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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-06

w OOLEN GOODS, FOR CENTS AND
w Boys WEAR.-We have just opened an un-
usually large stock of Wooden Goods for men and
boys wear TO Which call the attention of those in
want, care satisfied that we give great bar
gain to any person having cash or produce to ex-
change for materials for winter use; and all ask
Is opportunity to show them the goods aud prices,
to convince any one that the place to buy Woolen
any other kind Of goods, is at the Cash and Ready
Pay Store Of COFFIN IL PINNEY.
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Chnnse 81 Program n z.

THE, undersigned being desjrous of doing
Il away with the Lone CREDIT SYSTEM and sell bis
Goods foF Ready Pays viii offer to bis proinpt nav
customers great inducements, and to those hsTs
seen ip the habit OF letting their accounts run two
and three years he wouid say that he respectfully de-
ksvenna, May 81, 1857 HI, DAY,
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SECOND INVOICE OF
NEW SUMMER GOODS f!
AT THE
shalersville Cheap Store
FOR JULY AND AUGUST.
FOR JULY AND AUGUST.
DIR. J. G. WILLIS, DEATIST,

w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
W of this and adjoining counties, that he has
not no g given enor up the practice Of DENTdSTRY,
to perform any operation in DENTISTRY, which
may be entrusted to him, in the highest style OF
the atmospheric pressure prncpe; es dgcayet teen Gh
plugged with gold tin foil, which will preserve
them for years. Piyet inserted Teeth remov-
cd with as little pain as possible, with pain at
all, if desired, by the ofchloroform. All persons
wanting anything in the line of Dentistry, are invited
to give him call before engaging work elsewhere.--
All work will be warranted and full satisfaction
guaranteed.
Reference given oany number of persons whe are
wearing bis work with perfect success.
JIG. WILLIS.
TPOfice in West end of Brick Block, over the
exchange Office of Robinson, King d Co.
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"R OCK THE CRADLE, LUCY p-
~ WING THE CRADLE, JOHN!!-But don't
forget to call in at Poe d Brothers. and select from
the largest lot of Grain Cradles ever brought to this
town. consisting of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Muly
ana Half Nuly. Also, Scythes aid Snaths Hay
Rakcs, Hay, Straw and Manure Forks, Hoes Rifles
and Scythe Stones, at POE d BRO,s.
Ravenna, June "a, 1858
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What3 Why Beautiful Head of Hair

un.,. o; THALBERG.
welsh Newspaper Office, 10 Nassau ST., AID. l2, ,5s
PRoF. o. WOoD: Dear Sir--Some month or six
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair Restor-
tive and gave II TO my wife, who conGlud4d TO try it
on her halr, little thinking at the time that it would
restore The gray hair to its original color but to her
as Weii as my surprise, after few weeks trial IL
has performed that wonderful effect by turning ali
the gray hairs TO dark brown, ut the same Tine
beauttying and thickening the hair. | strongly re-.
commend the above Restorative TO all persons in
want OF such change OF their hair.
NEW YORK, July 25, 1857
PROF. 0. j: WooD-With confidence do recon.
mend your Hair Restorative, being the most effi-
cacious article ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and whiskers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and now
Ieel I conhdeht that few more applications will
restore them 10 their natural Color 1t has also re
iieved me OF all dandruf and unpleasant itching. 40
common among persons who perspire freely.
PRoF. WooD-About two years ago, my hair com.
mcnced falling on and turning gray; was last be.
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no
enect. ! commenced using your Restorative In Jan.
nary last. lew applications fastened my hair firm
y. 1t began to flEup, grow out, and turned back 10
its former color (black) At this time It is fully rs.
stored to its original color. health and Appearance
and cheerfully recommend Its use to all. ~ =
Shicago, ili., May i, 1857. J.D.HOES,
VIZ large, medium and small; the small holds one''
hail pint and retais for one dollar per bottle; the
medium holds at least twenty peF eelt more in nro
portion than the small, and retais for two dollars
per Donle; the large holds quart, forty per cent
more IN PnT0P3rtlon, and retals for three dollars.
New York, Tin the great NY. Wire Railing EstaS,,
isament2 and li4 Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
ana sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Deaierss t1 LstT#Y1 fslOctOber %, I65S-ly
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Harness Shop.

'HHE subscriber has removed to the room
l. recently occupied by w. D. Durham, third door
east of the Brick Block, where he keeps on hand
and manufactures to order, (from the best kind .
stock0 everythin g In the line of Harnesses, Sad
lies, Bridles Martngales, Trunks &C., &c., which.
49, III. B. wITTER.
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BROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vest.
ID ings of every description. Fancy Cashmere,
with Gable Stripes, Twteds etc., at
October Z, 1858. POE BROTBR,S
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nOMESTICS,-Check'd and strip'd Shirt.
" ings, Bleached and Brown Sheetines, Pillow
Case Cottons, Blesched and Brown Crash, Bleaehed
and Brown Cotton Flannel, Denims rckingsS Table
Linens. Table Cottons, Linen and cotton Diapers
Linen Table Cloths, and Wool Table Spreads, &c.
selling very low at 7APOE BROTHERS.
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HENRY JAMES,

Barber and HaiI-dresser. Shop under the Collin
House. Shaving, Hair. cutting, and Shampoonns
done promptly andin the mostfashionable style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08

asd DIR ssation Qf ss<A docm1sen stAis str 0ordrs
e. ssgA s !. s .s! a r.y y sgeSrsSss ,sS 9 e
~ g ssVnsrSn nrsSrsnds thus impousy buried INTO
40 midst Of ihelr homes and affairs thst man has 70
pluck the burning fuse from bomb.heh which about
70 explode as his feet very respecy, your % 0SSrsen'
Mr. CaAuus A. Osrox, Postmaster Il Falls Church, Va.
MEETING or THE NATIONAL DnxoCRAn0 UpUTvH COMMIT
ru-m THE uxlD FOR HOLDING THE NATIONAL coSvsS-
ncx
evening. An the States were represented except Mar
hand, Georgia, Alabama and California
Afer brief interchange Of opinion, Monday, the sd
Il April was nxed for the time Of the meep " the Ma
tonal Democratic Convention.
Resident Committee was appointed 70 superinted the
printing and publication Of documents, Co. consisting Of
the fonowing;-C /. vallandegham, Of Ohio, Chairman
C. j. Faulkner, Of Virginia. John cOchrane, Of New York;
John A. Logan, Of nnes; VIM. Bger, Of Pennsylvania
VIM. Barksdale, Of Aissssippi Niles Taylor, Of
Louisiana, and W. H. English, Of Indiana.
On motion Of Mr.. vAsArA, Of New Jersey the Chairman
and Secretaries authorized 10 procure suitable hall
n Charleston hold the convention and TO issue tickets
Of admission 70 the delegates TO said Convention duly ap
pointed by tho regular democratic organization Of the
party IN the States respectively, and 70 make such
rangemento may necessary for the assembling and
hsldhg Of such convention.
resolution was adopted with view, If possible, TO
correct the teegaphic misrepresentation concerning the
interests Of the democratic party.
The Convention then adjourned sine de-
rm sPRAxEssHp.
The storm Of yesterday in the House considerably SUBJ
sided to-day The democrats determined to ventiate
thoroughly the Helper book and the completely Of North
ern members with its treason before Sherman or any
other man who endorses it can be elected Speaker.
The democrats are resolved also TO drive the South
Americans into definite position. They will not let
them skulk and dodge afer the Gilmer wanted
TO do under his substitute resolution. This is the pro-
gramme laid down by understanding among the demo-
Gratis The prospect therefore Of prolonged contest
1t ID conceded now that Sherman cannot be elected un
der the majority rule. 1t probable that finally the
plurality rule may be accepted.
It's thought by Senator's that the Senate viii continue
the debate on Mason's Harpers Ferry resolution two
days longer.
THE ANNUAL REPORTS.
No executive communications have yet been made by
the President TO the Senate.
Effect or FERNANDO wooD's TRIUMPH.
There is great rejoicing here at Fernando Woods tr
umph over repubcanism and the corrupt Tammany fac
ton. Several Of the leading Tammany have arrived
in Washington and look quite chopfaiIen Their repub
can af1atons have disguised the administration, and
some Of them who oceholders may look out for the
SUSPENDED axe
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this resolution manifest and its immediate adop
ton 30 necessary, he had not believed there soil
ary man on the floor OF the Senate who would oppose IT,
Yet this amendment seemed for the express purpose Of
tranmellng and defeating its force. he hoped II would
be withdrawn voted down. He spoke at length
ia regard the rights Of the South and interference with
them by republicans and read extracts from the speech
Of Mr. Seward IN March, 1885, where he spoke Of free
labor invading Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. How
significant was the languagel Though he doubtless
meant moral and intellectual invasion, un-
lettered minds might understand 1t literally. Address
ing the Northern Senator'S, Mr. Chestnut said
II YOU value the Union you say you do, u IL for you
70 preserve IL The South cannot preserve the Union.
II does not behove her In her downtrodden and feeble
condition. But il b for you. II becomes your interest
and your concern ID the future the Union be dear
10 you Is for you 70 preserve IT, and not for the South
Mr. KING, (rcp) Of N. Y, remarked that his colleague
having been alluded to, he would say that we'll known
that he pursues his purpose only by constitutional and
Mr. PusH ldem) of Ohio, appealed to Mr. Trumbull TO
withdraw ne amendment. he thought Il would be
generous and honorable 70 do SO.
Mr.. TRuMBuIL, (reps) OF H., could not consent TO
withdraw Il after what had been said. The avowed Oh
ect or the resolution TO learn the public sentiment Of
the North He wanted also 10 learn the public sentiment
n the South, which was equally important He believed
sincerely that the outbreak at Hspers Ferry from
the teachings and acts Of the democratic party, by up
holding and rebuklng the sacking OF tho Armoy
and Arsenal in Missouri but rewardug the perpetrators
Of that act with federal Office Also by sending govern
ment troops into KanfaS 10 arrest men trumped up
charges Of treason Without concluding, he gave way
quarter before I'VE o'clock when the Senate adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-16
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

NEW YoRK, April 15.-The Herald, referring to
the latest Cuban expedition, says that three weeks
ago Don Jose L las Hernandez, with small NUM-
Der of exiled Cubans, left here in an American
schooner, with the avoeed purpose oil landing on
the Eastern shore Of Cuba, TO create revolution.
lie went mainly on his own responsibility, having
no connection with the Cuban Junta or any Amer
lean organic alton.
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f~PHoFoGRApHs, IyoRYlYpRs, Am.

t~ PHOTOGRAPHS, IvoRYIYPEs, Am.
BROTYPES and MELANEOTYPES. The above
style Pictures can be obtained at Corinthian Hail.
Gibbs old stand) of the best quality. Particular
attention IL called to copying old Deguerreoty pes
by the Photographic process. -
J THOS SMITH.
Ps-One of the best Artists employed.
HTPRICES LOW. ap l5-2t*
RyTO THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD -
It being understood that the office of COMMON.
WEAETH'5ATF0 for the County of Chester
field will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alex'r Jones. ESQ declare M self e candidate
to supply such vacancy when 1t occurs
pl5-ts CHRISTOPHEk MC2EA.
~ MANTLE DEPOT.
60 MAIN STREET.
My store will be closed on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the 18Th and Goth insts, aud reopened on
THURSDAY, the 2lst inst. r EZEKIEL,
ap Is Mantle Depot 60 Main st.
tag MAuLE & BEvILL,
HOUSE. SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN Il e II 5,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
I5-1m
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIforoN, April ls-The ordnance depart
ment of the Washington Navy ys: IL fully em1
p!oyed In preparing outfits Of ammunition for the
elk new third class war steamers now being hur-
ried to completion at the various Navy Yards.
Mr. Le'caer is decidedly better to-day, though
too unwell to leave his room. lie hopes to be able
to resuno the canvass early next week.
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MAHRrIn.

In Washington, @, on Thursday evening, 18th
| inst. by the Rev Mr Morsell. EUGENE CAkRING.
this city.
| On Wednesday. April 9Th, by Rev VIM Petit
grew. st the residef If the BRIDES mother MARY
| q Hendrick. Mr. WIN II DAVih TO Misc ~ JENNIE
| HENnRICK. Also, Miss pATTiE LOUISE HEN
| DRICK. TO Mr. HENRY HOWARD. all OF this city.
| e.Tennessee and Lynchburg papers Will please
| cnnY.
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NJ VERY PARTICULAR NorIcg TO GENTLEMEN
We would n ost respectfully Call the attention of
gentlemen IN want of something that is fine and
good In the way Of Boots. Caters. Shoes or Pumps.
ID our assortment of Spring Goods, of such qua.
lily and style as eahnot be found in any other house
Ia this city. They are imported by ourselves di-
rect from the manufacturers in Paris For sale low
by ALEX HULL & co,
Manufacturers aud Importers Of
Boots and Shoes.
ap Ia 81 No l27 Main at Richmond Va
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~ MANTLE DEPOT.

H REFRIGERAToRs,
REFRIGERATORS,
REFRIG ORATORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Pricas such that every one can afford to buy one
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot at 1877 Mair
street IHO5 A BULkLEY
lin
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~ To THE PUBLIC Having pur.
chased the Gallery of Dir r u GIBBS. in CORlN-
fren ss and the public generally, that am prepar.
ed to make every style Of Pictures pertaining
to the art. c.,
ular attention paid to copying cid pictures py tne
Photographic or Ambrotyps process. They eau 10
enlarged to life size, If desired n,,o, aurru
an l6-lts d IhoS S4"AA
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~ LADIES' HEEL CATERS, At $3.50 AND s2.-The
subscribers have now In store large assortment or
Ladies' Caters. with and without heels; Heel Gar
tiers from 81 to 400. Also. CATERS without heels
ut the low price of rs and upwards. They are a
iirst-rate article for the price For sale by
arl6-6t ALEX HILL co,
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R- PAPGR HANGlNGs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
JOHN REGNAULT,
1o2 Main street square above Post Office,
Is now receiving from the first factories in France,
England and this country, his usual assortment Of
spring styles "
PAPER HANGINGS,
embracing every thing usually ke pit in the business
WHOLESALE BUYsRS, 80 well as all those wanting
PAPEKING DONE, are invited to cali ana examine his
stock.
rs Paper Hanging done well and promptly.
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~ Galley OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

NUIINE
WATSON feels it due to his patrons and the pub
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
sap lort they hsve favored him with since he
opened the above ALLEkY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in
dIced him to abandon the project of returning to
Europe for the present; and he is now receiving an
entire stock OF Cases of the best quality, which
he is determined to sell at New York prices; and he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art TO be at his Gallery which for styl
aud workmanship, is equal to any produced in the
city. Here you can have picture OF SURPRISING
beauty and size for s. cents uuequaled by any
other house-whiie photographs, whole szs. inch
es By for So; duplicates 81. The public are inyi-
ted to call and judge for themselves
So One Quarter size CANE nearly new. for
sale. NH l9-lmif
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NnnTaERN MARK ETS

BALTIMORE, April IS Flour firm: Howard stree!
So I2la6 Is Ohio Sc l21a Wheat quiet: white 81 SC
al as red sL45. Corn-white 1905. yellow 7s@o0
sNEw YoRK. April I5.-Flour bueyapt and higher:
State s55l5 So Ohio sc 40@l6 ca. sout bern s6D65o
Wheat buoy ant--uo Southern quoted Corn tuoy
ypIInU S3LDSS
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HR- LICoxIcE.

ES- LICoxIcE.
A. o. c. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAv0RITg BRAND. ALWAYS
oNsALE, BIZ JAMES G. McANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET., NEW YCkK.
G HENRY L. BROOKS has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
sa- MILLINERY Goops - Second sup
ply and latest styles. New Patterns just ope1ed
with an additional supply OF RIB ms. FLOW Frs.
CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, LACE FALLS. STRAW
B0NNErS, ETC. n BARTON,
ap LIT No 100, Main st.
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RELIGIOUS HERaLD.-hubscri
sS>-a-a bers respectfully requested 10 call at
the Office on i0sa street between Main and Cary,
and get their papers, until arraug ements can be
made TO supply them regularly.
ap 1876 SANDS, SHAVER Il co
NorICE.-The thirteenth An
Ella nusl Meeting of the Richmond Male Or
phan Society will be held in the Lecture Room Of
81 Paufs church, on MONDAY evening, the Is h
instant, at O'clock. Several addresses expected
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Bv order ef the Board Cf Managers
api6-2t RI H0WlS0N. Sec'y.
WE HAVE NOW IN FACTORY well
w assorted stock Of SOAP AND CANDLES.
We would especially call the attention of retail
GERS 70 ,ur large stock of BROWN SOAP. good
article of Soap fer family ue, which will give salts
faction TO the consumer, and which our enlarged fa
cili,es Tor manufacturing enable TO offer the
Trade at price almost as low AS the most inferior
Soaps can be bought at
We solicit cali and animation of our stock.
CCREW q SON.
Steam Soap ard Candle Manufacturers.
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mA- SEE OsB 5RaE's NLw 30 CTS. Co.

roDgoN PICTURES. ,,, p;oturas
Zee Osborne's New 80 cts. Coiodeon psc. ,,es
See Osborne's New 20 cts. Colodeon pictuo'
gee OOst pone, Nv, IN cts Celodeon Pictures.
ecu C Ct ~ Nv 81 eta Coodeon Pictures.
Ses Cr ,,s Nar, sa cts Colodeou Pictures.
see O Usva,s Nav IN eta Colodeon Pictures.
ss ee ~ porne,s Nav IN cts TolodeOn Pictures.
cc ee VCsborne,s New 10 c IA Colodeon Pictures.
SS se SSorne,s New 50 c ia Colodeen Pictures.
c. 0sborne,s New 80 cts ColodfoD Pictures.
&C. oshorne,s New 80 cts Colodeon Pictures.
&c 0,horne,s New 70 cts Colodeon Pictures.
soo 0,borne's New so cts CoIoieop Pictures.
Soc 0sborne's New 50 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
SEQ 0sborne's New 50 cts. Colodeen Pictures.
sce O.borne's New so CTS. Coodeon Pictures.
Zee Osborne's New 80 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
See Osborne's Kew so cts Colodeon Pictures.
lS-Iw&
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~ VIRGINIA MsrfoiNr. -"Bnsrows Reliable
Medicine" 10 tho name ofwhat IL said to be one cfthe
beet IesutAfors Of the system ever discovered, ana
ia the invention OF chemist. residing at Norfolk
Va. Tie certificates published 10 another column
are from the hands Of Of the most respectable
mon of that city, who would not encourage "auaes.
cry and uron whose statements all may implicit.
iy rely. Sufferers who have spent icng days and
nights in pain mar try it " ith confidence.
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THE PARAGUAY SETTLEMENT

NKwYoRK, April ia letter from Rosario, Feb.
10th, says that the treaty was signed ON the OH
Feb. Com. Shubfick ordered all the vessels Of the
squadron 20 be detained below until he arrived
from Paraguay,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ $1.5O She AMBsoTYPEs
TAKEN AT "POWERs.

u
Patfonisc POWERS for large eizo Anbro types
for 80 cents Tho genuine Pearl Ambrotype can be
had OF POWERS ONLY. Colored photographs
any size Old Daguerreotypes copied really life
like. Children taken lying, sitting or standing
ISL Main street.
~ Beware OF one horse imitators.
an fc-.efA
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3 $500 REV A e D-Ran AWAY

- $500 REV Ar D.-Ran away
N from the subscribers, or Thursday night,
"A the l4th instant, four likely NEGRO MEN
"a. named WYLIE. sam. Bob aud SAM.
W1LlE was purchased of Il RobarGs of North
Carolina, the Both Of March about q years of age:
five feet ten or eleven inches high; likely; complex
ion, very DARK. AMI talks free and easy when spo-
ken 70
SAM is about 20 years of age; five feet eight or
nine inches high; was purchases of Geo D Pace Of
Richmond. the Attn of March, and was purchased
by : Pace OF VIM Jooes, of Gloucester county
He is very likely and stout. and of dark complex
ION, AMI has scar. from cut. on of his legs.
ROB is five feet seven inches high: was purchae-
ed Of Regensburg, of King and Queen county,
the LIST of April; aged about 80 years. Cry black
and steut; when he left he had q small scar on his
face. caused from boil not quite well.
SAM il about five feet seven or eight inches high:
of dark complexion; stout aui we'll made; was pur,
chased OF Henry Morris for Mrs Ii Piggot Of
James City county, on the list Of April. Some feW
whip marks on his back.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehen.
zion aud delivery Ct the said negroes to us. in
Eichm nd Va; or $50 fer each negro on his deliye-
ry or security in some JAIL so that we can & + him
Shonld said negroes be taken in Richmond or
Renrico. s25 only will be paid for each.
AZ lots ,1ONES
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
NORFOLK. VA, April 15.--The stockholders of
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad have elected
Henry V. Irwin, President. The old Board of Dr.
rectors was reelected, except that Thos. v Row
land was elected Ia place of John Q. Doyle.
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~ A Luxury to have Good Bread -
Thi, can ha afforded by using
SEMPLEsS INFALLIBLE BAKING, PoWDFp
Ap I3--6t