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ERw YoHK. April 7.-CgttOn closed hrm-szles Of
900 bales Flour closed heavy-sales 81 500 HarTes
STATE So a S. 50 Ohio SIS 20 q SC GO southern
declined 10 CENTS al IS a Sc 90 Wheat CLOSED heavy
saIes Of 600 bas,ss; southern red 81 so and white
81 20 Corn closed heSvy-snlss q y 500 bushels :
mixed Ia nominal 81 cents yellow, IS q So osBts
Pork closed heayy-Enes sIT IS 3 sl7 IS. Lard
closed quiet az 100 ia eents Whksy closed quiet
az Is cents Engar closed tirm az 81 ceats Coffee
closed frm-szles of SOC bags II cents Mollsses
closed saaiy al 40 cents Spirits Of turpentiDe closed
dun al 52s 50 cent? Rosn eloed buoyant 81
81 70. H0e CLOSED quiet at - a. GEMS
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RY a. CO.. AucfInneer.

D0EITTTE SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
We,itesaay Agr D. ]
pr5llI-es saook, q
J0ss lhrrs nuEtsiinE sret,
tle a eatrsi0n wed enoa aDd EAsrsa Hae arpAs
psarh orchard connnz bearing The budbas
3seig BeoessEry T2e
tg g ciartioD and EuIBbs fey profitable market EaFSen
mpAd0g- The shore properly
tbP BEADING
C5sErls rn1fng Wilson arue
". RErs, uue Dr. Ce drsz EARN passing
ma1ch
Terans iir3 s halKHuEi aud yars ip deferred
payrnsrE ~ upau Eus1EiBes
a GREEN.
lAp-E l---osakag AncH1nBsr.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE * Co. Auctionesrs.

VALUABLE improved property on north X
street. bstEern 18th NJ
rlraus % q lhe euui the Idsias Cauza
sabsrrh-r zuder saia deerse w SELL 3uhe
BnodEg Eie-1uau April Zsh, oclBcR premises
j. and Ne Is Square No. city, beaDriug
ts thr ae Coon C4sFin, Trusting north
ssh and ia together al aFryrerseuts
ems lEg u tliTee ssIy brick dsraiing b0use-
TeI1n isuTth cssh and ls egat
sdghcB twenty Deferred pay
day psElnta1
By Hth surety premises
Al caGrry2nSas AZ he oosi % iAe pgrtalaser-
JGrRPH r. rAES5g Trusise
Jas c MCGUIRE 90,
APG-sodkas AuuaansarF.
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II ae Gentlemen n als Lzry and II Fr5atN
EDWARD DOLAN Merchant Tailor, Sign II the
Coded Fibsos DCyzr nFenue rpD-
nu1e respectfully hs EukF
The Hbfa guuHre he nan received bpta hlf ssnnp
JsglR-sau hopes oorunanne % he Es
pesr rsraa EasGhou Superior HrrF sHrssf,
frn3s
ub sTHnr EnAs
h1nseu frna The taa uTar1rs AE York rnr1ist-. p
srgate 8res vesiiucF
lau91n soaas HnaruF buf5rss sfvinF
81 bsAg styles. Caa1iF pu8 rib
farlsnu fnsas md superb Enhsh oonr ana
lace efarats Marcb 8l--dlna
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE co, Aactionserr-

ENXECCTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
z az o IL Fra g4grsdzy ailarno1a A41a lsl
- 5ciucE ts preliss Hll ac original 30 No ~ ~
square fouunE - t sst ssuou naHss g
sreets ru1uiBg al Be 1iyde1 lta
brag noHs ruuHag back Ne fBh da
o
Terms Oar lJurlh casa lssidns o1as,
iIieret secursd By asea IN t5e larsIutses
ANDREW 4 sCENfBT.
Ensrular-
G. HcsUIEE 4 90,
aBTF Auslat1aarr
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
pa sirssis Hartla1ln rarsasE o. ia
IsAd sal b i1lt ~ De prtasfa e. geloeE o 1t .
h1udsuula budug ac - - street.
llh sglarc No Sc Tr M llts % atl strrul
= paraua1t D
Vsns lar ezsh balanas 9 a H0uths CO
b4ri1g a as a sails ae6a gan And dse q iasi
tasszs. - laess1ut4ti. A GREY,
An Aucua1ner
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VERY HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLE BUILDING
49, and Ian sirst wet and On snrust souh a
aarglouOa HnadaF. Ag slaH SEA IN froui q DE
yrs1lse caursanr. acsk 80 Z, 8, 70 IL r.
ii a. SQUARE 3ss fsiBg I3s E4rh and sugth
el abaul sgre fes and ain be sd
. body d . p1rshaserr-
Tns nroperIy very Commanding pe1n and
he Wag psrso1s NisluE pur
budng a good -uFeaiEseat
rapidly iBCre4siug rauf-
FERNS. -guar casb. tEsre eghtssn.
txeaty bearing frnln day d
dsed girsn a 6eedof taken rtss indspuuahte
A GREEN, Ancamser.
haF-The above sale is unavoidaby postponed
uufJ Ma Gay, hour
A. GREEN
ApuT-a A1rtlonear.
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The Arrival az Lord LYONS

BkrTns0EK April TIE British steam tIig4ie CD
raou with Lord Lyons passenger passed the capeE last
evening She viii probably reach Annapolis early this
afternoon.
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BY Las. c. MCGUIRE a Co, Aaetlaneers

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OK NINTH
,str6et Eest bslgFscz narth and
Serent puiir Monday afts-8o0n
promises, a Square SIS
rrusinR inraes AiBth uesa
streets nni1h. running hhck 10l issl
dslEtlul loEatals fu . pr
rats reslleDae I. n sale n q LhS chg
Also O'Clock ths Pranisss, Square No 45B
lrlniiuF street srsa1s
nnr ark a1ss aEsfr Ht the improvements e8n-ist
tng znug tNesary frame dwelling 8use. TsHa perfC
Iergns 0Befauh tie 2ng "a Il and Is months with
inieTesi " dsea n tIrsa The preiuisrs-
las C MCGUIRE 90,
Ap B-l Apuianssrs.
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Mr. RoBzsos who has been the eier Of the court for
nearly hail century died IN lhis city yesterday. He
very generally beloved and enjoyed entirely the
con1dence and esteem 0f ai who in any way
nected with the court tz bnsiness we'll large
circle Of acquaintance who knew him in the social
walks Of life
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T. a. TsdbaIl testified that lac rushed to the place Of
the killing. and be gOt there sinsd hold n
siakes shoulder, md be 5ckles) drew back and
claimed that KEY had dtled and violated his bed But
ieTWUTth then came up and walked OF with s5ckles
S5ckles had 0Eerroat. II quite warm Wit
had also an Was in Tie hatit Of wearing
one
Here The Judge announced that the time of adjourn
msnt had arrived and notified the jnrofs that quarters
had been provided for them the National Hotel where
be hoped they would be comfortable.
The prisoner then r5manded TO ail and the court
adiOurned-
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE a Co, AuetIoneers

BY JAZZ G. MCGUIRE A Co, AucttoneeFe
CORPORATION STOCKS AT PUBLIC SALE
Fsaay Afternoon, April 81 o'rtor
ro01af, Ess =.lin sum 70 SUIT
Copnrlo1 Washington quarterly pr
500 CorporAl q Alexandria per Eassk-
Terms. CASA n czrreHi 1anaA
AS @. MCGUIRE CO..
Pod Anc5unssrn
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CoHEHllos---By ne Esliouiag u0te, whieh take
froa ms Evening slr Is VA be Observed that Ms
Sekies h aot h this cty, las besa Iry generally BE-
IieEod
u 40 EIar = a. Sasr-
In yOur paper q yesterday evening de ioswiag para
graph appeared
Mas sscELEz-Ws leAEn tazt llrs siekles returDsi
10 Washingu5n on the evening befure l4st
Tb4t paragraph = erEo1eozs. Ny da1ghteT, MEs
siekles u not II Washington, and hs not been Dos she
left her husb91ds house Airr the ulfoEtn4ie a.
ready too wen known she i with her mother. and
der ny protection. my Hezdeooe Ia New KOrk eiry
and shs b there that her viii
not again be needlessly brought before TIE pablic.
ANTONIO BAGIOLI
WAsa1Es11z AuEil Z 1853
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AccTDnEs-At wedding yesterday morning the car
rage q Hon Jacob TompsOu Secretary 81 the IDterOr
xas run into By the carriage Of Mr. GeOIge " Riggs
and broken al pieces person however sustained
any injury The bea4tfal sarEel horse the property Of
Baldwin Brothers, was accidcntAliy killed On the
avenue
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TIE SEVENTH WAAD MAEKET.-lbe COMMITTEES appoint
Cd az meeting Of citizens Tuesday svsning lAst ~
m4ke EXAMINATIONS - prOPcT ste for The proposed
maTkst IN the seventh ward have unanimously selected
the la u ground lying hetEeen Four anda-hAf and
SIKH st1ea and besEeeH Virginia and street.
As The best oca1iun f5r the proposed market They vii
make ieir report 10 the meeting be bed next We'd
nesazy evening
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Erw Y0EK April Stools are higher-Chieago and
Rock IsiAnd 55s Illinois Central Shares 6sB New
York Central 75f Reading, 50l Missouri 5, 5sf
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Tins srxnAr SCHOOL USIoS Of this city have determined
to have their anniversary exercises the 18th q Nay
al the Capitol grounds Heretofore the diHeHeHt
ehuTches have been used Tor that purpose
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ranrJSAI coUBr TRIAL on hos DANIEL L
s1rEIEs FoR THE MURDER o. RHLIP BAKTON
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TEE LEyr COUET Of Washington county met on MOnday
last lat their proceedings we're uninteresng They E
meet again on Monday next.
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laua WQHfgsFdL llt9 a9tuAiHHt
ME nave now on hand one of the largest and
Wv ~ u1Clc8
cry Fluss Fape plain ana gaud can.iltR
the princigal IiansS 81 he rhded sdnasE,
variety gro1e Brinr
snenee, weddings cllisuIgs Ilcrdos
esVion steruosaa5nc instrutneu4E
nous
,drtuFk psaEt naerrE p-s1i
ansrea 70 SD % yuuna. TAHL0R NALRY, BIaksenzrs
Fennisala AguuGt Easutga q ne Arerean
stereosun7sc GunlRsrJ- Ap
IL THE NEW BOOKS or THE DAY received
"a ~ Taylnr Naury urnesiaassy uFau pulrauu
aais WnsAalgtaS lhs suihsiasrB' prieos
ard
ApnB Va ~ Penn. Hreuus. sGb ntrss4.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LAND For sale
E uflanc, turisl the srar rsts
ratslhr The uzusisug bs~y
lhs heaergts slls berry JIcTfes
inls1suAAls anas faaied lhe
Tgaer Iahe-ry, Hars Montgomery Crimes Et Requt
Iaanssn Mt8nen Br osieE b. rivers
g.lss Trnng Asas
Csnsco etr
pe-lE= and DESTROYS
ti,ssnaas srAt 1isfsse1
sh1re 4srinr TIE other hhN dszira
He1 DE waae rrzry r3urs price a1gar
ne ldzoa q ills paper D. DE E1lscrlher
, A0seAx Hsusaor
Nzr B-WJshEfw Hnrrsf oouusT, Texas.
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EvrDESoE o. AHEL UFsHuH-

Abel Upsur testified that when first be reached tie
spot he KEY DOWN and SiSlies Swapping pistol
him Witness with bis friends rushed up and Of
them caught bold Of SickleE, when be deFiBtod lie
stated then that Key had disonUrsd has bed sirklez
Ind sognb hind 81 OveTuUzi Witness assisted in
taking Key to DE Clab-h
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MARRIED,

TUESDAY inst by frsE GFslEGE
EsTEs B7ririEna Mss lmTEsE MORRIS C9EC0RAN
daughter Il " ~ CuaoaasE, Esg ~ ESzanF11us d C.
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NIEMOIRBs DR MAnANE DU BARRL Has
vi taaod 81 -
Ns'1rss ttarcrhai aar AZ Etraefee lnusfrrtec
Wsurtsss carl1lnl rrh.is. Tiust-Efad e-nas.
Csssa1.rrE a. B9-lf Farrfrriae q
H'sffrs Frnrov. fausEtatrd.
Enrres a. cururais rnussrstef r. ssass
01urrsE - Naaier-. fliarfreses- - =
n1nrrss fsrn-1 EhartrNsss. osfds
i'af.'sse f'sas - fRASrx raruaR.
hpT
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WIN. r. DOVE a 90. are now prepared % exc
w Euy wlfh uasch narT nay
Iir-ataug Gas, - s1esso 8ltuH ~ ina---
Ssuvs 90 ga rrsz s sauE us y ren@saHusss assu-sg
wbsrs may uasss Asa.feu eur6ssrrf I'D ts
siaxrn, aud hEtrrlsL
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Inward D1i16ed leztiisd fhaf abcuf two O'Clock he
wa -soinE erst az eoufh rias a. the Saw
Danie rkls ggning down sxteenfh street the enst
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
II

VyENAg LAND AGENCY
III MocARTT FERUwy. kusfls. Teras-
Geawn1 LaaE sd s-ai .asrlzt
Jay tsrss brf 80 -rr,r5,~ ag "A.
eruryar psrrg rnnerst ss.es Rsr-r.ases
sateE.
UTu he rensIa q 81
y = pstss td is ia1e
Hsa nss Ntrk n-f isst.a 90 r-adrg
nauuAl Hsi - - tl -lnAs ~ anf
uEriousurt 1.uasf
reu1tb. and yve11s 80 rarusas
ersf u,lrt.g1knelas A., &c, -e-wn
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ST.. CHARLES HOTEL,

Corner q 1zAsylansa aNA 81 1roa WasAgaoa, D. c.
FENHIS popular House has IN consequence. Of r8c
"A aaJ8urrnezn Czrre Ettah9s az
gesasaneb viii board al rrT moare1e yglo
tslluelL 8 LAMB Prorsstor
MAJ 23-ofd
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rrrDrEcr on masses rsruE.

Francis z Doyle testified tbgs wbc1 be fTst the
parties Key lying the pavement and sckles paint
ing pistol q him Witness up WIth Ofaers and
heard Key crying 'adon't shoot Witness TOOK Sicses
by tle and begged him % dtsist AlEsuSt imlned
Ately be dSislea and justified his act by saying be K y
hEd dedlad or dshunored his bed BatrerWorth then
took sckes by the and they walked of tsgsfller
Key died Immediately after be taken the Club
hr11Ep
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DOMANCE AND IT'S HERO. by fbe anfior Of
Ia aEaraaia-. p aistansrc.~ Irua F-ius "a
Nsrth
s,Bur. nt I'd frf.s
-
Jsrug; Bussraur nns mag b. tas asa.s a
aFsep q Day 'Essaliig uafBs-1 TearE. g.
FT HIsEfEiAttD 4 MaErs
ApS ftzalaT a. liza strrss fsun. urauue
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IHIyE ART DISTRIBUTION .-Fifty1sr o. Oil
t HAraHF WsasrCalar LTuNiurs Chrome IliiuEruas
i1raalErnJb ssr frAUfd eaesBusg n0una-a Fy Tsea
chances F5
ne aruwing asue Tes11y evening Asrr1
FfFTiErs Bsbe cslksY
Sar FesnsJ igaaia aEruuc bsaueru 20 t1sr-s
17-iru
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NOTICE is he-psy given that the books o. the as
" ~ = alsn = naar anssf asiy frs.a a. - y a.
.stsrf AirG inttnfrt -unaaTR
osssia 3 paftra- ,gr-ar J.rsos nsqae6t Is
utsssn-sts - - ~ t1ers asstrf lrsttsiy "
trnigarltf ~
NJ w-f r--rr
w-ts C--eattd asqf4frrr
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LNOR RENT, either furnished or unfurrEisled and
il year airtcr gurat M hruse rrrr
Glad Ttra s,a aur lasi noarrsss br
lisa M fnuuuaad utas Eaass sul rsfpE -
guarerG uaNfn aAtL
lzgr e-sudN eas q ssrnaf.
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p. Y. r. Van Wick tssiifrd that from the front q
Com. McCaulsy's hOuse. be nw two ge1tlsznea 50n-
vsTxinE az Gunnells One suddenly rerreatsd-
The uer Kissed his aud witness beard pistol shot
Parties up Madison Place and witness c0uldn
thsm- As witness approached the oOrDer, saw one a
them ReEin, who fired a seoand time When witBess
reaced the uoaae-, o. the parties down and the
Other s1aTunr pistol a. him Recognized the prisoner
te with ihe pistol saw Butterrurth and others
Aftr last oa Buitsrw0rth up and leaned Nzinst
the railing.
Caassrauuiuss Heard three TiFtOl Shots, bat not IN
very IATdd sucuessi0a They al might have occupied
aeuf tTo minutes Could u1derE11nd the sxclunn-
tiun Vhluh be beard Saw pistol On the ground
rbuughf i Dervinger pistol- Whsa Key Refreshed,
Il with his fzne towards s5ckies
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HANDMADE LETTER PAPER.--We have now
Ter sAls laa - ls ssss haua uads llisr osF Inr
1aFgr tpsasy ysarF ra8 and EeA ~
vito have ruU-i writing o. tt lds aBd ~ paper
bsseT "a sutigiz5au lhur ne uTr iHa1e
BLANCHARD 1 NOHrN
ATrHB Cl-uer q llfh 4as HreBns
NEW NAP OF VIHf5TNIA.-PRICE REDUCED.
RaAat Isuunnrutf'f Mag Virginia rr1nirinF
Frnpai -ui-unas, rivers euAAs nf az ut,r rtsrrsl
1p-urs1us1ts curing DE fau
uenas rs.surses Varudshtd 81
Fursals TATTaR q MArRT7s
Rrru nrazus.
DRnFFSSOR MACLB0DS. LECTURES on ING
iAsH AED ASTTJCAN IErEEkTVEE asruso nalaE
i ~ tseVatHc usersf q innrHry EfudF-
TIE #EI0C sIEIEs
wa olursss Ssacrs krars l-usts11
oaraurF ulth cugasas rga6nrs.
ssse1 savesu llit uua liza Maasy woendsy 40 ~
azy. N. a
F,uIat desire arr - sizes salalg s
siran a ts iE gusH = an nuEEss sesesas tern uusta
% angtT igsrsgealtas~
~ E-daaad
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his nutiouid that the railroad rom the Moditerra-
mean "a the Red YEA VIII he finished tts yeNr thus add
ing smother link 10 the chain II the brotherhood Of
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L q. G. r. EoEZ ArzaT.
M AMAR- MOTT, & ACTRY, AttorneyRat-Iar
Hay springs wiz prnr1lne ne Hrt c0urf ~ EYrFE
Atpesls ~ courls n
Th gBGrul HasstgG VII antudtg e co.
CiainaE thrg1gaout NurzA Nssassgga sBags-em
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-29
THE SENTENCE ON THE SAVIOUR.

correspondent of the Notes aud Querie
writes
Can any of your correspondents inform MI
whether the enclosed extract from the kOtniScit
ZictuRg is based on sound authority, and what tina
authority is also. where and when was this kot
1atsche Zietung published!
CORRECT TRANSCRIPT OF The SENTENCE OF DEATH PRO-
NoUNoED AGAINST JESUS CHRIST.
The following is copy of the most memorable
judicial sentence which has ever been pronounced
in the annals Of the worId-that of death agains
the Saviour, with the remarks which the JourDa
lie DTOh has collected, and the knowledge o
which must be interesting in the highest degree tt
every Christian. Until now am not aware that il
has ever been made public in the German papers
The sentence is word for word as follows:
Sentence pronounced by Pontius PLATE, inten'
dant of the province of Lower Galiiee, that
Jesus of Nazareth shall suffer death by the cross
In the seventeenth year of the reign of the Ems
peror Tiberius, and on the 25th day of the month
of March, in the most holy city Of Jerusalem, du-
ring the pontificate of Annas and Caiphas.
Pontius PLATE, intendant Of the province OF
Lower Gaiiee, sitting in Judgment in the presi.
Dental seat of the prstOr, sentences Jesus OF NaZ
areth to death on a cross between two robbers, as
the numerous and notorious testimonials OF the
people prove
l. Jesus is misleader.
2. He has excited the people to sedition.
5. He is an enemy to the laws.
4. lie calls himself the Son ,Af God.
5. He calls himself falsely the King OF Israel.
&. He went into the Temple, followed by mul'
titude of people, carrying palms in their hands.
Orders the first centurion Quirilius Cornelius to
bring him to The place of execution.
Forbids all persons, rich or poor, to prevent the
execution of Jesus.
The witnesses who have signed the execution
against Jesus are:
]. Daniel RObant, Pharisee.
2. John Zorobabel.
3. Raphael Robani.
4. Capet.
Jesus to be taken out of Jerusalem through the
gates of Tournes.
This sentence is engraved on plate of brass,
in the Hebrew language, and on its sides are the
following words: "a similar plate has been sent
TO each tribe" 1t was discovered in the year $780,
in the city Of Aquia, in the kingdom of Naples,
by search made for the discovery of Roman anti.
quieties, and remained there until it was found by
the commissaries OF art in the French army of
Italy. Up to the time of the campaign in South
ern Italy, it preserved in the sacristy Of the
near Naples, where it was kept in a
box of ebony. Since then the relic has been kept
in the chapel of Caserta The Carthusans obtain
ed by their petitions that the plate might be kept
by them, which was an acknow edgment of the sac
rifces which they made for the French army. The
French translation was made literally by menu
bers of the commission of arts. Demon had fac
'tnIe of the plate engraved, which was bought by
Lord Howard, on the sale of his cabinet, for z, 800
rancs There seems to be no historical doubt as
20 the authenticity of this. The reasons of the
entence correspond exactly with those of the
fospel.
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SPRING TRADE !

GEORGE STARRETT,
NJ GOVERNOR STREET,
Richmond, Virginia,
Manufacturer and Dealer in stoves. Ranges, Fur
naces Farmers Boilers, Licorice Boilers, Factory
Stoves and Heaters, Bath Boilers and Bath Tubs,
iron sinks. Pumps. Hydraulic Rams. Lead and
Iron Pipe, Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper work gener-
ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-also, gu
perintendents of Public Buildings. Churches Pac-
tories and all others purchasing articles requiring
work in our line, respectfully invited to exam
inc the same. We have always on hand large as
articles not usually to be found-all of which are
sold at uniform prices thus affording the least ex
perienced equality with the best judges of our
work.
81 Repairing pieces, for all our leading articles
always on hand at the Governor Street Stove Store
mn At GEORGE STARRETT
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RICHMOND, January l, 1889.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
l. associated themselves together under the fiji 10
and style of JOHNSON d TRUEHEAkT, for the
purpose of conducting General Grocery, Commits
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large granite front house on Cary street. for.
merly occupied by IN. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street
They will always keep on hand the best assert
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &C., which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices By strict
attention to business they hope to receive q liberal
share of patronage. B. j. JOHNSON,
Late Of the firm of Dibrell 4 johnson
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ia its Late of Danville, Va
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go SPRING TRADE.
1S59!

CLARKSON. ANDERSON Il Co,
No. 106 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, An Choir
Boiling Cloths, and Agents for Fairbanks justly
celebrated Scales in receipt of their spring
stock of English. French, German and American
Goods to which they ask the attention of such city
and country merchants bny for cash, pay
promptly at the end of six months, all whom will
nd to their advantage to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing in this or any other market. as
they will not be under sold. fe l6
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The rates West of Knoxville win not 90 into eff
feet until after the completion OF the Cleveland
April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks weights aud destination
of goods. Send TO Coxs Line of Boats
LEE, on the Dock.
N. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. q. l..
, Il At
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W .AxEAAn, CLsGCAs,
. WATCHES. JEWELRY.

a. WATCHES, JEWELRY,
"a SILVER AND PLATED WARE
NA, 8 A MYERS, cor Main and Pearl street,
0l&zksSS Richmond, Va, is receiving daily, by Ex-
press handsome additions to his extensive stock Of
WATCHES JEWELkY, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. all of which, having been selected by him.
self with the greatest care, from the best importers
and manufacturers in Philadelphia New York and
Boston which he is Offering to his friends and the
public generally. at wholesale and retail. on the
most reasonable terms. He would call particular
attention to his large assortment of SPECTACLES,
Consisting of Brazilian Pebbles and all other vari-
cites OF Glasses. He has no hesitation In saying
he will be able to suit any person needing Upticai
aid. fe rs a MYERS.
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80 TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

o. TO THE PUBLlC.-Thec"
6Asubscriber takes this method Of lS&sSSs9-
infUrming his friends and the public generally that
HIRING STABLE, on 18th, between Franklin and
Grace streets. one square below the Old Market,
where he will be gia1 to see his old aeauantances,
and as many now ones as may favor him with thsir
patronage, with the assurance on his part that no
thing shall be left Undone that will add to the COM
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his care -
His groems ore polite and attentive. and his grana-
~ will always be supplied with the best the market
Affords GEO l. EARNEST
Agent for Joseph Brummel.
B-1 will give my personal attention TO the
buying and selling of HORSES and MULES. fer
those that may entrust such matters to my judg.
ment. NH l5-Iml u q.