, -, fin New York, bd up
James River.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Mist, Dissosway, cleared at n. York,
23rd inst, for this port.
QUIT. OAiuoOoy CnOht hSuSCJ ut
Halifax n. S. 18th inst.
Schr. l.. C. Watts, Knowles, hence, arrived
at Boston 22nd inst.
Schr. Maria Whitney, Joyce, hence, for
Castine, arrived at Holmes Hole 2lst inst.
Schr. Rainbow, Robbins, FIN Nantucket
for this port, arrived at Holmes Hole, 2lst
inst.
Schr. Bloomer, Hall, hence, arrived at
Newburyport, goth inst.
Schr. Elvira, Davis, sailed from Newport
2lst inst, for this port.
Schr. s. Ellis, Shepherd Beauchamp, Nc
Intyre; and U. b. HARDWOOD, sailed I'm Rock
port 18th inst for this port.
FRIDAY, March 2s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, fin Bait.
Boats Sweeper, and NJ. A White, tim y. G,
corn to Granny 4 Stout.
Scl.r Jenny Lind, Cosmers, FIN Buckport,
ice mister.
Schr S E t'arker, Fitzgerald, I'm Camden,
limo to Jno. b. Hardy e. Co.
Schr julien, Halbrook, I'm Boston, ballast
to master.
Three Masted Schr Bennett, Wood, lin
New York, ballast to master.
Boat Bethel, fin n. e., corn to Jno. james.
Schr Ellen Goldsboro, -, I'm klcn. mdze
for sundry persons in Portsmouth.
Schr Bella Peck, Elanoy, fin New London,
| ballast to master.
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Special Notice.

LSOR Pertaining the Breath, cleaning
A Teeth, and GeaHtifyiag the ComDleeioA
use "BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS" Fer CrcssiHg
Ladies Hair, use ''WooDLASD CREAM" A
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlcmen's Hatrbeau-
tyHtly-Price so cents each.
Beware OF Counteriits.
W. p. FETRIDGE & co.
Proprietors n. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
VlCKERY u COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake 81 Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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Deaths.

Last night, at 10 o'clock, Mrs MARY HAIR
RIsoN, consort Of Benz +. Harrison, Esq,
aged SO years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, from the Cumberland
street Baptist Church. The friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are respectfully in
Sited to attend.
In Camden County n. G; on the 10th inst,
after brief illness Of forty eight hours, Mr..
years of age.
I'll please COpy.l
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Schr N Baker, Kelley, fin Norwich, ballast
to master.
Schr Quail, -, FIN York River, corn to
Balls IL Constable.
CLEARED.
Scbr Herbert Manton, timber, for Boston,
by Jno. Il. Hardy & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Thomas Il. Wales, of Boston, from
Chinchas, for Hampton Roads, was spoken
March lst in lat 7|2O| S. long $40 30' 81 days
out.
Sehr. Alice, Howell, hence, arrived at y.
York, 24th inst.
Schr. Prince Leboo, Fibb, hence, arrived
at Providence 22nd inst
Schrs John L. Dorling, Howes, and Ga
zelle, Trip, sailed from Providence 23rd for
this port.
Schr. Eagle, Gregory, from Camden for
Norfolk, arrived at Rockland, 18th inst.
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The sunken Steamer Palmetto.

Boston, March "a The steamer Pal
metto, which was wrecked on Block Is
land on Sundsy morning, is fast breaking
up. Portions of. the cargo will be saved
by floating ashore, consisting mostly of
flour, grain and tobacco. The cargo was
valued at one hundred thousand dollars.
She had but four passengers, two Of
whom were ladies, and with the crew
had barely time to save themselves in the
boat. Messrs. Fisher & Co., of this city,
had $4,000 worth of tobacco in the
Palmetto which is well insured.
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BosToN, March "a The steamer Can
ada, for Liverpool, sailed hence this af-
ternoon, with II passengers and $4,000
in specie.
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SAVANNAH, March 24.-'The court
house Of Lee county, in this State, was
burnt on Saturday last, together with all
the records. The fire was no doubt caus-
ed by an incendlary.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-The office
Of Henry Shepherd, Esq, was robbed on
Sunday of$1 800 in money and notes to
the amount of 100000. A large re-
ward has been offered.
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SAvANNAu, March 24.-The bark Ac-
tress, from Glasgow, has gone ashore at
Assabaw Island.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Flour-The mar
ket to-day is dull-with sales of $500 Bbls.
at 81. 20a4.3 for Common to Good State,
Ohio S4.S9a5.00; Southern S4.50a4, 80.
Wheat-The market to-day is firm: sales of
1900 bushels-Southern red 115al2O cents;
Western white l2214al36 cents; Genessee 40
cents.
Corn-is very dull; prices are unchanged.
Pork-Vhc market is firm, with sales to-
day of Mess at $lG.7oalG.S5, and Prime
Sl3.55.
Beef-The market is steady; sales of Re.
packed Chicago at Sl2.00al5,50.
Lard-Is steady sales at 95sa!0 cents.
Whisky-Has advanced 14c-sales at 2219
cents
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THO all who want beautiful Head of Hair.
l. Use Professor Woods Hair Restorer, and
it will sure to perform all that recommends
to do.
This beautiful and pleasant preparation for
universal toilet use, is naturally identifying
in its effects, makes the Hair soft and glossy
in appearance, but in view of its removing at
once the dandruf and itching, and all Gu
taneous eruptions, as well as restoring the
Gray and Bald, well might gifted States
man say: have admired its wonderful eff
fects. For sale by L. W.WEBB,
ma 10 81 Main street.
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CHOICE GUNPOWDER TEAS.
tOnIy Seventy Five Cents per
N lb-Warranted to be of superb quality
or the money refunded, for sale by
J. w. BURROW & co,
ma Is The Druggists on Church ST.
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ONLY so GEM rs.

r am retailing fresh BOLTED MEAL at
Il only 80 cts per bushel, Orange County
Butter, only 20 cts; No | LARD, only i2la
yellow refined Sugar, at 81 cts; choice Rio
Coffee a az cts; good Flour, in Is bags, at
Is cts; Buck Wheat, in % Id, 10 ID and ID
bags; choice HANS at only Is cts; Middllng.
12L: Goldfish Sets with a choice lot OF
fresh Groceries, cheap for cash only, at the
cheapest cash Grocery 10 the city; n
ma Is J. r. REDMOND.
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DOTATOES.-4O0O bushels of superior
L Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
any in the market, in store and for sale low
by THOS. P. CROWELL,
ta 2>--tf Higgins WHIT,
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Norfolk Market.

Care fully Converted Daily from the Books of
the Merchants and Mcchonics' Exchange
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NORFOLK, March &c, 1858.
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Cheap Shoes, Really Good.

Cheap Shoes. Really Good.
WE have just received lot of very
w cheap Shoes, and beg you to call soon
and not miss bargain.
Chidrens % cts pair.
Youths Shoes, very good for so cts a pair.
Ladies heel Boots cheap.
Gents Rubbers SO cts pair.
Ladies thick sole black Caters Sl,25 apair.
Ladies heel Caters, black and tan Sl,50
And many other kinds. Come and look.
Terms Cash.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
No. As, Main street,
ma 10 Norfolk, Va.
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ElOWer Seeds-A large assortment OF
Il rare flower Seeds, for sale by
mali GEO. w. DEFY g. co.
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Auction Sales.
S. o. MERyyIN. Auct.
BY MERWIN 81 MOORE

- -,
BY MERWlN 4 MOORE.
AnnG =, ~ ~, A1y yella,I r. " ~ HA
.y,p.au, HAvIyJ ~ rcnnvnd to tha to,o of
sss Uamntnr fo,. ~. nr,,,asa Of
,, , C9a, ~ a. f y, p s ~,
iJJII h., 50 and lot s;f,,atnd an yo,Iy nnar
its intereect;on Jv;fh Rotnton,t Strnnt and
adioininos tbo ,asidancn Of Mr. y II eteysns
Tfc bonsse is nav and hos six large ai,.v
rooms, Good kifcL'on- cistern and nav5ed Yard
Also a verv good garden. The house is
Iiobted with cas and is considprnd onc ofthn
most pleasant residences in the CITY.
rTbis pronar+1, will hn cold Of public o,o-
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BLACKSMITH AND EDGE TOOL
SHOP.
ITHE SIRSCRIRER rntnrns his sin

SftOP.
THE SU BSCRIBER returns his sin
IL ccro thanks to the citizens Of Portsmouth,
and the public generally, for the very
liberal patronage extended to him, -
and hopes by strict attention to busi-sSVAssy
ness to merit continuance of the w.
same. Blacksmith work ofeyery description
neatly and promptly executed.
Edge Tools Of all kinds made and warrant
cd.
Horse-shoeng, Making and Repairing of
all kinds of Farming Utensils, promptly at
tended to.
~8{s-s2 In addition to the above, would
E-2Sd75zssz5z225 say to the public that l am pre-
pared to furnish any kind of Vehicles that
may be called for, and will execute all orders
in that line, either for making or repairing
Carriages, Wagons, Carts or Drays. All
work promptly attended to.
Having Harness maker in my employ, |
am also prepared to execute all orders in that
line. with making and repairing Harness, and
will keep them ready made on ha1.o.
GEO. X. SNEAD,
Corner bingham and South SITS.
Portsmouth, March,, 20-lw.
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WHAT is the matter? has anything
w happened ?-why that large crowd
around Ludlows? 1t is only rush for those
very superior Teas. He keeps the best and
cents to 81 so per Id. Call soon as he has
just received a fresh supply from first hands.
JNO. r. LUDLOW,
ma Is "a Main street,
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ssAA, WANTED TO Rem IA
M good dwelling House IN .h resp}ecsaolss
.SAa-.s'fc. IT, year. Apply at ,,,,o,
malQ--tf THIS orfNh'
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Miscellaneous.
DYSPEPTICS.

DYSP EPTlCS.
IL A. ABBOTT. has just received
II. another lot of Graham or Dyspectic
Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. 7, Union Street. de Il
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A few doz pairs Ladies Thin Sole Black
and Colored Caters. The above goods have
had made expressly for myeretail trade, and
| can recommend them to every one. Call at
No. 9, Market So.
ma T., l., BRICK HOITSE
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TOdfish, &c-I0,000 lbs. Goldfish,
" 20 Hake Fish, for sale by
SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
ma Is IA Roanoke square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-24
G. OR G. TOW
Cor,ssposdsaes Of TAs Sro,.

GEoRsETowN, March 81, 1883.
The Gas Company is making an effort to secure
the consent of the property holders on Water
street to have their mains run along said street
and the same lighted with gas. The lighting of
Ibis street at night, we think, would prove a
great protection not only to the property located
upon IL, but also to the large quantities Of -four
ana other merchandise, lumber, wood, &c, gen.
orally stored away contiguous to it, to say moth
ing OF the vast amount of mischief FREQ uently
committed In this quarter at night, which the
lighting OF the streets would, likely, p revent.
we would advise the individual who was
cnught lettering about the east end OF Water st
In the immeda ighborhood OF the lumber
yards, &c, to be careful, as he may not be aware
that strict watch-private-is kept in that To-
cality every night. AS be has already been pretty
strongly suspected, il caught in that locality
again he may not get OFT quite so easy as he did
last night.
Messrs Dougherty 4 vanderwerken are now
constructing for our friends, Army & Shinn, two
splendid wagons for their porter, ale, cider &c
business, to be run in Alexandria These enter
prising gentlemen have already commenced ac-
OF good success These gentlemen now have In
store very large stock of the most superior malt
liquors, brewed to their order, and of quality
unsurpassed by any in the country; especially a
| lot Of Philadelphia ales, prepared with great
care, and intended chiefly for the use Of persons
10 delicate health.
A suffering canal bond holder will be attended
to hereafter
The E. r. Atwood, Atwood from Boston with
295 tons of ice for Mr. George Knott, has arrived,
and is now diScharging at Dickson and kingix
wharf
The -four market Yesterday and this morning,
has been rather inactive and dull at "a 50 for
good canal superfne brands, extra a shade high
about 1000 bushels at s. OG for red and 81 II for
white =.