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MARINE INTnLLIonMc,,r
=. :. . !. q
ws " Richmond. No cAal-HyoA wa,.x
ARRIVED.

~ AsaaH4ona' Aa On III High Faisr liz s,sl.
ARRIVED.
kohlcr q Co 1''"s'''''e =. suaho, sehssr,
s Maa usnsrai Worth. Reddish. baltimore auano
WORKMAN Co ""ASaNoi n''er. corn.
Lighter Geo Permission. psuuistep pss.,.,.s..
wheat, warwick 4 Bark ssiale 'e's's"Nts'
SAILED,
Waithalf, coal. ''p'is' VIA FOR
schrs John Randolph Bocza. and yi,,,.n a.,
anitt. Frank. Tor Richmond, cleared Al gal,iro@s.
schr sesman- Pride. Herman, for gIehmons
sehr uearge Henry, Smith. from Rich,aand ar
rived ut Philadelphia 23i inst "o""' !"
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W. REMovAL.-The well known Clothing Fsta.
blishmeut OF Messrs. GRosHoyG. TuPNAs 4 Co has
oeeh moved temporarily to the store ON Main. enc
door above 18th street This removal TO await tn.
rebuilding Of their former spacious house, which Is
TO be rendered sufficiently eapaeions to aecomma
date their extensive clothing and furnishing trade
Az the largest part OF the pablo purchase there I
would be we'll if they would remember the reno
va
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CoIIRr nnrsE nEsrRnYED BY FIRE.

SAVANNAH, March 24.-The court house of Lee
county, Ga was burnt last Saturday, together
with all the county records, processes, etc. 1t
was the work of an incendiary.
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Tar LAn1Es of lha UEited Preshylerian

Church. grateful for the patronage they have re.
ceiyed will continue their sale of USEFUL AND
FANCY ARTICLES. at the Lecture Room, on sth
street till 10 o'clock Friday Evening.
Refreshments at all hours. Admission free.
NH
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tsr- TgR TUIRTEESrH LEc1uaE of Il

AUCTION. -Groceries Liquors, &C.,
This Morning BY i @ y DAVENPORT,
NH 25--lt Aucfs.
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~ AMnhoTYpEs OF the finest quality, al prices
IRON % CTS to So at the Steam Gallery, i3a Main
street, TrtLk 4 Co. Arfists
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Ar THE REquEsT or MANY FRIENDS,

At TIE hEQUEsT OF MANI EhFENUof
hereby apnounce myself candidate for the Office Of
CITY ASSESSOR, and promise q faithful perform
ancp of the duties OF said Office; being well acquainf
cd with the city respectfully solicit the votes Of
my ss,low-cifizens. ..,..
NH g5-tdes tEo HULhb5.
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DESTRUCTIVE FiREs.-Abont3 O'Clock on saturday
morning last FIRE was discovered ISSUING from the
large barn owned by Homer Ramsdell. late Presi.
dent OF the New York and Erie Railroad at New.
burgh, New York. The firenen were quickly upon
the spot, bnt their efforts were uuayailiHg TO
the barn. it, together with its contents consist
ing Of eight valuable horses, several cows, two.car
rages, sieighs. harness, tools, &c, together with
several luns of hay, were entirely consumed. Loss
$4,000; no insurance.
About o'clock on Saturday night, fire was dis
covered issuing from building adjoining the lee
house OF the New York Ice Company az Athens,
opposite Hudson, New York. The flames spread
rapidly, and In short time elght ten icshouses
many dwellings, several sfures, and two large
stere-houses, were one mass OF flames, and entirely
destroyed.
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WRECK OF A STrANER.-A dispatch from Provi-
dence, r. L., states that the steamer Palmetto.
from Philadelphia for Boston, struck on Black
Rock, on the Southern part of Block Island, at 3.
=. NJ, on Sunday. She sunk in about an hour
after striking. The crew were all saved, and
rived at Newport Monday afternoon in an open
boat. She had valuable cargo on board, which
probably will prove total loss. The Palmetto is
insured in Boston.
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NOTICE.-The Council of the City OF
~ Ri, hmond have appointed the following per
sons TO be Commissioners and Conductors and de-
signated the following places for holding the Char
ter Elections the first Wednesday in April next,
viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WaRD-Luther Libby, Joseph
Brummell. James Winston. h smith, and Aex'I
Craig. TO be Commissioners. Reuben Seal, I'd Off
Ger Of the Day FOL ce to be Conductor; and the Hall
over the First Market 10 be the place for holding
the elections.
FoR MADISON WARD-Elisha Shepperson, Vim W
Crump, George w Randolph, GeorxeW Gillian, ana
Francis J Smith, TO be Commissioners. Cddmus T.
johnson, LIST officer of the Day Police TO be Condue
tor and the City Hall 10 be the place of holding the
elections.
For MONROE WARD-Samuel 7 Bayly. Thomas Bar
ham, Thomas Boudar, Samuel rutherford, anr
VIM W Timberlake. to be Commissioners. d. NJ.
Morris 4th officer of the Day Police, to be Conduc
tor; and Lacy's Shop, at the corner of Broad and
Foushee Streets TO be the place for holding the cleo
lions. TH0S. LAWSON,
NH 23-tde Clerk of the CouncjI
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LECTURE To NIGHT Rev. James A.
Duncan delivers a lecture at Trinity Church to
night, the proceeds being intended for the benefit
of Wesley chapel In the valley. The object IN
praiseworthy one, and those who have heard Mr.
Duncan, will need 10 second invitation to be pre-
can't
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CIR CouscL. This body meets at
o'clock this evening, aud ~ the term for which
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Tar ATLANTIC SfKAM-FxRRy COMPANY Books for
subscription 70 tbs Atlantic Steam-ferry Com
psny, have been opened at the office Of the TX.
chsge Hotel 10 this city 10 conformity to the pro
vision Of the Act paused at the present session Of
the LegtslatuTe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
= : = = : - -
THEA r E .

THEATRE.
FOURTH NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT or
Mh. AND MRS. CHAs. MATHEws.
Who viii appear tonight in
FAy0RITE CHARACTERS
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FROM THE BRAZIL SQUADRoN.-Interesting dis
patches have been received at the Navy Depart
| ment from Captain Forrest, who has command OF
the flag ship st. Lawrence, the coast of Brazil
dated MonteVideo, January %, 1858. Itsays:
For sometime previous to my arrival here por-
| ton o! the people of this country discontented
present President, took up arms aud advanced To
the very suburbs OF the capital Fearing their
entrance and believing that they would not have
force effectuaiiy to resist them the government
here addressed communication to the different
foreignSgents having armed forces in the harbar,
stating their inability to protect the lives and
property of foreigners, and requesting them to
land force to protect such interests. This land
ing, at meeting of foreign agents, determin-
ell upon, and requested 10 take the response
bility of commanding them, being the officer
highest in rank then tho station. As stated in
my manifesto, the sole object Of landing was 10
protect foreign interests, and strict neutrality
will be preserved. portion of the marine guarl
OF the st. Lawrence is still shore at the Custom
House. The city is barrieaded; but as yet no de-
eisive action between the eonteuding forces has
taken place. General Dias at the head of n fteen
hundred men, commands the opposing force, and
Is said to be only short distance from the city.
force from the city has been sent out against
him. The Falmouth will join me here after the
18th with thel Supply. We have no treaty with
this country, and Mr.. Hamilton, the American
Consul being about to close his Office and return
to the United States, government will be left
without any representative on shore here. have
just learned that Consul at Bnenos Ayres has
| received his passports.
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ES The THIRTEENTH LECTURE of the
course before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ten, will be delivered by Professor NJ SAYLEs, ~
the 81 Baptist Church Corner 9th and Main stree
on FRIDAY evening, the 18th instant. ~ O'CLOCK
SUBJECT-" BeGHty and The Beadifkl"
Members procure their season tickets at the
Rooms of the Association.
Tickets Of admission may be obtained at Meade
Bakers, Ladlev a Robinson's, the Exchange Hotel
ard the principal Bookstores. Tickets IS cents For
schools, tickets 81. nh 2f-3t
REV JAS. A. DUNCAN will deliver Lee
turs in Trinity Church. on THURSDAY night. thu
95th Of March. 1855 at 5 O'clock. Subject: "GRfAf
Men" Admittsnce, % cts. The proceeds % he ap
riad to tho payment Of Wesley Chapel Tickets &
bense's BOOKSTORE, and also ut A. w. Richardson's
Office nnrosite the Exchange Hotel, Oa lith street.
NH 22-4t&
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hay CrrizEss' TICKET FOR MoSRoE
ny FELLow- CITIZENS OF THE COUNT,

OF HEyRlcO i am candidate for the office OF COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE fer the Upper
District of the County Mt the ensuing election in
NAV next. and respectfully solicit your sntfrages:
NH o5-tda GEO W CARTER.
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For CoUsCILMEs

MADISON WARP.
Robinson 0rsttan,
} A Beivin. Cotlreii,
y w Rodcey. NH 2j-St%
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JAIL DELIyERY.-five prisoners made their es-
cape from the Jail at Raleigh. n. c., last Monday
night. Their names are Robert Morris. John
Stewart, Robert Saddler, Wesley Mills and Ransom
A. Smith. Two of the number, Saith and Sad
der, were re-captureG. Saddler has served one
term IN the Virginia penitentiary. 20
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OUR SPRING STOCK WILL 81

OUR SPRING STOCK WILL BE
~ OPENED AT No 81 MAIN STREET, ON
THURSDAY, MARCH 25TH. lS5s.fhe subscribers
intend moving their stock to the above store. and
will continue there unt the LIST OF September, when
will return to the store that will be cumplet-
ei for at that time. Oar customers will no ou'
find US. and we shall endeay"r 10 make such an ex-
hbitiou of goods will attract attention of all
persons having nse for CLOTHING aud GENTS
GOODS. Particular attention is
called to our new styles of Business Coats. This is
article that we have always led on, aud the stock
this Spring we think excellent.
A GOOD FITTING SHIRT is ar icie that mo I
of de SIRE and with the experience had for the
last three years in the sale of the Patent Yoke Shirts
offered by u.s. also the satisfaction EXPIRE sss by
our customers. imagine the stock superior in
every respect, aud guarantee Mt To every pur-
chaser. FOR the next six months will be glad to
see all interested at our store, No 81 Main street.
mn p dkoSHOSG. TUPMAN & CO
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CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS

CHOICE GOODS, CHOICE GOODS
~ TH0S. 4. PRICE i Co, by every arrival
making large additions to their splendid stock. In
rich ami elegant DIR E5S GOODS their assortment il
unrivalled in extent and variety and many of the
goois bought at large l0es uDon the Cost of impor
tation, will be sold at astonishngly low prices.
New and elegant Double FlOunccd AQUILLE
ROBES
New and elegant 0rgandie ROBES
Splendid SILK ROB RS for So, worth SO
Do Hrenadine Siie-Stripe ROBES
Do Mouseiine do do
Do Challey -dc-Toile do
Argentine ROBES and SILKS.
In every description of goods for Mourning they
have very large supply, and in Plain Bla X and
Figured Black silks and silk Robes some of the most
decided bargains offered to the public.
Servants Goods, Dana ks. Linens Shirtings. Cot
tons. Towellings, Diapers. Hosiery Paraso!s Hoop
Skirts-they have everything that can be needed to
which they would call attention.
A fresh supply of LACE SETS, Embroideries,
Lace Wells, just 10 hand. I r PRICE CO.
nh
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LeRtalaturA.

All tbs Internal improvement bills coming
from ths House we're defeated In the Senate yes
ssrdsy. The votes were reeonsidered and the bills
laid on the table. They will come up to-day, aud
viii doubtless pass. In the House the Virginia
Central Railroad appropriation of 100000 was de-
feated.
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fined Thomas b. Bigger, Benj. Cudiip, John j..
Binford. Peachy r. drattan. Mrs. Mary Dabney,
VIM. II. Eggleslon. Lewis l.. Barnes, and Daniel
p johnson, each In the sum Of $40, because 1t
was in proof before him that the sons OF tue
parties named had ON one or more occasions, late
ly violated an ordinance intended to prevent MT
nors from acting as firemen, by catching hold OF
the reels when proceeding TO fires. 10 justice to
the young gentlemen, whose papas have been adj
judged to pay for their patriotic impulses, u 10
proper TO state that it appeared in each case that
the parties had been requested to lend hand
to propeI s'der machine" to it's destination. Bow
Ter Eacho was fined 81 for driving his wagon on
the sidewalk at Rockets, March sd, and limo
thy Shaw, In like sum, for putting ashes on the
side of shockoe Creek. near the arch of the first
market house.
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DssysExHcS N TIHEs-Ths RsSopsAn sdsiess per
AFsbls uers received IN New Orleans, by fsls-
sraph, one hour and half before the arrival Of
ths steamer ~ Lss dock, ct Jersey City.
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A0ENCY ~ N0RFOI.K.

wN. u foerER. 80. b the Agent for the DatT
DsssAsoa In Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
tAsss havtag increASed TO a extent demanding per
soAi sstsaton 20 10 distribution. the Collection OF
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CIGARS sc READ THIS Having

CIGARS sc READ THIS Having
~ taken the store next to the corner Of jth and
Broad streets north side. aud entered into GUAR
CIGAR. ToBAG,,u ami VARIETY BUSINESS.
shall be pleased IL supply my old patrons acd the
public with any article in nv line either wholesale
ar retail at thu lowest Northern prices Us shalt
receive all these articles regularly from the first
manufacturers and of best aut lty. All those who
favor me with call may obtain great bar gains
H. R0SENFELD
Near corner 9TH and Bread SITS. north side
ral, ma
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To be followed by
PATfER csr2a CLATTER.
Capt Patter. with songs)
Mr. CHARLES MATHEW,
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the members we're elected 10 rapidly drawing toa
close, the members propose ~ this meeting 10 oct
finally on theordn.nce providing for the eieotien
Of an Auditor fer the city Of Hichmoud. aud also
70 take up other ordinances with view OF dis
posing Of those relating to the Water Works, that
regulating the Work House and the one relating
TO Bread, which propose that the initials OF tns
maker and weight Of the Loaf shall be stamped
on each side. The Gas ordinance will also CONS
up for consideration, though IL is hardly probable
That all of those named can DO disposed OF at the
meetiBg this evening
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Ely" RICHMoND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST JAN, iSjS,"SI 400, 9S6 rs.

Capital, LIST JAN, iSjS,"SI 400, 9S6 rs.
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Lite Policies that hare been in
force twelve months prior to January lst 1873 and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on al dt
y'dends that have not been paid. Those holdina
thecerttcates, will plsase call aud collect the int
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Lift
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, at3 Mair
street; for reference. apply to either member
the Local Boari-all of whom are insured in thh
Company
GEO. WYTHP "rVvnpn President
Directors:
ThOs August, t.sq, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esqi
Roger A Pryor, Esq, Rev Chas II Read,s
Thos II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
VIM q Paine, Esq
Metlicdl B01rd:
10 Coleman, NJ b, A q Workman, NJ D.
Jas II Conway Nj D.
Gil Il. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH lots 23 Main street.
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CHAs MAruEws, THs CoaEDIAs.-The actin. of
this gentleman In sPsttsr W.. Chatter Tuesday
night, made an suppression on the audience which
wss Tar different from that created Monday al .b,:
~ Impression which brought applause and cheers
~ tribots TO style which 10 either the perfee.
ZION OF comic acting OF entirely new TO our pub
lie that the effect ID tbs same. His changes Of per
sonai appearance made In an instant, and 10 this
view Of ths audience, we're most rsmarkabls. and
we're eniy APPALLED, By tbs consummate skin with
which he represented characters entirely dssfsrent
Heis the nrst male performer who has attempted
prosssn pieces with success In this city, and the
reality Of the changes and absence OF those tedi.
ons Dialogues which always precede the removal
Of dresses y truly refreshing. The piece win be
repeated again fought. aud those who desIre 10
ses piece Of extraordinary acting should attend
The beentifni comedy of ssDeiicafe Ground. In
which Mr., Mathew and his Wits appear, commspces
the psslornascs.
WAsasssos NMIs-Ths Warrsnton (vs) Wing
appears iris sssk With new type and heading -
Nr. scssses oosdnets this Journal with much
ability, and II 4 grstiying 70 observe this syi
dsncs of ~ prospsrous condition.
DssyBExHcS N TlnS.-Ths EsEopsan slsiess per
Assbfs uers received IN New Orleans, by tsls-
n
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A MUSEMENT.

~ GYMNASTICS "
intend the LIST April next, to open class for
boys, at my Gy mnasium GU Marshall street, between
5th aud 9th streets. All pupils To be engaged Tor
the course of three months Application for lin
tied number of pupils may be made to me at the
Parents and guardians respectfully invited 10
witness the exercises.
uthS-Im& II. kEMpER, Proprietor
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WANTED-TweDty-f five respectable Young lsdia,
for the Oriental Spectacle Of ALADDIN They will
be Taught dancing by "A competent ballet mast.
and costumes furnished free of charge. Apply ~
ri Igrx
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roconclude with the
RIVAL ARTIZANs.
Timothy Mon. q H.,
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Dress Circle AMI ParGuette.. u cent.
Secureu Sih3
second 1lef...... 80 cent?
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NEW GAS FIXTU RES.--New and
~ beautiful patterns Of Gas Chandeliers; Gas
Stand Lamps: Drop Lights Hall Lights. Pendants;
store Fixtures Brackets, &c. Also, Paper Lamp
Shades; ias Giobts Gas Torches. &c recently open
ed, and for sale by r. A. BULKLEY,
nah p Isl Main street
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METROPOLITAN HALL, RICHMOND

AND Tue
ORIGINAL LANCASHIRE
BELL RINGERS,
Consisting Of the following members. viz:
WM. PEAK. SR.,
W. III. PEAK, JH..
Mrs. WI PEAK,
Mrs. W IL. PEAK,
Miss JULIA \ PEAK
Miss FANNIE A. PEAK,
Little LIsETTE NJ. PEAK.
Introducing the Original
LANCAS RE BELLS.
Si1ty-Six I'm Number.
Assisted by the celebrated American HsRpisrs
Mr. w ii PEAK and Miss JULIA A PEAK,
With Miss FANNIE. aud her Beautiful Chime Of
TWENTl-SLI SILFER BELLS
Played by herself alone. with great dexierity and
artistic skill.
With Master EDDIE, &c years Of age } and
Little LlSEiTE, q years and months o.d)
the charming young BALLAD SINGERS whose
wonderful power of voealZation (ior ones 10
young,) have astorShed the most able chi les
and received the highest entomiums OF tho press
and public generally.
&C. All appearing eG IN evening, ~ above in A
rit. -
- TAKE NOTiCE--Diagrams Of the Hall may
be fouui at the Music Stores of James WOodhousa
4 Go. and w Randolph.
81 The sale OF Reserved seats will commence on
SATURDAY.
The first nights Programme will be published on
Saturday. mh lySt
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Thursday EVENING. M

Thursday Evening, March rs,
VIII bs performed the elegant comedirtta Of
DELICATE GROUND.
sitizsn Sangfold......... Mr.. CHARLES NATupxS 4
psnline....-....-..........Mr Mrs. CHARLES MATHEW :
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persons to whom the

4N estate Of John Warrock, Decd IL indebted are
hereby notified to present their claims 10 for SIT
tiemen; and all persons in debt TO the said estate
will make pay ment to ms.
VIM l. MAULE
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LOST.

T OST-Between the Toll Gate and Turn
IL pike, in Manchester, my FREE PAPERS.
ard of $40 will be given for their return at this
Office G PITfMAf,
NH 23-3.# A free mao of color.
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A LII THE DRUGGISTS round abol

IA sell DUvAL & NoRroN's Horse Tonic
aARifcK seils IL fast
PURCELL. Lamp n Co. sell il fast.
FIsaER d Ix5roS sell it fast
THOMAS sells IL fast.
DowDEN sells il fast
SMELLING, ola Church HilI sells II fast
Every Druggist aud eouatry merchant ihroug hont
the habitahls globe sell our Horte Tonie "--ihe
great natiDDai remedy fr horses mHes aud stock 81
very description Call and see cert, tis at tho
Drug store OF DUYAL Il NORTON. who alone make
IT, so, ner 10th aud Main sts. NIB 70
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RGAINS. White and

IA Colored French Woven COrsfts open in front,
al 81; Extra Black silks s7Igc; Handsome Embroi
dered udkis ut 80 aud T5c worth double the money;
superiine Black Cottons full yard Wide lUc; spleB-
Rringes, very handsome aud cheap. The ladies will
6nd il TO their interest to call early, at
GOLDSNtTS Cheap Store.
NH % no Broad 81.
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TOBACCO.-Lynehburg CheHln and

T'UDhOUU.-LyntnD CHeNInY ahu
Smoking Tobacco, Of various brands; Lang
horns and Armistead's choice qualities
Have you tried any of those superior Havana an
Principe Cigars, mt J HARRlNGrUN'c AEen :,
opposite the Broad Street Hotel 1t NOT, wtul
advise our friends and the public generality to do
NH Z5-3ta j. A. H., AgL
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DhH DINNER SETS Crimson and

AZ Green Band, BCguet and Fiowered Dinner Sas.
'pibraeing beautiful variety to be seen in eur
eleg ant sales rom second onT Our assortment Is
tlled and prices AS low as they can be obtained.
II those in want OF either Dinner or Tea Sesv OF
large and elegant stock at the [ hips and Htuse-
Furnishing Store, of A BUiKLEY,
NH 25 I3J Main stre.f
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IRON, lR0N.--2U0 tons English Re
= nned. Tresiegar. Swesiss and coantfy Iron, en-
bfaeing fuii assortment uf dafs. Fouuss. siuAfes
nail roa horseshoe oval scroll. &c, &c for aaleby
NH Is EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
GHEET IR0N--75 bundles asAorted,
~ ior sale by EDWIN WORKMAN 4 70.
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UoLDNERS AROMATIC SCHiEDAAi.
SGHS APpS--A superior toaic anti-dyspsptie
and inyigoratiag cordial, for sale by
JNo w POLLARD. Druggist.
m h .fres
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ERgsH Receiving per

n sEIlr Wythe-
50boxes oranges 10 bags Maple Walnats
50 do Lemons JOD Cocoa Nuts
bbls Pecan Nuts :pA drums TuI kish figs
10 bags Brazil Nuts 10 cas- = Preserved Gin
cases Dry Ginger ger
10 boxes Muscat Wine
and for ale by A ANT0NI.
ct Nicholas saloon next door Exchange Bank,
NH 25 And opOasite X ent. Paine A Co.'S