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SUGAR, BACON, &c. ........ .
- 81 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR,
$40 choice HAMS, ... ..... -....
SO plain do.
5NOo lbs SHOULDERS,
100 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
100 barrels fine Old WHISKY,
100 do. common do.
IS do. BRANDY. ,.t.
Just received and for sale by
ma 2l-eotf MURRAY & SEMMES.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
" PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The first term being about Ia close, the public
Informed that there will he few vacancies made
for new pupils, and but g. few. For terms apply to
the PIincpsl, q. +. EUBANK, or to the under
signed. WIN. RUGGLES,
te6-W&s Chairman Of the Faculty,
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Quartermaster United states
ie II -eOtIbth Iuly

Il CHARLES WERNER
hEEPS row and will during the whole sum
mer, OYSTERS in every style, at NO.~ n
a21, opposite Centre Market. EveryNN (oJ
Monday he receives from Pney Point SS.NksSI
fresh Oy sters by steamboat VIZ
Mrs. WERNER says that her
ceipts, at No. 355 Penn. avenue run shorter since
1 run opposition to the place she is manager of at
present; and beg the public to patronise her as
well rs the undersigned, because she keeps nv iiy-
ing treasure there.
ma ~ -dSt& colin CHAS. WERNER.
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HtlsA DAOEsh BEEN
h DEPOT,
80 E'ereHh street, feiC doors obors Fa,nhnm's
fSHIiding.
Tho undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted the Agency of LAGER BEER from
J. 4. RaltZ, from Philadelphia, and Is prepared
~ furnish any quantity to- the trade private fam
lies. This lager has had reputation last simmer
Of being the best, and the undersigned Is satisfied
that 1t will he this summer good any I'm the
city.
Any orders lcft as ahovc will be attended to with
Pronrtness and dispatch.
H. No charge for delivery.
ap l6 eo3In T. ENRICH,
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REGuLAR STEAM PACkEr LINE BE-
IL TWEEN BALTIMORE AND N
WASHINGTON. : Leaves Com 4St9f-3H
merce street wharf, Baltimore: s<z7xz,sE<s
DIAMOND STATE, on WEDNESDAYS
CObUMBlA. SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock D. m.
Leave Riey's Wharf, Washington:
DIAMOND STATE. on FRIDAYS
COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. 6
O'Clock,
the rIveT.
For freight Apply 70
THOS. w. RILEY, Agent
a. T"& Th-6 Rilav's Wharf. nth straas
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1 AGER BEER.
PAUL SifoS IL m the dali, recent Of IN" siex
andId LAGER BEER. now acknowledge 10 lie
re the hes' IN this country Orders for this health
lul beverage, either IN large or small bottles or
kegs, PROMPTLY filled. and delivered free of charge
At anS part of the 1T the most moderate prices
Alsn, choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
WINES. ma - Sn
ALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
~ IL takes ifS feet of split wood to- IuaAe cord
our wagons are made especially for hauiing this
Kind OF wood, carrying cords and hall cords. The
wood saved hut not split rs measured before being
sawed. Fuel deli xerRd Ia any part If Washingtnn
or tieorgetogn. Offices n. w. cor 18th aud {. No
a41 loot at t7th st. below War Departt. sp Is n
S20 MCKINNEY & T.ANSDALE, SSn
c%O AGENTS FOR ebLu
Park FIRE ms. CO. ". Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SSn,@n, nearly; and correspondents Of
either Companies having cash capital of over
S3,en.en: Losses eguitab adjusted and promptly
PAID. Ohice No. 500 9TH street. near ID. ap5
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~ Mui kiSpI III 8 4 AND \ sT3yE WOOD,

NJ kINpIING AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL,
BALTIMORE COMPANIES =.
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS COAL!
FUfE REIGET mi ME- mEs nT1yf OF ; Gf1e
FIR PRICES EYPECTEOt
WewIsh ~ Understood that we design doing q
cash business. Persons sending their orders viii
fuel Is delivered, thereby saving the trouble Of
We would say to those few persons having &C.
counts, we consider them due at any time we pre-
sen. sneR; consequently We expect the money when
6fhces~Nw. Corner 18th and G SITS. No. 81: and
foot Of nth St. below War Departt. ma 2-u
TN CARRIAGES
IL HI Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making 1t now one Of the largest. l5R 3
Observation-Disclosures ch ARR as EtsS hfSH 49,
WAGONS OF oil kinds cannot he SURPASSED and
from ms long experience in the business he homes
70 give general satisfaction.
Al KINDS oil Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
= al REPAIRsn neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriage. taken in .,oh.p.. f,r ne,
oaes; ar ANDREW j. JOYCE,
y wv CORNER of 18th and u Sta
RUDOLPH BUCHLY,
H .ISvccEssoR TO ISRAEL & BucHLYJ
4Vc seventh. near II Street,
all !. KINDS ao6sEskkIEfEhF'Ihsse ARTICLES.
NEW MEDICAL Salt.
INFLAMMATSRY DISEASES.
ONLY O tSSEE iBboLLAR.
CHRONIC PACKAGES Ss5e.
III See Advertisement. taf-n
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so yards silk cord per ward
dozen CT glass IgkSiands. Diapers OF Whit
2d"zsn wafer stands, cocoa, per dozen
&dozen eIaSars, Rodgers q Sons, ivory handle,
3dozen Pcnknves, Rodgers & Sons, blades,
per dozen
ldozsn Psnk Rodgers & Sons, blades,
dozen ivory handle wafer seals. per dozen
II do ink, in quatts, black, MAJ hard a Noy es
dozen csrmine ink per dozen
pound wadler"' red, per pound
500 waters, for United States SEAL extra thick, por
5'"o" waters for department seal, extra thick, per
100 pounds scaling wax, best extra superine scar
let, Dovell and Easy, per pound.
~ 20 DO do . ssins' slil net, per pound
q DO do coarse, for packing, per pound
= dozen paper shears, Rodgers SONS, g. inch
dozen paper SHEARS. Rodgers & Sons Ga inch
blade, per dozen
2dOZen scissors, per dozen
Each proposal must be signed by the indvi !ual ar
pTtcs FIR tach and every article contained in the
BY sucent sample. e each sfce 70 tSs
department. t. judge ard make selection. Shond
ahy articles be required not enumerated, they are
70 he lurnl shed AT the lowest market prices accord
ing to quality. Blank forms for proposals will he
furnished at the department to persons applying for
them; and as without uniformity therein, the de
Partment would find IT difficult to make decision,
none Will be taken into consideration unless sub.
s'arnhtiaIly agreeing ,hereTlth.
OF State, and endorsed proposals for StatioReryo
Votes VIII be given 10 tn, person To whom the
nve days thereafter to give bond with two sufcent
surTssues. for ITS performance.
,d ne neal OF the department in al cases to de-
III tner the terms Of the contract have been
~ ~ with, and toTeject any articles which NAV
1911 s opinIon, of inferior quality as we'll as 10
a an tne contract upon any failure 10 comply with
the terms within n reasonahe TINA ma 90
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NV. GsLT n BEa., S24 Pa av. hst nth A. 10th sta
VI. %. HcOD. ~ Pa nv. ret. 9th a 10th sta.
:. EswtS. sya Pa Az, bet. t2th aud 18th sta
W. HptFs, watches and JNVelrY, 81 Pa. Az 60 sd
J. hkEE, so "a. av., bet, - 2 ard * eta.
IoHN IsfsSr, throaHnetnT, \ C. max er, G7 Jth At
J. InnNrson. EnEllEh " alchrnsk 81. 90 18th ~.
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The baltimore Murderera.

The Governor of Maryland has respfted Gam
brill, Crops, Corrie and Cyphus, who we're to
have been hung yesterday in Baltimore, until
Friday, the sth day of April next. In bis letter
TO the Sheriff. instructing him to this effect, the
Governor desires him to make known to the cons
dsmued persons that the extension OF time 10 al
Owed for preparation to meet their fate, and thst
all hope and expectation Of further Executive
clemency, mus. be entirely banished from their
N ipds.'
The most powerful appeals have been made 10
the Governor by the clubs aud clans Of which the
lswless men were members, we'll AZ by their rel
atives he has been daily beset by their assiduous
applications, presented in every form, written and
verbal. he has thus far exhibited nrmness that
10 highly creditable and entities him to general COM
msndation. His own declaration as to the future
must be regarded as settling the fate Of the con.
victed murderers. Their Anal execution will be an
eTeut of the most salutsry character. Nothing
could do SO much to check the rowdyism and bro.
tslity which have SO long run riot in Baltimore,
and which have stained its reputation abroad,
while they have disturbed the peace, outraged the
rights and destroyed the lives of its citizens. 1t Is
to be hoped that the Governor will continue firm
in his resolution. and let the law take its course
The mob In Baltimore has too long go: the better
Of the law.
By.the-w way 1t would have been gratifying bad
the Governor fixed some other day than Friday for
this quadruple execution. That day has too long
been abused by being set apart as baDgman's day.
There Is no for this, and we felt grateful 10
tina. just judge of North Carolina, who fsw years
since violated this custom, more hoDored in the
breach than the observance. He fixed the e1ecu.
lion for Wednesday, remarking that Friday had
been long enough outraged as hangman's day.
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Homes Poems.

"a Collection Of Poems, by JAMES BARRON HorF,
author Of "Leoni di Monata," &C., &c. Published
by A. Morris, Richmond.
This handsome volume, gotten up in style
that does honor to the Southern publishing house
which has issued it, contains the poem recited by
Mr.. Hope at the insug uraton Of Crawford's Eques'
TRAN Statue Of Washington, poem reefted At
anniversary of the jamestown settlement, May
Is, 1857, poem pronounced before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society and Graduating Classes of William
and Mary College, on the 4th Of July, 1858, and
quite A number OF miscellaneous poems.
There s not In the Southern States poet OF trusr
r.nus than James Barron Hope, and this little VOL
ume sbouuds with sparkling proofs OF it,-wfh
gems Of "purest ray serene" being fashioned
by a Southern hand, are likely to remain In those
dark. unfathomed caves" OF neglect and indiffer-
euce 10 which the Southern public consigns its own
literary treasures, while 1t pets up and pays for
literally, everything Of Northern manufac ture.-
twill DO recolected that at the time gifts delivery
Mir. Hope did not permit bis poem on the Washing
ton statue to be published, and here il is for the
erst time, q magnificent production, which ought
70 be In the library of every lover Of true poetry,
and OF every yirginisn who thinks 1t worth VII lie
70 extend warm and encouraging hand to Virgil.
MIA genius. The book 10 full OF pearls OF thought
and fancy, and the Washington Poem is alone
worth far more than tho price Of the Volume
We earnestly trust that 1t may have circulation
In proportion to its rare merits, and that Dir.
Hopes native land mxy encourage him to perse.
we're in the career he has 30 brilliantly and nobly
begun.
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MARINE INfHLLI0EHCn
PORT or RICHMOND-MAROH IS. 1859.
Meh water nd day Saturday, ~ s'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner. Y, mdse and pas
sengere Ludlam 3 Watson.
Steamer Belviders, keene. Baltimore.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips. Baltimore. oyster
shells.
schr Home, Dutton. Philadelphia. csal.
Hardgrove. and pig iron, Ayrss son, p,,..
schr Mary L johnson, Burrows, james nNsE,
wheat. HaxsIl, Crenshaw Co
schr Patriot. Rhuark, Philadelphia, pfglron'' n
. sohr Ocean. Aaron. Baltimore. pig iron, " >
schr Baltimore. Phillips. Baltimore. mdss' " d
schr Geo Henry. Smith. Rappahannock River
Teal ph.deph.
and passengers, II e Tuttle.
SAILED.
schr O Booth, Berger. down the river. light TO
schr Henrietta, Jones. down the river. light 10
'' schr JOS Holmes Mathews. down the river light
schr An. Eliza, Jones. down the river. light to
schr Louisa Dyer. Jameson. down the river, iigHt
O ssSr Ev. Belle. Tiltoa. wilmington. N C. md's
sehT ' Hope. Frank. Portsmouth. mds'' W Col
au' chr D. Higgins. Longssreet. New York. md'e
schr Reform, Todd. Norfolk. mdse. W ooiqui''
kCo. . u.s,err Branch
| produce Hatcher webster.
New YORK. March lT.-Cleared, schr saco. May
| hew Petersburg. -------
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RnlIvinR Of Wttneaaea.


A Boston philanthropist has lately delivered an
address on this subject in which be refers to the
period when 1t was considered to be as bad as the
criminal to bear witness in his favor, and when
witnesses were treated like bru,es. He affirms
that even in the present day, there maLy abou.
Boston who would rather givea hundred dollars >
than see wife or female relative placed on the vii.
ness stand to be subject to the bullying Of the b
that 10 too often practoed. He gives the follow.
log as case In point
"0nce, in Boston, young servant girl, gentle
and honest, saw a transfer Of money and some
fraudulent affair occurring In connection with it
She was summoned, ia all her timidiiy and limo.
oepce, into a Boston court Of gentlemen. She gave
her testimony truthfully and well. Then there
came to cross question her one born of one OF the
best families, lawyer possessing all scholarly &C.
Quirements, graduate Of Harvard and o pink of
fashion. lie knew OF no rebuke from any bench
20 he proceeded to insnuate the veSt insults that
ever man uttered to a woman, and asked such
questions till tue poor girl almost tainted. Yet
that court OF gentlemen never said q word Of re.
huke. The poor girl went home almost heart
broken, to hold down her head for years at the re-
membsance of that iDj astice and insult. The law
yer went to larger city to obtain a wider feld for
his talents and no sleeps Tonight in dru ksrd's
srave-too good for such brute as he was"
This Is not hattering picture Of the manners
OF the lawyers in the Athens of America. We
dare soy that among the "outside barbarians" of
the South II could not possibly occur. Crossexs
ahinations are unquestonab)y necessary to elicit
truth, and when the character of the witness II
bad, some wholesome severity in the form of tho
questions may have good effect. But II 10 pre-
vaient practice, not only In Boston, but according
to the New York Eepress, in New York, among
some members Of the bar, to consider the witness
es on the opposite side as disposed to commit per-
jury, and to frame their questions so as to render
itpalpsbe to every one present that the witnesses
are 80 considered. Such conduct, II permitted BY
court, ought not to be sanctioned by the CONS
muuity, and If the witnesses should use their
cudgels freely as the pettfoggers their tongues,
it would he no more than they have right to ex-
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TIN. Danv,ile Exsension

TIE Danviils Register states that Col. b. d
Jones, Ia his recent examiustion Of the country
west of Danviile, went % far ~ centreville, in
Henry. The roate be regards ~ most favorable
for the extension Of the Danviile road wesswardly
and passes through the centre Of Henry county. A
roros OF Engineers will commence the survey
about the first Of April.
The Register confesses itself rather ut loss to
Know what the friends Of the various schemes for
railroads 10 that vicinity, are going to do I,
sAys:
"The North Carolina Legislature has granted
charters for two railroads. and IL appears that BY
the eraployment II both of them, the right 10 dee
rived for making q road from the North Caroline
Central railroad 20 some point near Danville.--
Nov, will these charters Aaslly lead 70 the con.
s.racfion OF the direct connection between Dan.
VILE and 0reeusborof, or will road be built from
High Potnt, towards the Virginia linsi or viii
either be made ~ any time scoD? For the present.
We Gay. lot the survey for the extension westward
Of the Riebmond and Dsnyilie Railroad be mad.
~ ptcpossd theb let the money be raised for Ora.
aspg the foaA twenty mfles, and tho Railr,md
Company will, according 20 promise. Law dow !,
tbs supsrssructure. The friends OF the extsns,os
hsve every reason TO be encouraged. Tbs o,',.
ain1cnity 10 the way 10 the obtaining 81 sn.n.SS
money " snbseription, 70 grade twenty milss a.
me read. This done, and the people Of He.sv
snd Patrick may expect IN quick tins, 10 hsys IS.
49, - s. 49, moantaias walked By tie uhisti.
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- 81, 900 eEwfxo MACBIsss have
bsen sold 81 the WHEDLu9 . W1tkOH Mann-
ihcfuring Crnpsny. This = . sreatsr Dnm ~
EVER PRODUCED. x.h.
It receives the unanimous commentator OF '"'
PRESS. ,ra,a THE
PhorLh Dny u. s0r ss sz7 MAIN sTREgT.
Richmond. We;
wAsTED-A good Needle Woman. e i ,sA11t ,"'
use Of the Machine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m FAIR AT MscH.NIos' AALL.-Ihe
Ladies' of the Second Baptst Church 'sIR for RI.
s wl 81 Useful ARTICLES aud KEFREsHMSMN rs
for ysitors and respectfully invite the pnoG Sa
trorsne The object is to raise funds to re-cushioh
Any will be thankfully
centseach' for season tickets. The room VIII Do
open till taturday night rtIp JADIEs
NH o.
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III /, DISP A TC r.
s.TunpkY MORNING.. NAME - -
nfvorCes

~ Lat 4
A correspondent Of the New fofs = ,....,.a and
a graphic picture Of the naiseries OF e.' ,r,rt.
.sns;tive women, unfortunately aihea " -. .on,.
a, susband. and asks IL there shou'a ~. -
-. -. ! wcarr, struggling woman under s"en
.".. ma Frpsess concedea that the
..",."snv -. correspondent is hard one, out
ea,s Wv. ...,,cile tho mind to the greater ruin
~h,eh mast follow In the train OF tsmpet'ng
- n,voroe Laws. at 10 not necessary
,a.. .ueh people should live together, nm
~. saparation 10 worse than living together !;
Nm, q i. necessary,--except for reason provided
Ear by the present ststutes,-thst parties once
m married. aud thereby united In the most solemn
relations Of liie should not be put asundsr except
for the most Extraordinary causes. We do not
mean 10 re-argus the subject, for We have nothing
10 add to the argument. II the law 10 allowed to
interpose one step beyond the point now fixed, let
II noe be TO the extent OF second marriage. when
both parties to the first marriage are living. De-
eeusy, example, children, society, country.-ai'
should forbid these divorces, with authority o.
law to take a second wife or second husband. Bu'
a separation may be decrced,--a compulsory
e,ausc for maintenance when separated 1.-The pos
session of children by those who will best car
and provide for them,-and this 10 going IA
enough. Better that few suffer than that soeiet.
should be outraged by such examples of divorc
a. ere zee In State like Indiana. Marriage 10
life contract, and one not to be broken but 70
causes which make exceptions TO all rules"
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~ LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-S1O.OOOO 600.

Invested in the United States over ......$S000 G0
Annual
ALL DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ENGAGEMENTS OF IHB COMPANY.
We respectfully ask attention G. the security Of
fered by the LIVERPOOL aud LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY to its Policy holders In its large CASH
CAPITAL and investments az stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company en-
able it to take lines convenient to parties requiring
large amounts of Insurance.
In addition to the ordinary mode OFF insurance this
CCmpenx Issues PERMANENT PLLICIkS. TN the pay
inert of TEN ANNUAL PREMIUMS, property Is thence
forth permanently INSURED The Policy can be can
celled at any time and the premium will be return
ed less per cent
This Com pany will make Insurance against loss
of RENTS by fire, on new and most liberal princ;.
pie.
Under the Policy of this Company. all CLAIMS are
paid upon presentation of satisfactory proof of Ii
without abatement deduction for interest, ard not
as is usual SIXTY DAYS after presentation of proof.
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents =
$780, Main street, few doors above the
NH l4-dts Post Office.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
RkPORTkD ron THE "DIsPATCH.
TIER r n q M r q n or y /.
ARRIYAI or TlIE WESEp

Nkw YORK, March lS.--The steamship Weser,
from Cork on the 9th inst, has arrived.
The advices by this arrival are warlike. The
continental Journals and letters quite bellige-
rent In their tone.
II is reported that Austria had made counter
same by Prussia. The Emperor Of Austria 10 sat
to have become determinedly wariike, and 10 mucn
smbittered against France.
The Vienna journals are also particularly WAR
ike.
Lord Cowley would leave Vienna on the 9Th Inst
The committee on Foreign Relations, In the BIT.
tish Parliament had declared. BY majority OF ~
to 4, that 1t could not examine peace hudges 10
the presence of the present war determination on
all sides. and tbata war budget would be requirs
| ed. They thought IL ridiculous to consider the
proposed figures. when the expenses already In
| Cured greatly exceeded the amount charged -
The committee, therefore, resolved to await expla'
| nations from the government.
| A Marseilles dispatch says that Russia has 6oooo
troops In Pruth, and was augmenting her army In
| Georgia.
Lord Lennox. one Of the Lords of the Treasury
and viscount Hardinge, under Secretary, had re-
signed.
The latest financial reports from the continent
and England, show an increased firmness in the
funds.
| LIVERPOOL, March 5-Votton-Sales for the week
Off 600 bales of which Spectators took IL 0oo ant
Brokers' Circular says the market has advanced p
other circulars say the advance Is 3-i66DM. INT
Brokers Circular quotes Orleans fair Z; middlipg
1915: UplaDds fair 3l6; middling ga stock u
339 COO bales, including 3G6 600 American growth
BIsadstuffs dull and nominal with insignihcaInn
sales. Provisions dull Rice firm-Carolina 1870
% Rosin dull, prices easier. but unchanged-cohi
mon IS 9j@5s. spirits Turpentine firm at 49,
COneOiA Q55n
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- 0o- At wuo1EsAIE ONLY

AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
We have now in store. the largest and most COM
plete stock of CLOTHING We have ever offered fer
SALE comprising every article wanted for the Spring
trade.
Most of these goods have been manufactured IN
der our own supervision. and we will guarantee
them to be equal in stvle and quality to any goods
in this market ard at toeer prices than they can be
pure chased in the Northern cities. In the assert
ment will be found
Black and Co,ored Cloth DRESS FROCK9
super BPk italian Cloth and Alpaca COATS
Super Fey Cass and Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseilles do
TX White Marseiiles nd Linen COATS
Linen. Duck and Drill DO
BIO Linen and Grass Cloth do
Rrk aud Fey Csss PANTS
White Buff and Fey Marseilles VESTS
Plain and Fig. Silk and Satin do
Linen and Mars Bosom SHIkTS
DRAW Frs. OVERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GOODS, &c. &c.
Merchants visiting this city will find it to their
interes, to examine our stack before purchasing.
NH ,6-lm KENT. PAINE & co.
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Conclude with OUR GAL.

MESSENGERS WANTED. W. RAN
IH1 pOLpH. l2l Main street, will pay 20 cents each
for the following numbers Of the Southern Literary
Messenger:
October. 1884. November. 1884; April, May. June,
February, March, July. August, Septen Der. 1888:
septeAaber 1887 August 1885, september 1856; June,
December 1858; and 10 cts each for January. June.
November, 1886; December. 1887; January. April.
1885; February, July, December, 1885, March. May,
June. November. December. ls4l: October. ecen.
ber 1912; October. 1919; May. December 1886; jam
september, 1856; July August September. October,
1858: and cents each for any numbers Of 1884 IS.
80 49, 49, Al, '42. '43. 40. and $50.
~ complete set Of the Messenger for sale.
NH
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MARRTup,

a ,orgo woodbridge. Al the Mopumentsl unurcn 2,
WILLIAM o. TAYLOR. Esq.. 70 Miss MAd1sA
BEER1.
On Wednesday the 18th inst st the rirss
| Wxfa0N. OF Petersburg. to Miss SARAH y
GARDNER, the youngest daughter OF WIN oaso'
| mar of this CITY