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CONGRESS. : 10 IL. s,a,,.. On MONDAY. Ap

CONGRESS. = Ia The sen,,s. On Monday. April
10. Nc Wilson inirol1cej bill Tor che eneriga
suppression d The Afiean slave trade. TN motion II
NJ. Mason u. Jadciiry committee we're instructed %
inquire whether farther Actian necsssary snr.t
John n,osn. j.. and ssndborn. who refused spPesr
NJ. Hale submitted resolution co. from We'd
nssJsy ntItls ihe al Of May which lies over, Mr.
Latham made speech against the slavery ssilSliop
and in favor u The right. oi he South Me- Bislrr's
Patent Oar bl ws. resumed and discussed until the
adjournment.
On T'ussiay. NE Char presented message from che
Pre,idsn, relative tie claims u foreign Governments
on American nstur,rIed sil,n, fsl military service.
Mr. GNynn ia lroiused bill 70 provide COT taking
PissIe property iot pubtie amer allowing ju'leo.
rsn.aton therefor Mr Hates resolution for
. recess vas debated snd eieceI-ysa. 20, nays 81.
nr Johnson reported substitute iof the Homestead
bill spd explained IL provisions. message from The
President ssiong The I'LL iof The relief u Arthur ~.
ward. and his s.ocisie,.
On "Wednesday. W.. Kennedy introduced bill ff
the transportation q mpii. and G9tenmsn, supplies
BY farasd 10 Tho Psei6c Mss.r.. Sumner and Cola.
pts.ensd ahaliiion petitions. and moved thsir
fsfsacs % he Judiciary COMMITTEES NJ. Mason novel
90 lay thsm On Inc table snd il vas ssrsed To- On
m,ion q NJ. Anihony resolution vas adopted cab
ling 90 Inc President fof ihsiiuetans 10 Minister
M'l.sns when appointed Minister % Ghins. The
Homestead bill va. resumed. aud NJ. Owns smend.
msni leg,lilins public lands 10 ciferhia snd Oregon
for mining purposes wss discussed Il great length,
without any aelion % Il.
IN The House 81 Representatives On Monday. April
rs. w. w.usew moved an sjjoammen, tom Friday
until the ls. Of MAY. which l.l On The table ~
~ msjorty. Nt Elliott introduced h % prohibit
Ameiiean vessels from enssgng IN The Conls trade.
which wss referred % the committee commerce.
The senate JOINT r.oIalion apProptstins ssoooO .
dsirsy The srpsn.es d lie japanese Embassy tms.
RIGA vas passed. A bili ~. passed spprapuatng
100000 10 put .sr,ee ths poet routes provided of
IN June 1858. ConsiietaiIon Of The pfesdents pro.
test ss.in.i the action q The HOUSE. was postponed
until the laof May. NJ. Bonham inrodueed fsso.
Ialion 10 adjourn over week for The chstesion Con.
seniion. but ossn.hlI 70 silow time 10 restore lhe
chairs AMI desks 10 he hall action had bul Il
!. bcLs,ed the msjony are 10 favor Of adjoarnmsni
On TUESDAY. Mr. Ionhams resolution ~ 'eces.
until the 1t d May wss rejected ~ itmsciiiy. The
Deficiency bill was debated but action taken on u.
On wednesday. The Deficiency bill W. passed. Tbs
Military Aesdemy hill VS. taken up - returned from
che Senate, with lie amendments authorizing the en-
pIoymeni % the Tstas regiment Of tsngs,s. Il va.
fally debated.
On Thpt.i,y, The Tesss 'snTst snsndmsni 10 the
ulit,ty iesse~y vii =. c,nisd " tro nsIoriJ SV,
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Ad valoren.-

Ad vaiorem.-il appears that one Of the main
issues in the election In Maryland i ssrs similar 10
thst which s assuming asrgs share IN the canvass in
this State The Constitution Of the State Of Maryland
declares hat slaves shall he iaIei persons. and
party sdh,es % this pfc,ision; he other panty are
striving % hing shout : shsrse. % that slaves may
heneefoi,h be iaIsd o property. We Do not know
that lac question IN that State has assumed party
shusetef but IN the sise il has. and the merits Of
,he question mss IN consequence be 10 great measure
ignored sspssslls on The Democratic side sud many
Oil vote he Drnacraic ticket, and consequently ;.
gins tie mfsssre. whatever msy be their opinion as
regards lho ehsnge IN the mode ofisIaiion.
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The LENNON cAsE.-The Court Of APP
peals Of New York has affirmed the judg-
ment OF the Supreme Court in the Lennon
case. Il will be remembered that the ques-
ton at issue arose Out Of the fact that Mr..
LEBANON, uf Virginia, brought number Of
slaves to that city Tor the purpose OF EN-,
barking with them for Texas but on being
btoug't before the late Judge Payne. ON hs'
beas corpus, he pronounced them free. on the
ground that the owner bad voluntarily brought
them into the State. This is now affirmed,
but We suppose it will be carried to the Su-
preme Court at Washington.
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~" No MERCHANT visiting Bi,iimorc should
fiil iaerlmins The extensive stick ofFANCy GOODS,
Ho.s,y. Gloves, DC. oGcred for sale ty FRED.
flckEY Il spNs go lillIinue street. II Is one oi
the ml.i EXTENSIVE this country and the propre,ois
are determined not to be unJef.0i BY any Northern
House.
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.hsrs wa motion pending 70 reconsider Tho vots.
Mr.. Bonham's resolution to adjourn until the aoth
inst, was tabled.
On Friday, the House passed private bills exclusively.
The Committee on Foreign affairs are instructed by a
resolution 10 inquire into the expediency Of making
the Sandman Mission first class one. Adjourned to
Monday.
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South Caroiina.-:rhe Democratic State Con-
vsnlion assem1led al Columlis. p-sfirmsd the Bai-
more and Cincinnati platform and endorsed the bred
Scott derison. Il stated that their proceedings were
conservative. The Convention me, On the 18th and
adjourned On ,he l7,h. The Hon. lame. L. Or pre-
sided.
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Treaty win. spaIn.-l.

Treaty with. Spain.-it is stated that our
Embasssdor to Spain. who returned in the Asia and
proceeded 70 Washington, has negotiated treaty with
the Government Of the Queen Of Spain, whereby all
the questions hitherto in issue between the two nations
are adjusted. and he most smcabe relations re.es,ab
hshed.
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NEW TAN YARD

,F,liE Subscribers have commenced The TANNING
BUSINESS At their place halt mile from Nsslis
L Dhugiss Factory and prepared &, receive hides
g tan on shares. they will pay the market pfrr i5f
them
Having employed N experienced hand u conipgt
their business trs feel confident II being ablr ID ave
general satisfaction.
ISilAM PARRISH & son.
January 30. 81
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single diIapidated street. compo,ed only Of

single dilapidated street. compored only Of
a lew mean shops, was all that remained of
this once thriving and popuIous city; the
remainder Of the vast area. comprised within
walls six miles in circumference. contained
nothing but ruins, weeds, and kitchen gar
dens.' At Woo-chang. a city Of 100000 in-
habitsnts. the party landed. They found its
walls thrown down, large tracts were covered
with the ruins Of houses destroyed by the re.
bells. and SO solitary were portions Of the IN
ined city that in its very centre the officers
scared up two braces Of pheasants.
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! IA Belgian iosraai gives 40 ersmpte u =,
husband who ia ready to do iustlce TO his

"utUdHu WIN 70 Feauy 10 NO JUSTIFY 10 MS
vile under the most trying circumstances.
The wife being accused Of poisoning,
and on the point Of being convicted, begged
that the husbands testimony might be admit-
ted IN her favor. This request was granted,
and the man declared that the best proof of
her innocence was the TACT that he was alive,
g Tor, said he,,"l am sure that if my wife
had possessed the least disposition to poison
any Que she would have begun with me,
whom she has hated cordially for ten years"
This evidence was conclusive, and the prs
oner was dismissed.
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The CharIeston Conyeniion.--The d.

mocratc Convention 10 nominate candidates for Pre-
.idsn, and Vice President Of the United Stairs, met
at Charleston on Monday last. From appearances,
Dough-. hasa msjoiy in ihe Convention. but under
the iwo.,hirl. ps. il may he doubted whether he will
ret The nomination.
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The GREAT AMBASSADOR or HEALTH
4 BooN no TnE SICK.

The want Of sterling nedieuaI to meet Tie illsand
necessities Of the suffering portion Of humanity, snd
one entirely free from mineral anl other dcClsiious
particles severely felt until this al med
lriHe Was ushefed into The world; HpoHBy's ib,au-
shie Pills have become the Household remedy Of ell
niiIpns. Their attribute u TO PREyESr as we'll as 10
cuHg; they attack the raiiX or Foat u he complaint,
aud thus by removing the hidden cagse Of disease re-
n'sprae and restore The dropping energies d the sys
tenn assisting nature 10 Ter task Of vital and function.
ary reformation.
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Gov. Ellis has given notice that the Literary Board
will meet on the 18th d Mass The Board Of Internal
improvement on the l2,h and the Commissioners Of
Deep River Works on the 18th.
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Democratic Convention n Orange.

The Democracy q Orange will hold H. Cuntrniien
10 HillsbOfough, IN TUESDAY OF MAY COURT.
% Nominate Candidates 90 The next Legislature Lei
cich Capiains District hold primary meeting aud ap
point delegates 70 represent Il in The Convention ss
there Is important business 10 he transacted.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
.rtil -. ss.-
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DRUG SToRE--REMoYAI..

sIsllE undersigned have removed Ihrir Dug S,5ts
\ IL tltc house recently occupied * ~ II. oven.
whets thee viii Ne pleased 10 see their friends. I'll
fnrnish them With any thing they may need IN Their
line. Oh accommodating terms.
WEBB & DICKSON.
F.smsy . 49,
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TWO DAYS RAGING
IN OLD ORANGE!!!

TsHERE will be two days racing over the lTilsho.
I rough Course, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
May 10Th and lth 1860.
The first day there will be a Match Race gle dash
al one mile, be,seen Mr. LAWS Jupiter aud Mr.. Ma
tones Niger. for 500.
The second day there will be Match Race between
Mr. John Turner'S md Mr.. Borland's year old colts
Several other good horses will Re present. anil a.
the ahnye getting along excelssly we'll good sport
can confidently Ne expected.
April Is. is
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Dyspepsia.

The great scoufge d this continent Yields quickly to
course of these alisete Pills, and the digestive or.
guns restored 10 their proper tsne no matter in
What hiierJs shape this hyda Of disease exhibits IL.
self this searching anil unefring remedy jsrerss il
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Died IN this place, Sunday last. amer pfc,tss,.
ed illness, FANNIE FIELDER. infant daughter Of
c'fi. Charles q. aud Mrs. GsOrsisna Lshilooi, .ssd
sb5u, seventeen months
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Episcopal Conveniently rohy.founh
Annual Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese Of North Carolina, will be held in 81
Peters Church, Charlotte on the "a Wednesday 1.-The
9th day. in May next
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NEW GoOps
Wing Convention in Almanac.

r j There will be Convention Of Tie Whig party
he'd in the town Of Graham on saturday the 2sta ~
April, ior the purpose Of nominating candidate 10
presest counties Of Randolph and Alamaucc in the
Senate Of the next Legislature.
MANY WINGS
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Iioiolcag', pKs. = Person. shse occupations con.
fine hem q 4 STOPPING sitting posture, almost
riihly snrf itam irregularities i the bowels .nch
constipation. dyaentsry. rhnlefa nathus, windcoir
Sc. The.e disorders, Shch iutsitshly .iGrirn lie
hy course of iialasays inrtinahe Pits. aud their
recurrence nay be prevented al time 10 come Nv &C.
casianli doses II lie powerful vegetable aiefayc
No one ene,Ssj in any sedsniafy occupation should
ever h. without The Pill..
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Gsoncn RaiLRosps RISK IN srocK.--Me
learn that thc demand Tor stock in our Rail.
tna.ls Just now j. unssuall, active.
Central is worth. sls2, per share.
Macon 4 Western. los +"
South Western, lO4 !"
The latter has risen per cent. since fest
u January. and i rs receipts continue to
increase Il will som usrrtake the Central.
We are rrjoieed % see this. .. there can be
M bstter evidence II the prosperity Of The
country than well managed railroads.
Gso,gia Pgpr.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, April ls.
The steamship Arsgo. from Southampton
on the 18th instant, arrived here tonight.
The news generally is unimpartsnt.
A revolutionary movement has broken GU,
in spain. Gen. Ortega. with 5000 troops.
had proclaimed Don Carlos King.
The English Parliamen, hal adjourned to
the 10th inst
Warrants had been issued against sayres
and Heenan The Pusilists) to keep the peace
tor one wear.
Il i probable that the great Powers will
hold conference.
The cotton market closed very dull.
Portland. April 10.
The steamship America. which sailed from
Lne,pnnl On the 7th inst. arrived at this
port 20 day.
Stacking revelations 10 regard 10 the bar.
barties Of the Cuplir trade, from tie South.
ern portions II China. have been made. An
inquiry has been ordered By the Allied Com
mandrr in. Chief. Two American ships are
implicated in the transaction.
Mad.il, April {.
When the troops found that 0,tega had
deceived them a. to the object nf his move.
r.nt. they refused To march any further.
Ortega then fed. and MAS pursued by his
own troops, WIN have returned to their ale.
glance TO the Queen. Ali is nov tranquil.
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SOMRRERn GrANO
NEYAsSA GUAN0.

AsALysrs.-s0 to IS per cent. Bone Phosphate Of
Lime.
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ASArrsrs.-so to IS per cent Bone Phosphate
Lime.
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PLASrER

PLASTER.
Selected from the best Winsor lump. and ground as
fine as desirable.
y. B"-Those wanting any Of the above Fertilizers
can be supplied by sending their orders 10 their eeu-
lar Commission Merchants.
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Bilious Disorders.

The proper fuaaiaa aud right condition u The bic
Is nf monentaus Importance 10 the health sf the hp-
min frame, ibis anii.t5us medicine expes the hidden
seeds II the complaint. anil renlcrs a he uiis and
se@tons pure aud fluent, cleansing srd rssuscita,ing
The sYat ftf5seff4ra ~ liz ta.ty
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CoUSTy.
In Equity. March Term, 1860.
Malealha Ann Burland }
u. Bin FIR D'ruee.

Alexander Borand.
A LEXaNDER BORLAND, the dels idant in this
n case, hereby notified appear al the next term
Of this Court TO be held at the Cou House in Hills.
borough. on the second MONDAY in September next.
and plead. denar 10 tbs hill filed lin.t
him, the same will be taken Pso confesso ami head
et pafte TO him.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master in Equi.
II. At Dlhrs in Hilisborough. the second Monday Of
"'''"' '''O' THOMAS WEBB, C.@ Ne.
April 30. Price adv. - So 37-6v
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ia tic moria for hs 5oiiotcing diseases:
Asihms' Diatfhus, Bowel Con.
uUpsy. Coughs. nIat,s.
p IN aglis. Fever sndlAgue,
Chesi Diseases. Female Gem. GassfyeUgs.
in1spepsli' paints, Headaches,
lhdi scsiicn, stone snd Gfayrl. ihfasnfs,
IN inihtmniicn, Secondary Symp- Inward Weakness
'sneteai Alice. toms. l,ueness Of Spr.
tors, Live Complaints. it.,
files Worms Of 81 kinds.
- CAUTION - None arc genuine unless the
words Holloway. New York and LONDON" sfr o..
ectnae a. Maistmltk ~ eyrty isaf II liz hcaE 81
directions stcund each tot d hos he ssn, ttay ~
piinly seen BY holding The lest ibs lizhf hand.
some fcWatl viii he gitsn 10 any one rendering such
Information a. nav lead 10 ihe detection u sny Tsry
90 parties counieitins The medicines vending the
same, knowing them 10 ~ spurious
- sold II The M4uufictstirs u Professor Hsto.
way 80 MaiJen Lane New York. and hy 81 respects.
lie DruFrsts ani Dgaicfs 10 Medicines threvsboat
tho United Siatrs anJ tlr civilized Wytl IN botes q
80 cents. % cents end 81 esgh.
~ fhete . considerable saving y istirs ite lstg.
az sizes.
n. fI.-Difesiisus fst the suidines Of patients ia
sseiy disorder ere saitsd 10 sssh bss.
Aug ". cs-
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INVITATION TO PLANTERS.

Planters and Farmers visiting the city are respect
fully invited to call at our Mill and see The manner in
which our Manipulated Guano i prepared and mixed
as well a. The proportion used.
10 The owners Of this establishment being largely
Identified with the Agricultural interest, il must be evil
dent TO s that they have motive in putting up ONLY
such Fertilizers they can, with confidence, recon-
mend.
ApHl4. 3s-im
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZER.
PREPARED AT THE WORKS
OF THE
Petersburg Fertilizer Manufacturing Co.
Established 1859, Petersburg, VA.

PROPRIETORS.
A. g. MClLWAlNE,l OF the firm
R. d. clLWAINE, McIlwaine Son & Co.
RIO, 4. MARTIN, OF the firm
RIO. TANNaiiiiI., 5 N. NJ. Martin, Bro, & &c.
JOHN ROWLETT, } OF Ire firm
N. NJ. TANN0R. Of
D. a. WElslGER, John Rowlett & Co.
JOS. T. YENABLE, Of the firm Of yenable & Morton.
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sickiy Females

Should lose H1Jur ~ trying itW doses u this 10
dating and tsHns4lins teiaeJy. whatever may se The
compliant i c1a be taken With siriy IN I'll petiodie
ant other dsofganzliiOBs lie ecsi Is al bat miiae
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unretnied Proof

The testimony IL Nations Il unanimously borne /,
lie hralthEsirg virtues 81 ~ noble remedy and cet
til iies II every ii.ns language hear witness 10 n,
undenshleness Of their intrinsic wSfih.
Konpnnn'a Pill nrl he hfsk rai1..l,, L,,.,,..
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BONE DIrST

Ground from bones collected in and around the city.
MIXTURE OF PorAsH Asp PLASTER, prepared espe-
tally for Cotton and Tobacco.
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MANIPULATED GUANo.

Composed of pure Peruvian and The richest Phos-
'hatc Guanoes selected oI the purpose, containing
10 per cent. Of Ammonia.
BOse Phosphate of Lime As to so per cent.
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DIED.


On Sunday morning. March ~. 1850, ALICE 9.
osnshsss e 1sw:s aad Sf,sf' sssa ~
Although 20 Young at the time Of her death, she
had evinced . most unusual mind and was regarded
Dv ~ who knew her - remarkably interesting
child all Of which hAs tended to add to the grief Of
her devoted parents end flends in tho loss they
have sustained here, but which to her is eternal
gam. May God, who in HIS infinite goodness and
mercy tempeTs the wind to the shorn lamb, sus-
tain and comfort her parents In their affiictiOn,
and grant them resignatlon. in giving up one 30
dear to Him who said. - Suffer little children to
come unto me and forbid them not, for Of such il
the Kinedom of Heaven"
The funeral services will take Place this Mon
day. afternoon 1T 3 'clcck from her parents res
idence, on Federal street, between 18th and 18th,
The friends and acanaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
4. Al her mothers RESIDENCE; in Menrico county :
her age, after painful illness Of + ur weeks
In the triumph OF the faith
Weep not. dear friends, at my deceare;
The Christians death is certain peace.
Life. how uncertain; death, how sure.
Death gives the world, but Christ the cure.
The funeral will take place this Monday after
noon, at ga o clock The friends ard acquantan-
ces Of the family invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
On Sunday. the 18th inst, about two o'clock,
Mrs ELIZABETH WALKER. wife of John IL.
Walker. in the seth year of her age.
The friends and acquaIntances OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral at the
NJ. E. Church. on Nicholson street. Rockets. on
Tuesday morning, at IL O'Clock. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II.
High Water this day (Monday) "a o'cloc


ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze
ard passene ers, Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Travers, Baltimore, mdze
and passengers. ID. W Currie.
schr. John Allen, SLAYER, Baltimore, oats s. H
Jster.
Schr Kesal Parsons, Eastern Shore, oats and
potatoes, MIllspaugh Il Read.
Schr VIM. Francis. Coleman, North river wheat
and corn, Bacon l. baskerville.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze
and passengers, Ludlam l. Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Travers, Baltimore, mdze
and passengers, D. l. w. Currie.
Schr Clara Belle. Phillips, Baltimore, light
PAsssENERRs FER STEAMPHIP ROANOKE, GHo.
w Couch. AsTER, from New York
j. Read, F; Creeder. g. I. Wright, Mrs. Flick
lin, child and servant, Mrs. Reman and children,
Mr.. Stone and child. ISIS Rosenstock,. William
hrock. Mrs Osmln and child. T. Love, lady, and
Baune. Jacob Storis and child; 10 steerags
Also: from Norfolk-Mr. Chsman, j. w. Wig
GINS. E. D. Kendall, Jacob Storrs and son, r. Do
Zeus.
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Robert ]. Cowart, OF Ga, has been appoint.
"a Indian Agent for the Cherokee indians and
aware Agency. -"
Frenchburg r. O., Hampshire corrtv ".
nas been discontinued. Birch Grove p ~
Morgan county. Va, IL ordered TO b. estsb..
Hon. Frederick p. Stanton, now OF Kama.
mas announced his determination 10 ~:
aecticus. = WV.
81. Patrick's Day WAS duly honored In Wash.
inEt0n, Baltimore, philadelphia and II. York
Saturday, as It doubtless was throughout the
country. -
Tns photographers are now able to take phc.
tographs on porcelain. =
ksyasd Taylor has isctnred liS times ia six
mosshs, and George Hurnsr llH, -
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"a Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

SfhINU AMI y CMMER DRY GOODS,
BREEDEN Il FOX.
BROAD STREET.
Have been opening during the past two weeks
and are now prepared To offer, a complete assert
ment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods, which will he sold al
prices much lower than those of former seasons
We mention few only of the most attractive ar
:icles: "
English BEREGES, in immense variety:
English and French BEREGE ROBES; 4 to 10
VOLANTS; " :"
very large assortment of SILKS, of every VA
rety OF style at Is to 81 per cent. below the cost
OF Importation
French Printed JACONETs and ORGANIZES.
TRAVELlNG-DRESS GOODS, Of every descr,p-
Spring DELAINES and CHALLIEs;
French and India FOULARD SILKS, some on
tirely new and handsome designs, va
OnT stock OF Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive. S'o'
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
Amongst the last named, would call thu ana
e.ai attention OF buyers to very large lots of
nniitsSiais and Georsia Plain and Striped OSNA-
bufIS, and = large variety of other ARTICLES IF
Southern manufacture. "'''0'0S VI
nh i--swn 2i7 Broad street.