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DRICK COTTAGE ON MARSHA
JoaS GiBsoS'' i Of tbs
MAYO. Henry Company
- A6. III. TAYLOR S0E, Aucts. fl

A HANDSOME LOt OF CHAMBER
- FURNITURE, AT AUCTION VIII be sold ON
SATURDAY. the 2lth February. at IL O'Clock. A NJ.
~ the store formerly occupied by 5 sempie on
Main. between 9Th aud 10th streets. handso lo,
81 Chamber Furniture. belonging to gentleman
y no has no farther Use for them consisting in part
rObe. boreau, Ssfa, Large Arm Chair Slahog
any Tables. Marble top .Washstani, Mahogany
Desk, ~ hand+,'he Pictures Carpet, Mating. Gc.
&C: &c, al Of which has been well kept
Terms cash. Jas VI TAYLOR 4 SON
IN Ar,nAi
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ATTENTION. FIRENEN

ss :11s..::..., mt FOR THE 22D-An ex-
-=----.4z--zzs. packet will leave Lynchburg Sa-
turday the 2Uth at 5 T. Nj. tour old tine) and pass
Rent Creek at next moruing, Tye River at A. NJ,
Scuttsv,ile ia A. NJ, New Cation ~ 2. NJ, Co
lumbia T. NJ. Pemberton 2. NJ, Cedar Point I.
VI Dover Mills H. p NJ, aud arrive in Richmond
Monday, the pa, n O'Clock in the morning.
Returning the Extra Packet will leave Richmond
at d o'clock the evening of +he Phi AMI arrive il
LynChbprg "Wednesday morning az O'Clock.
fe lb-Gt BDYD EDMi,kU AZ DAVENPORT.
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BY Henry w Quarles,

ELEGANT ASSUEIhENT OF JEW
~ ELRY 70 BE SOLD AT AUCTION Sales for
ladies ev ~ Tuesday aud Friday, commencing at IL
oclof K and tor gentlemen every hight at O'clock.
have received, and Will have opened and arrang.
ed by THURSDAY XT, the cst elegant ssssrt-
msnt OF hne Jewolry ever offered in this city. The
aSsoI tmeht comprises n great variety Of Watches,
Pearl CAMEO, Go'dstone and painted Rreastpins and
Earrings. Sleeve Buttons. Lockets, Chains &c de.
stitutiDg an assortment worthy the attention Of
purchasers, either ~ wholesale cr retail.
f. " HENRY w. QUARLEs. Auct
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BY command.
WI B. TALIAFEREO
Maj General COMMANDING
WV MUNFoEp MAJ. Aid-deCamp. tel7-td
HEAD QES. Arm DIVISION VA. VOLS,
81 kIcHMOND Feb, 10Th, 1888
~ GENERAL CgpLRS. No. e.
II Troops have been assigned to quar-
tiers. ~ follows viz:
Lexington Cadets. Mai Gil4m-Athenuum
Monticello Guard. Mm h Mallory, Lieut. Command
ipg-heids Eerandal
Alexandria kiilemen, Capt Arthur Herbert-Reid's
feraud4h
Third Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Col d 6 Wal
tou--HalI street Hotel
Batiu ore City Guard, Capt Z Warner-st Charles
Huui
Washington Ii 2ht Infantry. Capt. l. Devis-Rei
NerTHdah
Washington iagers Captain q schwartxpan-
SChad's Hall
Norfolk Juniors. Capt Robinson-Unitea States
Hotel
Norfolk Blues. Captain 7 } Corprcw--Unitod States
Hotel
Norfolk Light Inflntry Guard, Capt d GroneI-
United Stats Hotel
Mount Vernon GulTd-C-ntTai Hotel
Cumbsrlani Troop Capt john Paso-Br0ad stree;
Petersburg Artillery, Capt notwithstanding
Depot
Petersburg Grays. Capt Joseph V scot;-petersburg
Petersburg City Guard Capt Jno P May-petersb'g
Depot
Petersburg Light Infantry Guard, Capt VIM II Jar
vis-Petersburg Depot.
Acting Assistant Quar;ermasters will be detailed
to receive the different corps. ana escort them to
their quarters
By command Of
MAJ GES'L TALTAFERR0.
FrEiS ROBINSON Mai and Div, OUsrtgrmaster
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DEGALIA AND BANNER MANU-
~ FACTORY MAIN AND NINTH srREETs.-I
have hand at present, aud offer ut unusually low
prices large assort nenL of REaALIA, consisting
principally Of MASONIC, BLUE LODGE, CHAP
TER and kNCAMpdENT, l. D. Q. i. 5ih DEGREE
and D. ENCAMpMENT. X. M'D0NALD.
fe I'D mo
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Is at-2lu


EEav ARE YOU 4 SuFFH8ER Are you
ali ,,a with Chills and Fever, nervous headache
sour stomach ini Lr.'IpU, tprpldify OF the liver
ilsru or -s Of apS,ute: II -. Irsult AT once 10
the use II TAk EK'n PREMIUM BIT tHr, aud lee
rtl ytI. Lave yau bti cold, % yOu suffer with
,.lj feet Thou take ia hhk : PREM tLM BIT
.EitS AMI De- pvrh,.uenlly cured Acting as they
Up ~ lh- hl.OI s. IN fch ana bowels, no ordinary
a-,a-r vi the system withstand their assaults
bat rid 10 it, inYlL5TItinA powers, ami health ami
cheerful. hess the steads 0t dpbity and lUw
-. Tts. Are You Il dy-p'ptlc, suffering tile hourly
{ utut- ci ,nat dstrs,.iut!y y"xttluuS ciseH=rt-
~ IN RAH Ek'S PREMIUM BLTIEkS, you hni
nu uuftIliug pRu4r that la. not yet failed 10
PRO HCr a cure. however org the consuming fire
may utvr t"au burning Prepared in the most sci
-uut nGuuer from vegetable substances only, these
H-ITEl.S without rival Tor diss;ses II the stU
urtuI bowels and blood, AMI when regularly used at
TINS uf the year, viii prevent colds RII sure
i4T0ai-, 10y t0giLZ up the system 10 it, na,urrHy
h Al H. condition let not the afflicted Jake cur word
TIA tecJgu'p iatien Of mis- medicine, but Try It tJT
them. lv.- AZ thousands have doue, aud become
G.. t.g",fa t. - priceless virtues
FIR safe boy a!i the prominent Druggists III this CT
= 5.d olsrW here. Jay-tl
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=" ~ -
HDQ5. AM DIVISION VA. MILITIA
Al EIcBIoND. %. l6. Is5s. J
MGEyK2iL ORpSRs Nos.
y THE several Independent companies
Vii be consolidated INFO Rat,sIions, and the Reg-
ments snd Bsttsli0ns into Brigates under the com
uIahd OF the several officers. ~ tIlows:
Cot. THOMAS 2. AUGUST
Oh The Isl Regiment of Va Volunteers Is assigned
~ the commsn d Of tbs Ist Brigade consisting Of the
following corps, viz.
I.t Battalion
Lexington Cadets. Mai. aILLIaM.
n Battalion.
LicHt Col K MILTON CAHY
LIST Regiment Of Va. Yo.unteers with the Public
Guard, capt. has Dimmock.
,st Battalion.
Major p. B4CoS, of Wash inston City,
ashingtOn Iagere, Capt. q. A. Sch HertZman.
Washington Light Infantry. Capt J. l.. Davis
Petersburg Gray. Cant j. e Scott.
4M Is it1'tDn.
Captain PHILIIPs
Portsmouth Gitdets.
Guart Of the Metropolis Capt. Marion Diumock
Junior Clues. Capt Harvey Du ley.
18th iltttiiOil--. frtticrV.
liept Col ROBERT NJ. AIMmo
Fayette Artillery. Capt. T. B. CloPton
Petersburg Artillery, Capt John y. Nichols.
CoL. d <. WALTON,
OF the 81 Regiment of Va. Volunteers. viii com
mant the u Brigade, consisting OF tie following
al
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GRIEF MARsnAL's oPrICr- ,

February lG
Es2s" REPORTERS for the various News.
papers Of this and ether cities desiring piace. nos
the Speakers stand At the Monument on tile 1sna 81
February will communicate with me immedatsly
80 that provision may he made few them
(Sis0ed) WM. h. TAlIAFERRo
Chief Marshal
ar The Washington papers will please copy lila
noticH. Ia ltd
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- priNnipE CraARs. FRINCIPR q

- x,rEt Fk}lE BRANO.--Jnst received
80. ~, tn,-. really fine CHARS. 20 which we
to..,,I,.,.a. 1 ssa VITO prefer lrst rate. cid
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RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments OF any size design, made 10 order
Of the bes italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention OF these In want
my stock, which IS tho largest and best finished
assortment Of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIE
CES and MASTLES, to be found in the city.
E9-kjrst Premiums awarded by the Virginia -ri
O ilturii : iciaCy and Mechanics Institute 26
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WANTED-A situation, by Young
W Man, as TEACHER in common English
SCHOOL, also Latin and Gr' elk, if required. large
salary Is not much the object pleasant sltua
ti0n and employIne Address, through the Post
Office. ALPHA"
RICHMOND Feb 18Th, 1854 -fe i3-6i*
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r. MILLINERY OUODS.-JUst ar
| ~ rived by the jamestown, CClored and White
ISSf~ SHAKER HOODS Spring style BuNNE1
Frs MES; BONNET kUCR rs. Of the very best
quality; Chenille HEAD DRESSES; REED and
; re FL hoops. For sac 10 wholesale and retail
customers, very cheap, 10y
II L. WIGAND.
&, Issts tnrn.r - Rood a,j 5tb sts
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bearing date the 3lst day of July la57 shall, on
me Nth DAY Of February. 1885, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
II iar, u not on the first fir day thereafter IS tfu.
Tee under deed from James Whetan sell ~ pubic
aucton Tor cash. on the prt Rises lot of Land in
tue Slty OF kichmCnd, in Duval's Addition fronting
on We east SIDE OF st street 81 ieet inches run.
uilns pa ~ i-et. and described in said deed as
Ahern and wfIe. By decd dated July Ist I55s and
recorded 10 the Hustings Court Uf Richmond There
- small wooden building the lot. Jhe title j,
ueiieSed 10 be good, but, actins as trustee I shall
only convey with sreciai warranty.
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by Alexander Nott. Auctionaer.
WILL Re SOLD AT AUCTION Z

w ihn NV oCLD Al AUCIlON, On
FRIDAY, February 10th. commencing at 10
O'Clock, At the store OF A. s. Lee IA the Dock on ao-
count OF whom II may concern one Iron Screw Press
Elth hxtnres, complete for pressing Hay, sbucks,
aooacoo, &c &C. one hand Carpet Loom, with
harness comnlete; ona baud Jean Leon. with bar
ness &c complete; one Spinning Wheel; one swim,
one Desk one large table, 10 feet by feet Carpet
Yarn; Scale and Weizhts. &C.
fe lids MOTT A,of
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Pail campaign for 1867, now opened, with larger
ami slii desirable assortment than III any for
l. year. cousistI8 in part of entire cargo from
H. l-tiy crrbrpt . foundry u 9. Bnvstow, which
Judges II good WITH particularly invited to eX
anime. Persons having IH use Stoves, Ranges, %
FurnnCos ut this make, obtain repairing pieces
On oppcAtIJu at factory prices,
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n, WALL STREET HIR- 80 3
&CSkfNG, LIVERY AND SALE 60 80
stable The subscriber having aided 10 has
some beautiful NORTHERN HORSES and BUG
GtES; alsn, Ladies' Saddle Horses, and a FAMILY
CAHR AGE, with careful driver j. now ready to
wait on the public at all hours OF the day night -
] am also prepared 10 take few Horses on livery
Horses sold On commission to the best advantage.
FOR RENT-Ten beautiful Rooms on Wall street.
with wafer, never been occupied
(. Is-dt THOS kUSkELL. Proprietor.
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Esls~ IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GDNTLHMEN
WITH BALD HEADS,
Ask for pr. HARRIS HAIR FRONTIER AMI
4

Al cash orders from persons a. distance, should
addressed u W PETERSON, " bUIG5ale and Re-
Tail Drug ist, Richmond, Va.
Price iOC Que bottle 81 de l9-ti3m
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s.,o,o JOHN G WILLIAMS, Trustee.
NAe ~ NVOp,S a HPPtScoS- ~ S--tus


{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
n oABLE REAL Est lTE ON NAVY HILL
d! virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of IN.
Guy T! OF h4chmohd, pronounced on the 18th d Az ~
January 1898, IN the suit of Grfiu Vs. klmure and
an, the uhdersignnd. COMMISSIONERS By the said
aecree appointed will proceed to sell at public AUG
T2n 70 the highest bidder en- the premises. on
I'M HeDAt the fth DAY # March, 1883 if fair if
nor the next !air day, att O'clock r. NJ the prop
cry IN the said deed nentioned viz: Three Lots If
9rooho, on Navy Hill, in the city OF Richmond
aesisoated as Nos 59 III and 6I fronting together
~ Ieet on ths wet line OF 5th street aud runnin 2
oick within parallel lines l22 feet to an ajley in
cont.n,h 10 fret WIDE With the improvements and
1Ppar'ehances consisting Of a comfortable Dwelling
to belonging. iS
. skNs - Jne-iourth cash, the remaining three
lourtns at b, 9and IL mouths, respectively Interest
ad[ed from day OF sale, the purchaser 10 give nego-
taoe notes iof me deferred payments and the title
and conveyance directed py TIE court
me take. for i33S 70 De pail By the purchaser.
X Il HOWIe0N
GEO w RANDOLPH, 5Commls.
Sale conducted By GoppIN i APs KRooX. Aucts
10 lU-dtd5
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OLD KENTUCKY IN THE

IcJsFIELD.--CoL WARE has just arrived with
L nuo lut of MULES. aud will sell 10 the times
Also some hus NDhTuERN HORSES. we'll broke
to eingls and double harness Persons in want OF
good stock would do well to call and see them ;t the
Eral kiln stables. j BLANKiNSHIP,
i'll
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ALEX. MOTT Anet.
By Chas. I. Workman Il Co., Aucts.
CARGO NEW ORIEANS SIraAp Ann

- M0LAssES AT AUCTIoN.--On FRIDAY. 18th
February, We will sell at our warehouse on tho
Dek commencing at II O'clock. the cargo per schr
Ii Bayiiss, from Attakapss La, consisting Of
2S9 bids prime to choice suGAhS.
VIII be added the cargo per sehr Sarah Mills from.
New Orleans, consisting Of =
81 binds choice SUGARS
GI5 bbls really PRIME MULASSEs
TENN OF SALE: FOR all sums rlder $le0 cash !.
ever FlO0 months credit for approved pepoti,,hle
paper. CIiAs 4 WURTIl Au 4 90
IL i6-tds AnrtIona.,s
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DIS8OLUTICNs. &c

4 NO-PAkTNEK SHIP. The subscribers,
~ having associated themselves together fr the
purpose oi condu"tng d general BANKING aud
EACHANGE BUSINESS, under the styIe OF EN-
DERH. SUTTON Il 60, tender their serVlCe6 tor the
frau-aC ton ~ H2y bsIuess entrusted to Iuer care
Ehey will give prom and careful attention 10 the
negotiation of Stuck4 Bonds, and other securities;
nVe5tnt of capital and all otheE matters pertain
.ug to their business
ca Office for the present. at E. T. Winston d
Co.'S old stand, corner. Of Cary aad l3th streets.
JOAN ENDEKS
". VI. SUTTON,
fe2-lm RIGID. L. FOSTER,
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e.. 81,

ly able to keep soul and body together. It
would give a powerful impetus to trade
and eommerce-tO our mechanical and aqri-
cultural resources, and place North Carolina
in a proud and enviabbc position.
But it is said, many of the people and the
State are already largely interested in the
Deep RTer Improvement. Very well. so
much the greater reason then for the COM
pletion of the Road. There will be more than
work enough for both. The completion of
the Road would hasten and facilitate the Riv-
er improvement. The two interests are not
antIpodes-there is room Cor both, and should
both be completed speedily ; il will be ali the
better for those interested in each and for the
whole State. Let the people and the Legis,
fature lock to this
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Deaths Doings.

The grim monster has been busy in our
community of late; tearing down the stur-
DIV old trunk that has shaded the home
stead and shed light and life around the hap
py hcarthside and nipping in the bud. the
tender, fragile blossoms of childhood. The
young man, fresh and vigorous with. life and
animation, has been snapped as a twig from
the parent stem ; and The young and beaute-
Gus mother, ere she had time to look witAa
rapture upon the innocent cherub by her sids,,
is called upon to resign it to the care and
nursing of other hands, and exchange hhe
warm embrace of loving friends, for the ice
clasp of death-to give up the s~ympathies
and companionship of those dearer thsaa life
itself, for the silent solitude of the grs4o and
the companionship of crawling, consuming
worms.
How many a young mothers heart stall
bIecds over the recollection of the IeEed pratt
tier whose tongue is now stilled 70. Death
Hear the h~eart-rending anguish Of the strong
man, as his manly form bends seneath the
strong blast that has robbed hfns Of her who
was the light of his house and che fond idol
of his affections or may-haP, that has crush
ed the tender violets and opening rosebuds
that endeared him so fond1y to the home
circle!
But they arc gone-the sire and the son
the father and the wifc-the child and the
mother ! Sable weeds of mourning hang an
around, sad mementoes Of the destructive
march of the cruel tyraRt. God pity AID
protect the fatherless and the widow and
pour the oil of consolation into the bereaved
and stricken hearts of al.
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Editors liable.

Nj. Pomeroy has handed us "Harper's
New Monthly Magazine for April. 1t seems
to be, tom the cursory view which we have
had time yet to give il. a e;3,ital Dumher-
CONTAINING . variety Of interesting, i~nstruc-
tive and amusing a-riicIes-Inany of them
beautifully illustrated by handsome designs.
IhaGkery's. novel, misnamed The Virgin
ians," is continued IN this auraber, bat we
have rot had time 20 nc amused at his low
wit, or become indignant at his contempt
he attempts to burlesque the character of
W~ashington. Send So to w. L PoGieroy,
Raleigh, and get Harper free Of postage.
GoDEY's LAsY's BooK.-We have so often
recommended this Periodical to our Lady
readers, that it is only necessary Tor Us To,
say, this number is equal to Gofeys best.
ARTBrR's HONE AfAGAzrxE-This Month
ly. endorsed with the comprehensive adapta-
tion, @Sor yo.E Wife. Daughter, Sister or
Friend" is upon oar table. IA l. neatly rot
ten up, and although Ret 80 ~voluminous a
other works of IT'S Kind, we think It will f..
vorably compare in the quality Of its matter.
1t is published at Philad4lphia at 81 in adj
vaBee, and edited by 7. S. Arthur and Viz
ginia F. Townsend.
As many persons send to US to subscribe
for Periodicals, On the Clubbing principle,
with the Age-and as frequent mistakes as.
to the prices are nsade-we give here the.
terms:
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Our Contributions.
nO7c.

We give in this number an excellent Story,
written by a Lady of this City, entitled
1.-THE VICTIM OF Toby" It is founded on
incidents of actual occurrence, and may be
read to great profit, if the wholesome lessons
inculcated be acted out, both by Parents and
Children. o! of how many families is this
simple story the faithful history. Father
Mother-read and be warned, lest by a sim
liar course, that darling, petted boy bring
your grey hairs down with sorrow to the
grave. And BE youths, if through the per-
nlclous example of parents, or oCnerwIse, We
have been taught to indulge in the intoxica-
ting cup, heed the admontions given in this
beautiful story, and fly from its indulgence,
ere the fate of Tommy Jenkins" overtake
you.
We tender our sincere thanks to our gifted
fair Contributor for this article and as WI
know she writes with the desire to do good,
we earnestly hope she will favor III with 9th.
er productions from her pen.
We also ommen in this number a beau
tiful Story, by our esteemed Contributor
LIMA LEE" of this city. It's pious coun
settings, touching sympathy, and beautiful
simplicity, we know will make it a favorit
among our readers. 1t will be continued
from week to week, until completed. w
hope our fair friend will not suffer her pei
to lie idle. We hope to hear from her often
We have also another original Story Oh
hand which we will next week.
- We have received several communi
c~atians, dressing the Plagisrist in handsom
style, who sent "The Fisherman" to us a
original. He was exposed last week. howe1
er, and that is deemed sufficient. He n
doubt feels mean enough, after being caugf
in the theft. In apology for ourselves for b.
ing imposed On, we can only say, the piec
was handed to the Printer without being dl
ly examined, or we should nave recognize
it as an old acquaintance, at once.
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~ If his father had been what he
should have been, ~=N** would not Rave been
a man who had been beastly drunken and
whose father was given 20 strong drink. The
seeds of evil example ripen early into a fatal
harvest. The parents position is one of the
most responsible and under the dominion Of
whiskey, Isyaers proverb may be then rever-
sed and enforced the children have eaten
sour grapes and their fathers teeth are set on
| edge"
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Turner'S North Carolina Almanac.

What shall be done with our friend Tur-
ner, for speaking of such a long spell of rain
in his Almanac, now while every body wants
to be at work in their gardens?
Well, his representations prove him quite
"weatherwise,' at all events. Call and get
a copy of his Almanac to find out when we
are to have fair weather again.
P. She says nothing about rain to-day,
(Friday) and we nave beautiful Spring
weather.
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spultof t5tAgs.
a a LRIe q ne.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81, 1858.
Special Notice.

The SPIRIT OF THE AGE is conducted strict
ly upon the CASH system. All papers are
dis continued at the respiration of the time for
which they have been paid. Subscribers
will be notified FeUR WEEKS before their time
is out, by a CROSS MARX on their papers and
unless the subscription is renewed the papers
will be discontinued. This is a rule from
which there will be no departure. Watch
for the CROSS MARK, andrenew your subscrip-
ton.
W Subscribers desiring their papers
changed, must mention the Post Office, from
as well as the one to, which they desire thu
change to be made.
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s Our list continues to increase, thanks
to our troops of friends. Sam'l. E. Smith, of
auckland, Gates county, sends us a club of
sixteen this week, and a number of others
send clubs ~ofscven, five, &c. To those friends
who havedS4ep past three months been
sending us clubs-and their names are legion
we wish to return all the gratitude that
words can utter or heart feel and remember.
1t would be pleasant to put their names on
record, but the list would be a long one, and
among things garnered to be thought of with
lifelong pleasure, we keep the names in the
heart. We hope to continue to hear from
them and also, that many others who have
not yet sent us a club, will go to work at onc'
and procure a long list.
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~ We have given up much of our space
in this and the previous number of the Age
to Contributors-but our box is still full
We shall give all accepted articles a place as
rapidly as we can make room for them, with
out excluding the usual variety which We
wish to give every week in our columns
Write on, but be patient for your time tc
come for a hearing.
Our Enigmatical Correspondents however
are crowding US too thickly. Just hold of
for about six months, and, maybe, by tina
time we may get through with the larg
batch on hand. We do not want any NOR
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sa- The N. C. PLANTER, for April, is in
press, and will be forwarded to subscribers
this week. 1t is an excellent number, filed
with valuable information concerning the cul-
tiva;ion of cotton, corn, wheat, tobacco, gras-
ses, &c. together with important articles to
fruit ralsers, f~oriculturists, and mechanics.
At the low price of 81 a year, it ought to be
well sustained Address A. II. German, Pub.
Usher, Raleigh, n. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

~ The great Railroad Celebration at
Newbern is to take place on the 29th of
April, instead of the 10Th, as enormously
stated by US last week. They are making
extensive preparations for a big time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
Tor he Spirit Of The AnO

answer to j. NJ. G's Enigma-Whiskey
Answer to r. r F.is Enigma new sub.
Answer to J. NJ. 6.'s Problem-l5 apples
8 to ID, 4 to c, 2 to Il, and remains for 4
Thus they are divided without being cnt
Solved by j. i. VAIN
Insane Asylum, March 18th. 1853
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

So The Marriage notice signed IN G.
R." cannot appear, because no responsible
name accompanies it. When will people
learn this rule?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

One or two of our North Carolina exchan-
ges announce the death of the Hon. John
Long ofRandolph, as having occurred on the
18th inst. Mr.. Long, died last Fall, and the
fact was published in and out of the State at
that time. -FayetteoiUe Observer.
Having jhst received some resolutions con-
corning his death, we supposed it of recent
occurrence.-ED. AGE.