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RENDERED THE CoaMAND.-it is asid that the
command OF the Independent Greys will be,
or has been rendered our esteemed fellow cit
lzen Captain James E. Barry. If so, we hope
Tor the sake OF the Company, he will be in
duced to accept. Captain Barry is an old
aud well drilled officer, and just the man to
command. We do not think we could wish
this Company better luck than thathe may
accept.
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UNDREss PARADE. F., attend ed
Wy Kayton's Brass Band, had an undress pa
rade last Saturday evening. They were
commanded by their experienced comman :
der, Captain Bradford, and made very
ereditaple display; there was about fifty
out, all of whom were dressed in their uni
form, viz: red frock coat, white belts, and
military fatigue caps. The generally ex
pressed opiAion was that they marched and
manuevoured like veterans, and some of our
older military companies will have to look
out for their laurels.
1t is said that they will make their first
public appearance in their new and hand
some uniform in few days. We.know that
the ladies are anxiously awaiting their COM
Ing.
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LARGE HAUL OF FIsH.-We learn that the
hands engaged in fishing on the farm of Mr..
Wn. E. Taylor, pulled in at one haul on
Saturday, about twelve hundred dollars
worth Of Rock Fish, some of which would
Esigh fully fifty pounds,
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.Gs~We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of the public to the large and extensive
stock of Musical Instruments, such as VIC
lens, Flutes, Guitars, &C., &c, &C., now on
hand and tor sale by Mr.. B. Kayton at his
store Oh Main street opposite the Farmers
Bank DIVA. Mr.. h. has also the largest and
most varied assortment of Guitar strings we
have ever seen.
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100000 TO THE N. & P. RAILROAD AS
we briefly announced under the telegraphic
head on Saturday, the House OF Delegates
has passed the Senate Bill approaching three
hundred Thousand dollars to the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad. This appropriation
will enable this Road to complete all its
plans of improvement and furnish the neoes-
sary amount of rolling stock, besides enabling
1t to liauidate al its outstanding debts &c.
Our road may now be said to be fairly GA
its feet and will in short while be ready
for any amount of business which may offer
it self, whittier "local'' or "threugh' freight
or travel.
MEETING OF THE COMMON CeuNolL. There
will be meeting of the Common Counci /
to .morrow evening, at the usual hour, atthe
Council chamber in the City Hall.
II is expected that a committee will be ap-
pointed to enquire into the expectancy OF
opening Metcalf Lane. =
GRAND BALL.-Kayton's Band VIII give
another of those grand Balls on Thursday
evening, for which they were SO celebrated
some years ago. We learn that this is to be
= recherche affair in all its details the music
will be excellent, the supper superb, and the
company select.
The object of the Ball, is to raise funds TO-
the better organization OF the new Ban q, and
therefore recommends itself to the numerous
class who desire TO see we'll organised am
prosperous Band In our city.
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MA Rim E. N EW s i.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.
MONDAY March 7th.

MONDAY March 7th.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, I'm Baltimore.
Steamship Yorktown, Parish, I'm Richmond,
mdz and passengers to J M Smith g. Bro.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, finn New York,
to p Crowell.
Schr Orion, stone from Bait.
Schr Kite, Durham, from Baltimore, coal
for Navy Yard.
Schr Julia Francis, Burton, from Acco-
mac, corn to master.
Boats Red Eye and Seabird, from N. G;
slaves and corn.
HAMPTON ROADS.
Schr Forrest King, Perry, from Richmond
bound to Pernambuco.
Bark Conrad, Salisbury, (ofPhiladeIphia)
from Richmond, BID to Bio.
Bark Anne E Grant, Swain, for South A.
msrica, sailed on Friday, End inst.
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NAJoRsHIP VACANr.--A Major VIM
Lamb will retain command of his handsome
corpse, 1t lie ayes one of the Majorsbips va
cant. We commend the gallant Major for
rema lining with bis Company, for in most
cases the well-being, aye, tie very life of
company depends upon the Captain.
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LIVING ON ExeITEMENT.-He, Lives the long
est who eats plain, substantial food, and
drinks pure water, other things being equal.
But many prefer highly seasoned and mixed
dishes and stimulating drinks. ALI such
persons die before their time, usually from
hamilton or wasting disease OF the bowels
AS certainly will the mind suffer declining
vigor and efficiency, its stimulants being
novel reading and morbid thirst for new
things.
MILITARY Matters Military on Dit
We hear it reported hut cannot voach tor
the correctness Of the report, that Captain
Alexander Santos will resign the command
Of the Juniors for the purpose of giving
Capt. j. Vickery the command OF the Bat
tallion
The STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, arrived here
from New York, yesterday evening, with a
large quantity of freight and long list OF
passengers.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CouRr, PoRrsMourH-G W. Grice
Presiding.
FrNED.-A white man calling himself Geo.
Kew, was arrested last night about O'Clock
Tor being drunk, and insulting company of
ladies on the street. He was confined in the
Temple, and this morning released upon pay
ing $3.50.
ORDERED TO LEAvE.-James Winterbotto N,
white man was carried to the cage last night
So pauper, ordered to leave the city imme-
diately.
SENT TO THE Work HOUSE, Hezekiah
Whitehurst a native of Portsmouth, was
picked up last night in the street under the
influence of sham pain. This morning after
the case was examined by his Honor, Mayor
drice, Hezekiah was commanded to go
straight fora0ard to the Work House, and
there remain for three mouths, in order that
his morals might be improved, and once
again become good and quiet citizen.
PUNIsHED.-Cloborn, slave of Zachariah
: Culpepper, and hired by Jas. W. Matthews,
= was arrested last night about eleven O'Clock
without a pass, and by special request of his
master, he was ordered ten cobs.
CAUGHT SNoezINa.-David Owens, slave of
Zachariah Owens. found asleep on the Ferry
Boat without pass; discharged on the pay
ment of $l.5O.
ON BENDER.-Am0s White, white man
hailing from Bowers Hill, Norfolk county,
was found In the street yesterday in disa-
bled condition, caused by imbibing too much
lightning. He was taken in charge by one
Of the Charles, whs gave him comfortable
quarters until this morning, and ON being
summoned before Mayor Grice, he was in
formed that on the payment of Sl.s5 in tn e
City Treasury, he might depart land was sd-
yised to 60 and sin no more.
Henry Smith, white man, was arrested
last night as runaway from the Wor K
House. This morning he was ordered to
leave the city, or be punished with close
confinement.
AcoBITrED.-Joe, slave of Mrs. Susan
Bagnall, charged with setting fire to the
premises of Captain Samuel Elliott, was ex
smined by the Corporation Court this Morn
ing. There not being sufficient evidence to
convict him, he was discharged.
The case of Jesse Howell and Joseph 4.
Parsons, charged with firing the building at
taken up.
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The JAMEsTowN.-This favorite stea mship
has been taken to the Morgan Iron Works
N. York, for the purpose of having her ma
ehinery thoroughly overhauled.
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The BLUES MUsKErs. -Compaoy f. will
continue to use the arms Of the N. l.. A.
Blues until theirs arrive.
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FERocious.-A savage fight took place in
town Friday night, between two clerks, in
which the smaller of the two was victorious.
The face of the whipped man was badly hurt.
The pepper box in his pocket was not han
died. We learn that there was a woman in
the CASE argus.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.


WASHING MACHINE.
CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED.
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
THE most simple, economical, and durable
L article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of wash.dsy.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists of metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood,
with ribs. There is space Of from to 8 in
ches between the two cylinders. One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating a suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and efectuaily
removing the dirt. The action of the water
does the work quickly ,dispenses en- tirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Pfoprietors,
81 Beekman street.
N H-Stste and County Rights for sale, and
purchaserssupplied with machines at whole
sale on liberal terms.
Q5- Mac hine is in operation by a laundress
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.
fa26-3m
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LIGHT HOUSE OFFICE, I
NORFOLK, VA, March LIST, 1860.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MAC, JAMES AND RAPPAHANNocK RIVERS.
THE UPPER AED LOWER CEDAR POINT
l. Light Vessels, Potomac River, Bowler IS
Ea's SraAIrs 4 JANEs' ISLAND Light vessels,
Tangier Sound, CHESAPEAKE BAY: will be
returned to their stations between the list and
18th instant.
The iron can and nun buoys In the above.
nam ed rivers will be replaced about the same
time.
By order OF the Light House Board.
JAMES H. NORTH, Lieut. u. S. N.
Light House Inspector, 5th dist.
NH at
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Hon STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHUCH ,PoRTs :
MOUTH, Rev. RoBr. j. TAYLOR, PAsroa.-
Rev. Theodoric Pryor, D. d., of Petersburg
has just concluded series OF sermons to the
congregation of this church, where much
interest has been manifested during the
past eight or ten days on the subject of re-
ligion, and it is to be hoped that his efforts
to the aid of the Holy SPieit win be atten-
ded with signal success.
The sacrament of the Lord't supper was
administered yesterday, and fifteen persons
were united to this church on profession of
their faith. The Doctor preac he'd Sabbath
morning from the fifth chapter of John, 10th
verse-"And ye will not come to me that e
may have eternal life.''
At night from LIST King 18th chapter 2lst
verse-"How long halt ye between two opin-
ons, &C." Subject, Indecisien.
Preaching will be continued every night
this week at half past seven o'clock, and
prayer meeting at the church every after
noon at o'clock.
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CLOVER SEED.
En HUSH prime quality, just landed. for
~ sale at the lowest figure for cash.
NH KING & TOY.
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DRUGS &c.
OFFERED BY

DRUGS &c.
OFFERED BY
Wake & co.
HARTSHORN'S CURE ALL,
II Worthington's Cholera Medicines
Refined Shred Isinglass
Hy Pophosphite Soda, in OF walls,
B 81 pet S Bay f Rum, 20 3Gen aGh
Appleby's Rail Road Mills Scotch SMUT
Lorillard's Genuine Macaboy Snuff
Woods Hair Restorative,
Flour Elm in rs
Ground do in 4 8 and rs
Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL
Cream Tartar and Tartaric Acid.
All ofthe above, receiving and offered low
by Wake & co,
fe IL (ro the tradessonly.)
DURE OLIVE OIL-Just received. 8 bog.
= 81 OF pure oAVs o'' Tor SAFE 1 Wv % "
lie II IS Main street.
L. Hst M Il H ISneniur. H. AZ; A5IAr9:
A's Oh H. M hAh lsfS Tash BSsra's sBr'
MANUFACTURERS OF SEGARS AND
TOBACCO, AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
0ANoKE sou ARE. NO. g.
WE have on hand on consignment, large
STOCK OF all rades of Chewing Tobacco.
new lot OF the far famed Hyena Club SIae-
king Tobacco.
A splendid assortment Of Segars. consisting
Elsol,
FL Cuba de Orion,
Light Guard,
FL Commerce.,
Paul Morphy,
FL Mundo Nuevo and numerous others.
so barrels Cider ViPgar,
70 u chests, 90 and 10 ID caddieS OF Green
| and Black Teas, OF very superior quality.
All of which we offer at very low rates.
mh 1 II nj HARRIS &, co
TXTRA SmithAeld Hams, JUST received.
T. something that is very good to 20 with
bread. Call at
DIT W1LBERN'S, The Grocer,
mh2 No CampbelPs Wharf.
BALTIMORE EXTRA HANIS--Just re.
Id ceived and for sale by
T D WILBERN,
NH ? No 8 Campbells Wharf
ONION BUTTONS.
I HAVE lot of Onion Buttons, which
l. would close out at very iowprice Call and
examine them for yourselves.
T D WILBERN,
nah No Camphell's whsrra
Herald copy
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CITY DIRECTORY,

OI DII%kEO IONEs
WE have now commenced the canvass of
w the City for NEW Directory, to which
will be added BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
In the General Business Directory, we pro-
pose to have the name of every white male, IL
years and over, females In business and wild
ows and in the Business Directory, all the
business men, classified under their special bu-
siness head.
The circulation will be very large and gen.
eral through the city and State, which will
make it the best advertising medium of the sea-
son.
Hoping to meet the encouragement such a
work deserves, we assure the public that no
pains will be spared to make it as complete as
possible.
We have made arrangements with experi-
enced Directory men, who viii proceed imme-
diately to canvass the city.
The work will be ready for delivery about
April 5th. Price 81 so per copy.
JNO r HATHAWAY,
fe 29-2w Publisher
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SPRING 1890.

haeHnA olOCh OE ist4to
AND SUMNER GOODS.
HAVING just returned frsm New York with
IL very large stock of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods, l would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronse house that buys exclu-
sively OF Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New York, leaving all BLACK and
Black Repu blican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts,, Ohio, &C. Being myself
southern man, / expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line OF Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
BaregeS, Organizes, La Voulet, La Pi ccolom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk a la Volant, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White Brilliants, Lin
ems, White Goods, SC.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantillas, the la
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment Of EmbrOideries,
Needle Work Bands, 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
rom o. cts to St. The richest and newest
styles In Trimmings, Laces, Wells, Lace Mitts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
All merchants from the country would do
well to look at our stock before purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses in our
line. E CAMPE
fe a9-tf SO Eas. Main street, Norfolk.
LAMPS, new styles, with
N the improved Burner, Just received and
for sale BIS
NH KING g. TOY.
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UST RECEIVED,
~ Ate HALL & cos,
Improved Solid Sketch Books, assorted sizes,
made of Whatman's superior Drawing Paper.
Trammells for drawing Ovals and Circles.
NH
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lie iess MELfEN 9 SANTOS.
l. II ID L O w
THE popular Druggist has just eceiyed a
! large supply Of Drugs, Chemicals, and fan.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist. has the largest prescrip-
ton business in the town.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has a Dispensary at his
house for furnishing Medicine at night.
LUDLOW,
The popular Druggist has the finest grades of
Green and Black Teas ever offered to the good
Remember LUDLOW, the Proprietor of the
Atlantic Drug Store. Norfolk. Va. fe %
MARCH LIST, 1860.
J. I. BLOOD G GOD.
MAIN STREET,
HEAD OF MARKET SQUARE,
is OPENING:
- l do do do Chintx do,
do do do Brilliant,
do Plaid Bingham,
do White Brilliant at l2xc,
do English Berth Quilts,
do Very Fine Lawns,
l do Fine English Sheetings,
ALSO
ga and ga Real Damask Diapers,
81 " ga Snow Drop, do,
ga. GA and IA Pillow Linens,
20-4, ll-4 and 1874 Extra Linen Sheetings,
3-4, So and "A Damask Napkins,
Il u and AMID - "a eo,S % Wine DSSy dss'
Scarlet Embossed Piano Covers,
Do do Stand do
Strangers visiting Norfolk will find at my
store the very best goods that are imported, and
my prices are such, as. that will always give sat.
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GUM PACKING.
TSUCK'S Patent Piston Packing, also FL
l. bous' Sheet Gum, all sizes constantly on
hand. Valves, Baskets, Washers, Rings, &c,
furnished at short notice and lowest prices, at
the India Rubber and Variety Store No 20,
Main street, Head Of Market Square
NH 2 MARCUS.
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MORE OF TEE SAME SORT.
BALTIMORE Sugar Cured Hams, wal
ID ranted to be A No l, at lax cents per ID.
NH 9 Il BELL n CO.
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER
RAILROAD.
II g.
ON and after MONDAY, March LIST, 1860, the
~ Passenger Trains will depart
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except Sundays) at-...."..,..6H M
Tuesda vs. and Fridays at........"......2k III
FROM WHITE HOUSE,.
Daily. Except Sundays at.............44
Tuesdays and Fridays at .............e4 M
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NoRFoLk
Mondays ana Thursdays at..... ......5 nj
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE.
Tuesdays and Fridays at................e Nj
Connecting with cars both ways.)
Urbanna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at 8 A NJ; returning Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
WaIkerton Stage leaves White House Moh-
days and Thursdays at A M returning same
days.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond
Wednesdays and Saturday.
THOS SHARP,
NH 1T Superintendent.
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FOR RENT

A ND possession given Immediately. The
n House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road Company.
Apply at the Office of the Company for fur
Their particulars.
iv lQ-ff
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COMFORT, NEATNESS And DURABILITY.
GENTLEMEN, you will find combined in
ccived, at No IL, Market Square.
fe2 FW SEABURY'S SONS.
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rHILDREN's CARRIAGES with and
~ without Springs, new stock. just arrived
and for sale low for cash at the Variety Store,
No % Main street, head of Market Square.
fe 25-ly D Y MARCUS,
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reality. The conservative men, therefore, of the
remoter Northern and Southern States, have failed
so far to make any successful stand against the
extremists of their respective sections, and the
people of the Middle Slave States must concede
the fact that to their own cuIpable inactivity the
present amentable condition of affairs is in great
measure due. If the latter had interfered with
energy and decision, in support of the cause which
they above all others were bound to defend, they
might have prevented the present dissensions from
eliminating in disuniOn. If, in conjunction with
the Cotton States they had promptly insisted that
the anti-s!avery agitation should cease, and that
the constitutional provisions and judicial decisions
which protect the institution Of slavery should be
recognized and enforced, they might, by the aid
Of the conservative party in the North, have OBJ
tanned all the guarantees they were fairly entitled
10 demand: and if, while manifesting en- earnest
determination to resist all unlawful aggress;ons
on the South, they had offered to make common
cause with the latter in an effort to settle the sla-
very question some constitutional mode tits more
thanprobable tat the moderate party in the South
ern States would have triumphed, and secession
would then have been resorted to only when
the united South was satisfied that no other rem
edy was left it. But the border States have
taken no such decisive part With more
at stake than any other section of the
Union, they have permitted the desperate
game, whose issue is life or death to them, to
be played by other hands They have RETAINED
from rendering assistance or encouragement to the
conservative parties which have been firhtino
their battles alike in the North and in the South;
and even now, when the Union is trembling on
the brink of ruin, they are slow to speak, and
they still hesitate to act. Whether the rights of
the South can be yet indicated, and the Union at
the same time be preserved, is something more
than doubtful; but the border States can no
longer refrain consistently with proper sense of
honor and duty, from assuming at once a promi,
nent and courageous position in the controversy
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The late municipal elections in Massachusetts,
prove conclusively the growing strength of that
party in the North, which has heretofore. unavail-
ingly arrayed itself in opposition to the extreme
doctrines and uncompromising leaders of the Re-
publican organization. This conservative party,
though it has trumphed at Boston and several
other important points, is nevertheless in the mi
nority throughout the State, and unless it is sus-
tanned by the encouragement and sympathy of
those who are battling for the self-same cause in
other quarters. 1t must finally succumb to the
overwhelming numbers Of its antagonists What
is said OF Massachusetts,, may be said also of the
other Northern States, for in each and every one
of them there exists strong party of moderate
and patriotic men, who are ready to yield to the
South its just rights, and to discharge with scru-
pulous fidelity, every obligation which the Con-
stitution imposes on the people of the North. On
the other hand, there is party in each of the
Cotton States, which opposes the immediate and
separate secession Of any State, and desires to
make one final effort to effect some adjustment
of the unhappy discussions which threaten to
destroy the Republic; but it insists that if dis
union is necessary and inevitable, the Southern
States should be prepared to offer to the world the
clearest justification of the measure, ard
to defend it to the last extremity. Anv
and all of these objects, say these mode
rate men, can be more efectualy secured by
a united than divided South, and they have
never ceased to urge the slave States to consult
and cooperate together. This party also, is ap-
parently in the minority in those quarters where
the secession movement has assumed any promi-
nence whatsoever But it is to the action of these
minorties both in the North and the South, that
very many sanguine and patriotic people
have been looking forward most hopefully.
We have been told that whenever the danger
should become imminent the Union-loving citi-
zens of the North would repudiate the abolition
ISIS and their incendiary designs, and that the
lnnaoitants OF The South would Indignantly re-
buke the disunionisIs and denoun,a n ir schemes.
But week after week has passed and the Renubi-
can party has shown little or no disnoston to 70.
cede from its unconstitutional position. and the
secession movement has grown stronger dav bv
day, and is fast approaching its fulfIment The
minorities of both sections have nobly. tbonob
feebly, struggled to bring about revulsiou of
public sentiment, but have been unable to produce
the slightest result and those who short time
since regarded the dissolution of the Union as
frightful Dream begin now to dread 1t as hideous
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1860
FXTRA-VAN DYKES SERMON.

In consequence Of the great demand for this ad-
mrabe discourse, we have issued an extra, con-
timing the entire sermon, carefully and hand
sonely printed. 1t may be had, wholesale or
retail, at our counter, or at UMBAUGHs news depot,
corner of Baltimore and North streets.
~ Price for single COPIES, cents.