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"hVLkSALE BOOKSELLERS
f.,- ANO STArIUNERS,

4si~i--latl- i1'f'hsN II l..
.E.,-.. ANU STArIONERS,
..r,..f. orPo-lTs HANOVER. BAITlMoRH
H., ,,s !" 'Hei I" The cnu ltty trade Goods in
= siioes hat will compare favnrably with
-' olurr r,arkss.
~ " School. LAW. MEDICAL and
/ -'-' AoUs BOOKS, Is large and we'll Sc
G. * .4ret assortment Of FOREIGN and
!, .,i.'. 4 / iONkRY can always lie found
IA 4 instantly an hand full supply Of
la oi dllerent kts les, and Of their
b. a.. bERi connected with their Store.
b.. H.. ''Iies able. r, short notice, to Gl,
t,,si .'"A .'' hooks. ruled To any pattern or Of
~ eve oi hgndln.. w ~
q. s-''' bi hal! viii meet with prompt
10 ina. ,eqoes'ed 20 call and examine our
Wore Purchasing. ja2l-dlm
~ Wholesale AND RE.
ik!A ilegs'nssts have on hand all Kinds of
. lad. s,t "a nhR and are in daily receipt Of
'is asd ea rs,. qeaii'ies. which we will sell at
g a,;sn,,'''aa'I"E 'a'I "E accommodating terms.
+ al ,ai'h fa VIII be gwen to BILL LUM-
Ga "1'
- PHILIPS Il COLEMAN.
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HEAVY DEMANDS ON THE TREAsuRY.-A
dispatch from Washington to the Baltimore
Sun furnishes the following information:

Sun furnishes the following information:
The receipts from customs fully come mp to
Secretary Cobb's estimat tes, and under the laws
some Sl2. .OO0000 Of treasury notes may be is
ened, TO meet the heavy charges upon the
treasury on post-offlce account. There Is
81 lOCU 600 Of post office money in the hands of
sub-treasurers. embraced In the weekly trsa-
sury statements. Another million of the
post.onlce receipts for the past two quarters
Of the present fiscal year is in the hands Of the
postlnasters of the most prominent Offices !;
and vet another million in the hands Of other
pos tInnsters. As soon as the post-oftice ap-
with two andu hAif additional on account OF
deficiencies for the last two quarters, must
shortly be paid out to mail contractors aud
others; also four millions and quarter for
DEFICIENCIES for the last fiscal year. Only some
five hundred assigned claims have reached the
department.. .-.-. -
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ANFS GILMAN. AND OTHERS
a-lb ,nnr request and IN sccord-
"a n Inclination. teretN announce
h f.is tor SHERIFF. OF HtNhi.
, ~. S,d respect.l,l, solicit the votes al
y ysns IN Nay rexi. for that office.
,s.( 10 t..rh.rse The duties oi the oil
i'''' JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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II 'NIVlI FAF z z II 4 !, EHt OS z,
ifntng. Writing, Rlank Rock. Hard
Me !. 4 7 r K s; Book bidders
krd CLOTH; Foreign snd Domestic
! o@s mag row DERS; ALUM. c. No.
'tTr.ts.. corner of Gerpi;.n street.
f4 MORE. MD.
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The GREAT RUSSIAN RAlLGOAD-Itiss 1t IL said
tue in ,erest OF Mr.. Winaa.. of Ra,timsr. r..
the railroad from st. Psiersburgh TO Moscow
l. the principal obstacle to its purchase BY the
kothschiids trcm the Russian Government
Ine ROAD cost SitV, ,Ouh, ,c00, tesidet the perma-
nent lien which Mr. Winans has on Ii. and
the Government has offered 10 seal il for &C.,
OulOOp. -71-
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s-HaNGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
DANVfLLk, VA.
f''t' promptly attended TO, and remit
il' no da, oi maturity.
10 hueh' and sold on Baltimore. Phila-
ll1 New YORK. jai5 la
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VIRGINIA FAEMs.-At q recent meeting of
the Philsd-Iphla SooiesY for Promoting Asri.
culture. DR.. Thompson said The pecple
here supposed that HE Eirginians had very
poor farms. This was an error. They had
some superior farms, and he insianced Mr..
turner's form, In Jefferson county, Va, which
he considered the model farm of the United
States. The old worn.out land in Virginia
was being rapidly reclaimed by the use Of
manures." In conclusion, he made some pa.
triOtic allusions to all sections living in
"union"and harmony and regretted IN. exist.
ence OF unfriendly feelings At the North to.
wards the South ON account OF its ms titu.
tiOns.
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Net at fIuh.-Antonio Cayedo made his an.
pearance before he Mayor yesterday, to an
swer tue charge OF assauluEs and beating Jer.
ry Downs. Cavedo had sunr,ry cuts nua
bruises about his face and head, and the evil
dencs showed that SO far from beating asy-
body, h. had been peited on the top-piscs with
stone In the hand OF Jerry, caoked BY Jer-
rvs wife till his tongue hnug out several
inches, and cnffed and picked by Mrs Tiern~y
autis his hea.. was nearly a. bare ~ a barber
pole. Considering all that had iranspired The
Mayor dismissed the warrant, taking il for
granted that Antonio would no. ts likely to
get into anct ther nest OF hornets.
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= SUTTON. ATTORNEY
AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
s..e al tie Courts Of the ei,y al X l. hmonc
raj, ps ~ fIenrco and Goochlapd Office
ssr. nd llta streets. Richmond. Va.
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Sn,nR Tensn,esss are in great demand, hus
capitalists WITH not supply them until the Ile-
gisla,ure so changes the existing laws - 70
enable landlords 70 get rid of had tenaate
without the sacrifice Of years rent #, 4va
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!, rgE L PLEASANTS. a I Z . R
SF"shT LAW. frsctioe In the Courts
NJ nmond. HeBrlc0 Gcochia1d and Han
,sf Pulaie and Commissioners Of Deeds,
d = a,honzed - take DepositIons, ftiida-
Ia 4isrncEis Of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
soi >g.e. Yc., g he u5eG or recorded IN tie
!. 4 ',s anu TfrTltor - - me tHlon.
IN iI,a ST.. 81 door rom Main.
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Bad Repute.-Maiy Sullivan, white girl Of
evil name and fame, was committed TO prison
yesterday, in defanit Of bail for her futaro
good behavior. tt EaH ssi
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Impndenee.- Cyrus Holloway, y slave. for
using impudent and provoking language 70
Mrs. Hirsch, was before the Mayor yesterday
and enienced to the lash. 5tr-ss.s s1ss
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From DrEsos sAYREs.-Adyices from Buercs

FROM DTEsos AYREs.--Advices from Buercs
Ayres 10 the i6ih December, state that England
was pursuing her difficulties with Paraguay.
ana one OF her naval officers had actually
seized the Paraguayan war steamer Tacuari
as sort of reprisal tor the sinking of the Brit
ish merchant vessel Little Polly, in the Par
ana, in 1855. The war steamer was again
released. no wever. General Cnshman, Uni
TED States Minister TO the Confedrra,iop
had arrived i'll Buenos Hyres. Railroads and
steamship communication were making rapid
advances. Political agitation still prevailed In
Buenos Ayres 10 some extent.
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Lecture 10 Young Men.-OM fo.norrow ni&ns
Rev Dr. Duncan win deliver lecture. NJ Me-
ing contin Gattou Of the SERIES CON Iueslce4
several " eeks xihce. f ,- So s s.is, .,s.g..fs.
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Sons OF MALTA.-Our attention has been
called by many journals throughout the Uni.
ted States TO the iaot, that on Wednesday, the
ton of the Order Will be held in the city of
Washington, to take into consideration mat
ters OF great Importance, which will be sub
mitted TO the Convention by delegates now
here from the Grand Suprene Council of Eu-
rope, recently held in Berlin. The Grand
Commander OF the Island of Malta, accompa-
MED by delegates from England, Ireland,
France and Russia, reached New York In the
last steamer. They are at this time the guests
OF the Supreme Council of the State of New
York. We are satisfied we speak correctly
when We say the Order Of the Sons of Malta
ls now the most influential and powerful
known TO the world. 1t is Il we'll known and
recorded fact, that nearly every potentate Of
NOTE in Europe except the King Of Bavaria
IS a mem ber of the Order in good Stardug.-
The deliberations of the Con vention will be
OF much Interest, and we have doubt it's
with radiate with good through.
out the world.--Batttmcre Clipper.
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tuANiS>i0N AND
FptWARDlNG MERCHANT,
~ t,S'c, personal at,eutlon to the SAFE of
IL EAT, CORN. FLOUR. &c. Also,
. 'af q" LIVE STOCK. Oifioe ia Shockue
'-s " afeAouse, Richmond, Va.
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Bad Ciaracser.-fieorga N. Smith, a free na-
gro. whose term Of confinement in The peni.
Tertiary expired on the 9th Of January last,
was arrai2ned before the Mayor yesterday 10
ing fifty cents from John Murphy, on the
nigh. OF the I'd inst Ia lsSi this prisoner wa.
sentenced to the Sta,eprison for cnmm,t;inr = =
rape, and served six years. The Mayor. nfier
hearing the evidence. ordered him 10 receive
thirty niLe las hes. and then sent HIM "a isii IN
default Of bail for his future good behavior -
That he will be employed in tar chain Ssng
there seems to b no doubt es'
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T.,r steamer atrsea sailed from New York
ca VI Wsdlssday Tor Liverpool, @iiL - rasssn.
gers aad s335 800 la slee.e.
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The Democrats Of HenFico countv are to meet
at the County Cohrt-Hoase on Monday nexe
to norninafc candidates to the S'a.e Convan.
tior T., be held in this city on the 18th inst.s
The meeting is expected TO be n large one.
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THE lRREPREsslBLEs pra teal aboli-
tionists Of New York are holding their annual
State Convention 1T Albany. The following
is the first of series OF resolutions adopted:
RsSoicsd. That in the irrepressib.e conflict
now raging with the power of ds.spctism in
this nation, SO ga;iautiy led forward by Gar
risen, Greeley, Parker, Seward and Phillips
we behold "A full aud glorious assurance that
miliennial dsiiverance OF our ensiayed mil
lions on the Son'hern plantations draws
hIgh, aud may even be at thr doors
The renai inder OF the resolutions are of the
usual ci,arat;el, Genouncing slaNahoiGersL as
robbers, adniterers, pirS tes Il Id rGerers and
hurting anathemas against the Union.
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,,nrnaTEs FOR orrrcH

10 IoUN q. TAYLOR. ES0.-
r S1R A. the t'mc ia approaching
: t.rs' tf sienrle,, e See. a se,,ah. rs,-
ihF feac acquaintance with yna. that
rem ''ee1 in d;Schsree ire dnttfs of the Of
eeF' ,hs~ril,ers respectfully rec nest .dn
ss we ,',,,.seli a candidate tor the SAID Of
1'. - I'm oar support IN the ensuing esec-
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(sLOSlNG OUT FRlC E2.-Ws shall foe -
regard TO st. but at such prices ~ n nssfs sass
s.d We've. sh.wls. in White and Sis~f Ssssis: s:
G. 81" md sSI,s: S;..a -sc a.s! Thhet s.s
and four .asces s T. .a ash 'sc s" 'Ssss sS:s
81 &C.. %ss Air EEs
ana Ras cs1p:,s; ,,sh f.Sss,,s: vssss .az ~ fE Ess:
ssss ss:' ss S"Sss .SS : G.,s:5 ::5
Blsnkes.; hesvy eoIcrs1 and wnss cossns dssSs. -.
o* : :. n ss s:a e wy x es
kst. CHKiSTiAN ixTHiGE.
CnOCERiEs.-F,..a asscrsr.ss hs ,ssausr.
III. ii saess. s9ee sat Srses and D.sef fsni -
ss;;si S:nic i"S ;ssssS sess H
Peas snd Crsnh.Iries; y hill. lrimA I1isl f9sa.
sSas, B.s .s rs sSsse
- Baskets ;;'vssSs {! a.sSs; ~ s..'
CLOTHING. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
- -. HAKals e 09. p.vs :till 60 Is.3a = q, Z h,sS
ssS s Ia: a.. w ssf. =: e. s .s H.
9 greatly ssdses4 y iess aed yss'4 = pssesee :
sss.. r., may 62skzcofr al a. + .Ia = Is 'ss co
suecsssev u Me,~Sss.. !. WsisIsssl : Mo c.
.. e: E.. ::.k 4. IS. ~.
49, 1:s. sc,tes ,:fs :ss.. ~ :.,I::, a
s.s:. -: i;s;s &. .;,c's &. ,ss
i.x-iy '"" ~, a. + IN ws;. = ~. 81.
sSs.A +; =. il I ;si'lS; ~
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F.loaicxs Asso.if.--John Gentry appeared
before the Mayor yesterday TO answsT The
charge OF feloniousiy aaea0lsing and bessiaS
Thomas Breeden on the I'd inst. Oving to tho
absence of Rrepcen, the examination was post.
poBed until Monday next.
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So, ,taR U.-The impression that | had
= v.,drawn from the pfttiIce of medicine
., r,l some currency, / would beg leaVe
.. H. ana to tender NV pFoiessiousl ser
',.sruzAns Of Richmond AMI !ts vicinity.
- I'd resltence ma, be ioun6 on The
,i Fr 81 AID iith streets. IHlHediatel. op-
F. ". RODpEY, NJ. d.
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brutal MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA-A
man named Christopher Mcfarland has been
arrested in Philadelphia on the charge of kill
Ing his wife. The Ledger, of Thursday, gives
the following particuiarsi
Christopher and Catharine Mcfarland lived
III "A frame house standing back of ShiDueu
street, below Broad, OF which they occ,it,ied
4 single room, on ihe first floor. He is a
weaver, is middie-aged, and hus three chill
oreh-t"o girls. aged six and ten years and q
BOY, about Iour years Old. The wife was in
dustrlous and, 1t Is said, until lately a tenn
perate woman was bobbin- -winder and she
with the Children, assisted TO support the IAN.
iiy. Oi late, the husband, who had become
uisspated, frequently quarreled with her. and
II is SAID had otten made threats 10 take her
he. On IGesfay afternoon he went home in
a state OF lntoXlcation, and, meeting her in the
yaf0, struck ner several times, and also struck
her AFTER she went into the house Soon after
lie drove out the oldest girl and then began TO
beat lie wife with poker. In the struggle
ihatensued, he stripped the clio thing from her
and struck her Repeatedly, as her cut ana
bruised face showed. Yesterday maruipp
some OF the neighbocs went to the house h..
!ieNlng that something was wrong and asked
mcfarland what was the matter with his old
woman. lie said she had Il fever but would
soon get over II. One OF the women had The
cnrloslty TO go to the bed ana remove the
clothing, when she found Mrs. Mcfarland
sim and cold, her face covered with blood
and bruised, cut and swollen in the manner
described. A policeman was then Summoned.
ah0 IucFarland was taken in TO Gus toGy
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70 roUSC.OPTON. having 10.

I'D m th.s cite. offers his rrote SO onal
.t.,.s cl.lzers of RIchnoud and adjacent
,fJee wiih Dr. 4. +. feticolns. on
.,,q.sn i2,h and College streets. He may
a ~, nlgnt st Mrs. A, =. Hutchison's. on
'-,peeu I'd and 81 streets. "a H-lm'
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AFFAIRS ON THE RIO GHANDE.-I.ate aG.
rices from the Rlo Gr.nde state that at
Brownsviile, as all aiuLg ihe border, affairs
are still III the most unsettled and uncertain
state. though 40 recent engagements have
taken place. Cortina> was himself, with some
three hundred followers, ut last accounts
about ten miles above Matamoras, on the Mex
lean side, engaged in running eff stock from
the ranches on the opposite, or American side
Ibis was done by select parties, who were
mites.
The Major IN command Of the American
troops has called upon all who have met with
losses during the war, or in any way sustained
damages from the guerrillas, 10 present their
claims 10 him within Il stated period.
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Esds;eads.-Mr.T Thomas Sutef. an old and
Wsi-knoWn citizen, IL anxious to eaenes s
ims.ner, Wiee ea,O00 capital, TO carry % sha
business OF bedstead making. NJ. Is. 8 nnsv
engaged In the bustnsss In : email way. ana
.ninks X ne had the mesps Of eularetnx. thar
s,e costsd make II very Profitable, NJ & cef.
.a'Miy an exesissnt wood taraer. aud ought 10
bs abla 10 conduct . he<istrud taclary in ma
ioost sc0aomical manuer.
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TIE Lrn + re-The Secretary Of ths Rich.
mond Fire Association inf rms us shat tA0
Messrs. Haxaii had no insurance In that o6lco
on their building, which was destroyed by hre
last Thursday mnrntnS. Or course thts Will
be good news TO the esock1oldeYu.s ~ saf -
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Out Of Enployment.-By the burning Of the
furniture factory Of Messrs Belvin 4 Akin.
son, last Thursday morning, a number Of me.
ehanics-mostly heads OF famiiies-were
thrown out of employ ment, besides having
'heir tools destroyed. AT any season Of the
year very tew working men can afford to lose
much time for most OF them find il difficult
to mike both ends meet, even when CONSTANT
~ engaged but ut al inciemenI season like
this, when provisions, fuel and house rent are
high, and " hen Jobs are hard TO get. to be OH,
OF work aud without tools is really distress.
Ing. Early yesterday morning, knowing the
situation OF his employers, Nj. Beivin started
with the intention OF resumug his mauntac
turing operations without delay. Mr. Chit
drey's employees are no better of than those
OF Mr.. Eelyini bat he. too, Will get TO work ay
soon as he can. - =,
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Pn.-DEIT.R. ATTOR-
1. L "a :.

Al Law. RICHMOND, VA, viii
.ir .i.s ciIy 81 Richmond ant IN nc coun
'hfs.erfe.3, nowhe'sR and Amelia.
! = LIE,s' Building, corner of Main and
,tts Sc B-ly
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End Biis Bill. a slave, in the service Of =.
W. Taylor, charged with sssaultine aAd 6eAt.
ing Jane, = slave; ant Biii, Il siave. chsreeA
with stealing shawl frsun Chasles Ae30s,
were both examined by ,he Mayor, yesterday,
and being found bad, were ordered 10 be we'll
crossed, as all spurious bills are when pre-
sented 10 judges. > s es
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n I'd 'onN I'm 6; MCMILLAN,
= 4 sprsrsg h'e years experience in the
sssrip,,nrna raieo 10 put On SLATE ROOFS
-;ce. Sn.o aho with ,he best materials, al
ea,ioa. spssiiiiens sn, ats Of his work can be seen
..eai y '"s orders leftat his office, on NJ ain
'sAl.ec, q a. The Office of Albert l..
~ "oddin's Hall, will he promptl,
lauArs.k
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Marine }Icspital.--A An immediate effort is to
be made to build Marine Hospital in this city
An arrangement is now in effect by which sick
sailors in this port are taken 10 the Medical
College of Virginia and cared for in the lest
manner; tut the fact that il is Il Culiege-that
fissections are made there-and that BY possi-
biiity they ieht get into the dissec ling room
after death, and be cut MP, horriiies poor
ia his hammock for want of medical attention,
es, than go TO the NJ dical College where he
would receive every attention. A gentleman
we'll acquainted with sailors COMING 10 this
their refusing 10 be- taken to The college, be-
cause OF their superstition, when they really
needed medical attention and nursing.
There are now several Thousand sailors ar
irving at this port every year, and ss.ip-mas-
wants. think q Marine Hospital ought 10 te
built at once for their accommodation. In
snoller ports these conVeniences are furnished
the merchant marine, and, if applied 10, Con-
gress would not be apt to refuse IN appropria-
ton for the erection of hospital in the city of
Richmond. A petition, tor signatures. to Sc.
cure this building, Will ne circulated in the
course OF Il week or two, when we Will! again
invite attention to the subject
Cur citzeuS. froiu their individual purSes
are subscribing means to build Seamen's
Bethel, 10 which will be at,ach he'd q reading
room and Sabbath School; and il the Hos.
pital 10 erected, itshould Be located somewhere
in the ghbOrhOod Ot the Bethel. and conys.
nient TO the shipping.
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'"AiNG. MOORE Il CO.,
~, >. ACCTIONEERS.
4 + SAIL tOF NEG ROES,
: ..,. ~ 'le.' analdided attention to the SALE
re- ~ Frank in, a few doors below Wall
'"''lo- ia 3i-lm
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Lnia afoatee, we understand, has engage
Mechanics Institute Hail for next Monday
night at which tiMs she viii deaasaelglk
readers as wish to enjoy N Yare anteliectsAl -.
past, remember he evening, ansl secnrs tick.
cts before the louse is filled. . s. .
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Ceafiased-rhe charge against Samuel Scott
Tree negro, lor stealing six bushels Of vines |,
from haxail x Co. WAS partially heard and
c eoannned anlt This uorniug. Sam is said 10
wagons, without any opposition nom the dri.
sss' ssa' wno stood ~ andsaw the theft psrpctra.
seu, ont iaformed upon the perp~traior whsn
sn,sd so .s 70 account for the missine grsin. Bain
Sn.as @ k,. ku,a.sty, deserve tho severest punish.
ment, and will no doubt receive IL Il ths Mavor
has 10 pass sentence. >S~
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Southern Mana Hfactxye.-Some OF the nentest
cassimeres that We have seen made any W here,
are now manufactured by Messrs. OREN, HoP-
KINs & Co. of Maryland, specimens of which
may be seen at the ciothiug store of Mr.. E. Is.
SPENCE, corner of Main aud Governor streets.
These goods are all wool, are manufac tured
within six miles OF Baltimore, and are 80 SIT.
perior in their style and hnish thai they are
purchased as fast as they come from the loom.
II the factory could supply the drmaGds of
the South-or it there were others of the same
kind in operation in Mary land and Virginia
our people might well refuse TO I,atronize the
Yankee looms That are kept in mo otion dry the
slave-labor dollars upon which they fatten
and grow rich.
The people Of the South, if they wish to re-
taliate upon TIE abolitonizts of the Nor,h in
4 way TO be felt, E1uSt give up the use Of ali
their MANUFACTURES, and rely upon their own
resources ID supply their necessities. Ii Viv-
ginia goods cannot be had, get them from {,
sister Southern State, if possible and # not,
;hen rely upon diiect in nporta ton. er go with
out. 1t is all folly for the Soushsf to resolve
deuce, unless she is going TO act as we'll as talk
Many of our cstiZens have shown their intcn.
lions by dressing in Southern made goods, and
If their example is followed by oth sexes in
less than two years Virginia, .iary land, and
Georgia, VIII lie manu- fac turing cloths Of
every description, and supplying not only the
people Of tbeir ow States, but ali others who
ratroniza 1hem with better goods than the
Yankees are How turning ont for SJH thera
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zhsafye.-Nr Murdoch.a hene0s. Hast nlahty
vas n,sniy s"ccesefnL aud The aperJoSuqseeee
tase ~ tne utmost satisfaction @ ihe eudBetee.
~ y ~ mnm. ~ comedy N well 40 III tfs6o4y,
His eu ugaxsmesi, We rser.t y, ~ e1ssssasasea,
io-nieh,. wn~p =" wi arpssr In i6e eAArneisr
81 :rh. s"T:s rs,,sr =, My', = ssh',.r ,iaey q
part before, 'sssd ean say ,Me. n ,nrsils:- ~.
,er-st II is nnsusrsassed by few, if any. U3 -
representation 10 which he has dsyoscA q,
many years Of his life. The ndmtrrrs 81 tSc
10 see the piece J'r.siocsti under the suidsues
and lead Of this stsrliNg actor. We eva assxtu.
late MIR. Murdoch upon the favorable I'm pres.
sion be has made during his brief snjsnrn
among US, and assure him of u welcome whsn
he comes again. 81 fag s2stsw .at
. The Misses Wyrn, Two very deaerS log young
actresses, present an excellent ball for thetf
benefit on Monday night. We hope u Will b
q substantial one. 4st aae -
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