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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

TTRBY & JACKSON's LIST OF STANDARD
~ AND VALUABLE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

FACT WORTH KNOwINs.-Spaldings Cephalic Pills
tain cure Sick Headache Nervous Headache CostyeDes
and General Debility
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VATES's - 49,, .,..,-.
Il THREE-CENT SHEET OF PUZZLES.
A fund Of amusement.
N'' ~ ' ROSS & TOUSEY
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Request, vii give o Course Of Six Lectures,
\ HOPE CHAPEL,
Brosdway opposite the New York IoeD,
Commencing THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. Il, -
and continued on TUESDAY and I'd HUbSDAl ENENlNBS
Dec 49, 10th, and 25th and Jai 8 and .. ..e., .
sfec,s Merchant Of Venice - As you ike il" "Othel
los Skhr Lear" and Henry the Fourth with Histories
OF the Plays Analyses Of the leading Characters Nus
fIatiye Recitation, and general Criticisms m .-o
TicIets for The Course So Admitting Two Persons y 90
single sdnsjon 81 cent?. 10 had t the principal Book
stores on Broadvty. and at the Hope Chapel:
hoo opeu ~ 10 commerce q O'Clock precisely.
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CONCENTRATE LEAYEN,
" CONCENTRATED LEAVEN,
CONCENTRATED LEAvEN,
For m king oil kinds or
BREAD,
ROLLS
PIES,
PASTRY,
CAKES, &c.
Light sweet and wholesome digeible and nutritious has
an agreeable natural taste liable sour will
lie moisture longer than by any other process.
See directions in each package for making Loaf Bread Buck
wheat Cakes Sponge Cake Corn Cake Cup Cake Ladies Cake
Webster Cake Boston Brown Bread Dumpings, Chambest
Cake Jumblcs Election Cake Sosugar Gingerbread Hard
sugar Gingerbread Silver Cake, Doughnus Batter Pudding
Johnny Gold Cake Japanese Cake Apple Pudding High
land Cake, Union Cake, and every variety OF Pastry.
For sale by al the principal Groeers aud Druggists.
GEORGE III. BATES,
Wholesale Agent,
No I89 Peagl.st., Ne@.York.
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miscellaneous.

DUY YOUR SEWING-MACHINE where you
I'D exchange 10 II not suited.
THE n. Y. SEWING-MACHINE EMPORIUM
No. 4S6 Broadway viii SELL or RENT,
The Wheeler Wilson Grover Baker, Einke Lyon and
other cas Sewing Machines at the recently REDUCED
PRICRs with the privilege of eXchagng within thirty days.
V. w. WICkES JR., No. 486 Broadway cor. BrooInest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

A NEW BOOK
IA BY Rev Dr. OsGOOD.
STU NJ LIFE;
LETTERS AND RECOLLECTIONS FOR YOUNG
FRIEND
BY Samuel Osgood,
Author Of " Studies IN Christian Boy. sphy," &c.
Ore volume I2mo. beautifully printed bound in antique
style, IS cents.
Also
THE DUTIES OF HUMAN LIFE
Translated from SanscIi MSS written by ancient Bahmn,
l2mo cloth, 81 cents.
Either of the above sent By mail prepaid receipt Of price,
Jnst published by JAMES MILLER,
Successor to C. S. Francis 4 Co., No 55i Broadway.
- A CATALOGUE of STANDARD BOOKS, &c,
suitable holiday presents will be ready few days end
be had application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20
The Lennon slave Case.

The history of this case is familiar 10 the
whole public. Mr.. LENNON, on his way from
Virginia to Texas, to which State he was emf.
grating, came with his slaves to New York. to
ship to Galveston, as the most direct and
cheapest route. Under the law passed by the
Republican Legislature of New York, in con.
travention Of the Constitution, no Southern
citizen. as now decided by the highest New
York tribunal, can pass through that State
with servant Of his own. The slaves Of Mr..
LENNON were taken from him, against their
will, and hurried on to Canada. The Courts
Of New York. and, lately, the Court Of APP
peals Of that State, 70 which tribunal the case
was finally carried, have sustained the legality
Of this act under the State law Of New York.
and thereby its constitutionality. The case
now goes to the United States Supreme Court
where, Of course, the law Of New York will
b pronounced unconstitutional.
The New York Democratic Nss1s thinks the
eject Of this decision Of the New York Court
OF Appeals, - 1t now stands, must b disas-
trous In the extreme to Northern watering
places which can no longer be freQusntsd By
coutherners. and TO Northsrn business. We
are not % sars Of hat. II seems to require .
ersat dsal q choking and gouging 70 make n
lot . oar bold Of ~ fascinating North.
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IN.AZew llR4est MSr14 - q M114aer 81
iNsu sgtsinly ~ S sorsss5 liter II
Neslsetsd. L. pevsr: loss: q eatsn thasssaIs-,
H.vinE dsE3ssd meaX year 81 ny IL 2 the
Iro.seution 9 my "cs, on lith street. nearly o.
sierally . .eler 20 the ,satteet.
Hotn in virginia. aad resident here Al ny life,
o4er Policies II two viIglnia companies one Of
them snme - years old the other not 20 old. bat
equally ssfe and strong e any other sams!as eoa-
Pol,cies for several companies in New York. Pail
adephia and other cities Of the reyy Atghesf stand
ixg, amd xnqnesfiO ned strength and tnfsg!sft-9ne
Of them Orxsnized in the year 1873! and another
DOING BUSINESS FIRE, IRON THE MUTUAL PAiN-
CIPl.E. OF the best standing.
Fdesire and doUgn to conduct my bueIneae Trans
actions in q manner fair and faithful to the As
sured ~ we'll ~ my Pnncipal., and !espectf9liy
SOLICIT applications in FIRE. II AklNE, ana LII =
INSURANCE. No reasonable exertion shall b
wanting on my part to give eoniptsfe sstIsiaction
a. Insurance Losses promptly adjusted, and
advice ON all points connected VIZ the hneiness
carefully given. ThOS. M. ALfMIEND.
ap 1913. 18th It., NiChm0nd.
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n FAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE STAR SISTED

M FAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE STAR SISTERS.
MISSES LUCILLE AND HELEN WESTERN
Respectfully announce to the citizens of Rich
mond that their
FAREWELL BENEFIT.
And positively last appearance but one, will take
place
FRIDAY EVENING. April sOth,
On which occasion will he performed the
THREE FAST MEN,
With an entire change Of programme.
SILVER CUP
vii! he given to the author of the best ORIGINAL.
CONUNDRUM.t to be decided by the applause of
the audience.
The celebrated
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
Have Also kindly volunteered for the night, and
will appear in CHOICE SELECTION of SONGS.
ap l9--2t
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NV aEAM- .
III nlsTesx or 1EncE; .. s.'l. God
(WHICH rS' 4E No ccs;v PA IN SCI.
81 e. TT :d + : 4 .s e.
;s|;j;ffii5 II lsss Ji1 af.'si ;, M u..l,..
ra ss.ssss s. .af en-. NV 2!S s:s; Il
saz 81. ~. No. rEacy,s KY - the on s.A New
e: 3: s Z: jss: 4
Ev:NSELIcAL MEpIrATIoNs. By u. la..
The sRiss lhSsSiss m g. K,a.po.
Esad Ri e WI G". Correct likeness.
BEL tt:AH-t.n imm.,.. Al. for hi. book, BY
MOCK x1cTfiooN-S :: =; so'd-Illu.sra-
Hs H smA p syo H. is,ss' {; III. Wide.
'''''''''' on our S sasSiss;E !. r!peoop.
One door below MessTs. Rent. Paine 4 Co.
N: B.-G. l.. B. would respectfully call attention
e his sfsans :soS. Of BLANK BOOKS VI:
ing Books, ps.. and Memorandum BOoks-bssidss
m.so, ~ LUX. rEuscSp anu Nose 1AI 6ACs u
and ' cola f PENs IN .po.. ..d... variety.
rorse- Monnales. Purses. Pocket Books. Bank
uInk ink. lnks,ands;: Sand. Boxes. Waters. Sealing
thing f1 No. sai Se SHiNs
GODEY's LADY's BOOK o
SoOky d ESS Y4 p6e MAY.
No, ready splendid "'S?i; q:
~ MUSIC AND MUsIC BOOKS,
~ The M H6Ms d 2snHsREoss :dse Main :: Sf
I.s Rsaoxss u;S
THE IF cloth e. Of the
T most bes.tiful Duets, arranged for the Piano
TUNEFUI, HOURS. !. collection of the most
SEP; sIEEs &C., ST.
choice song: and chorusss, with piano accom- accom-
NE e&sn METao B FOR THE MELopEoS. con-
tanning. IN addition to instrucnons. Popular
asra aassi;
Shilling LING SONG BOOK. 40 Ballad. of the day.
wESrERE HARP. a collection Of Sacred Words
adapted to % HGgulsr sr; with Psno :eeomSani
pfsS;sS SSSSJf S$$ss sssS sus,c
100 vo ?:t!SPinsii e. pRELupEs and INTER
e. "a q
IA # HHhF srs 10, til.
Order by mail or o'hs %Esr { ,ounsrox
p20-lt Booksellers and Music Dealers.
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ma METROPOLITAN HAIL.
SATURDAY EVENING. April q, 1860,

L.
SATURDAY EVENING, April q, 1860,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
TIMONIAL
TO THE
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
BY large number of the friends and patrons.
FAREWELL AND FINAL
LEAVE OF RICHMOND.
MR.. GEORGE KUNKEL.
Proprietor and Manager of the Richmond Thea
ire; has generously Volunteered his services, and
will sing q favorite SONG.
MR.. E. ADAMS,
(By the kind permission Of Mr.. Kunkel.) will also
appear and give a series Of sketches from dfamauo
authors, together with has unrivalled personatiS3
of JEREMIAH CLIP" in which he will give
limitations Of the most celebrated actors of tho
day.
THE CAMPBELLS In THEIR BEST ACTS.
A Admission Twenty Five Cents
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Doors open at 7, to comMence at O'Clock, T2t
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The n. Y. State Legislature and n. Y. City.
The N. Y. Express says it would be diffic ult
to find in the legislative annals Of that State
anything IKE the parallel Of the last N. Y.
Republican Legislature, either as respects a
reckless disregard Of the public interests, or q
shameless prostitution of the high trusts com.
mitted to lis care. The rich and conser yatiye
city of New York is at once the object of Re-
publican rapacity and vengeance. The whole
legislation of the State seems to be shaped
with q view to Cypress, swindle and rob the
patriotic Metropolis.
We hope the day is not distant when the
city ofsNew York and a portion of the con-
tiguous territory will be permitted to separate
from the rest OF the State and establish an in
dependent Commonwealth. There never has
been day when the city and country popula.
ton of New York west Of the Hudson river
had any characteristics in common New
York city was always patriotic, national.
1t never was what is UNDER
stood as Yankee" in any sense, either In race,
character or temperament. 1t was
colonized by Hollanders, and afterwards re-
ceived large additions of Englishmen Of the
cavalier stock. It's interests have always
united it with the South, and its commerce
with the whole world. Its people are of an
ardent enthusiastic and enterprising temper,
wholly unlike the cold and calculating race
who have emigrated from the East to that in
viting Commonwealth, overspread its whole
western territory, and whose abolition whin-
ings in tho city are the only discordant
notes ever heard in that national community
It is this latter class filling up the legislative
halls, and including tho present Governor,
who are exhausting their ingenuity to tor.
lnent and plumber New York because they
cannot whip her into the Republican traces.
We hope Neu prk will stand firm to her
aud n faithful to her Past and her
.suturA!
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- NATHANIEL r: howard FOR

~ HusT1N6S JUDGE.-The writer bsrs
to present the name of Mr.. N. p. HOWARD as
HUSTlNGs COURT, recently created by the
amended charter of the city. All the most impor-
tant interests Of our citizens, both as 1t regards
their liberty and estate. involved in the proper
selection Of the incumbent Of this Office and, in
looking over the members of the bar. no one can
he found to compare with Mr. Howard IN all and
every qualification for the position. combining.
impartiality. and a knowledge of both civil and
criminal law eQualed BY few and surpassed by
none.
Mr.. HowARDis modest and retiring gentleman,
not generally known to the masses but, in an Of
flee of this kind. the people will certainly prefer
man fully quail ed for the high trust, to any one,
however much he NAV have their personal sym
pathes as good fellow understand better
than he the art of electoneering. therefore pre-
sent, with confidence, Mr.. HowARD's claims. and
hope the people will consult their interests and
elect him. The writer has personal intimacy
with Mr.. HOWARD. but is we'll acquainted with HIM
rs practitioner at the bar where his reputation
is of the highest order. INDEX.
ap 1O-ts
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IA Rheumatism. Rheumatism. N
NEURALGIA. NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, &c, &C.,
Stiffness Of JOINTS, &c.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
ROCKS GuQD aAMARlTAN.
RO1HH GOOD SAMARITAN.
This invaluable remedy. for the cure Of the
above complaints. is offered to the public as a
Southern preparation.
Ma Certificates received every week.
For sale by the following Druggists:
MILLSPAUGH & JOHNSTON.
WIN. p. l.ADD. j. w GARLICK
C. 8. DAWSON. w PETERSON
]. w. FRAYSER. W. o. SNELLINGS
MEADE L BAKER. - n. PEARCE l. CO.
APPERSON l. DUPUY.-I. WAGNER
=, IA Wholesale orders solicited, and supplied on
the most liberal terms.
"a In all cases Of failure, after a fair trial,
nccording TO directions, the purchase money will
be refunded.
TRY IT-TRY IT-TRY IT.
an l9--lw
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ADKAFNEss. NOISES IN THE HEAD, AND ALL
DIsEAsEs OF THE EAR AND THROAT.-Any one
suffering from the above diseases, will have rare
ehance Of obtaining the professional services IF
the famous European Apral Surgeon. II ls worth
while going considerable distance to obtain even
only the opinion Of such an eminent man Those
wishing to consult him. are requested to make an
immediate appointment, by letter, addressed here,
mOnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

IA $4,000 VOLUMES JUST REcEIvRD.-GIFr
Books, GIFT BooKs.-Just received at the South
ern Gift Book Store. No. l6 Main street. large
and elegant stock of choice English and Ameri-
can Books. which We will sell as low as any house
in the South, and give valuable and elegant
warrant perfect satisfaction, or order what you
want. Address H. c. FOSTER.
ap l9-4t Care Post Office, Box SAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-20

IA. The BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambrotyp pes in, the city are those made
Governor at. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted in the highest style of the art at all hours
in the day and any kind of weather. PhOtogr apis
coored in Oil, Aquarille. Pastel. or India Ink.
Price Is cts, 80 cts, $l-from that up to 500.
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eonsAesn Cenee19Acy a1o1nes he Moeene
WseN - ssk ~ - -
pam lsqs0n, see y4lseeuce 81 SouAeSn con-
sps.sy ".s NOT Xsss -
Wnscs ssWsys - ~ poQeea On tho ~ -
Of Sou'nefn bafeestOs iGnoEanees mons
sno oeNnqueneies y general nae N afssoS ~
Ine Onacsg0 OonveAti0ne ud lse NOM.
In which u rivers 70 the HArpers TUE 100.
eao Gov. Wmes management o. ~ wUs, =
says "seems 70 have fooled sae 49,.
top ~ penf." ana oasses asH.n.s ..AA. -
Eesoluuon 70 give hoety )" ess.s 3 q :.
ING, "sAs Sess1svs eo"srs'. ~ g.. 80. -.
ssade 6sd ssssseos'ss
NORTH" .
A conspiracy, sccosuAns " '1's ss' ".''Ao',.
taes, - comosu~s.O'' o' ~. -
purpose, = P'o. srss uv. - -.
concef'ea 'e.,o. 01s. :. 'I0 "".o S y.
awiai cF"ne w..Sa .'o 49,. No. .S -.
VINO can oouo. .".' 1.e4a".. ~ Ac' ~
nLAAA Piopo:'ao'' ".''. '-e 1890
anees ssains' it.-namey' !" ee' lou. lni'.'o"e
OF negroes ireet IN tne opinion Oh 'na' Jou..
nal the Nofsn mas siSn. " 0ou'ue1u ""u'
equai 70 tnas wnacn inc SCUM mas IN l.s nc
"n'e men 70 'nrow ON .ne snackles .. Noi ~
esn commesce az u wouio W Al ~. "o
sroes 70 lehounce aies'ance ~ tne'1 m"s"is'
We wish we could Be assured OF the e4ls'ence
OF any such combination as that wnicn inc IN
q.i'ev charges, for the "evii purpose OF oecom-
Ing independent OF Nortnern trace any sue"
treason" NJ Establishing ooutneEn co"'we1eo
and manufactures. Al one ume II seeme"
Dx00ADL0 I0At SONG
Gus designs wouid % carried out o..' si"u"-
any tue So"'" Is 1e'oi""s " -.
Inc Drown paper so'es ""u '1oAo" '1-"- ~
ets OF Soontion NC" 1usl'""' "i0 assuming
tneit "on'ed oominioh' '"e i'"es =, S'o"n .o"'
necuon are muiapiyine' the "a"s Vi a.. INC
oo"'nern no.eis ORG nneu win Deau oa-
Cravings u Nor' ae'n o"oA-po"u'' lawns .no
"''iA'.so nau4e " .HHs'' WV. .p.o1 -~.S
"Po" '.e'i 1n"' ."oA :. 50
gus on.'eu 0."vs "as'. nc p0"N' ~"
1"s.ono BUSINESS u"es 'e'
srea' minu.ehess sol !ol'n "nofe every a,"S''
needed J" the Sou'n IS anu'"c. ".eo ""u '""
oe oo'aineo, iuay again % Ao""u =" 0ou'nei"
Stores no'eis ana feao'hs 'ool"s' Aneo'" a."y
oi Nor'ne'" olunl'"ers mas res ulleu i's ""e'0"'
n"e VI mai'n '"roas" '"o oou'ne'" p'o..".'
ana "oroer reigns" again III tue mos "u ''"ous
oistricts' In snort time' II the Inquirer VIII
oe patient ana loroea1hhg' ana NOT issue d" I'M
meo'aee uAase ior our ex'er"'nauo"' inc usuai
most o. oou'nern pleasure seexels wall LUZ"
."e'r o"cAs upon .ne'r ow" '""sn."ce"' l"o'n-
'a'as Gnu mo "a'es' anu "as 'en :" p"S
'neiF r'S"'!ui summer 'riou'e 70 inc springs
anu watering places In Inc neignoornooo OF
ING ia'e iamenteo BROWN.
AS remedy 1or All the evlis OF the country,
the inquirer recommends that the Chicago Con-
sent'on nominate Hon. JOHN MCLEAN. Moth
ing can save the country, quoth the Inquirer,
but the election OF the right man, and that
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Arrived,

AkkIv4Ds
.Sokr. w@. Hone. Scott. PouEhEsspsis. N. Y.
ss9 ss..s a. as'ses Bslto su.no soh..r,
SsS. Mary y Willis. North. Ba'to.. mdzs., W D.
SSES. w l.. sturses, Scott, CHERRY Stone. corn
a9d pcs.soes. Miispansh , fss f.m.. ,;v., ,,m
bsr. {. " We Gis Gs SSs. '. ~ .'
Schf. Charles. Rogers. James river. lumber.
Schr. Z. M. j. Simpson, Sprail, James river,
light. ,,rr
W: b CcIaultt & Co: ,, ~.
scss Venus WL,sns Rsad via ro''
Schr. New York, Carniver, down the river, light
Schr. Redington. Clark. City Point, ice. D. Ward
sah1. r + c. Hammond. Smith. down til. river.
Fam HAvxy. April ls.a7Ar'd, schrs. H. , Ter
Rcbn,oS!s as1' Smith, Mills and Louisa
NSwros5 2p. - Aa,,:,t :eh w. Challenge
smith. RocKiand Tor Richmond; R. Baker. Tilley.
Dennis. for No. folk; 8; f. Parker. Fitzksrald.
mond; VIM. ficksrlng, Perry, Lincolnville, for
ci sSIs43sSs.: APil ,s-crd' 'oAr. J. H Gator
NV Yosx. April E.c CT! :tsam;aiP Js lame:
Skinner i Ran AFmad ccan a
schrs Marshall, Chichester. do X. Pitson, Cole,
Rappahanneck. for Provide nee; Hampden do.
low. Wiimifkton. N. c.; X. w: Dillon: Nj arts do.
WAxRHAM. April 6.-SPd, schr. U. D.. for Nor
folk.
PoRr Az PRINCE. April 2.-Arr'd d. schr. Stetson,
Jr., NC.
Kent, Carlisle, Surry, Va; Belle, Barratt, Viii
mingtOn. N. G.
RosTor, April l6--Arrived. stmr. Ben. de Ford,
Hallet, Norfolk; schTs. MentOra. leighton, Viii
min sfon N. C.; Wild Rove Pierce, Tangier. Va;
B. 8. Wright, Brown. do; Brothers, Linnell. do.
FALL RIVER. April 13.-ArrIved, scar. Eliza Ann
Steele. Chase, Norfolk.
NORFOLK. April l5.-Ar'd, schr. l.. 8. Brown,
Rogers, Richmond.
10y TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. April l8.-The steamer Yorktown.
from Richmond. is now coming up the bay lO
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PASSENGERS arrived per steamship jamestown,
SKINNER, master, from New York:
A. Otendorfer. J. N. Bell. Mrs. i. .Gomperts,
Thomas Cart, John Duryee. Major Mallory, J.
Smith, {: II. West and lady. F. Patterson, Mrs. s.
Ogden, Mrs: Dixon and daughter. +. A. Paine, A
Pecker. J. Williamson and lady, VIM. Grant, and
10 steerage.
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wATKINa & FICKLEN.

WATKINS e F1CKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS!
159 Main street,
Have now in store, their third supply of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many of which have been purchased at the auction
sales in Nav York Mt a rulnOus loss, IN
SPLENDID SILKS,
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and Cammeanx
ORGANIZES:
In plain and fouDced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHINTZ MoUSIJNE pc CHINE;
And BROCHE BEREGE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES;
SHAWLS. EMBROIDERIES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
LINENS. PRINTS.
At factory prices
Either by wholesale or retail, they are prepared
to Offer inducements
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WATKINS & FICKLEN'S

SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
We are prepared to exhibit an unrlvalled stock
of SILKS, of the choicest styles, at astonishing
prices.
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock Of FRENCH LACE, DAMASIE, PCSHkR
and REAL LACE. SILK and BEREGE MAN.
TIES and SHAWLs. some of which are very Gle
CANT and entirely new in style
Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies,
embracing an elegant variety, are very much IN
demand. Our assortment, the extent and elegance
of which an advertisement can give no idea, will
we'll repay the examination of all Glasses of Dry
Goods buyers. by polite attention. the best goods
at the lowest prices, and liberal terms, we strive to
deserve the patronage of all.
IA New Goods constantly receiving.
apl9-l2t* WATKINS l. FICKLEN
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M Double Refined Steam Candies.-N1y
Factory is now complete, and by far the largest es
adjustment Of the kind South Of Phladelphia.
which enables me to offer to the trade OF
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
a. also the city grocers, article Of city made,
steam refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
prlce for an article of like standard.
My stock Of Confectionery, Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed ~ to quality prices. After look
ing around. give me a call, and then determine
who has the best goods, at the lowest prices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,5 Story Building,
mh29-lmif No 90 Nam at
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n Surprising Sacrifice Of
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, &c.
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices. brinsing them within the
reach OF all. at figures 80 per cent. below the cost
Of importation.
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Ma Leeches! Leeches!! Lpeches.!!-I
have have jSst received, by Adams Express; lot Of
large size. which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
P..S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can I've found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel. tentrance on llth street and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap 19--ts H. C. HOBSON
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hOpposition to Monopoly.

nOpposition to Monopoly.
REFRIGERATO
REFRIGE
d r. X A N +.
rye We have for sale the Dr.. KANE REF RIGERA-
TOR. manufactured by +. s. Farson 4 Co, with
the Waterman''s PATENT VENTILATOR, call
ed genuine Also, the much SUPERIOR
CHALLENGE DR.. KANE,
which is (pronOunced) not genuine
As we have a large assortment of both kinds,
We cheerfuiiy invite an examination and compari-
son Of each style As we intend to sell very low
buyers will find it to their advantage to cali before
purchasing elsewhere.
THE CHALLENGES DR.. KANE
This RE + RIG orator has the VENTItATOR
on the side. with other improvements upon the
original Dr. KANE, which Will be shown. They
can he had only of ANGUS r. BYERLY,
apl3-lw II Main street, Market Bridge.
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The Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER. two
weeks ago, denounced the trustees of his tab
ernacle in the bitterest and most abusive
terms, because they refused to allow the noto-
rious WENDELL PHILLIPS to deliver there his
address in favor of a dissolution of the Union.
We don't know upon what grounds the trus-
tees declined. II upon that Of dissertation, we
can scarcely conceive how WENDELL PHIL
LIS could desecrate achurch in the week time,
which WARD BEKCHER breaches in on Sun
days. Nor do we perceive why it is any crime
to recommend on week day dissolution OF
that which the Sunday discourses are designed
to show is a league with death and hell
However this may be, BKEcHER, after denoun-
cling his trustees as s set of towards, had to
take it all back last Sunday and 60 humbly
down on the marrow bones of repentance
His domineering attitude had caused a dis
turbance, the trustees were resigning, and
subscriptions were being withheld from his
new church. Accordingly, last Sunday, he
said: 81 desire SO far to retract the remarks
of last Sunday evening as they bear upon the
action of the trustees Of this church, This
wolf in sleeps clothing will have good deal
besides to retract when he comes to settle his
accounts at the last tribunal.