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TEIE ROAD

fact superior in every way to those found in any
other establishment in the place. My stock is
large and complete, and | have still more on
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BLacESmithinG!

William A. IIesrn would inform the people OF
Cadiz and surrounding country, that he has reno
we'd his business from Railroad street, and is now
located on Ohio street, a few doors cast Of the
American House-At the old stand OIL S. Ditmars,
tmoTe recently occupied by o. Slemmons in the car.
rage business lGwhere he will be happy TO accom-
mOdate his old customers, and the resi- OF mankind.
All kinds Of Repairing,
Horse-Shoeing,
Carriage and Wagon Ironing, SC, &c, will be
done on the shortest notice, and in the best possible
manner.
w A. Hearn still continues TO manufacture his
PREMIUM CORN CULTlVATOR.
Also,
Iron DOubIe-ShOVeI PIOws.
"Hearn.s Cultvator" has taken the first premium
at the Harrison county Fair, for several years past
in succession. 1t is now being extensively used
through the country, and is acknowledged by every
farmer who has tried one, TO exceed anything ever
brought before the public, for working corn-from
the first to the last of the season, seeding, &c.
Let every person who has anything to be done in
the Blacksmithing line give Hearn a call.
april Is, 1859
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NEW IRM

II AVING entered into partnership in the business
IL of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
ard Grave Stones ofevery description, are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the very
best style; as Dallas is one Of the best workmen
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rail
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MCPHERSON & co.
Cadiz, Ohio, Oct /, l857-tf
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q.

LARGE-yes, the largest stock of Ready-made
%dlothing ever broughtto this town, may be found
Mt CRABB'S where n
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cannot fail to find just such an article as he des
at lower prices than ever
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~

but fresh and brilliant from the eastern cities; o
he late st fashions, and
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EAD

before at any establishment in this place. Wa
in, Gentlemen; my clothing is not faded and
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COUNTRY INVALlDS.
Persons in any part of the world may be success.
fully treated by forwarding a correct detail Of their
Address DR.. Amos q Son, Corner Main and
Quay Streets, Buffalo, N. Y. aa ua4s4 .i3 -
Jan. 19-tf A
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Der Nneerecete, benu babin lnutete Der 8sSebl,
ben idb mir bamalS, ais mir ror bret Wlcnaten
bier rerIamnlelt paren, aus Der Hrne 9e5CSen.
SD fano in benz @cupert, wel9eS id erbtelt,
etn Yapier, ouf cem bic Norte lanoen: . Ser
oinanO ron Sdiu in &olberB." Oarunler pie
NnIan9Sl1rOpbe zines 2IeoeS 51 be8a6 MIDI
allo lOicrt nad ScberS, uno flnO ben 8tte
meilter bon SdiQ Oantit belGdftiSt, bas 5wete
branoen6ur9ilde Sularen 0fe9lmcnt, gu pe0en
Snbdber Der SGaie ibn ernannt, 0us5urulten u.
|eIn5uererciren. Das 9iesir,ent beltept aus cen
tapIern pier NeiterlhwaptoneIt, nit oeuea Der
lieutenant Upn S4Ill leine fhbnen 0abrtennno
GroOerun9S5u9e unterncmmeR.
uno 9obIt 3Ou benz Ul1l0r BON Sdtll Oem
Geslaubl9un9Sfdreiben, uleln 8ruoer
SD CAB eS Ibm. @r eulpfins MIDI nit freus
pt9em 3uruf unD ienOet ben uGlterlanp8freunz
ben" @ruB uno 5ru0erfuB o9Sir arbeiten
tapIer uno treu an benz 9rcBen Werf ooS MIR
belHwpren", 10 lauten ieine 2Sorte. v9ebe
bin 81 ben BriiDern, unD lase lbnen, p1b tie
aut mI9 adblen t6nnen, auf mid uDo Gnetne ta'
pTern Sd9aaren, unD aut pas Sclt, oaS au9es
nIab pur98libt 1T Ucn Dem re2ten 0ellt uuo
lth erbeben wir0, menu Der JluT erlDalt.
QSenn Gle 3ett 9efcmuen 1T, pirD gang OeutlAa
lano auflteben, ipie Sin Ntann, unD miro leine
Getten abl9itteln, unO ben &prduuen perlagen.
yaBt nuS otee 3eit pUrberetten in 0tprD uno
SuO, IN St uuo l8eit, banlt beiuI eriten Dab-
neuruf Der 6reibeit gang Oeuti9lonO 9ewaff.
net Jet. 2aBt uns uuper5dSt leln, uno wlrfen,
nnO &unoe unS Seben Se:teullH beriber nnO
htnltber. Nn &nem nno pemlelbsn Gage
nllt1len mir banDeln !" 2 e -aa
Odbt Sbr ben @ruB unO oa6 gDcrt oe8 ta~
Ipfern Snlu pernUmmen, Sbr Sturer ftd8te
Der prllioent. m1 $3.50 Sons tah &
QSIr baben es pernOmuen, unO in unier
Derj SeI4rIeben 31aua. Ao.asI
i50 sebe benz 3wsiten Der unSetOmmenen
Srlioer Oas Bort, laSte DER PrditOent a@rltatt'
nnS Oeinen 8eriat lBO warlt Ou? g8eIHe
SsrbtncunSen bait Du an3etnapTt /? 9SelAe
SOHnnn9en brinSlt 0um init +? ,4s lsi1 i55ls
| si1tIaa t8UrtieBuns tUlSt.) la is4Aa6
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Sic Spcpers'fcbe o61peubrouerei.

lslla4 SFttce.:l 0c. PSI Botperp, 81. 81.
Die ApfmutIamfsit 2Drtbsa uns GcnSumsntsr an.
ea6ero'er wtto au he RneaebfnSe auaaS uneres
ptre6 9eensf mel@e pom Or. &btlton eer nr6 befoSn
ten analph9tn epea itsr 8enabt wurse Ser btabGnafe
3Ted II, Mot altn Die unOes slsi1it6e Gpr,aaIiIfst In
Mttn1eu une SeInpbe bttIes Bieyes III ,eteen pnSe,
et1t ~ ceUeens bas eae natpslssn 3uttaten vUn
pord 1ltal SefpEcT ie tt su ormelbsn gencmmen trs
ben, um penn Stsre stnsH traserilaea Gans sn atbtr
Sa Anlete OraGefct pereeH fstnfen QuaIttG
Srn Verte (sOn unS ftIe esmaIsO uno 6pbfea svse In
8ebrault. - '@s'' ''''
335 81 vMn aIDfi.s.@3 @ Est
SaasrtoH -slu -all- = S,Ss
Sarfs &sbsfsf arrmatfer H. pesabtIifer Griraet sos
gDsia anO 9otiendure Sac 4-5I
gDaier -5@- l-tAS-. 81 "a "a
SIN ~ Wan5en ,,x- r, 10000
tOmmsn. eas ess Spes rs'ipe 9assrbr mad DEN nsIen
ptner6dt dsn SiaEofaBeH Setrau ii unb Sas arOse Dra
falt IN Der @uswatl Der betel aaat6tsa bSn C5ers nD
pottsn ranot murb Sbtse gnalpIs wurpe pOn Qua.
ltdten Qagsreie rhs IN nsner wt9enpart ron Serftfpe
usn 8arn IN cen Eau Ger 26uenbsautrsi rpar.
Oen ssmaet un0 o be aste @na9FS bfanSst tic Ouatdt
uno Ndnpstt eeS Ssres webes alIein SON aRo unb
Prpfea esDEaat wOrbsn IT, Als n Didsst9es straa unS
IN Stslen 5aIen ais er magndrfs bes effrGenpes unp
tOnfss bat rs 8itr stVssn yeetp nm0 Sersnt bic eas
mens @mPftbuH5. Sames u. GtiItpn, M. 3.
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'' 80 i'r.tb aften.
IA Stag Sale Sta9 6alIe
a=1=l in Sancper. nabe Brattltr..
aedeniiber hert 6n1nMerr1nrft
seseniiber benz SaupSermarft

unter EeItun9 bon S % bn Yeter.
yer nntiettne' rlaubt F Geinea serebrteu areunbst
rno eem 9utlttum I'M aGsemenen bic ''''l" o''""Vt"
ssttsnSssNs ~ snts IOuiag ben 10. Januar
naS rtpfqa in brsm assen airSe nnO M
$'tEgaag ~ 5ar la9sn aennnts III bYnaea unb
~ NH Der Heper3fu9una Gag bic neue g 40 Safe
9 ur Prompte nnS Iregnot6e QafDartunq Iupts oasos
opeilea uno 9ttrahfs t9agerb Weu t qiouSrl
mGre's eriSGr6en sirr. O''tyiVAits's oai1l,
ofonOsfe nO nts Der latsrSe5nae 6arauf aufmtrffcm
oaB npt aein bic 6rpnt beS 6au(es burd eiIerne
pet9oaert II onoern baB befDntes bes errsartae
S SMg lp0n etngertSta UarS0Ont NIT Isner pDrreren
uHe S}etle Sa &C cpte be hpben unb beou, m en
M fur Stubs unb sreae unO b,r frsunb.
,am s Ssr gum 5aa S STAG pane ~ e
gem Ssr8nusentn Baltimore maDsn wtrbrn "'' 0sN'-
5a Ger 3onung. rf5 pteierbalb bic Stae Safe Bonn Uub
otmietsen bpAa a4t-u9spcu - - S"Te'''' NV
4 Sans, ,3mt g osm.4
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Snmnannnts, DOer Gbrens ErOntuttln,

S1I1OQUnIu9g DOEE AUEGNF NFNEDutlAItllp 81
paFub fir itbes ef6let unb IIter eineefest tn tnuteu
Baafee bat elm neues Slusbum enoeft, wsl3es ben
Thmdrten StarH pcGtpmmeH dbfCrbirt unb cbne Mns
sn6una bee Des bis Sebfrdf oes Nuees wtber berent
Dr. gaGfss iann taufenb 3eGsntHe enes DrtDmmnen @r
FoiaeS ben Rurirtn beS 8rebts alter @etpre un6 Cite
runaen 8ihsn @sl6pueu pnb Snien e6er grt DAhe Ans
psnSune bee Itefers Sprssen Sur bic 5sbaneiuns Der
sstSendnnten Rrantben beh1lt ITO DR. 8aafee eta besn-
6erts grransment Sor bselben nen beanbigen Hatb
unb feline Ipesas AufmsrtIamtet erfOr6ern.
Dr Bdafee tit elmer seihtdtefen unb berubmtehen
est benbsn AerS Unb gbirureen unb n Nuf G tn teoer
2 ab gDslt anerfdnu ane Or. Snaee ahreiirtsH
Brttfe tbenen 10 SIS. beeef6lSen nb iewseer @n>
f.rnuue rsl6e sHau Bite 5sldaHeub Der Sranfbet Gns.
SEN ereen prpt beanwOrte uub CIe 9attenten mittei
GprresbenbeH3en to fenfret 6ehanbe,t.
Spred(tunDen:
son l1bt Mprssns BIS ) lltr Naamtttass.
Or. aafet,
SO "a QertnatUnRr., sw6en Gbdrlss~ \. 9ibertpfr.
auGl5u Baltimore, Mb
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sRsssnsaHssa

Sa tasItS 81 q 9altsmOrsi sBtdtr' sesf&siai
teen @lBrgta Unit &u$udbme bes SDnntaas) Rne
tUfet Gtats per gBOde, an eie KrGser satiSdr
Ser ,.9Gtder" pirb e6enfaIs in gDaf9jastsnune
lBteelne 9It@ bur& GrG8er ben Ibpnnsnsn
tus baus befor8t,
Dar@ bic g0R ptrisneet tpet bsr tdsItdt ,9Deder''
$3.50 per Sabr, tn unbsbtnGter y Drau Sbe'
IWu8.
s1- Dds BDdenbiatt bes Baltimore gBsfet
rI5etntitSsn 8retaa uub fpRet iabrltG 81 tn unbs,
Att9tsr 8DrduSbetablun9.
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Nr. Naafee


alle 9raufbttten nmentge l6liG.
~ 8oafee wir6 befpnttrs %ufmertfamiet aaf
fcloenbs usbsl perpsnbeu: 5Ahn &rfaltuneen 4ustts
runo grSune, SuFueas NRbma 2ufr5breuen8an6une uno
aSni beIpnbere IBe ale 5dutubel behaneen ais putt.
Stb eeropbsln RbeRmatismus 9isissn ME '6renf9en1
@erdIaie GdldaEus Gpile2ite (bdmOrrbCtoen eDl6ens
MSeru nb oue gen Wdqenib 9ebtr6enperben unb 8rdnf
bsten Der ebdrme eessledtn aae 9rOn6en &rantbsten
eSrbEru1e. beseehen ale drpn@en 6rantteten bes
sibli6en 8ejdleGes. SluSbelpueere pbmt tr BEN u
atns unb breu-ue ebtln fetne Nafmfrtfanttst H. bait
Asts stne pprtreHlt6e ausrabl Dpu wunberprIen
tinltliden NuSen =
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gsrrnx.

lShS ssilySSAL TIMORE wEKCER is
sTsry morning (cRcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at OTIS. per week.
The wECKER is also delivered in the Cities
Uasnngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of the daily WEOEER
S3. so in advance.
81 The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi is pubIis-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per 6
months in advance. 83 1 I
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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EY GODDIN 81 AppER>oN, ACTS.

'HNhIS DAl, AZ ~ o. CLOCK, | Will ,rl - ". I uousr-Cl-
pen'er and Frazer. RECTOR DAVIS, Auct.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

=. ve:y accom,uola,!ns and attentive Operator. at the
V,,.las:sa .nl New Orleans Telegraph ofice, in this city.
n, l9, Main street have Very politely furnished Us, free
(, .s,.s,. sl.a lie following interesting summary Of the
q ,ae weather:
RJcuso>p. March 2i.-The following is the
STATE Of the weather at the places named. Time
d observation about : o'clock. y. NJ, to-day /:
New York, clear and pleasant.
Philadelphia, cloudy.
Baltimore. cloudy and cool.
Washington, cloudy and wind South.
Petersburg. cloudy and thermometer %.
Norfolk. thermometer IS. wind South.
Raleigh, y. c.. cloudy and thermometer Go.
Wilmington. y. C., cloudy and pleasant.
Columbia. 5. c., cloudy and mild.
Charleston, $. c., cloudy, thermometer IS,
sind Northwest.
AUGUSTA. ia, cloudy and warm.
>ayannah, ia cloudy and thermometer Is,
East.
Nscon. ia. cloudy and warm.
~toiunbus, Ga. cloudy and warm.
Montgomery, Ala, raining and lightning.
Cumberland, Md, cloudy and cool.
Wheeling. Va, cloudy, been raining.
Cincinnati, O.. cloudy. do. do.
Barometer at the Smithsonian Institute,
Ta,hington. at : y. NJ. corrected for tempera-
.r %. seat noon 29,7S2. Thermometer ut
l. ", 81; at noon So. Maximum during2 81
elrs ending at Q \. NJ. to-day G2-ininimum
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, March 24-Thc Grand Jury
~-eturned 4 true against Mr.. Sicklcs. His
49,, has been fixed for April 18th.
Mich concern has recently been manifested
e. several foreign Ministers, regarding the -Ari-
:, movement; and it has been stated that
~. administration is opposed to it, on the sur
80 ,ha, it is connected with ten. Walker;
=, an assurance has been given that such is
"a: the case.
,.aeoarquence the opposition raised against
-, .ypelition has ceased, rs it is claimed that
-, administration canno he adverse to lcgiti-
40 Colonization in the United States.
4 company is now forming i'll Washington.
e.. EIenninssen will probably be in Rich
-ouI tomorrow.
Nj, nt6cial dispatches show that the emigration
-,s Bremen. during the year 1858, was; To
y.w York la,451. in II ships; the entire num-
~ "a The United States being D .l27. In lS57
:. lumber was 1880. and in 1856. 35,6SS.-
Dsrin, the last 10 years the emigration from
:.,,, Britain and Ireland has been 2%.156,000.
,,5 from Germany 100000; from France
..,.rly 900, 600. In 1857. while England sent
~. ri. 900, and Germany 10000. France
NV, te-cd only $500, including about $ or
.@rl 10 .AlsitrS. In the last 10 Years one
~ a; the French emigration have gone to
,'.e-,. and not more than loo, 900 Frenchnen,
~. during this period, emigrated to the New
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COMMISSIONERS Ill OF MOST
JAMES RIVER E:Sf4\If::

COMMISSIONERS SAIL or Most VALUABLE
LANES IyI\l:is SitNIf
Au ADJOINING Tract ofS;: acre.. together with a lare"
Number Of Slaves and Personal Property thereon.
1--WE Undersigned. ~ Commissioners appointed ~ u de
4 cree "i ;hc Circuit Court "i the si'y 81 Richmond, ma
III, therein known ~ AulrF>ou- eNur v. NicaauN ani
al. viii proceed 'o >,lI. on tie pr'Gl.srs, oa TUESDAY,
NAY THIRD. i,i?. II fair, Il not. the next fair LAY, and
from, iay To- day till completed. commenting AZ IL q clock.
Crr,k.' Containing ~ acre.. "n which the late Richard
Anderson resided At The time OF hi death.
r. lie, Ia tie County " F"Wla'iu, on James River. AZ
Maiden. Adventure, about thirty mil"' above tie 'ity 81
Richmond. There AZ" "n The tract i. "cs's 81 river low
grounds. ~ acre II crr-h and branch ii:,. and aDOH; 'o
.,,r,> Of hish land IN q hl.h degree 81 Improvement. produ-
in. TIM crop, II what. tobacco, corn and clover The
L,l,n,, az mi. tract ,ihont Gio icrr,l J. covered wish pine
aai OAK timber AMI wood. There az. on this plantation
every building AMI Improvement Important 10 The opera
tjous Of such An estate. The location IL hctth!, and the
nelshhorhooL a. good ~ ANY IN 10" STATE.
Adjoining the ah"v" i another Ir'y' oil - acre WIZ
improvements. cons -tinr Of dwelling. sc. \ large portion
of ihi. trac, Il. uairr cultivation, balance saii 10 be vel
tinh-Tri and wooded.
lnrr H.. al. OF the Land. will be- sold the slave. on 'Lc
estate. cnhr icin. about - in number, and al the Horse,
Mule Cattle. Ii1s.. stock Of all .or,,, Crops. Farming In
pl,in-ni>. contents, ~ EHrk.mith'- shop. 'art>. Carriage,
and Harness. contents 81 Suohr House. Furniture 81 ai
kinds. and al other personal property Whatsoever, belong
Ing To- The aid c,'a'" ~ ~" laid counts "i Po"hai'n; AMI
ai.o the growing Crop OF -aid rrli ''iatr. Hnlc'' '"'h" WIN
the sIm- To IN" purchaser ~ purchaser, thereof.
TrEu~oI SAiu.-ror the real e-t.ia on"-tonfih cash; hi
ancr ni ou-. ~" and thr'r year., from TIE laN 81 >tI'' ~
equal in,iaImrr's, with interest from the day 81 sale Tor
Which l,o.ri, are To- l., given for the deferred raSment'. and
the title retained until AL 'mc ll!rciH.se money = pA'd ana
"A conveyance, ordered 10y III" Court.
The slave, will be so'! either Tor clsh. or upon such CRED
H. ~, the Commissioners thai! deem advisable, taking nrIo-
liable note, for the purchase money. with approved rnior'
.-r,, and the interest added. NJ the other personal pro-
perry will be- -,ll for ca,h, a, 10 all -ums Of fA' and under,
and FOR AL SUNS over a." on = rrcdi, .: ,N months, inT ne
s%o,lahic notes, interest added. and approved 'niorsers.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, c.,r-r
ANDrLw JOHNSTON. '"
20" Sal. conducted rs GurUI. 4 ArIEEsoN.
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SOMBRERO GUANO.

w have received the Agency here for the sale Of SON
ircrD tiuanO. This H. the richest Phosphate Guaho
known 80 the world. ani contains above ~ per cent. OF
Bone Phosphate 81 Lime. We receive our supplies direct
from Sonil,rrrD Island, West Indies. Ii will he GROUND
here, aud put up in strong, substantial bags, Of about IL"
lbs. each, and W. warran, every pound pure AMI free from
any mixture whatever. a.,
In calling the attention o! the public to :his valuable and
recently discovered deposit Of this frrtiliLins article, We
merely state that, like all other phosphate rr,ano-. ~ most
valuable constituent is pho.ph"ric acid, or bone phosphate
u lime and that Its mercantile value, II compared WIN
other guam, of It, Kind, may 10 easily determined ny We
amount IL rhOsphOric acid. or hone phosphate 81 IIhlr u
contains. la order, therefore, To give ia" public u thorough
knowledge II what Snmbrero tiuanO dor- GOTHAM. W. ne
To refer 10 the following list n eminent chemists. III 'Iiiicr'
cni part, Of the w.rlI. who have aiialyzci different ear
,o.. from average SAMPLES taken by thrn.c!sc, from the
careo.s JUS: a.. they arrive fro:n the Island, without Hrsiiis
or selection of specimens for analyzatinn. tith ANALYSIS
will be exhibited, II required, under the ori:'ha1 signature
u each chemist NAMED.
or p~ho-phorir acid, estimated il. equivalent to phosphate
Il H. l. L k.uuIt ..uAL.in-
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l.. E. AM X,

n O. 02 Il + ~ Il T. STR j.: l. +,
NEW YORK.
Sole Agent In the United States and Cnna-
da for the following Houses,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
HElDSlCk l. Gu. CHAMPAGNE-Siilery MOussx.
Also. Grand vim dc Cabinett, same brand In cases.
Cl.ARETS-ln wood and glass, Of Cruise q Fills
Frercs, Chateau Margaux, MOutOn, La
rOse, Lnfittc, Hqueni, &c.
PORT WINES AND PURE JUlCE-0f Royal Agri-
cultural Wine Go. OportO, established by the Por-
tuguese Government for the preservation Of a pure and
genuine Porte Wine. Also, the farorite RoriZ aud
Chamisse brands, comprising l full assortment OF old
and new viniages.
SlIEI;RIES-Of Widow dc u. Harmony g. Co.
Pale, Golden and Brown, high ani low grades. embracing
all the well known standard qualities, such M AmOutil-
ladO. OlOrOsO, TOnaZ. &c.
C0GNAC rRANDi-W ThOs. lIine j. Co., pale
and dark old and new vintage.
GIN-of -. III. Henkcs, " Nc Plus Ultra"
brand.
y. B-Thc whole under Custom House lock.
The IEIDSlCK s. co. CHAMPAGNE Is sold by the fol
lowing houses In licliuonI: SEl.DES x MILLER, DtD-
LEY 4 CO.. wAL.KE \ co, Gfo. !. HERRING, W. ID.
BLAIR, JOHN CREME, and NJ BAlLAIDs EXCHANGE
HOTEL. March -d6m
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VARIABLE REAL ESTATE on

Y CHURCH HILL, FOX sALl--l oh't i'r sane y
III. best priya,. residences ever offered IN the cry Of il'"-
,uond. and one Of the b--t locations. on the c"rn"? o' "r',r
and .>ii, streets. IN. house contains j" rooms ana j.
finished entirely through from the basement to the attc-
The ceiling. ali through. are high and airy. The walls are
all n.rr,I, which mak,- them perfectly dry. TIE door "a
m, l., door ar. solid mahogany. The "indow gia'' =
,lat.. The mam,rIs und h,artis on the l't aud "a t""tS
ar. marble. The crates have large Images on -act sue
which riy-s them a very handsome finish III" parior d'9rs
and windows are finished with y large heavy S"fni'".
G,,in every room in tie hoG,r. The front porch :, buIt "
III, h.., manner and out % the U"st materials. me pllarS
+. t,u,cd and 81, on marble. The platforms are IN Two
>,liL ui,r,, ~ granite. The steps are also % granite, hhS
the railing. are wrought iron. attached 10 The house Is .
I,rr. bricL kitchen with 1roouIs. stable. rarriapelon'e, coal
l,ou,r. and = COW houses: and other out-house-. IN" stah'r
yard /, paved with cohble stones. The mont yards la'"i
mostly with Baltimore brick, aud has an rNee'lri' wei "'
water. brichcd all ia. way up aud covered WIN sram'r'
Their, i A sinok.. hous. AMI archci dairy uhIrfh'a'b; A"i
many o,hor conv.ni-nccs too numerous N ilehti'h' W"
a.. wh,ol.. il i, a iirst rate built house n"'"ry rr-p",,'-
TIL. Lsu.. stand, nu a half acre lot. ana J. sHfio"h'e" u
,irrly with beautiful luck. Eve irec'; ~
", Az n,r..o yi.hing,n purcha,. The house, Il Will abori
-: u,.,-ur, :" ,hom them the premises, and will .ell
IL ~ a great bargain.
- To- 1La
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LNoE SALE, THE TRACT OF LAND on which ! reside; on
i Roanoke river, In Mccslrnhurs county, uinr me-
Sor,h. F,,, from EoyLton. T. contains from sixteen -
eighteen hundred acres, of which four hundred and ten are
river bottom. and from thirty 10 ioy branch Vat. ~ M.
Ii.i, land. from ia to .i.h, hundred acre. arr Ia original
woods, and heavily iimbrr"l With "ab and pine. oi the
balance. most 81! l., and she low grounds. are ~ a inrh siAt'
%; cultivation. and very productive, Tier" j. = !'fsr ana
convenient Iu rllin. House. with al! the necessary out
hog>c Barns, Cabins. tr,nary-IN ~ good repair ro"i
Apple amI Peach Orchards, hr-aI'- . 'arie'y 81 Other
fruits. would 'cli wiki the Ylrn'a''"n from thirty 10 Ely
Negroes.
Any information requested, hy letter addressed - me- a.
Royi;"n. will hc promptly responded TO, aud the rre'n''r-
will he shown 20 any person wishing To see them. hE ~! 'r1l
III At homcl. az hy my Oycrsccr. Mr. II \ walker
HENRY T.. COLEMAN.
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FOR BALTIMORE

TUX bNLIINVHkE
vNiIE steamer BELNlDEi;E, Capt. wv. fNHz11ah
i kLtNE. will receive freight today. (Fri- H@
day, and up TO the hour .: !: o'clock, on -SS$ssHsHS0.
Saturday. "T
Freich; through TO Boston via Baltimore at lowest rates
with greatest despatch.
shipper, Of tobacco are requested 20 state the brands on
their tickets.
March .5-2t DAVID & WM. CCRBlE.
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MARKETS.

BuuNoEE. March 24.-Flour is dull sales
+: Howard Street and Ohio nominally at 1928.
Wheat is dull sales of common to choice red
S!.joal.io. Good to prime whites Sl.70a
80 Corn is firm; yellow s5as6.
Nsw YORK, March 2+.-Cotton is active,
sales today Of 1880 bales; prices have
: sales of uplands at l2ic. Flour
: 3a!l and unchanged; sales Of Southern at
{. Wheat is firm: sales Of Southern
a; sl.75. Corn is quiet and unchanged.
,gir,s Of ;urpentine 53.a55 cts. Rosin is
ll.i a, fat- Rice unchanged.
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s-THE POETRY OF PHYSiC.-AYEE'S

= VT ''F'
PILLS, glide sugar shot over the palate, hut their energy,
although wrapped up, Is there. and tells with giant force on
the very foundation If the disease. There are thousands
uf sufferers who would not wear their ds;empers II they
knew they could be cured for Is cts. Try Ayers Fills and
YOU will know il.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and You are cured al.
ready.
Take this best Of all purga,ives. and scroiuia. Indigrs-
ton. Weakness, Headache, lackache, Sideachr, Jaundice,
Rheumatism, arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases, which II %pnrgative
remedy can reach, fly before them like darkness before the
sun.
Reader, II you are suffering from any Of the numerous
complaints they cure-suIer no more-ihe remedy has been
provided for you. and il Is criminal to neglect ii.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL Is the best medicine
for n Cough. i known TO the whole world, aud that AYERS
PILLS are the best Of all Fills, is known To those who have
used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. {. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and sold by
Druggists everywhere. March I'm