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Freeman's champion., 1858-02-18

n,Ew How many sickly oneswSh
they were healthy | how many beg
garmcn wish they were wealthy how
'lhauy ugly ohcs wish they We're pret-
tylhow many stupidpones wishishoy
wore wittysshow many baoholorewish
they were married iohpw, many jBepT
dicts wish they had tprricd tSinglc
VI double, 'life,s full Of trouble, rich
q Sro SeubbIc, pleasurs's q bubble.'''
My-" Liberty or peath "
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-18

NJ tET pirhore, there, nowDlIacriod
o little one, while rumaging in q bu-
roau, "thoro nowl Gran pahas gone
tobheayen without his spactaclas J.
What will he do Z" uiaMfls
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-18

Tsr Coon TIME COMING. No.-Prentice,
Of tie louisville .Joaradl, says s'Nif'
The 'lions, tigers, elephants, cata-
mounts, baboons, snakes, aud all tho
other animals in the ak, including
Noah and his wife, and his sons, and
his sons's wives, had got into agen-
eral fight when the 'delugc was over
tho mountains, the commission and
rage, tho yelling, the biting, and she
scratching, could not have been great.
er 'thsn We have every PROSPECT of
hearing md seeing in the ranks Of the
Dem octhcy iW Tho progress Of the
Kanzss quarrel. y. '""'''N 70 'i'ls"o
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-18

NvICSr AA you usei yonri father. no
your children will ufs yoaogal Nv
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Affairs Ina Roc kin r ham.
[oosnrsrnsprscr OF rHk nlcnMosD DAILY pIsrArca.l


H,RRrsoSRUaG, Va. April 18th, 1868.
Ths rslisious excitement which has peryaded
other places all the Union, has, at last, reach
al 10 some extent, this benighted and wicked re-
uion of the world. The Ave churches of Harrison
burg have united In prayer meeting. and il is 10
be hoped that they will be more successful in for
warding the cause Of God, in this community, than
other efforts that have been made.
Tho Rockingham delegates in the General AS
semkly Of Virginia, have returned.t 10 their homes.
VIM. q. Stevens, Esq, who has served his county
In the Legislature for FIVE sessions has announced
in a card, in this weeks Register, his resignation
In order TO give the people chance to elect an
other In has place, as IL is presumed the Governor
will CALI an extra. session next winter. Mr. D. in-
tends going South. He has made an excellent re-
REPRESENTATIVES In the legislature, and he will leave
behind him many friends, who will regret his
determination TO quit the field.
Mr. Harry Efiuger, Esq, sold lot containing
IL acres lying near Hsrrisonburg, few days
ago TO J. ". G.. Smith, Esq, for $3.50. This looks
like hard times" in this locality.
Rockingham is determined not to be behind
hand IN the way of raising CATTLE as the following
will show: Maj John p Breek of this county, sold
to John Hoover, of Washington city, eleven cattle,
the aggregate weight Of which was O,200-as fol-
lows: 9s5, 1876 1882, LIS, 900, $685. 1924,
1883, l748, 1917 l,64i, gross. They were raised
10 county, and is an evidence that the farmers
of Rockingham are turning their attention TO
some ding else than raising corn, wheat, and the
common farm stock. They we're of the real Dur
ham stock, and sold for So per hundred gross.
The Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance
of Virginia will meet in Bridgewater, the 18th oil
the present month. On the 10Th there will be a
procession. Several temperance celebrities are
expected to be present. The temperance cause in
this county is still going on with great success
Marshall Division, in this place, is receiving addl-
tons every week.
The spring term of the Circuit Court OF this
county will meet on the 10th OF May, instead OF
the Sth, the Legislature having changed the time
The docket is pretty well crowded, both with crimi'
nal and civil cases.
Yonrs &r VALLEY.
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Things I'm Norfolk.
EooRREsPoNpENCg OF rHE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPATCl


NORFOLK, April 18th, 1858.
murder was perpetrated last night in house
Oh Market square, Portsmouth. 1t appears that
man, by the name of John Wiliams-who has
been q sailor ia the U. :. Navy for about 40 years.
aud who was 60 years of age,-was found by the
watchmen about half past IL o'clock last night,
lying upon the sidewalk, in the above locality,
and opposite the bar-room kept by man named
Glady, who recently moved from Norfolk. VIII
liams was perfectly insensible when the watchmen
found him, and lived but few moments, during
which time he unable to speak, and of course
could give no information respecting the parties
or the cause of the homicide. His body was re-
moved to Gladys house, and an examination prov
ed that he had received a heavy blow upon the
head with some heavy weapon, which had iractur
cd the skin and otherwise mutlated the head
Glady was arrested forthwith and conveyed to
Jail.
The Corouer'5 inquest convened to-day at one
o'clock, and continued in session until about tive
o'clock, during which a post mOrtsm examination
by Dr. Williamson proved the sound condition Of
the brain.
There ugly wound the forehead,
which took somewhat the shape of a semtcirCle
aud was about ) inches in diameter, but which
had not fractured the skull. There was another,
however, ON the bridge Of the nose, which seemed
to penetrate some inch aud a half, and which, no
doubt, caused his death. This wound seemed 10
have been inflicted by some sharp instrument,
aud was Of a rough jagged nature, as though some
sharp iron bar OF something similar had been
| used to infiict 1t.
The verdict was that that the deceased. john
Williams, came to his death by violence inflicted
upon the head while being pushed from the house
by Henry Glady.
Glady, who is now in custody, will be examined
to morrow morning by Mayor Hodge,, who will
doubtless send him on to an examining court.
There was another display OF crinoliue this
morning at the Mayors court, in which Miss Della
Dennis aud Miss Ida Randolph, two of the trail
inhabitants of brick row, figured in most cODspc-
uous and unenyahle positions. PERCUSSION.
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rnLa0RAPHIC NEWS.
RnPORrED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LATER FROM EIrn0PE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA

New YoRE, April l6--The steamship Africa, with
dates from Liverpool TO the 81 inst, arrived here
this morning
The steamer Kangaroo had arrived out.
The Atlantic cable was being taken rapidly on
board the Agamemnen and Niagara The opera
tion would be finished by the 10th OF May. Fnrth
er deep sea soundings aud experiments we're deem
Fears had increased for the safety of the Airi-
can mail steamer Cambria, nearly a month over
due.
The relations between France and Switzerland,
cradle ubsasiness.
D'rhe Paris Bourse had lost its buoyancy
SPAIN.
Spain continues to send re-inforcements TO the
Gulf of Mexico, and new measures for public sale
ty have been organized at Madrid.
HOLLAND.
The Bank Of Holland has reduced its rates oil
discount to 81 per cent.
The Porte Is said to have rejected the demand oil
France for the authorization of the construction
of ship canal across the Isthmus of SueZ.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL. April 3-Cotton- for the week
amount to J0DGt bales, of which specniators took
$500 and exporters s00 Inferior qualities have de-
clined ta(q Il; middling LGg4.
Manchester advces report the market duh.
Breadstuils dull-no market for four days. hosll
steady Sugar declined Cd Coffee dull Spirits
Tnrpentine firm Mt As. Rice heavy.
The market closed from the lst to the 9Th instant
for Easter holidays.
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PETERSBURG, April 10th.
Tn Library Hall crowded last night to its
utmost capacity with the fashion aud beauty of
the city, to hear the closing lecture of the series
by your popular citizen, o. +. Baldwin, Esq The
theme WAS "Tho Battle of Life" and was treated
with that sterling wit, humorous raiIery aud
chaste eloluencU for which the lecturer il 30 dis
ting uished.
The Hastings Court is in session to-day, engaged
in hearing the argument in the License Law and
its constitutionality. The court room is crowded
and cluch interest is manifested in the result Of
the discussion. Messrs w. l.. Watkins and John
Y Gholson oppose the COmm0nwealth-rcpre
ed 10y its attorney, r. q. Pegram, Esq.
Miss Lizzie Petit reads " Romeo aud Juliet" at
Mechanics Hall, tonight.
Nothing has occurred in the police department
for several days, aud local affairs generally have
been quite dull Business remains in statn quo
We have had fine weather to-day, aud u fu
rious thunder storm by way of relief The clouds
are now floating about as if unable to agree what
to do next and tue sun is trying his best to keep
up IL steady flow Of cal0ric, but without effect.
L am pleased to hear that We to be i'll
Obliged with the grand spectacle Of the Naiad
Queen, at Phoenix Hall. by the Star company ot
your city. BEPpo.
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The BlDLilPANoRAMA.-The LOUSY lille (Ky Jour
nal (0Eo ID. Prentice. ESQ., gave the following
opinion, with other tributes concerning WILLIAMS
Panorama OF the Bible. Wequote from the Journal
of May Z7th, 1851:
Mr.. Williams has been fayorably known to us for
many years as artist Ut the highest merit His
partrais aud other paintings are not surpassed by
those Of any artist in our country, and many Of his
pro iuctions may be found in the possession OF gen
tlcmen OF the finest taste anu discrimination in
city.
FOR some years past, Mr.. Williams has been en-
gagged upon works OF higher aims than merely 10
please the few. Indeed. his rare endowmonts of
mind have led him to grasp one Of the gEandest sub
iects In the world and OF more value to the human
race. in moral point Of view, than all others be-
side Animal d by the great moral bearing of his
chosen subject, and inspired 10y his innate love fer
tho true and beautiful, he has succeeded in produ.
chg to the world decidedly the best and most deli
eious painting that ever pleased am audience. The
scenes are beautifully drawn and colofed with II
trnhiulDessto nature that leads the Judgment cap
tive 0ne can fcarceiy b. isse that its skies, noun
fains, trees, fruits aud flowers, its sunshine aud
shade, are merely liked upon the CANVAS, hut that
they bright realities sprrad out before you. NJ
ftcts 10 BE- produced in this painting entirely
unknown to other artists. which mock tho power
vi description. The dewy mlst OF morhang seems
TO veil the mountains ia silver light, while The rich
sunlight Of evening spreads it, golden beams upon
the valley and mountain Hds all glowing with life
and beaaty. Ii mu be seen to De realized II has
been visited ly many thousands during its stay in
Ioasy lie. We heartily recommend IL 10 the favor
Of the press wherever tits exhibited and 10 ali whef
ever the Bible isread and the gospel preached.
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The proposition to extend the sphere of the OPP
erstions Of this noble institution, and to hold II
Fair In which both the products of Virginia Man
ufsctures and Agriculture shall be exhibited
under Its auspices, commends itself to general
favor In this community. The officers of the In.
stituts should at once take measures to bring
about 20 good aud desirable result Now is the
time TO strike powerful blow in behalf of this
great enterprise, and sure VIC are that the citizens
Of Richmond and the City Council will give it
their active and enthusiastic co operation. Bslti-
more owes Its remarkable growth aud prosperity
more to its mechanical interests than to commerce,
and II ID to this branch oil industry that Richmond
must chiefly look for it's future wealth and in
crease. Let US, then, educate and encourge our
mechanics, aud rs the most efficiest mode of
bringing this about, place the Mechanics Insti-
tuts of Virginia on a broad aud permanent foua-
dafioa.
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YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD THE U. s. STEAM
SHIP SITSOUEJIANNAU

New York, April 16.--Before the arrival of the
susquehannah at Kingston, Jamaica, the yellow
fever bad become an epidemic on board, and there
were 1855 cases Six officers and 81 of the crew
were placed In the hospital at Kingston, where
the most prompt and efficient efforts for their re,
lief we're accorded by the British Naval medical
officers.
There had been seventeen deaths on board, IN
Guiding Lieutenant Henry W. Queen, Littleton Bo-
ger, Jno Hadnett. VIM. J. TOngeray, Frederick
Torndoff Corporal Barns, James Robinson, Geo
Gueger. C. II. Conway, Thomas Moran. Thomas Q
Home, J. W. Jones and Jas. Flynn. There are still
forty cases on board, mostly Of mild form.
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CONTINGENT E1PENsEs OF THE U. s. HOUSE OF
RkrEssssrArivns-The peoples are hardly aware
VI what the items are ih the list of Contingent
expenses" Of Congress. In the said list for 1857
We hod the following items: Albums, plain and
illustrated, $3.50; Ladies' Rsticales, $342 Ladies'
It-ssonsaies, $347; Card Cases, $l77; Oior Ou~s,
$lA; Knives. 5000; Cigar Cases, $97, Itarl
SAoPpiag Tablets. $ei7; Ladies' Cs..panics, $ii7.
The Items named can hardly fail TO prove crafty
iog to the constituents Of members as evidencing
highly ysnnsd and feminine taste prevailing
among their representatives.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning. SAMUEL u. HENRY. aon OF
G II aud Margaret fitzemapn. In the 9th year On
his age.
The friends aud acquaintanees of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from MS
iatfers residence, corner Bread and Belyedsrs s.4
to-day ats O'Clock.
I'm Thursday night, DENNIS TRACY, In the 32d
year Of his age.
Tba friends and acauaintances Of the, family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral from 81
Peters Church, at 2 o'clock today.
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New Map OF Virginia.

Msssrs. RICHIE DussAyANr are about to pub
iish new Map Of Virginia, brought down to the
present time, with all the new counties, towns,
roads aud railroads. Its size 10 two feet four
iuehes by three feet three On rollers, suited for
pariors or halls, the price 10 g. In cases. for the
pocket, 81 10. As very competent artists are en-.
ployed upon the work, we look for very good
and assful map from their hands. 1t will be ready
for delivery In q few days.
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ssa DYSPEPSIA AND FRS.

DR.. TRACY DEL0RME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION. was for
several wears so badly atiiSeed by Dyspepsia that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
him by a Young clarvoyant girl This prescrip.
ton, given s. mere child. while in state OF
trance has cured everybody who has taken it. new
or having failed 1t is equally as sure i'll cases
of FRS, rs of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. L Will send this valnabie
prescription to any person on the receipt Of one
stamp 10 pay postage. address DIR. TRACY DE
LOkME, GREAT CURER or CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap l5-dSWlnit
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CEREMONIES AT ST. LOUIS OVER MIR. BEN
TONS REMAINS.

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Yesterday the remains of
Hon Thomas III. Benton were exposed in state at
the Mercantile Library Hall. which was appropri-
ately draped in mourning The Hall was visited
by %, 900 persons.
The final rites of sepulture took place this
morning, and were participated i'll by the military,
benevolent societies, fremen, members Of the
councils and citizens.
As general thing business was suspended. The
stores and houses were draped in mourning and
the streets were densely crowded by thousands OF
spectntors
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EVERYBODY
WILL SURELY GO
THIS AFTERNOON TO SEE
ALADDIN.
ss,p RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

SEVENTY FIVE YEARS AGE whose sands of life have
nearly run out discovered. white in the Fast Indies,
a ain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Br0nchi-
liz Coughs Colds and General Debility. The rem
sdy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter was given up to die. Wishing to do As
mnch good as possible no will send TO such of his
afflicted fellow beings request it.. this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making 1t mp,
and successfully using it. He requires each appI-
cant to enclose him one shillng-thrce cents to be
returned as postage the rccip', and the remain
der 10 be applied the payment al this advertise
mcnt.
Address Dr. II JAMES, 10 Grand street. jersey
City, n J. ap l3-dSWimt
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~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 a Month and all Expenses IIid
An Agent is wanted in every town aud county IN
easy business, BY which the above profits may he
certainly realized For full particulars address IL
MUNNETT d. co, corner of Broom anu Mercer
streets, New York city, inclOsng one postage stamp
to nrepsy hostage ap l5-d&wlmh
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10y. BONNETs. BoNNETS.

We have inst oneped a fine assortment of plain
and fancy STRAW BONNErS, for Ladies and Miss
es new style of LEGH0RN FLATS and HATS Tor
Children: also, n beautiful selection of FLOW Frs.
RIBBONS. BUSHES, &C., which we are selling at
reduced prices.
n. B--BONNETS Bleachad and Trimmed
LADIES BAZAAR,
No l75, Broad street,
(Ole door above Chiles Il Chinery's)
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IL RzoDr ISLAND, they have y curious election
law. 1t requires all the candidates names for the
Lsgislstars to be printed In the same order ON all
the aeksts, or the ticket which Is not so printed,
10 not counted. Such rule was not intended to
prosnots the practice Of scratching which 10 some
times very convenient when al obnoxious name II
imam a ticket
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AaRIvAL.-Among the passengers which arrived
In the steamer City of Washington, from Liver
pool, ut New York, was Joseph q. Griswoid, ESD.
OF Richmond, Va, bearer Of Government dis
patches from France and England. Mr.. G.. has ar
rived in Richmond.
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DELEGATES OF CHRISTIAN AssoCIarIoNs.-A number
of delegates from the Young Mems Christian As
sociations OF Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Baltimore, Washing ton aud Alexandria
passed through Portsmouth Thursday morning on
their way to attend the Convention at Charleston,
5. G. They came from Baltimore by the steamer
LOuisiana
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nag LADIES DRESS CAPS AND HEAD
pprSSra new and beautiful STYLE Just received at
the LADIES BAZAAR,
an XIV No IT'S Broad street
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fksy- HYGEiA HOTEL. - WANTED, Tor
this establishment, from so to 50 DiNiNd-hoo"
Enauire OF j. b sTEaAL, Eco. at bis Office, on
Main street. ,oo sra.p
an i7--2t% Joo' ob"h"
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FATAL APPRAY.-We learn from the Columbus
(Ga) sun, that on Saturday evening last affray
occurred at Midway Barbour county, Ala, be-
tween Mr.. Beasly and VIM. Pickett in which
Beasly received stab at the hands OF Pickett,
causing his death in q short time.
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MORE WoRK.-0rders have been received at the
Gosport Navy Yard, from Washington, to com.
mence repairs on the Cyane; and also the draw
ings necessary to complete the frame of the erich
mond," GU which work has been suspended for a.
few DAYS bast
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ss,p. NorIcE. regular meeting OF

the LITERARY socIETv OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS.
sI,y ASSOCIATION will be held at their rpoms, thiS
EVENING at s O'Clock Question fnf depatey-
''Ouaht the Sunday transportation OF the Ialis pe
prohibited by law" The public are lhsiteo 70 AZ
lend, hp ~ ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mr. SPECIAL NOTICE.. u. CUM
a % most respectfully ask the attention OF the
nubiir 10 their sale of splendid French plate Mifrors
10 take place at the store Of Thomas A. MUST ri
ON Main between 18th and 18th streets THIS VA
nj 10 o'ciuck. Fee Advertisement ap lI-iui
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BENEFIT OF MIR. PARKER.-The benefit of MIR
Parker, comedian at the theatre, takes place TO-
night. His claims to full house We believe are
universally recognized, and that recognition We
trust will DO attested by full treasury to night
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ns- FoRpEs a CRkssHAw,

aRCuITECTs. MEASURERS AND APPRAl5-
Frs will attend TO all business in their line Win
nrainntness and solicit a share OF patronage.
OypTcE-at the Hall of the Virginia Mechanics IN
stitute, corner 18th and Main streets, over hf'
Booths Upholstery store. ..,,y
WM. FORBES. a. A. ChENSha"'
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I. McAndrew, under sentence of death, escaped
from the Columbia, 8. c., Jail, on Wednesday
night last.
A terrible storm of rain and wind passed over
Auburn, Ala, on Sunday last destroying proper
tY to a con siderable exteut.
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Congressional Proceedings.
Northern Markets.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Senate and House
were engaged on private bills OF an unimportant
character to-day.
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GEs &c-To reduce our stock. which - unusually
large we will sell at twenty per cent. less than re-
guiar prices. Country merchants are invited TO eX-
'A''O LADIES' BAZAAR,
an15-Iw No I75 Broad street
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LscoAssos Al LGAyrAaossH.--TLe news VI the
defeat Of ihe Lseompton constitution IN the House
was received 1t Lssys0worth, an abolition city in
Kansas, 90 the night Of the 9th inst The ''fimss"
once there Was illuminated, salutes were fred,
and companies Of military parsded. A public
meeting wss called 70 make arrangements for col
sbrattDg the event
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MY The THrRrY-FIfTH annual meet

ING of the Medical Society of Virginia, will be held
in The city OF Richmond. on the fourth UEsDAi
(2th) of April next. Delegates will be chosen 10 re-
nrese, the state Society in the American Medical
Association. which will meet in washington. the
ensuing week. NM " hhnEn,
NH i7-pswGw apl6--dtd Secretary.
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THF DISPATCH.


Aavsrtseqents sc NE Dfss Ascs must b handed
"a Mo e'cek in Ne aft<rnooH, IN order 10 appear
tae next day ThehsAsy pressure Of advertisements
u,or sAs cc,amnsc d oas paper viii not admit Of
shser rscspsioa aater ~ hour named.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, March 2sth by the Rev Jn0 i Wat
kins. Jr. wM r BROWNING IL Mss kI'rFiE A.
youngest daughter of Seth and Ann Flournoy
ali of Chesterfield.
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(OIe door above ChlIes q Chlnory 81
an IJ-lW
ssa ST. 900 A YsAR! $1,000 A YEAR

@SI, 900 A YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR
81 OC0 YEAR, AN AGENT is wanted in every
$1,000 YEAR. Town and County in the United
81 GOO A YEAR | States to engage in a respectable
81 600 A YEAR and easy business by which the
81 900 A YEAR above profits may We certainly re-
Sl'0O0 A YEAR allied. 1t is an article of daily
81 600 A YEAR | consumption. and can be manu-
81 600 A YEAR featured in the agents dwelling;
silicon A YEAR secured by copyright; ale as per
Sl'O0 A YEAR manent as -four. Address J AS.
Il 900 A YEAR Z. HORNE. Box No. 4,55l, New
81 600 A YEAR York Post Office, inciosing one
81 900 A YEAR. stamp to prepay postage.
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BALTIMORE April l6.-Flour straightforward
street 81 Ohio ga. Wheat steady. Corn lower
yellow g. @67.
New YORK, April IL Flour heavy and unchang
ed. Wheat lower No southern reported. Corn
higher white 736e75; yellow 77Gt7S.s Stocks dull
and lower: Va. Us. 99lss.