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RAILROAD CoNvENrIoN-A Convention Of raiIr

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL Convention of railroad
men tor the purpose of arranging through tickets
from various points to the Va Springs, is in session
at Petersburg, Va Among the members present
are +. Foutaine, Pres't, and Thomas Dodamead,
Supt., of the Virginia Central Railroad; Peter v.
Daniel Pres't, and f. Gill. supt, OF the Richmond
and Petersburg; John r. Mcdaniel, Prest OF the
Va aud Tenn. Mr. Rnth, Supt., of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac; Mr.. Mullins. Pres't
Of the Wilmington and Manchester; l.. Il. Harve,
Pres't of the Richmond aud Danvile; VIM. I.
Joyues Prest, and C. O. Sanford, supt., the Pc
tersburg and Weldon; Thos III. Campbell, prss't of
the Southsde; MIR. solomons, Supt, of the Charles
ton and Cheraw; and Messrs. Kent. Ficklin and
Peyton, Stage Contractors on the routes to the
Springs.
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ANNHV" HeNnf y tx I'EuJ OGuIo HIEH
being run over and crushed by carriage, yester-
day afternoon as she was crossing 18th street, at
it's intersection with Main. The driver, il seems,
saw her as he turned from Main into 18th, and
checked his horses just as the pole struck her on
the shoulder and turned her around. Had the
horses been going faster than walk she would
have been run over aud crippled. Fortunately
she escaped without serious injury. Persons should
always look where they are going in passing the
cross streets.
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s&- HanTsuoRsr's HpALrH-RrsroR-

eR Oh SARsaPARILLk CoRpIAL.-Tze LttssQf the Flesh
is in the Blood PREPARED MI A CHEMisT.--The best
Restorer of HEALTH and the best Blood Purifying
Compound in the World 1t does ret contsn par
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation is suted
to the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race; itinvigorates the whole constitution;
all pimples and ernptlons from the skim gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and Is par til
sex. z.
II Is perfect cordial in taste and acts like
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies Of the
weak and debilitated from any cause. - sfH
Quart bottles 81; small bottles SO cents.
Sold by'ail Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. mh 3I-dHcw3m
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THE WIDOW OF 0RsISI.-Madame 0rsini has left
Paris to return to the Italian village where she ha:
long been established as schoolmistress Friends
of Italian liberty helped TO administer all the com
fort that lay in their power, subscribing handsome
ly to the widow and fatherless, and a sum of $500
francs placed in Madame Orsini's hands at the
moment Of departure, to which the principal sub
scribers are English.
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TROUBLE IN CANADA petition has been sent
to the Provincial Parliament, by the Catholic eiti-
xans of Canada, praying that member of the
Secret Orange Society" shall be allowed to sit on
iuries, or act as Commissioner Of Peace, the fol-
lowing being the alternative
Otherwise your petitioners, solemRty declare
that Hey shall be 0bii9ed TO arm Ia defence Of then
!ses and properties judging the system of trial by
Jury, with members of the Secret Lodges upon the
panel, to be nothing but delusion, q Eockery,
aud snare.
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gaiusever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W.
luaTleS. No 80 Vain street until Saturday, April
iptli. $1,000 worth of RICH } 1ENELRY at auction
aud private sale. aides auction Thursday and Fri
Day mornings Al IL . clock. Geutlemens uCtou
very night at u O'Clock. The above goods are OF
,nc vevy hue-t quality, being the stock of retail
merchant frotn the North and must be sold without
-eserye TO the highest bidder.
HENRY W. QUARLRS,
aps No $50 Slain Street
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ssss- CouaHs. CoLps. Ho.RsEyBss &c

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out hest OF
pgoiesSeily specifics and while few may
ts good. many useless and some even dang erous
TO prevent the best course to pursue
consult sour family ply siciaD Or otherwise se
Is such remedies as long public experience has
. icyed TO be safe and eicacious. Of this class is
I YER COMPOUND STEUP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
Is the ia Vore prescription OF eminent physician
II soon became popular family medicine, and with
out advertising, has continued to enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
cares it acts like IA charm, and in Chronic Cases.
bronchitis, II coping g-ooush, Group Asthma. &c. il
WI testify.
sold BY FISHER WINSTON, MEADE BAKER, A.
BGpEEER sc, at 25 cents per bottle. and in ele-
cant and pleasant L0zeDge form, I2it and 25 cents
II box, called TYLrR'S 'GUM ARABIC Couch CANDY
L RoPs" f. 27-3m*
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INTERNATIONAL COURTESY THE Secretary of State,
at the suggestion of the Secretary of the Navy
has addressed q letter to the British Minister Lord
Napier in which is expressed the high appreciation
of the Navy Department of the Kindness on various
occasions of British naval officers towards those
OF our own Government. Those who afforded
sistance and relief to the sufferers on board OF the
frigate SusquehaDna named as especially en-
titled TO thanks and appreciation.
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Vicious DoG.-The laws OF the city
provide for the destruction of all vicious dogs 60
ing at large; and yet 1t is not an uncommon thing
to hear that some person has been set upon by
one or more of them and badly bitten. Yesterday
morning, the Mayor On being satisfied of the fact
that Thomas Isaacs owned one of these brutes, inn
posed fine upon him of s., they payment OF
which can be prevented by having the dog killed.
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CANDLE FACToRIEs.-The ordinance
lately passed by the Council, driving all the soap
and candle factories beyond the city limits has
been re-committed to be reported upon at a f,
ture time. Ifpersons doing business In the imme-
diate neighborhood of these factories do not CON-
plain OF them, We can see no good reason for hsv.
ing them removed, inasmcuh as they furnish a
market for the waste fat of slaughterhouses and
the greasy offal OF kitchens. which would become
nuisance if not rendered. into candles and SOAP
Unpleasant as the oder of a chandlery NAV some
times be, it produces no disease and is therefore
only Objectionable to persons living in the neigh
borhood of the works
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JACK FRosT made his appearance last
Tuesday night, aud fears are entertained that he
has not only scorehed the tender plants and bud
ding flowers, but that he has materially blighted,
II not totally destroyed the entire fruit crop,
which, few days since, promised to be 80 abun-
1auf
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AMERICAN TRADE WITH nANBuRe.-The Hamburg

AMERICAN TRADE WITH IIANBUKJ.--I1e HEMDufg
correspondent OF the London Ihsf thinks that the
mercantile community in England are not aware
of the fact that in the years from 1915 to 1854
the value of goods sent from that port TO North
America increased from under two millions of
thalers to above Millions that the exports
to India, China, South America, the Pacific Aus
tralia, and the various other countries in Con-
nection with Hamburg. made the enormous stride
from ten TO thirty-two millions Of tbaiers per
alnum during the same period.
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A DIsApPR.RASck ExpLAINED-Last Monday. the
New York papers were ia sensation about the
mysterious disappearance" of young man from
Brooklyn. He "was steady, sober and intel!i-
gent young man. and must have been fouiy dealt
with" On Wednesday search for his body was
discontinued, owing to the fact that the s.stsady
young man. had been arrested for drunkenness,
and sssent uDo
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MORE FnLrBUsTERING. G.--The C6,arter de Paris oi
April :, announces that according to its Port au
Prince correspondence of March H. island of Nayaza
in the straits between Jamaica and Hayti and be
longing to that empire, has been seized by some
adventurers, who have hoisted the American flag
This" says the writer, deserved the attention OF
the European Powers owning possessions in the
West Indies. 1t has been predicted for some time,
and it is beyond all doubt that the day the North
ern Americans take foothold in Cuba OF Jamaica
struggle will become unavoidable to preserve
the European colonies.
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BLooDED STooK Stock raisers aud
others will have an excellent opportunity, next
week, TO purchase superior blooded stock. as the
renowned Sebastopol, the ieeifooted Engineeer and
Others Of equal reputation are 10 be sold by auc-
ticn at the Fairfield race course
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FATAL AFFRAY-On Friday last an affray took
place on Plum street, Cincinnati Ohio, between
Two men named Jeffers, Gather and SOM and q
policeman, named Blair, in the course of which,
Blair struck the elder Jeers, who fell eating his
head badly that he died the same evening.
Blair was held in $4,000 to answer a charge of
m sian0htar
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-A dispatch dated on
the 9th inst has been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Captain Hudson commander OF the U.
S. steamer Niagara. in which he says 4I0 miles Of
the telegrsphic cable had been coled in. The Nj
agara and Agamemnon, each would carry 400
miles.
Captain Hudson had been received with every
courtesy, and the officers and men we're all we'll.
FROM xAYsAs.--The Leavenworth Correspondent
ofthe st. Louis Republican says: .That q. the
election held on the 2lst instant, for members of
Convention to nominate State officers, the anti
Lesvenworth Constitution delegates were elected
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The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
for May, is now before us, filled with its usually
interesting list OF amusing and instructive mat
ter.
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.

4 LNGE This Inhrmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College eets in an elevated and
healthful position, convenient TO the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business IL is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Of diseases and injuries. and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
aborss 81 nsssr eoaaaens 9iueases are ndaisd
into he Institution Lying-in women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended to. - -tsao
Private rooms furnished when desired. 49,.
The patients are under the charge of the Profes-
sors Of the College who visit the wards dsily The
Medicine. are for 81 Per week.
White Patients.
Goiored ~
In addition TO ths above rates. in cases requiring
!Str9ieot Operation. by agreement with the pro
charged for the operation. varsins from 81 70 $50.
according to its Importance The particular fee in
any may be ascertaIned by application tosther
Of the Attending Surgeons or tbs Resident Physi.
clan. f @4ta t5tEe sEae
All charges payable on the renov, Of the patient
Attending Surgeons--Profs. GIBSON. PETIcoIA AS and
W WELLFoRD. f 8 rit
Attending Physicians Proh. TUcKza and Gov
WAY. - ast
Resident phymcan-JUsIus MicHIE. NJ. d.
Sreward-F NJ PARRISH. #sA
Presioent-L. y JoYsEs NJ. ID. ..ese
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
TO the lniirmary may address sither the President
IN HHDS N o. SUGAR, from fair TO
~ choice quality; no packages Refined sugar
100 bbls NJ olassess; 50 bbls Reboiled Cuba DO;
Ssnas candss m ss, sss wesy 80 bss
Rio and LaEuayra Coffee. with large aud well So
We se.sf are now now orins a small profits s cash or to
panc'ua customers " %fssTos hi asqsi sPs PPsowEas
spl-4~ Corner Of Pearl and Cary sts.
AEEN FUN-Meen Fun, or Chinese
ssl Skin Powder for restoring, identifying and
preserving the complexion and rendering the skin
deiicatsiy white, smooth and soft; for sale 1t the
ard E.sIN kfsENA
apr Market Place. Frsnrisn if It.
CRESH BUTTER.--Just received, q
4 MOL article Of Mountain BUTTER, for Table
use, AZ the BUTTE. DEPOT. No Main street. be.
tween nth and 18TH Streets nearly opposite the0ls
sps BROOKE PLEAsANTs.
FAMILY FLOUR. Superior Family
d. s%% sles'' ''' ''i' y SSusIop xosouaH m
ITO MAKE w 20 i
GOOD BREAD.
BAKIs9 Pow DER.
For sale by all DruGgists and Grecers -
DEcTORAL COUGH CANDY-Rslief
1 from eeugh In ten minutes Ian sgveea,sls and
eeciual remedy for coushs. Colds and All AFFECTIONS
Of sbe threat and lungs; particularly adApfed ior
''H''sA- '' 10' '-'' Gro DowDES. Drpgxi.s. -
apT ..sss 75Brpsd street
DURE COD LIVER OIL L--Wilbour's q
4 God Liver Oh, and sinses'. Rushten's. Clarke 4
Co g. and Fruysers For sale by
GEo D0wDkN, Druggist
apN sH s 8sss us 3resd street.
EMBROIDERIESl EMHR0IDERIESl 1 !
Il The largest assortment of frsnch and aeetcll
Embrodery of I'll kinda. and st lowest prices can -
found at j. MlLLHfSkH RhU..
| spN 9 is3 broad 81 cst. 3
QLACK SILKSl BLACK SiLKstf-
fiy pieces superior Black silks at sstaaisaainHiy
y. 3fILLHIsER q BaO..
ap 81 sa4 H58s@ l9s nTosd street.
i
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FURNISHING PIcgPocKETs IN NORTH CAROLINA I'm
Wilmington, NJ c. on the 26th inst, Pitts and two
brothers named Allen, were convicted of picking
the pocket of gentleman. Two of them to re-
ceive 30 lashes, be imprisoned six months and at
the end of that time take the same dose. The
younger Allen was ordered 90 lashes. All the pris-
oners were then taken out to the pillory and
whinned .-@
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SOUND DUEs.-A Hamburg correspondent of the
London Post, writing on the 18th February, says:sg
The ratification of the Sound Dues Treaty by
the United States has just been received at Copen-
hagen, and the mercantile community OF Europe
cannot be otherwise than obliged TO the Ameri-
cans for having, by their example and presever-
snce enabled all to get rid of tax to the levying
of which they had too long submitted.
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ap 23--Iu*
saTGRpAr lMPRovHMHsr IN

III u A T I " N T
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
.eeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
cior to any others ever used. The simpiicity and
perfection of their adaptation IL such 10 render
he extraction OF the teeth almost painless. ntpeg
failing TO bring the tooth The FIRST trial never breaking
8, mangiing the gums. or inJuring the surrounding
parts. f.EE a-gr~ss.ss ss.-.fs
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing. and In
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite CoriDthian Hall. on Main street.
apl4-3m =s aA atfat-E
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Ia DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
plEs. Old WHIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. " Main
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A DEEPLY ROOTED STgNP.-In boring an Artesian
we'll in Stockton, California, the borer struck red
wood stump $50 feet below the surface of the
ground, aud more than $50 feet below the level OF
the Pacific ocean. The earth above and below was
Of strstifed clay and sand, which had apparently
not been disturbed since its original deposition.
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- SrAMPsp COLLARS. AND. BAxps
ior lot working. also, stamped Linen Bauds and
oieeves f0r ladies. LADIES' BAZAAR !
sP Win No I7s Broad street.
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ap 26-2w

10 A MOST BsaUrrUL assortment OF
Ribbons. Flewors. Ruches, Fringes. Dress Trim.
miDgs and Buttons at the ss78sT-' - :
LADIES' BAZAAR. 17s Broad street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE~Da. JoHS r. JAoKsoS--Qiiice No.
= aatn street. Market bridge. Residence. Rich.
I1oad Honse, opposite the Governors Mansion -
Calls lett et either place al any hour of the cay or
hight, ~li meet with pEonapt attention.
0--l
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LAND SALEs-Newton Vowles, Esq, has recently
so,d one hundred aud thirty-five acres OF land, q
part of his plantation, to Martin p. Brooke, ESQ.,
for S35 AN acre. This, we hear, is considered a
very good SALE Mr.. Frank Fred has sold his farni
near Piedmont Depot to Cook Shacklett, Esq, OF
Philadelphia. formerly of this county, for $5' 4
per acre. The farm contained 300 acres HdrTen
fa,1 { TfL J TLig.
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UNLAWFUL AssEABLY.-JamesP P, Nea.
gle was fined S. by the Mayor yesterday morning,
for permitting unlawful assembly of negroes in
his house.
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WArRK FnR rHn pnon -Tha No.

WATER FOR THE PooR.-The new or.
diuance concerning the Water Works. now before
the Council. proposes several changes, the most
material of which provides for furnishing the
poor with water as such terms they can readily '
comply with Heretofore, many families who
could not afford the tax for hydrant, had either
to do without water get il in illegal way; and
therefor, it is that many of them have lived
in dirt. Cleanliness is essential to health, and
for that reason every city should be willing to
furnish the poor with abundance of water to keep
themselves and their premises clean.
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@. DR. HowARD-has removed from
the Medical College, to the Richmond Hou.e. OF,
Governor street. 0FFIoE-with Dir. Peticolss
ter-.= IL an 2<--lm4
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'OONkIDENCE H EN- are men OF lQQu9
try aud enterprise, and when they fail of success
in one place, or run out their vein of luck, they
prospect for new diggngs," in very short time
Some of these worthy gentlemen are now here
drumming for customers" and if they fail to
pick up few good ones before ten days passes by
it will be because q notice in our paper of We'd
nesdsy morning has opened the eyes of our read
ers. These fellows are usually MEN of good ad
dress, fine conversational powers, and always pos
sess an abundant stock of impudenee When ira
Yelling. they prepared for any dodge" that
promises to pay from pannel box to a bottle of
chlOreform, and are very expert that their
tricks seldom discovered till they have made
good their escape. Wherever large gatherings are
expected, these vultures sure to hover and by
aid OF "cappers in " seldom fail TO find dupe.
large number OF strangers are expected here next
week, to witness the races at Fairfield and Broad
Rock. BY way of exploring the grounds and
learning their meR three of these detest,ble cha
racters have already arrived, and may be seen
lurking around the principal hotels at night
They may readily be detecte<eif closely observed,
and may yet fall into the net set for them before
the week is ended.
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ny SUFFERING RELIEVED. Dur

the past six months the proprietor Of arNRYs SIM.
ULArING LNIMKNT, has had the satisfac ton of re-
ceivipg the grateful acknowledgements Of many Of
his feoiccttizens of Richmond who had successful
ly used the Liniment for the cure alienation of
complaints. requiring an external remedy. The
cheapness of tho Lin'ment should indicate to the
public that IL is not offered to them from mere mer-
cenary motives The Liniment is put up in boxes
of two sizes Price 25 cents and 50 cents, and may
be obtained at most OF the Druggists In the city
PURCELL, LADD q Co,
ap 23-Im* Are the Wholesale Agents.
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- To THE Worms or HnHRIce
ooUNry.-I hereby snnouncs mypslf . can1kisss far
the offics Of Com MI5bI0NER on rHk kxVkhUR
and respectfully solicit your sufIra9ss. ekOuid k
he your pleasure 70 elect ma, prouh - dischasga
r nh Sasls. M@dtds Il sss 0nss gaM2s sbs H6Sa1i.
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6GoDDARp's LOTION! GoDDARD's
loIIoN.-We have just received another supply of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion These who
have been waiting for it can now be supplied by
calling at MILLSPAUGH & J0H SSTON'S
APPS Drug Store, "a East Main st.
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COMnIssIoNKRas

Z Sc COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE, Up.
PEN DISTRICT. HENRIC0 COUNTY.-1a anbouHop
of the Upper Disttics Of Hsnrico copnty. ID tie
place Of Jacob keesee. resigned. and respeetlRIly
solicit your vote at the coming election on Hth Mey
faithfully up 7-dt5sM WP LAWT0N.
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Fey lr it is good nicture vou wan,

"a ~ old whitshurst's Gallery. = Main s,raa,
where yoe viii not be over Charged w ARnpN tax es
pic,nTe' which vii bear inspection. Iaine his
sra7sniens PhotngFaphsi AmbFotype ,CrHytn Heasia
AFiaua9typ-s Fanots pes, and SieieogFapiss and
FheieS rasiss oh sits orcalabrie handkerchief
ola paSUergeotypes copied from small pictures
rad enlarged csay sixe =
Pictures ta&eg, from 81 = cents rain or slime; Pho
togravhS fiusn 81.
hsn Photographs OF The Washington Monument
sTSt class copy arc now reSdy and for sale Call at
WATSON 4 SONS
R.--A young man wanted, t. learn the bns;.
ness lu--lm
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SHooTING.--James Wilson fred a pis.
tol in the street. in violation of city ordinance
for which the Mayor entered fine against him O
x5
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-. To rHs Worms or TIM CIrr or
declining reelection fur the efdce of60wMIS8I
Ek OF THE RkykNUk for Monroe Msfl i -.
nd respectfully soiisit yeur votss and NO ~.
self 70 the faithful dischArxs u tie dlss G ~
once. shsuid y Be your glssssrs ~. g s.sst NJ
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SPKCIAL NOTICE, -

SELLING OFF BELOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
pubic that they have concluded to close their bsi-
ness. ana will now offer their entire stock Of l. )
Ai READEMADE CLOTHING, m q.
At IS per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants will do well to call upon us and examine
our stock before purchasing else where.
Also, q very neatly made up assortment of Chill
arens and Boys Clothing on hand IDS
GEO HEXTER BRO
No 80 Main street.
an l-lm$ Tine d0or belov IAth straaf
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IcEBERss AT SEA.--A vessel which arrived a
Swansea, Wales, reports having passed twenty
nine large icebergs, some of them $50 TO 800 feel
high with quantities Of drift ice, in lat. SO s., Ion
gitude 40 W., in the Atlantic.
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AMERICAN TEA FAnuRE.-Those who have made
the experiment of raising tea in this country say
the plant will grow well enough. but wages are
too high. They cannot afford to pick, roll up and
dry any sort of leaves here for half dollar
pound. In China, where a man 10 hired for q dol
lar month, and boards himself, IL may be done.
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TIPPING. Curtis w. Perk, had o fine
of IS entered against him, by the Mayor yesterday
tor selling liquor TO be drunk In bis
aouse without q license.
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- CoMMIssIoNnn a. rrn nnvrrun !.

y - rCoNMIssI0unn on rKn Ruvpuun.--
In compliance with the desire a sMaay IrfsnSu =
rc,s I cs,ss;PsssfyIIy Rse.sat nx:sn Il Z ss5dfS e
Third District <or Monroe Wardl - ~ ol1y 9lisS-
mend deem u un0ecsssery . .naks 3 htSksr
ance OF the duties Of the e6Ics. ahonl1 - - -
sure q M A ssii0s sisizsns e slsss Aen,..~,s..