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The SPEAKERsHR. see that several Of opr
contemporaries have mentioned our own Mr.. Dortch,
one Of the Representatives from this county. IS .
suitable person for Speaker Of the House Of Com.
mons. We know no man who more fullycombines
the essentials for that Office. His talents and psr
trotism give him claims to this any other station
Of trust or responsibility. Coda Tribune. -.
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.Mr, Branch's Appointments.

Mfs APP0rHtHcntSS
We are requested to say that Mr.. Branch will at.
tend and address Mass Meetings of the Breckinridge
snd Lane Democracy at
Adams Store, Wake Saturday, Oct. 81.
Durhams Depot, Orange, Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Green Level, Wake, Saturday, Nov. 8.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst. at Enfield by Rev. A.. W. Mangum,
Moses A. Bledsoe Esq, Of Wake, and Miss Donna Aara
Holt, of Enfield.
On the 7th inst, BY c. H. Bingham Esq, Nj. Willism
Honeycutt to Miss Nancy E. Ennis daughter Of Ramon
Ennis all of Johnston county. y. ~ ! ~.
"a City papers please copy. u ~
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LABoRERs FOR CUBA.-It was recently announced
that the Captain General Of Cuba had determined
to stop the immigration of negroes into that island
Since that time according to the statements of
newspaper correspondents at Havana, the Captain
General has approved Of plan for introducing five
thousand natives of Polynesia as an experiment.
This new description of laborers represented to
be athletic and straight-haired, with good black
compilations. A letter dated Havana, September
18th, published in the New Orleans Delta, says:
1T is thought that they will assmlate and amalga-
mate with our servile stock better than the Asatic
Vessels will be Immediately dispatched by those in
terested in the scheme, and believe two are
already on their way in anticipation Of the authori
zation To meet increasing agricultural industry
the necessity is pressing for hands," The voyage
from the Islands Of Polynesia being short compared
with that Of Coolies in the passage from their re-
spective countries this new system is likely to be
attended with less hardship than has characterized
some other branches Of the apprenticeship" bust
ness. But the supply Of labor to be obtained from
the Pacific must be very limited, as few years ago
the entire population Of Polynesia exclusive of the
Sandwich Islands, was only about 100000. The
most populous were the Navigator's, which were
estimated to contain 100000, and the Fejee Islands
100, OOO.-Journal Of Commerce.
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H- The Artesian Well Of Louisville, KY, is the
deepest that has been successfully bored. 1t was
begun in 1857, by the Messrs Dupont; is 2,0se
feet in depth; discharges $4,000 gallons every "a
hours, and carries its flow to the height Of 40 feet
above the surface Is.
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LlScoLS's CABINEr.-Forney's Press is engaged
speculatons already as to the composition Of Lin
pms Cabinet Forney has q right to speculate on
|as subject as he is contributing rs much as any
an North to Lincoln's success. He says among
e names Of Southern men willing to take place
L'ncoln's Cabinet" may be mentioned Edward
anly Kenneth Rayner, John A. Gilmer, 7. A.
'S0n' Emerson Etheridge, and Gen. Houston.
'ney has no right to speak for Mr.. Rayner. The
sumption that he would accept Office under Lin
s~ls' in our opinion, utterly unfounded. As to
Aaly and the others mentioned, we have nothing
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The State Fair.

We publish to-day list of the premiums award
led at the late State Fair.
We have no doubt the various Committees per-
formed their duties as impartially they could, and
the best Of their knowledge, yet We have as little
DOUBT that many articles of real merit were either
overlooked or awarded only diplomas or small pre-
NUNS. Those who feel that they have been ne
elected or sighted must bear it as philosophicaly
IS they can, hoping FOR better luck next time.
Among the horses we may mention one that was
bot noticed entered by Mr.. j. S. feathers, of Or
anse. This was remarkably fine Morgan Stallion,
by S!rudwick's famous Morgan horse We have
never seen more beautiful animal He excited
much attention on the Fair grounds by his symme-
Try, the elegance of his movements, and his fine
general appearance.
We were pleased to see in Mechanics Hall such
good display of shoes from Townsville, Kinston,
and other places. This is branch of industry which
Fhoud be encouraged among US.
In addition to the carriages and bugges that were
Entered for premiums, we noticed two very fine car
RACES by Messrs. Dibble and Brothers, of Kinston,
Thich were on exhibition, but not for premiums
They were sent simply as specimens of the work Of
Ibis firm 1t is needless to say that these specimens
July sustained the high reputation of these gentle
pen as manufacturers and dealers in this line
Mr.. Westbrook and the Messrs Lindley were here,
on former occasions, with excellent specimens Of
heir fruits Mr.. West5rook exhibited large va
fsty Of choice fruit trees. These gentlemen de-
EeVe all the encouragement they are receiving at
be hands of the public. Westbrook & Mendenhall
ave expended some $4,000 or $4,000 in this de.
atment of business, and the success which has
aowned their efforts is the best evidence of their
perior knowledge and skill as growers Of fruit and
butt trees. But they need no particular commen-
aon from any their fruit tastes for itself
We repeat that, all things considered, the late
sr was entirely successful; but we trust the next
poe may even surpass the late one, both in the mum
sr Of articles exhibited and the persons in atten
lance. In order to ensure this, let the friends o.
DE Fair begin to prepare for it in 1861 at an Garlic,
period than they begsn in 1860.
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A SPLENDID SALk-Jos. G. Boswell sold few
days since his two year old colt by Sovereign oatof
Miriam, by Glencoe, for 81, 900. His splendid Hllt
Magenta, BY Yorkshire, was also sold for d, 600.
The sum paid for the two year old, is the largest
ever given in America. 7'
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= ? e 8 e ~ =
LETTER FROM rnE GovrRSos OF NIss1sslrrL- The
following letter from the governor Of Mississippi
appears in our exchanges IN tha& State: i.
- E1rcur1vE Orslc., JACKSON, Nnss}
y 5 ..-.zss,s.,. August 30, 1864
DEAR SIR Your note inviting me 70 . mass
meeting at Gladney 4 Gardner's MIL in Chickasaw
county, Miss, came % my office during my absence
in Arkansas Il was my purpose to have fssn with
me here until it was too late lregret is the mort
as 1t is -the first Invitation have received 70 meek
in council those who think the time for action, MOI
words is now.
A proper tax on Northern manufactures, and in
dividua action looking to non-intercourse CONNER.
cally with the abolition States is the lever, which
properly handled, can turn New England, upside
down in six months Half her population would b
paupers in less than twelve months from the dsy
Southern States cease to trade with her. 80.
The Southern people can cease that trade Il they
will it. s, -
But it is not my purpose in this hasty note to
discuss any political topics; write only 70 thank
you for remembering me when the friends Of the
assailed States were called in council and asslIy
you that do sympathize and expect to continue 70
act with those who dare all and hazard all, rather
than see Mississippi become powerless, dependent
province Of black Republican government and
hold her constitutional rights by the fail tenure 6
black Republican oaths When the sparks cease g
fly upward Camanches respect treaties, and wolves
kill sheep no more, the oath of black repnhlicao
might be of some value protectiont TO slave pref
erty. -. i'9f.:q: - & = =
' JOHN j. pErTUs..s
To @. B. Baldwin and others, Committee d In
vitation. tF-t So . ,-i'-5 80. sressltf .. =
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az We see that Col Isaac NJ Partridge form
erly editor at the University of the Chapel Hill
Har6inger, and now editor of the V:cksburg Wing,
has recently been elected Major General of Mssis-
sippi Col. P. is native Of Newbern.
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In the event of the election of Abe Lin
r., the Governor Of Alabama has been author.
~ 0y the Legislature to issue writs of election
~, summon aconvention of the people of that State
~" lorty days, to determine what course had
.,', oe pursued under the calamity. 1t is be-
\, ~ mat South Carolina will take similar step,
also Mississippi. y
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A,s I''E fARDoSED.-We learn that Gov Ellis has
aoned Hogue, who was convicted sometime s:nce
superior Court Of this county of the murder
'ar'sh and that be has left this St.ts for
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] Movements of Senators Douglas.

81: Louis, Oct 19. Senator Douglas arrived ct
twenty minutes past seven on the packet City Of
Alton. He was received by a large crowd. and
spoke from the Court House steps. He leaves for
Jefferson City Tomorrow morning
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In most Of the Choctaw Country no corn has been
made, and the Indians are visiting Fort Smith, Ark,
to buy corn, meal and -four. They ARE selling their
ponies every day to buy breadstufiS =
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
O.. For 1850 and 1881.
M cGEE & WILLIAMS,

Moe EE & ms, ~
HAVE NOW OPENED ,zfta
The Largest and most Attractive Stuck they offered
comprising the latest Novelties, =, .4li
-..-- IN RICH SILKS tEaF'ls So
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS,
OTTOMAN VALOURS tSf ~ i ~
ROY AL p o r Inns,
BROCHE' ORIENTAIS,
LYONS VELVET AND DEAvER MOAKE g.
ZEBRA CLOTH ARABS. ~ ".
FRENCH EMBROIDERfES. y.
FINE FDRS, 90 .st) 3 re-.
COIFURES, HEAD DRESSES. ss..,t.s.i1.
FAsHIONABLE TRlNMiNGa, ~ Il J..
ALSO, extensive supply of - Is ,i} ! zsfie
PLANTATION COON, $50 50
House Furnishing Articles and Eegass catpsips wAisA
we offer at moderate prices. ~ - -s'.5.ss y "a
Raleigh, N. G., Oct. g. 1860. iasS--Ak "a
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sfHE SHOWER or PEARLS" Z s ~
a COLLECTION Of Choice md Beautiful vosd
A Duets by the Best Composers with sccomyeni.
nents for the Piano Forte. Handsomely hound IN GS4.
and sold at the low price Of Two DoIlAs sa rscss q
which it will be sent BY mail. post paid Il; ls4f ~ 4.
Published BY OLIVER DlTNON & CO, i,
- 81 Washington Street. Bostou. 4,
October %, 1850. 80 & SS--lG e
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YOU MUST HAVE ONEi

LIVERY WELL REGULATED FAMILY OUGHT no
- have Piano in the house, and 90 far - caa slA
ply them, they shall offer far sale, at low piics Abo6t
one dozen instruments Northern made others ofy
makesome new and others seeond hand Great ba5s
gains may be bad, as am determined 70 seiL "; i,
-. .es WESLEY WHITAKER, &C.. 81
Oct. %. 1850. &c. - J. Ss--st =
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s,rc1AL NorIcE.-The STANDARD i. conducted ssrieay

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strieety
the CASH system AA papers are discontinued at the
.,atou of the time for which they haze bee" pad Sub
ls yi be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time y oas
CROSS MARK on their papers, and unless the subscription
reueped the paper will be discontinued The rue
,chica there scu be departure. Witch Jor tho ero''
,o,l and rene,o your subscription.
Eesfly Standard 81 per dnnu'n, IN adcn"ee.
Sm Wesly (ineluding the Ti- Weekly during the Ses
,,nO a per annuna, in adcanee.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
anton the Post Office from, we'll as the one to, which
,hsr desire the change to be made.
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81 We learn that the Breckenridge and Lane
mass meeting at Wilson, on Friday last was ad-
dressed by Hon. I. L. Clingman and Hon Thomas
Ruf6n. Mr. Clingman passed through this place on
Saturday, on bis way to the Winston mass meeting
and other meetings west Of this. He is doing gal.
liant service in the cause.
E. G. Haywood Esq, addressed the Breckenridge
and Lane mass meeting at Clinton, on Friday last
az At the recent Medical Board assembled in
Baltimore, we learn that DR.. David P. Ramseur, of
North-C Carolina was duly commissioned as assistant
surgeon IN the United States Army.
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Breckiuridge and Lane Tickets.

on TUESDAY THE 9TH OF NOVEMBER
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE.PRESIDENT
OF KENTUCKY.

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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GEORGETOWN.
corsspo~dsses of 7As Sta,.

,,hop GEORGETOWN, April Z, 1860.
In tue board Of Common Council last evening
mere was very animated discussion on the res
olution In relation to the fish and yeyetable sta nds
uuIihS .ne Progress Of which misunderstanding
arose between Messrs. Hill and w iIliams. AS we
VIII " uo no Injustice to either OF these gentle
by an imperfect report we will defer anv fnr,her
nouce oI the matter until we send YOU our regular
fecolu VI the proceedings except to state that the
board. ~ A'o III '"e upper
A message was received from the Mayor en-
closins an offer from the Gaslight Company TO
iurnlsn gas for the sum Of s22 for each lamp burn
ana clean a ,S per hour; also to light, extingush
ana cieah the lamps, and furnish burners for the
sane, iol tne sum Of 81 per lamp, (making the
Wh.le cost to the town S26 for each lamp. and
%ha ata. ne the Mayor had accepted said offer
nc coI,',dct was approved by both boards
supplement to the ord nance Iaving = oen.,,,
anu SPetdl direct tax for the year 1860, and pro-
vlo oso iol The collection thereof, approved Feb
T. ~ iG"; was passed by both boards. lit author
bills paid previous to the first day of Nav nert !
Inc resolution Of inquiry offered by Mr.. Dodge
a' tue lds. meeting of the lower board i'm relation
y, sy 70, OF IS GOO from the sinking fund
ma. IlsSr, was passed; and an ordinance offered
DY mr.. Kenny as substitute for said resolution
pr.S =. W us passage, was at his suggestion re-
nance ~ Ways and means committee. The ordi-
naOe " MT. Tenny provides for borrowing the
alllSun' OF 5000 from the sinking fund. upon
PieuSeI OF the stock of the Corporation to be re-
deemed at the rate of $500 yearly.
INC lesolutlon in relation to the MAYORS salary
las passed by the Board of Common Council al
tne ias meeting) being under consideration in the
boaIu OF Aldermen, and the question being on its
passage, DIR. Riley called for the ayes and noes;
by the following vote:
lea-Mr. III. c. Matthew'S
Riley-5.
Manifests of several carooe. ~ ,o,1 .h;l,
canal have been received, and the first arrivals
are hourly looked for at Rays dock
Az Prover's Rest, Yesterday, 200 beef cattle were
onefed, OF which l6O Were sold at from 3Ha5 cts
per I'D gross 40 were taken to Baltimore There
was good supply of sheep, selling at from 5a5X
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THE LATEST NEWS
Additional from Nfexico
L E l. e G. r A PHO.

foilowin,,o La, April o.-The Savannah brings the
lhg intelligence from Merico:
.. Mlramon commenced withdrawiny bi, fo,o..
go. $50, .'uL on the morning Of the 2lst Jua-
nouds, az, sno garrison Were so nearly out Of
unned longer he would have taken the citv Gun
On the evening Of the I'D the s,-sn.., iaya,,-
brought TO the anchorage of the city bsrone
which bad been captured in the ncighboThooSf os
Alvarado. The barque bore Spanish color, ,na
was professedly bound for Galveston She pnys
as an excuse for being the Mexican coast ths;
her compass was disordered. IL was strongly su,
pected that she 10 the third vessel spoken OF in the
intercepted dispatches Of Miramon as having sup
plies for him.
The lrdianola had been purchased by Juare,
and placed in the service
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTH Dress Suits,
u, Youths Bnsiness Suits,
Chttdren's Dress SKts,
Children's School Suits,
NoAE Waller Co. Marble Hall Cloth,ns
Store, BROWNS Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection IL
lg comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
ouths Clothing of the newest and richest desi rns
In Material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with ECONOMY in
fashionsble articles of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stool
OF Read! -Msde Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouoeo prices. ap23-ly
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very Cheap !;
best Ice Cream and Water Ices at low price, 1T
sta. mar q Inns
PKNNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will alvays
md tham for eIohanya At tho Star Ot5na oonntAr
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ALExANDRIA, April 7.-Flour-Family g. 75a
81 Extra Sc l2a6 IS; Superfne IS s7k Wheat
white. fair to good, 81 l4sI so; red 81 35al 40
Sorn-~ bite 6Sa70 mixed 7la74c; yellow T2a7oc
I'VE e5c. Oats 4Oa50c. Corn Meal SOas5c per
bnshel. Seeds-Timothy S3aS3 20; Glover IS 25
az -5oO Provisions-Butter. roll, 1Sa2Oc. bacon
fish-Shad s1iaI5 per hundred; Herring sl2s
Sill per thousand
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, EASTER AMUsEMENTs.-Amongt the MANY good
tnin%s to come off on Easter Monday night, NAV
NC COUNTED the ball OF the National Blues for
particulars of which See advertisement in anotbe,
column. The Blues are new company, as every
oody knows, and has some of the tallest DANCING
material In the District of Columbian This fact
toSether with that of the well-known poiteness
ana geniality of the officers of the conn any. and
the anaole character of the gentlemen COMPOSING
the committee of arrangement, may be considered
DIS patent guarantee Of frst-class entertain
ment to all who NAV attend. Webber,s cotiiInn
oand Is 10 do the music, and the ball will be held
at the Assembly Rooms
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Erom Salt IaLe Ac

ArcHIsoN, April 5.-The central overland mail
ana Plkes Peak express has arrived, with Salt
Lake dates to March 18th IL brings Denver ciiv
dates 70 the Both ult., and SIG 600 in geld dust
Business was duh, and matters quiet in ttah
Orders for the removal Of the troops had been
departure.
The pony express was met 140 miles from ST
Josephs, 10 hours out
There was much excitement at Denver CITY in
consequence Of the discovery OF a secret lead in
the Gregory miEing district
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ONE OF THE MOST PREvALKNr, and at the same
time trouble ONE and painful diseases that attend
tbs human d 81, ls the Fever and Ague For q long
tune, the medical world have been continually
cure; but a. without effect. Dr. j. Hostettsr an
e1Perlenced and celebrated phi, sician has succaed-
ration for the ogre Of Fever and Asue. The Steady
AID increasing demand lately made for the "Bit.
have made for TIA reputation unsurpsssed by any
speclhc OF he kind For the cure Of Fever and
must and should claim . superiority ovtr any other
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally every.
where. eDs-eox
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To CoNsUMPrIyRs.

- QHtTk'S Cod LtceT OIL JelIv
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast snn.-
cedlng al others in its curative effects upon those
Sgb Wh diseases Prepared upon
robbed Of the naaseous tsste of the plain article. i,
Is received into the stomach in it's iei6ed form
and dgested passing into the small intestnes droS
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by il
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sus
tai Ing nature in overcoming the disease AID
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, thu
preparation is confidently offered as . remedy foi
CSnsumptlon and al Scrofulous affections
sold by CHARLES Stott Washingt ton, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
.' ~ PEHFOLp, PARKER 4 MOWER,
mar 16-Sm Wholessia sents
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MUSICAL ENGAGEMENT. We learn that the
Misses Lizzie and lacey Daniel daughters of our
fellow-ctizen, Jos. III. Daniel, ESD y have re-
ceived an appointment from the Regents of the
huntsville Female College of Alabama, as teach
ers Of vocal music and the piano in that institu
loa This appointment is a high compliment to
It's accomplished recipients who received their
musical instruction from Washington teachers.
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fHRENOLoGIcAL EXAMINATIONS IN ALEx.x.
pRiA.-The Gazette, speaking of Prof. Fowler's
lecture on Entomology, in that city last night.
ml'tee selected by the audience, proposed WIN
y. Massey, Esq late Mayor Col G. F. SuttIp
1onn l. Armstrong, Esq , of the Board of Alder
men, ana Maj Henry w. Thomas, of the State
Sena'e, as candidates for a public examination,
ana Prof +. gave a summary Of their several
characters, which seemed to strike the audience
as being very truthful if we may Judge from the
apP!anse ana bursts OF Laughter with which his
remarks upon their cranial conformation was
greeted. ""S
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Fast DAY in Bostou.

BOSTON, April O. Business was generally sus-
pended here yesterday, the day having been set
apart as day Of fasting and prayer. The churches
Were well filled In the morning, and during the
aiernoon and evening the streets and theatres
were thronged with people
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II noxgs TIE STAR IS P,irted on tie Tdstest
STEAM PRESS ~ soxtA Of Balsimors, its sditios
rs 50 large as rsqxirs IL TO be put to press at an
early hoy; Adrsrtissneats, therefore, ssoxld be
ssnt 4. before Ttoslvs O'clock, m; osIsr,eiss they
ssey NOT aprsa, xatI tke aezt day.
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Baltimore Markets

bLLTIMoRE, April Flour closed dull; How
ard street S5.s7. Wheat closed ouoyant; white
Sl.55al6e; red 81 43al. As. Corn closed steady
and lc higher white 72a7ic; yellow 7Oa7Ic
PROVISIONS closed steady; mess pork SIS; prime
SIS; bacon sides 1Oc Whisky closed dull AZ olc
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ANNIVERSARY OF A MISSIONARY SocIErY-Th.
Junior Foreign Missionary Society connected
with the Fourth Presbyterian Church, will cele
hrate its twentysecond ami versary on the evening
OF Monday next. This celebration of Mopd az
night is the twentysecond anniversary of soci, II
the United States "
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BOARDING.

HUMMER BOARDING.-A private family oc
~ onPying large and comfortable brick house in
one OF the most beaut ul ions of the rhany
Mou2ta,ns, on the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad,
near oakland, wish TO takA few Boarders for tho
comforts which q large GARY farm c. n afford The
ooation Is one OF the healthies in the State. he
lniormahon please apply to J. A. DROEGE, sum
mlvIIIe, hLeghany CO., Nd ap7-S& W4w
ROARDlNG.-Severald desirable CHAMBERS
- suitable for families single gentlemen. are
nov varanta at J. \. Stusrt's Boarding House No
41o 9TH street, one door south of r. The location
lors spacious and the house supplied with all the
modern improvements sGch IS water and gas in
the chambers, bath, &c. Terms moderate Table
BOarders accommodated. an sats
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HcLY SATURDAY.-To-day mass commemora.
i've OF the Resurrection was celebrated in the
Catholic churches. At st. Patrick's the services
holy offices were performed by Father O'Toole,
perhaps for the last time In the parish to which he
has been SO long and so usefully attached.