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Washington Aqueduct.
Osnck % nm WASHINGTON AQukpru,
Washington, March D, Is;

uffitk N@s"ss"N
washington March D, 1887.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
III for the Washington aqueduot
Proposals up it slay will be opened al Of that
noo, and s,ctaca,ion of the materials and work to be
ready at this Once the 2o,h
April next 80
with the ~ inch main, hous bricks, sand
particular
upon portion ys acquired by
United States there be delay in oomn'eneng the work
In the completion
Portions only Of the completed pres
ent but all contracts for unfinished work viii be sub
ec to future appropriations by Congress The engineer the
right prescribe the Of work be done and
priatou holding sufficiently decide When what
In Of the entire Of any particular Of
funds reserved will be paid
the engineer the work has been properly executed 90 s a. has
Payments specie upon
treasury monthly
and will be condition all tina, the woksn shall
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
tera- on the Washington Aqueduci
right reject any bids
should be deemed advantageous and
Every offer must be by written guarantee signed by
responsible the that he under
the bidder bidders viii il his their bid be
obEga,ion days good
securities completion guarantee
accompanied by the certificate Of tho United
district attorney agent
general government individual
Artinent OF war able
Bids viii be opened in presence OF bidders any Of Them choose to
be present M Z. Mf1GS,
Capt Of Engineers in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt ~ C. Meies, U. s. Engineers
We the undersigned residents OF - in the State q ,
hereby jointly with the United
guaranty the foregoing bid be accepted.
the
form furnish the articles proposed conformity the ihs
advertisement under which was made And IN the said
shall fail into contract Aforesaid
good difference between the offer the said
lowest bidder
Csgned) A. b.
thereby certify that my knowledge belief
above named guaranors good and sufficient
Sep i~iaw1
II AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon A. b.
IL Mgnder, late of Virginia being associated partnership,
In the courts Of Washington city the Court OF Claims the
Address Chiffon 4 MAiRuDER, Washington, D. C
Oct l4-eo3m
II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
southwest aud Twelfth streets, Washington D.
Ap Il--dlyt
Miss Christie johnson,
Eiocrnoy,
rs tesirous of forming classes in elocuton in the
l. schools Washington, and will give instruction private
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Miss johnson will youths
and also 10 foreigners who wish English
cent
Residence Formerly Fnrshs Female
mary, corner Washington Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie Richmond, Va.
Rev. stephen r. Hill Washington, ID, c.
Grafton Tyler, NJ. H., Georgetown, ID. c.
apply Mohun
store corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh. street
Nov eff
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FL Oculista De Paris

p EClEN llegado esta cuidad tcnna el honor de
l. l. 0frccer los
CABMLEI0S ESPANoIE5
eseodo, Surdo dc Epcuos Lentcs Aneojos
lrga Vista Nio de Aumeno Mquees copos Ipccras Pumas
dc ORC, Arcuos Franccsas
Tenda proysionanentc Eight
lrccos mny moIerados, 10 msmo dc Europa.
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ID Ii. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed

Os ms once TOMS Residence in Franklin Row, OF and
ihr'ecnh sueess Tie wiz principal
ly to csses in the United States Supreme Court
2s-du
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WHlTE COLORED KID GLOVES, from so to rs
cen,ust received superior lot of Kid gloves which
WIZ dispose the unusual low prices60 cents T5
nave quite them Buyers
WIN mn 'hem 70 be good, reliable glove
WALL, STEPHENS co,
hc 2a--lw 922 Penn. between 9th and 10th
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING

EDWARD X COLLINS
No b6 Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SFIl1.EY, & co.
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Il co,
No. ~ Austin Frisrs, London
n. a. WAINWRIGHT Co,
Paris
The Of those ships will ro be accountable for so silver
bucn ewslry metals bills
ding signed therefor and the value thereof therein
10 --dH ,s..
TIME LADIES are especially invited to :" The
BsIdne, opposite Junction Iennsya
and street. they
fancy articles, perfumery &c &c shall
improve sell wholesale store
eOs resnsytvania
2s-W MRS LAKE & DAUGHTERS
NJ SNYDER SON,
Bank No 3ss Pena.yunia agsue, (Notona Hotel Ba1dag)
WASHINGTON crr, DC
WE receive money on deposite and pay checks
wv without charge collect and bills the district Of
iuhA and Alexandria, Virginia aud ront proceeds aes
Of cxchange.
We receive all kinds money deposie and pay
checks In se funds
Buy and se bills Of exchange money and land
Bonds and stocks we buy and sell ou commission only
Dec 2-eod3m
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INTERIOR DEpARrmSr.

Secretary The Department the ntcrisr Hon Jacob Thomp
son Of the STATE Of Mississippi IT, clerical osr consists o one nl
clerks its supervision and management committed Tue
following branches Of i,e public service:
Public Lands The chief Of this bureau called the Conf
the General land Office The Land Bnrcan charged
sales grants schools
mi,srv snntes or public nproy e,cn
thereof The land Office also audts It's accoants The
eipa principal clerk Of
besides draughman assistant dranehman aud some 100 clerks
present head Of this bureau is George O.
whiting Virginia The commissioner charged with the exal
adjudication the and
passed granting bounty land pensions
for the military naval in the revolutionary and subsequent
wars in which United
clerk G eq) permanent corps consisting of some
other clerks which Congress enable him 10 meet the
requirements has added
temporary n ckhps Of different denominations
Sd Idia Commissioner Of Indian Affairs ad interim Charles
Georgetown ID e. He Is provided with chief clerk and abont
other subordinate clerks
4l ODo-To committed the and
things touching respecting
issuing of patents for and useful discoveries inventions
mprov the collection Of statistics rotating agriculture
collection aud distribution Of seeds plants and cn'ng has
ckwho by law the acting Commissioner Of Patents
absence Of the Commemorative principal and Twelve
st examiners Of patents some dozen subordinate permanent
clerks besides considerable number Of temporary employees
principal branches Of this depart
lsi9 transferred 10 from the Treasury lie
peni supervision a the accounts of the United States marals
attorneys the clerks Of the United States the
en other Of the United States and the
pencny Of the United States in the District Columbia
the State department the duty Of taking and returning the
United and o supervising aud directing the
Of Public nlings The hospital for the insane Of
and and Of the District OF Columbia also und" t"
management Of this department in addition 70 which, By laws
Gently passed the Secretary the Interior charged with the
sructi Of The three wagon roads leading 70 ,s Pacific coast
the erection has been repeatedly recommended during
provided with What known winers Building while
branches of The department. including the secretary office,
win required early day for the Of the Patent
which II was originally intended
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FROST KING.

~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
Va factory No als Pennsylvania between lh
Gel
Sep 4--eodi6m
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The Organization OF the Executive Depa rtmenfs
Of the Government Of the United States
sfarn pkrAr,xrSr.


whole machinery employed conduct the business arising ou
OF relations powers world
department United states only seventeen
STATE dion Lewis oss) Assistant Secretary Of
aor, and librarian.
Diplomatic branch OF state DeIamen,
pomac agents abroad pow
accredited this government In all diplomatic instructions
der treaties d boundaries S ara copied ana ana
being frs, entered in an analytic table or index
Consular charge the correspondents,
between the department and the eonui and commercial sguis
of oihcer
dpatces and la tir from other asking tr
lar agency or relating affairs prepared
DiBs5sig He has charge all correspondence and
matters ted with relating fund with the
disbursement of which the department IL charged
HIS duties furnish such traraion the
He also the consul
oonsuls, when no, English which
issued.
CIuk of Argsontsats
commissions appointment and the Senate
wlch they issued Has charge OF the library
Csk Of Arrtirs He charge rolls
parinen from tho p csiet copies
called FOR and snpernends their publication
their throughout the United States ami that Of all docu
and publications IN regard 10 wh ' duty assigned TO The
writing answering all letters connected herewith
Has charge Indian and business relating thereto
ck g A.siiuti1as and c,ay,i04' lie has charge Of the
the and OF lha department and prepares and
attaches certificates to presented for naturalization receive
the under the laws relating copyrights records
their titles records all letters from the department. ether than
the diplomatic and consular.
t,yk Pd}ss He prepares and record. ardons
registers files the petitions and
founded Makes and records Keeps
register all letters other than diplomatic and consular,
the disposition made Of them letters relating
| TO this business.
GENERALS
Hon Jeremiah Black Attorney the United States;
et chief clerk The ordinary business o t1 Office be
classified under the following heads:
opinions business OF the government a.
the President by head e department. or by the 50
| licior the Treasury.
the titles of all land purchased as the sites %
light houses and all other public works {"
| the United States
Applications paros all Of conviction in the courts
| o United States.
Applications appointment all the judicial and legal business
4 Of the government.
argument Of all suits tho Supreme Court
| the which the government Is concerned
al! other arising Of The depart
thereof Attorney General
heads Of tho business tie Office added al
! the following
First all appeals land claims IN California
codcaon and revision the Laws o the lAstt
! Coiuu.bia
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ATONSIEVR f. MASSE returns thanks for the
lvl patronage hitherto him. gives ha
viii Tuesday the lat December NJ
so dcoos form class less than than
twenty pupils receive instruction BY the method
This wiz consist II hour
and half each IS the employ fasqnees
System Of n>truefu and the cololu History
Napoleon by Alexandra younger Icrsons wishing 10
form m class viii please Ruchar
Mhun btere of Pennsylvania ib street
Hon. l. Toncry Secretary of tho Navy Washington.
Rry. George D. Cum,nns.
Rev. p,ae
T.. r. F.ndal.
Roy. X. Cl.y,ian Coke oG B.itimore
RI Rev. M-iop I. NJ. Clark, u. u, Providence.
~ Rev Bishop T. z Bfownel, n H. iIsrtlord, Come
Hon. (, A. Green, New Bedford
Rev. Charlie Lowe,
Rev. Charles H. Brigham, rruntou
Rev. T. W. Snow.
George b Emerson c-a B,-san
Rh'hard ~ ran,, ESQ,
Fpes Sargent.
Nov "a
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No b6 Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SH1PI.EY, & 90,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN Kt.NNARD Il Co,
No. ~ Austin Frisrs, London.
r. u. WAINWRIGHT & Co,
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MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
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Cyrus w. Field II Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No IL Gig aros, No@ fork
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers ia
their stock OF printing writing wrapping and a Other
kinds paper which they for sale at the lowest nArst prices
May 26--iy~
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II AW PARTN Samuel Chiffon & A. b.
IL Mgnder late e Virginia being associated partnership viii
In the Washington city the
Court Of the United States
Address Chiffon MAGRUDEH Washington d.
Oct I4-eo3m
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Virginia Glass Works.

TINE Proprietor of these Works having
Il made extensive improvements to enable
him to compete with the best establishments
in the Union. is enabled to offer every des.
cription Of lass Ware, manufactured by
him, of the best and upon the most reason
aple terms. He therefore confidently solicit,
the patronage Of Virginia and of the South.
ern States generally, in the support of this
new branch o. Southern industry.
A credit of months will be given for ap-
proved paper or satisfactory reference. A
liberal deduction will be- made to large CON
sumers and wholesale dealers and in all Cases
a,urther deduction of 5 per cent, from tho
foot Of their bills for cash. He is prepared
to fill any orders at short notice, and will
warrant his work, to compare with that of
any other establishment in the Union Sam.
pies OF which, can be saen any tine. by CALI
ing on SHERWOOD l. YOUNG,
Sole Agents, IA Roanoke Square,
ma ~ Norfolk, Va
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New Advertisements.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FIELD, rAPPAWAsIc. toL1IpAy,s


SMITHFIELn, fAPFAIIASIC, HOLIDAYS
POINT AND CiiUCkATrCk
p The swift, safe and comfortable
gg-2;izssas-sAz steamer SEA-BIPD, will from this
day run according to the following schedule, from
higgins Wharf.
MONDAY, 8, A. NJ. leave Smithfeld via Cherry
Grove for Portsmouth and Norfolk.
TUESDAY, 7, A. NJ leave Norfolk and Ports
mouth via Cherry Grove for Ssnthfeld.
At ,, M. leave Siaithicld via HOLIDAYS
Point for Portsmouth and Norfolk
WEDNESDAY, 6, A. " leave Norfolk aud
Portsmouth for Capp2.hasic u, d leaye iJappa-
hasic for Portsmouth and Norfolk connecting with
Bay boats
THU RSDAY, @, A. NJ leave Norfolk and Ports
mouth via Holidays Point for Smitliield
SATURDAY, I, NJ leave Srnthfed via
Holiday 8 Point for Portsmouth and Norfolk 2,
+ NJ, leave Norfolk and Portsmouth via UolIi
day Point for Smithtleld
~ The SRA Br ID will stop at such other points
es may be sgnaled on Chuckatuck Creek aud
Nansemond River.
j. G.. RoWELL, Agent at Norfolk
BA1N co. Agent at Portsmouth.
Il. N TODD Agent at Snithfield. mhco
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Correspondence Of the Day Rock.
RICHMOND. MARCH, Is.

RICHMOND, MARCH, Is.
MFssRs, Fpl-oRs The first practical
NOV nlent affecting the Water Line was
made to-day in tic Senate Oh the propo-
sitioA to convert the debt due the State
from the James River and Kauawha
Company into stock. Tho bill was sup
ported by Mcssrs Mvcs and August. Ii
was stronously opl oscd by AIeSsrs, Don
glass, ODDS, Bruce and Campbell, in spec
1t was gratifying, however, that each of
these gentlemen, except Mr.. Bruce, ohjec-
ten to tie conversion Echenle, as giving
no guarantee that tie James lGverC m
pany would or could carry the work
through to the Ohio. Several plans and
parts OF plans were suggested in this de-
bate-a!l Of them looking to the great
object-ts completion TO the Ohio. A
vast change has come over tho r.inds of
the people Of the State in reference to
this important work, aud if the CONVEX
sion scheme is defeated, OF if that Com
pany can give a guarantoo Of its compile
ton, | have great hopes that this ses.
sEon will have inauguratcd the new era.
Ii however, WAS certain Of a session
next winter, would prefer to defer
tho preresitinn till then, for the more
eaecsuat rirenfng up OF public opinion.
!! will write The. result Of to-morrows
legislation, which will be important
Ia the meantime our people may believe
that shall keep 8 close look out fer
their interests. Charles Eiiet and Nias.
DFisko a,e boti, here. Mr.. Gr;sai,y is
sitting up.
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w. G.. WEBER.

Nos % & "a, W'Esr StpE MARKET SquARE.
III FING made arrangements in Bati
Il L. more, is daily in the receipt of the very
best BEEF, HUTTON and PORK that can
be procured in the Baltimore markets. In
addition to this he has ON hand a large and
choice selection Of Groceries, Liquors,
Wines, Cider, Vinegar, Moiasses
and Spices; in fact every article that can
be found in a well asserted Family Grocery
store.
would be pleased to have my friends end
the public generally to give me : call and
am certain hey can be pleased.
ma i2-F&rutw W. q. WEBER,
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gass~ Circulation equal to ali the
other City daisies combined.

Beg Frosn very reliable source at
Richmond, we learn that there is strong
likelihood Of the passage, at this session
Of the Legislature, Of bill making APP
prcpriations for the completion Of tho
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
1t may &c we'd to state i'll this eon,lec-
ton that an impression which has gained
some crsdit in this Community, to the e.
feet that toe friends af the Great Water
Lite to the West are ininlical to this
Read, is altogether baseacss ard iretryect.
So far is this notion from being true, that
On tie contrary, knowing that the N. &
?. Il, r, is in 10 sense a rival to the
Water Lire, they arc disposed to render
toward the success Of the Road all the as
s;stance they can. We knew, directly
and Enthusiastically, that tdis is the fact.
Live and let live is as good maxim Of
conduct for the advocates of liberal but
prudent policy Of Internal improvements,
as for men generally; ard far better
ore than that Geifsii saw, :Cumpotition
Is the life of business" THO latter mi,
raculous apllorisn, Which must certajuly,
have descended from the skies along With.
the Gifts Of Psomctheus and Ceres, no
doubt eHrt' sscd Tic scptin:ept Of the &C.
riprocally aHniiilsiirg grimalkinS Of XII
kenny while it bears the spirit Of Gains
surprised Inquiry, "Am / my brother's
keeper ?" and Of q at other question,
who is ny ueishtor e.
We rca!,y hope taas some concert Of
cour&et and action may be como to by
tic advocatHs Of the various Internal I'm
provenseub measures row pending III
legislative lin.to. VIC most Of these
schcn.cs arc feasible, well conceived, and
full Of beucticeut' issues alike to the sorn-
monweatth and to tie private Citizen
Lo$ taere he unauiuFjty -co-orperalicn
rather than rivalry &ld tic victory is
half achieved.
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sss9AS.. 1t will be seen by an advertise
u4ent in Che proper column thai the ID
'ieties will be opened on next Tuesday
evening for brief dramatic season. We
may be- allowed TO say, in explanation,
that the company is we'll selected and
under the Immediate management Of
John 4. Ford, Esq. of the Holiday st.
Theatre, Baltimore. Tic announcement
of Mr.. Ford $ name is a sufficient earnest
Of The entire respectability of the a5air;
and, assured by such auspices, wo hopo
that our people will testify their appro-
cisticn Of tho Legitimate drama,
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gzs We would call particular atten-
zion to the'iat;or Ct cur Richmond cor
respondent. II touches upon q subject
matter Of ongrossing interest to Norfolk.
If anything like a practical sep Can be
taken roa9-at tlis session OF tho Lcgis-
Iatuio-much will have beon achieved
for tie ultimate succoss Of tao Water
Line. If wo would invito the investment
Of Nortbcta capital III this great en-
torpriso, We mist show our Own coni-
danco in at least TIE aid Of q Legislative
endorsement.
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Hotel Arrivals.
RATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIZ. L. WALrERs. pRopErRroR.

Wa. l.. WALrEEs, PsorEIEToR.
j Drepps, Trenton, N j; II Fl Bill
lings, N y +; Mir Miller, Baltimore; Col
Crockford, Alexandria; f T Robinson,
Richmond j G Thompson. Philadelphia;
r r Parker, Jersey City; Capt G Dean,
S J Berry & lady, Dark Chas Brewer II
A Todd, Va.
AfERCHAN2S HOTEL, NORFOLK,
i'll. WEArHsawAx. PnorRrEroK.
S Brown, Va ; j II Charles, Rich
mond Thomas Cutler, Warwick G
Saunder, Norfolk co.
M4CON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j D. HoILADAY, PnorRIETox.
Mrs Peck, N G; S H Swan, M G r Il !;
Mrs NJ A Harris, j Il Holladay, Suffolk !;
w NJ Eeaton, Boykins Depot.
0CEAN NOUSk, PORTSMOUTH,
WAITS & EMMEnBos, PRopR1GroR 8.
I II Eastman, Washington; Samuel
Long. lady & servant, N c. CRYSTAL Nix
on, Aiisay Craig, n Y; w Flanmook,
Va ; DR. Soseph Cameron, Mobile Alaba-
ma.
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Bsg" The trial Of Peter Il. Mberdie,
charged with rape on the person of Mary
f. Huddlcstcre, was commenced last
Thursday, before the Hastings Court at
Petersburg. After minute invostiga-
ton of the case, the Court gave judgment
entirely acquitting tho prisoner.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT As tDe tram GA
the Southsdc road was coming down
Wednesday night, passing tho Spout
station in Appomattox, at slow speed,
the locomotive suddenly encountered an
obstruction and was whirlod over belly
up, into ditch. Tic fireman, a negro,
sustained considerable injury, while the
engineer escaped unlurt. The train and
passengers received no damage. The &C
cident was caused by a defective switch,
and cecasioned q delay Of two or three
hours.-Pe5. htaAigeneer.
SERIOUS ArFBAy.-.A serious ARRAY
occurred in Jackson, Miss few days
since. between Mr. Wash. Mathews and
William Ewing, in which the former was
SO badly wounded with knife that his
life is despaired of. .,.
9'uE EcLlpsE.-The late eclipse of the
sun was satisfactorily observed by the
astronomers at tho Cambridge Observa-
tory, Several spots, it is stated, are now
on the suns disc; three Of which are
large, and enc very large. They vii!
continue visible about week longer.
The Emmett Guards Of st. Louis have
unanimously voted to tender theit servi-
ces to Uncle Sam against the Mornons.
QUICK TaIr-The passengers fer CAL
ilotnia who left New York on the sth
ut, III tho steamer cHoses Taylor, for
Aspinwall reached Acapulco on the 18th,
the shortest trip on record. They ex-
pected to he at San Francisco in II days
after leaving thir city.
aliss Tyrrell, the Gully daughter of the
Admiral Of that name, gave her heart,
hand, and fortune, wich consisted Of no
loss than 100000 short time since, to
her precoptor. The fortunate po3ssegsor
has only just attained his majority, while
lady is bis senior BY TEN years.
William Greonough, of Boston, is the
only original member Of the Foster Club
now living. He was born in Lunen-
burg, Mass, and is DOW in his 87th year.
In 1875 he printed the Federal Orrery,
of which Thomas Paine was editor.
A daring attempt was made to rob the
Turkish visitors at Washington OF Tues
day. A trunk, containing $4,000, in
gold and other NaluabIes, was broken in
to, but Tic thief was detected in the act
and made good bis escape. Co..
The young mea Of .Danyil1e, Va, are
making an effort to set up volunteer
The Western Homeopathic C,lleec, at
Cleveland, Ohio had SIS students the
past term. .
francis O'Ncal, enc of the oldest citi-
zons of Texas, died lately at Marshall, in
that State
About two hundred men Of the Seventh
regiment Of United States troops have
been renewed from Fort Smith to Jefiier-
son barracks, destined Immediately to join
the. army in Utah.
The eonvicts in tho Auburn prison now
number 1852. or this number 348 are on
contract and employed, while 368, or
nearly one half, are unemployed.
The Lowell Citizen learns that the
Suffolk mills have received orders to start
up all their works as fast as they can Oh
tain help.
The bank of Wheeling, Va. has resu-
med specie payments on all outstanding
notes.
The NICARAGUA Letters by
the Star Of the West say that the Yrisar-
ri theaty has not vet been ratified by
Nicaragua.
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Gal5" We find on our table a copy of
the New Testament. We hardly know
why it is sent to us for We believe our
scriptural quotations, when we have OF
casion to uso any, are substantially cor
rect.
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A'lvI'ENl'Il
IRISH POTATOES,

TTNH Il Subscriber has in store 400 bushels
Il Pink Eye and Mercer Potatoes, which
he will sell low for cash.
Also, very fine Sugar at the low price off
cents per ID. To which he calls the sttentior
ct the public generally.
W. G. WEBER.
Nos. q g. Il, West Side
ma l6-ttTu&Fri. Market So
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ssg Our thanks are due to W. E.
Foster, Esq, the gentlomanly agent of
Rscawo,sd Dispatch, for copy of that pa
per yesterday, in advance Of he mail.
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CrRoUrr CoURT.--The Circuit Court
Of Law and Chsncery for the county Of
Prince Edward began its Spring Term ca
Monday.
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Rsa. We are pleased to learn that tho
Literary Institute have engaged the Ger
vices of Mr.. Thomas for two lectures next
week.