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CANDIDATES.
PUryAW COUNTY

PUTNAM COUNTY,
We are authorised v Announce u. W StaLsa' IT. q
al the ensuing March election. jan7--te
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lI SisrH Oh ''s 1"0"5 ''of" V''S count! M N''
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are a. 70 .qn9s~ >, m rs Sn
sleCting Jge41te
county OgTfCer,.gtsiccrto., vsss-cn, ISIS
County trustee.
We are authorised 90 announce Al WooDs osndi
aSIS ioI Trustee OF DAVIDSON count! d. me 77urns 4Vn
We are authorised O. announce hIEAA GRAY aHdiiats
.2L trustee Of Davidson eount2--.e-
"eare authorised 10 announce john RAISES ucandidats
W. are authorised = onnOuDcs WILLIAM JACKSON, Esq
candidate Tor Trustee Of Davidson county sept l3-td
VI are authorised TO announce THoMAs 4. sAKDEEs
candidate for Trustee Davidson County, SEP! I7-tet
Ve are auth 5TvsI 10 gp0 oUnrg p n RATTrP -.D1J5
ate for Trustee of Davidson county at the ensuing March
election.
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W. Z oEt n CCO 4 A o UoL& ,, Cal5 q a:
.or5id9ts for Comic ConTt CIeIF o., 90 10
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For Circuit Court Clerk.
II We are authorized 10 announce DAVID Love can
dd4s ioF Cek OF lhs OrculI Voaft d DAVIDSON couAy
al tae ensuing warren eleIa2L. lts-
Weare authorized 10 announce JOHN HUGH SMITH as
candidate for Circuit Court Clark ct the ensuing March
election.
We are authorised to announce Z. W; NANCE candid
ave oF Clerk on tne CTculI court % Da'ldsoA e0en a.
'Io 0L'u-L -al1N o'o0'''N'
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised announce, K. MCANEB candidate
for Sheriff OF Davidson county at the ensuing election
asfch. nov llts-
are authorized announce JAEEs IA. csndl-
late for Sheriff OF Davidson county. may27
Wa gTg znrEoyiTsf n ynTo1nr- Top- 4 GD-oEDsCI
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EIgnr HanmmracEnE.--

TFTU| md -T1TE-'I aT- Low IeT. y --E-'l
u uaulf -taTe or E.i kinds u CEars, ore
pete successfully tH any of tl6 4s-sr- c-s one
Of arur who Hs char ui his -rtmeH- " bust
bel ptl1.lea er. 0lr customers aF
roy g-ti-g 5-h g -1s ss-lsJas
ac1 allsl We via Eu4rGl il 8FsrF Instance. s1
assure friends elss .ers ls We arc 10 Gas
Llsdrs as ever came from EEv-a .or Lir-c. from
there le lue7J lDJ-cl0 l-er saving considerable 1uET
enabled % sell rs when u-de 20 lu5l lower
rates tnan anything ike article could 8s imported
then why not
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
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Fresh Oysters,

O00 CANS Rrsah Baltimore Ster in ioe just resolved
SOO and wiz be sold 81 30 Tor large and 50 cents
for half cana We will EIppy customers this season 81
this price or less always warranted good.
HOLLESTBR CARTER
dsaI- q URion Stssal'
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TIE LEGISLATIVE.

In the Senate March "a, the bin for the benefit Of
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, passed the
third reading; Mr. Wecker's bill to protect growing
crops and fruit was agaiu. rejected
IN the House Of Re57sgelta,ires, the Ways aud
Means Committees revenue bill to define the duties
Of Chandeliers Judges, Trustees, and Attorneys
General, was passed the second readiHg-yeas ~,
nays 24-Fith an amendment requiring the revenue
collector, under OATH to deposit the revenue as col
lected, once in tire months, in the Bank or some
branch Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
The Conference Committees report on the disa-
greeting votes in reference to the killing Of stock
by railroads, as adopted by the Senate, was con-
currrei in-amenled by striking out the restriction
to white employees as engineers, brakemen, Sc.
IA DR. BAIRD gives the fourth Of his Historical
Course Of Lectures on Europe tonight at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, It will be on France
and Swizer8qud and one Of the most interesting Of
the series.
sE-Mr Murdoobs Don Fsliz, in The Wonder
ast night ct the Gaiety, was in thst accomplished
artists happiest vein, and won the enthusiastic aP-
pause Of the large and fashionable audience drawn
thither to witness his psrs5naiODiof that character,
in which the passions are 50 strongly portrayed.
Mr. Murdoch's conception Of the character is, &C
cOrding to our notion entirely fautless, while his
personaticn is as rae 20 n're as 1t is possible for
an actor to accomplish. We have never seen that
character presented in 50 markei and creditabIe
Elauner. Il was 2 triumph Of great actor.
As Donna Vi0J1Hts, Mrs, Crisp sustained Mr.. Muir
doea in her usual happy and animated style; in
deed her rendering Of that character, in which is
portrayed #oman's power in so strong and striking
light added additional lastre to her already bril-
liant reputation as one Of the most accomplished
ariistes of the day.
Tonight Mr. Murdoch appears in the great char
setter Of RieLslisu in BalEors play Of that name-a
character in which he has probably not an equal
Those who wish to witness the finest acting Of this
accomplished artist, should secure a seat at the
Gaity tonight.
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HaPper's Magazine for March.
NNITH BACK NUMBERS just received by
w feb 20 q EFaEAN
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truth Is Mighty and will Prev
Il isa truth, that BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENf has per-
formed more cures OF Chronic and Inaamms'oy
ism during the vast year than any remedy ever Oe''0
used forhsse painful affections. sis also a"al "a DO
remedy has been found successful 10 heanns Oo 'oss
rr1., "a N All psons, and in curing BTy
.I-,I,, Cancel. sesld Head Teger RingwoTm and all
, the .kp lis also infallibe specific for the
Pile,. For sale By an ruggss in this country.
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C. E. HARDY.
AS8S~


CITY LIVERY AND SALE STsHI,F,
IN hand, number Of choice Horses, sasss CsrTiagss
- &c, whca wlLl ee lei 90 reaHa- able terms. vii
Keeping h0rsss, bnsF- snLon 70 le sbsII IIys
- 81 gs.vts ~ stdeI attention 70 my oNSANa-1
90 ne PA10N@s0 " c, & HARDY,
No College Street,
Immediately below Broad,
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Eor 19arcb

GRAHAM MAGAZINE FOR mARCH.
" besutitul Gumbsr, jas received by
F. AGAIN,
IoD 10 I'll
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IN ORDERING CICkETS UR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by nrs
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending suy hg
urs they may designate.
TIE Lssuf Drawa Numbers and Prizes will be sent 80
prrcaas,r rs immediately alter the drawing.
Purchasers viii please wrts their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County snd Slote.
~ Remember thatevery prIseis drawn, ani payable
in ruIl without deduction.
E- All prizes Of 81 Oo0 ard under paid Immediately
after gas S. the usual Hos oil 'hyy
Jays.
no. Al Communications strictly confidential
Aadress Jrcers tor llCke,s Ut CeruGCaIss lu
s. SWAN s CO., Augusta, Ga.
j. PeloUs residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta,
have their orders hed and time, by address,
IuE 5. swan q Co., Al either OF those cities.
ii , is Of The numbers that are drawn from the wheel
With the amount Of the prize that each is entitled 90
viii be published sieT every drawing IN the following pa
psrss-New Orleans Delta, No0e Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta ntegencer, New
YORK Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, and hch-
mond Dispatch and New YORK Dispatch, and PEuldinE
thissA Clarion, Augusta ga Consultation hst. isb9o
GOdey's Lady's Book,
] TOR MARCH-Just received BY ?. HAGAN,
1 J. te1 ~ Market street.
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bt IN be in every family where there children, as
bev are sometimes seEed with convustons, proeeedng
rom The attacks Of worms when il may be incOnVenenL "
Ind 1r or procure the medicine. Il affords speedy relief
IN The sufferer. eXpsIug the worms aud dsehafg ng all
fbs sversh and bilious humors quen in children
ALEXANDRA, La, Feb. q, 1856.
.Vsssrs B. 4. Fahnsstoek & Co., Pitts5urg Pa.
GsNrLKMEH-Hzviug cold your Your VsTmitugs for the
last eight years EOfds me pleasure 70 Inform you
that have never known medicine 20 universally used
and esteemed qualities 90 specnc Tor worms
has receives appreciation OF orr medical men, ano ~
considered superior any preparation now 10 use Iesu
of ts virtues be siv 20 any extent BY our
doctors, PLANTER, and the com muuty IN general
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rapides Parish, La.
Scld wholesale and retail ny Rll The principal druggists
and couutry merchants gbout the Uued otEies
fsb 2--lm.
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BUGGIEs, ROCKAWAYs- g ID


has REMOVED HIS CAAnAfS- . 10
NO. 76, NOKTH AAhAAA "a "a 8
n Aa.l 81 sridFeport nanufactars, the uorE s
$1,000 Ticss 70 suil she tines tell soens a. vi
close Lhem outflow Tor sAs--
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Half Of which is in cultivation and the balance in Tim
Der and Pasture. There several hne 5Lriugs two
Dwelling Houses, good Barn and Stable the premises,
and Ills well improved and Of The very lay Of soil
Negroes will be skeR in par pay ment and the made
easy.
he will also sell, concert with his nephew, DR.. H. J.
Wei
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hteHvTLLE, Tenn, Jal 30, 1855.
We are uEi-gths PETaus CAMEL Coal on 10 our Ma
che shop ana take great pleasure 10 Stating thGt We have
never any Oil equal u. il viii Wear very greatly
longer and more thoroughly than The best qualify
o. aru or usr mary Oh, is Tree from gum and Is at
uca En Oh Sc uesaed for machinery. We doubt MOI II
must come into general We think this Oh fully equal
10 the beet sperm aud tbsI gallon - Woith more inan
AED'W ANDERSON
L. ROMANS.
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y,,uvr-ls AND cH.rr.sooaA R.rrro.D ;

Lacllae s70P JaH. >, los.
Thig will certify lhat using the Psrallae Camel
Coal yil made Jy Union C0s and oil Company Mays
Vile Ky 1-uie shop anu on me locomotives on
tue road have tested tie eli very carefully 10 discover
lis cuaLgs. eUrely convinced 10 a. very 1n3 Oil
for machinery that one gallon % this OIL s fully equs
70 two gsloas H The best Lard OIL u being entirely iree
rom su cur r1scalery viii with ess p0s than With
ann Jl W have used although the OH has ID appear
4nce ubrclung body superior 60 any OF IN ordln-
srv uFs- ard Is we'll adj pied 20 uaiITua.s.
T.. Is hNJW LIS, NastCr Gelhauics
Nashville and chattanooga railroad.
Mr. Knowles is Master OF Machinery % our oaI, and
reliable man, hose stale neUts We would conade
8. K~NIEEENsON, President,
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
H. I. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of \. q &. b. K
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Something New
AT
EVaTeTGGId ~ " aIIzeE &.

VVTATEgFIgLD G. WALKEg are al fi1zro their sEsau-
w sivs assormsTt some New a11 sEaul Sly OF Hats,
ufE1aI design aud Of superior texture Their
Del g. .ad select snd heir prse7 low and uniform.
isb Is NATEHFIELsn q WALKER
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Rochester, n. Y.
B-EI.'0 aa3 postage stamps enclosed to any suthO:
zoI h-.a. s insure bottle Of The Pills by mail
sold wholesale and reuf hy Berry d DruoviIe, and C.
S.. sCudersbolL gents Tor Naabgua. deod&vlY
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Nd the various shectfns consequent upon digOrd5re
= STOMACH OR LiV r. such Indigestion, Acldtty
the Stomach, COcky Pains, Heaberu, Loss Appetite
Dependence COstyenBss, Blind and Bleeding Pi5s. H
ali Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, t has E
nu meruUs Instances prov Cd highly bensdCa and 10 Otne
Effected g decided
This purely VsEsE Ios pound prepared strictly
scientific principles as the OF the celebrated c
ard Professor BOeThAvs Because Of its great
OF the European s. Rtes its Introduction into the United
5ias intended MOI especially 0TtAose Of at1eT
Ian scattered here and there she lace Of this might
oouDE. Meeting with great success among them, nov
luer 70 10 the American public wing hab its truly VOC
Iss. medicinal virtues must be acEnOW lodged.
j. rHrulEry % those persons whose
ujal1us may have bee impaired by continuous use o.
ardent spirits other Of dissipation. Generally IN
tautsusous iu effect nds It's way directly 70 tbs seat
Ior thrilling and quiC ;sninE every nerve raising QP ne
UoDuZ spirit, and, 10 Ic nJsuE health and Vlg1r 90
Llt system
EaTCEWaoever expects 70 End this beverage will b.
disappointed but thu sick, weak and low spirited VII
re gfatefu aromag Cordial possessed Of singular rene
tiai pfnPriotes-
the great popularity thls delightful Aroma has lud1Css
many mutations which Lhe public should guard against pur
cJIsng lie not persuaded buy anything else until you
have gwen Bosrbaya's Holland Bilt8Ts lair I-a One bot
lie viii convince you now inf uiie superior Is 10 all hes
uliItatiOus.
~ sold al 81 per bOIte,os bOass Tor IS, BY The
BENZ. PAGE JRl q g.
HanUfacturnT PlaTE1ECeuusI5 az 1anfsLs VA
sold s. ashVlle by bH4N E-tCTHEkS- n1-ll-elIs
1Egl;s sold HlsO by Do. s. II ROl1yErJ Obs 5-E-ssCh
El6 rggsss- genera. s.. lLBrls 'J7-ditss.E tyig-
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Ladies' Large Dress Trunks

{ AIDES IRON FRAMED FRENCH DRESS TRUNKS
- Large travelling Trunks, with Double rays;
Medium trunks, with Bonnet Boxes;
+" Bonnet BOxss, with and without TrayF;
Velvet and Tapestry Bags and SalChsIs;
large assortment jus. received BY
JOHN RAMAGR,
FEB q A COLLEGE
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500 REWARD.
~ nrSa s. q n

ON Thursday night about or O'Clock some thief stole
" from my residence, in EdqeaaId DARK BAY FILLY,
Two years old his Spring hair both sides OF her
Jaws was rubbed on other remembered she was
an extra ane animal viii give s5 foFhe recovery OF he
seb 4-G HIRAM VAUGHN
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Life OF Aaron Burr.
- Colonel in the army of the Revolution II 3 Senator
ice PRESIDENT Of the United States, &c
Por sale by
feb
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Wanted,

TOUNFRY Jeans, Lnssys Socks, FsatheFs Wax 6iuseaE
| nsTS Al, DgHCAB
wv ace
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Three Tbousand Acres OfLand.

Lying in Lawrence county, Mississippi odlstsy the
Railroad from Now Orleans to Nashville, and within
mile OF that beautiful and thriving Of Book
haven. For further information enquire Of Dr.. H. J.
Wells, the subs-r Der.
feb2j THOs. G. JAMES.
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Flower Seeds Assorted.

GARDENING IMPLEMENTS.
Best Steel SPADES and Shorf Hand Cutivstors, Iron
RaEss, DaaHd Fcrsd Hoes Pruning Scissors and hnyes
Box shears, assorted, &c.
10 BBLS GLOVE ONION SETS.
800 lbs OsAGB ORANGE, the American Hedge Plant
Seed.
Red Clover White Clover, Blue Grass Rsdtop OF Herds
Grass Orchard GrasE Tjmoth Sesd all the groHth o.
1857 and LOT sale a. Inc loWe pnces a. me r9g store
u 81. W ELLSg
Sign Of the MAN & MORTAR On Market, opposite Union
rErfJr GfabE tri " On
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BLANK BOOKS

BaTPer's Magazine for March.
EENERSON'S and PUTNANPS MAGAZINE. and
L GODEYS LADY'S BOOK, FOR MARCH.
Just received BY
feb &c JOHN YORK & co.
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ia Dr. BAIRD gives the fourth Of his Historical
Course Of Lectures on Europe tonight at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, twill be on France
and Sgizerlqnd and one ofthe most interesting Of
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CRIsP,s GAIETY.
- y nII-Pnnru

MR. ]. =. MURDOCH,
The distinguished artists engagement is positively Limit
cd to his week. 70 be followed BY Complimentary Beneh
tothe Firsnen OF Nashville. After which
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE
will make her appearance this country since Der re-
turn from her brilliant career 10 California.
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
The great actress Of the age also under engagement a.
this Theatre. Other attractions will be announced 10 cue
sssson- W. H. CRISP
arche-dIH
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 10, 1898.
II was agreed to hold afternoon sessions tuesdays
and thursdays TO consider claim bills
PETITIONS.
Against the removal Of Schuyler county site TO watkins
BY Mr. STAPLES (ep Against the removal Of Schuyler
county site TO Watkins.
BY Mr. ARMSTRONG (dem )-FavorAbly on the bill amend
ing the General Banking laws.
NOTICES
TO regulate the labor OF adults and minors.
Mr.. SALISBURY tdem) moved 10 refer back the usury
amendment BILL In order that the minority report may be
presented. Agreed To.
The annual report Of the state Engineer on railroads
presented. .
Mr. DuRYKA (rep.) gave notice Of bill TO provide
grounds Tor building a new Quarantine.
PASSED.
To amend the Ulster County savings Bank charter
To alter the map OF Manhatanville
10 exempt the hremen OF peesskiii from taxation.
Mr.. JsRssIAH dem introduced bill providing for
The immediate abatement OF the nuissnces In New York,
sritpg from lots and stagnant water. II ooligcs
the of lots to h them up Immediately on nonce,
and in default where the not found gives
authority TO corIor alton 10 al them up Immediately
aud asss tle expense ON the property.
Mr. sBErnNRD q ep) introduced resolution restricting
the members 10 Eve minutes in debating ques
TONS excepting thai Mr. laninss Kansas Aid Society
resolutions. Laid over.
Mr.. ESes (dem) offered a resolution excluding small
b,is from circulation. Lost
Mr. CONAN (rep) offered n resolution requiring re
port from the Committee the Clams OF the Solders OF
tho War Of 1912 before the 10th OF March. Adopted
motion to form grinding committee was laid on the
table. -,
Mr. RICHARDS (rep introduced concurrent resolutions
for the amendment OF the constitution 80 A. " extend
franchse TO coored persons
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Miscellaneous NexSs Ifems.

HrSG IN SrrE ny 4 REPRnyE some excitement was
occashpod at Monterey On tho lah Of February by tie
eSrcui'n of murderer, named "Jos6 Apastasia" This
sentenced, alter fair trial. TO be hung on that
day but The 10th respte for "Ansstasa jesus
received tho Governor for thirty taya Az there
10 man that name under sentence OF death In Monte
rev nj as Jose Anas.ssa the Only condemned
die the custody Of the Sheriff there that officer very
ably supposed that the Governor had intended
respite jose. He therefore refused 10 bang him the
l2h jose Anssta having been regarded as dangerous
csperado by the people Of Monterey the prospect ~ his
ecaptg The sent. nee wax. ned excitement and
mined. the hour should he passed over FOE
a., execution and be not he hung, tina, the populs
world RE and hapg him themselves. An under sheriff.
however took upon himself the hiy OF carrying
thu execution effect and thus prevented popular
outbreak joe confessed TO two murders on the gaows
TY CanfoRsn SLAVE CssE. The Supreme Court Of this
State has recently rendered decis on In fugitive slave
Gaze, Which has excited much remark. G. Stoval left
ssssippi in 1857 for California with negro body ser
want, FAMED "Arcby.m He travelled She Plains,
ard arrived 10 Sacramento on The let OF Oci,ber subse
ouept On his way he stoppef at Csrscn Valley. and
ttere sought ranch, which be placed cattle he
bad brought with him In sacramento DC opened
scheol and advertised for scholars He also hired out
"Arcby !" End received wages Tor him several months
lately 10 concluded Mississippi. and "Archy"
running cn from him. he had him arrested and out In pr
fugitive slave. writ OF babcas corpus for
Archy - liberation carried tho mai.er eventually before
The supreme Court and Of the Justices decide that
although Stovals action has unsoub' v entitled the
tego TO HE freedom according TO law as ,as the orst
Gaze and sova IL in Rad health, why the negro must be
given IN hs master They say, however, that Stovas
case shall precedent and that IN future they
viii he governed by the law-San frdncisco Bulttin,
Feb 20.
AssAriuSe MssErs or mr vIeuAScx Coxnrru.-
John Center respectable ciz"n OF San Francisco, while
on recent vist Sacramento, set upcn the For
rect thestre by ~ rufans, led by the Infamous
Ned McGcwsn, and severely beaten. The u'mo~, ipdg-
patiop has been aroused Sacramento Frapcsc,
by ths outrage; and sheuid n lire no perpctrsied
bloody re,rbu,on would undoubtedly be metes ont IN the
mrscrsane who are guilty q H. Mr.: Ceper Is President
Of the Francisco PLANK Road and ought the
sault ups him was committed because be supposed
TO be a member Of the viglsnce Com nitee
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Marriages, Birshs aud Deaths.


AxrRrws-cmrs In Tosds Valley, Jan. 10, Mr.. r. H.
Ardt,ws 10 Miss Mstilda C1llds.
BARRaT DoNrAtsoN - in San Francisco Feb. 4, by Rev.
Jotr Tii'l Dr. Rarba h Mrs Margaret Donaldson
BaRrc- fvASs-in San Francisco, Jan. IS by orrin
psiicy, Eq., J. p Mr. J. II. Barring TO Mrs Margaret
Hsns,
pIRu- SrEvrSs-fn San Francisco, Feb. 10, by Rev.
rchu y mi Mr.. William Elsin Birch, NJ the steamer
Jotr |. ST. pters, 20 Miss Mary Jane Stevens.
riEp--rsARK In San Francisco Feb. IS, by Rev r. 7.
Otter. Mr. JsmesC BIRD, Of stockton 10 Miss Rhoda c.
Clark, Of Canton, N. V.
Rcttrse- KYNNA In san Francisco, Thursday, Feb.
n by the Rev Father Gallagher, Mr.. George King Boil
ling Of Virginia TO Miss Theresa Serena Marie Kenna OF
rhiedeiptia. Penn.
csxrsF-HaprKR AT long BAR, yuba county, Jan. o.
Julius Carter 20 Eliza Jane Harper
CRoesFR-BArNox In Sacrams INTO, Feb. 13, by Rev.
u A. Benton r. Crocker Of White Rock Spring TO Mss
Ellen Harmon
naNIrrs--Cr aRKsoS san Francisco, Feb !, by Rev
X f. Cutler, Mr. Thomas Daniels ~ Misc srrea Csrksou.
Frriorr- FREt-fn San Francisco, Feb. 10, by Rev.
Father Gallagher, Mr. John Elliott 10 Mrs Rose Ann Frie
TRcEscS--IsRsrN-In san y ancisco, IN Calvary
church Feb g. by the Rev Dr. Scott Sen o. Erickson
Mss Anna Msris larsen
GaRvrS- HaRRIs--1n San Frarcisco, Feb. H. at the
residence Of Mr.. Samuel Harding, by Rev r. G. Ever,
p Edridee Carvn OF San Francisco, to Miss Jane Harris
late Of Nashville, Tenn.
GArvs-v.s DsruS.--In Gan Francisco, by Rev Mr..
Cutler, Dr. justin Gaee Jr OF Sacramento, to Miss Lizzie
A. Van Deusen, OF Clifton Springs, N.
GRr-FcrSsr.--Insa n Francisco, Feb. ., By Rev, g
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sroCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 49, 1883
Stocks steady. Pennsy lvana State ives, S7 Reading
Railroad, %. Morris Canal, IS. Long Island Rarvud
49,. ronnsy lvana kairoad, a..
CHARLESTON, March 10, 1865
Cotton-The sales 10 dsy uumportant
BALTIMORE March l5 1858
Flour dull aud lower Howard street 81 30: City Mills
"a AK Wheat steady 81 o. Is fer red and 81 20
Tor vhte. Cotn- White advanced to SIC. 5sc yelow
l1wer: ca es az bSc Whssey shade bettcr-2Ohc for
city and 70 &c. 2lc. for ohio.
PmtADErTnA, March is, 1855
Flour "a 6rm, hst DOLL. Good w1cst s wanted red
al 10 white 81 ~ asl 30 Corn in active demand at
6nc olc Tor yellow Sugar buoy ant, much
duced stock Lard buoyaot. Whiskey dull and I'M
changed.
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BROADWAY TEArRE This house was closed Last night,
in order 70 prepare for the production OF the new play
founded upon events 10 the Indian rebellion and intro
ducns the Nens ssbb and other well known characters
The plan on which the play Ia produced s the same NJ
that Of Asscys Amph,hea,re, London and Is altogether
novel u this city.