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LoFTIN n. El.LErT, Clerk.

Rtcn,hhNp, 21h March, 1860.
The Judgment mentioned In the decree Aforesaid moi ing
been paid IN accordance w The lsions the said ,ccrce
shah proceed ,m Tuesday, the nth day Of April nps nj
IN" hour Of oe"ck T. " IN the city Of Iynchburg npn tho
rr,ncs ncihg with The property first mentioned tue
decree scli prt PER-, dcsr sl In sad decree mud,
IN, reef M he necessary io sis the judgment In The de-
act ta aud the costs AMI The charges Incident 10 thu
Trims as provided Tor In The decree
go APO WM +. WATSON, Master
NH ssdtlIRp Conr IN Chnnrrty.
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Death OF Distinguished Author and Elk
Cabinet Minister

NEW YORK. April 5.-The Hon. James X
Paulding. distinguished American author. and
Secretary Of the Navy under President Van Bu
rem, died at his residence near Tarrytown ,este,-
day.
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addition TO the following papers for which Special
Agent viii receive aud forward advertisements To any pa
Ter in the United States.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va.
WlIIG,
sNEESsTrfiH HET,. GogusviIle, Tennessee.
INTELLIGENCEl Morrlsiu~n, Tenn.
GGiAzzEFrTE. LeSIngton,va.
f hEMdGEAr, {Idber'y, Va.
VISITOR, Maron Va.
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REGISTER, Danviie, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. IIO.. YH.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, BRISTOL
1NI0N" Joncsboro' Tenn.
DEMOCRAT GreenyiIle Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga Tenn.
POST, Athens
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STAR AND HERALD, Chrsiansburg, Va.
pAIR Li Grnyson Co. Ho, Va
T TiMEs {{wy.heville, va.
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Persons wishing advertise above
having extensive circulation In localities
find call office OF Lynch,
burg Virgnian, where will ba made
advertisements RwARDEp WITHOUT DELAY.
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jan lots. Foreman virgnlan Office
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- MISCELLANEOUS =.
s0JTHERk lcRlsGiLTGi)RllliE IMPLEMENT
I =. :. 80 MANttFACT0RY.
.pssiss.. Assins erected NV AND ooMMenI
ss Ses sps.p e ss ssss i. Nina. .c 81
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
T. Toeis and Machinery.
1laying bsea the FIRST PREMIUM at The late falr
Of NE lyneharg Assissnr.i Mechanical sosey Tie
work wl gise entire sasrisaa that would
prefer to boy articles n Southern proper
guarantee Il. II, SHEPHERD IL Co, f'
lab ls-dAoly.l LfNoHBtR6, III.
DTRECT IMPORTATION. {.
. -, = 9WlE GO, -,
i,nPerssrs osd Dsoiss n saftsda ~
~ FERTlLlZERS,
Have sSs.,:cIy y hand "a large Sss.p Of
lAsrs-and ssgosi 1s,s la now and .iiOns Iasslas
TUE Aorxrs 81 iii III FFsG tsTs saoyrxarsr
FiIEY are consequently enabled y offer 70 Agealiars
reg = t s Sss receives sSs che
fSs II s. ss ard ~. s s :s s by p
ns ,ns sboss article as oA0ap rs can be had I" any mar
sy- a liberal discount made to dealers
- SOMBRERO GUANO,
A,so q .rsef snpesas nom .hs Island 81 SOU, somrro
tai,s~~i,. ,ad al 4" AMI ~, Woricna G1rao--
fob ssd,s Alexandria, Va.
DIR. 8. johnson, Dentist,
Gz2 IL fully prepared I" per"rn all operations pertaining;
cftto ,he donai profession III The best possib manrrr,
and fully warranted in every respect.
Teeth extracted b.. the aid Of electricity without pnn la The
patient.
go Once, opposite ciaens saungs innk, Main street
1,nchbnrg, Va n
RErEKEScEs;- VIM Owens NJ. D.; Wm u. Owens, N. H.; +.
H. Glmer N. D.; 1hos |" Walker, NJ u John H. fa,rri,
NJ. d. Alex. ompson Ekq; san,l Met orkc fst q. w.
kockc, Esq John D. smith, ksl, ID, ithy, fea Nm. T.
ancey ks,l; John II. f,rcc, Er, aud II. h. Flood Esi
NH -, 00-dlyf u
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re- NOW! rs THE TIME!l -1a
1860. MARCH 1860.
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TEtlll cement water from
dls'anc. cxtnnt n liYpEtt'i1t RAM. ui lien
undersigned has just c,l large a.sarlue pr
rl's Patent, of va'"s sizes, wb he Is prcnhTci I
aud .naIHnier 10 work la the hcs nianncf
C.. =, BLIs1
NH 20 No. III Mnn Street, I!ncIbars.
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Union Hotel, Campbell Court Hou Sc.
TkNlE proprietor his the pub,
Il lie, Tor ie liberal patronage heretofore received and
P.tiuy asks continuance Of the cdsng every
lion to give satisfaction 10 all that may cai him.
STABLES ANDLo onyenientiy silnaie dry.
bic and we'll arranged for the accommodation Of stock. blC-
tERS arc invited 10 call and examine for hemsclycs
NH 17-2awts WIN. a. CLEMENT.
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", MARE STOLEN.--9l5 REWAED.--Dn Mo atay
VtA evening las who gave his ALLEN hirei
49, Mare at our Stable 10 20 as he said aIsw nu - IN
The country promising Ia return the evening" since which
time have heard nothing from him We therefore, )iso
he has abseonde with The Mare We will give tho sbr,e
ward for her delivery She II small light soFrcl heavy
and iaiwhie feet blaze aer, aud spirited and
nery she years old, this Spring She has small
The Of back by The sadc Tn"
s5 feet or 10 inches g, would wss Fnn laO to 10 Ia
and gentee,y dressed IN backwltonto ccoa said he
resident of Iynchburg. Any information Hning
him the Mare sill be thankfully receyed and rewarded
above. j. w. ~ \. l., WkId HI. :
FOB .sd&c2fawts--( Rep s
GOLD RINGS-of every weight, In H. 10 aud Is kasl gold
- a large stock on hand. d. WILLIAMS y SON,
NH 70 IS Main treot
NEHlrE ONION SETS.-silycr Skin Onion Sets II hand
w aud for ssl" by ap2l j. ir THOMPSON, pru sgist
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AA No sold entire stock Of 0poas " my old stand
have located below the kor,ell Houses oppose Hall
sio" B'"'s Thaptfl 10 my cnds aud customers for ne
liberal pan heretofore extended ma, sort centin-
cash WI keep constantly baud, piee selecon VI GRO
lCERis AID STAPLE DRY GOODS; aso, Corn Menl, Plas-
Tor and hl' onal lg t-s J. u kIiEARER.
march II .dtR
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DUTTEE Just received aud for sale by
ID ma JAMES BOYD &C.
nULTs, tc lave Just received u supply Aleu-
7k dale W its, Marseils couuerpanes LNrn Drin,.s.
White and hoscd MaseiHs Hosiery Alaparas. v,rl
cheap. ID. PtEN II. tE.la.
mh SO No. III Maj.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16
The Audranlif grfss.
BALLAD.
eERnANEsQUE.

In room there sits maiden, crimson-lipped md lus-
trous-eyed,
And Youth dressed like peasant sits in sieDce at
her side.
Loue laughs that Joyous maiden, ss from theme to
theme she trips;
But the peasant youth beside her, sits ard opens not
his lips.
And what marvel that he does not, in the converse
G take part,
When every word she utters, isan ar in his heart
Much she talks Of one Count Rudolph Of an old and
princely line.
Whom she met At Baden-Baden, and had sailed with
the Rhine
"Ahl would were lady," says he maiden out at
last-
'sThe lady Of castle. with lands5f circuit vast
tzsnb,
She seeks eIfn token Of rich and high estate.
And the peasant youth beside her. the uttered wish
Ls his honest hands before him. that she may not
his tears;
Rose up he then and sad-"Bertha, may God guard
and guide you i'-then
Goes his lonely way Ia silence, and came again.
And some years have come and vanished, and Bertha
lives in state,
The lady of q castle with warders at the gate
Far away her thoughts are wandering-far away DER
And she lift her hands before her, that they may not
Sec her tears.
But the peasant youth--what of hml Did he end his
own career
With poison or pistoli No-he took to Lager Beer:
Took wife-a plain. good woman and at eve how
blest sits he.
With his Claras about him, and-a baby ON his
knee.
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COLUMBIA HILL STORE!

wv C. COLEY Y has on hand choice assort-
w ement of Groceries. Provisions, Furniture Mi
ming Implements. Carpenter Tools Mattresses Cloth.
irs and other Goods too numerous to mention, which
he offels to- the pNblic at low rates for Cash
on1ys share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited. feb 1Stf
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

JONES was travelling with his wife, an d was
50 gallant in his behavior, that madam grew
uneasy and demonstrated against bis atten-
tion as being too marked for public obser-
vati0n. "The d-l," said Jones, "we're
married, suppeseF' "Yes," said the lady,
.'but judging from veuF department, folks
will think ue anti" sWell, what of it?" said
Jones. why, not much, certainly, for you,
said the careful dame, ttyol are man; bur
we women have eas characters to. take care
Off
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

A DIALeGgE-"Ra, can person catch
anything if be don'tru after itgr
3Certainly not"
"Well, then, how did xea catch the cold
You have getr
"By running after ysar mother, to bring
her hene from the Young mems prayer smeet-
fag-p
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

SERvED RrcHT.-The friends of Governor
Stewart, Of Missouri, find much fault with
his conduct, but attribute all his wander
mgs to confirmed drunkenness. He replies
that they have ne right to fnG fault with his
.intoxication, for he was drunk when they
nominated HIM, drunk when they elected
him, drunk when they iaasgurated him. and
drunk he means 10 Be till the end Of his
term.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

An old man picked Mp hal& dollar in the
street sOld man that's nineyr said keen
looking rascal. uDid yours have . hole in
it?" asked the Old man. ssYes replied the
ether smartly. ssThen this is not thine, he
replied. .Thee must learn to be little
shafper next lime.n
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Wood
John
Mass.

q Fearing they may not, we give the solution
of the apparently senseless direction. 1t
aJohn Underwood, Andover, Mass
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

Can any of our readers interpret the fol-
lowing sspsrseripaiea With which witty
school-boy lately directed his letter to his
friend:
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

The publisher Of the Knickv5ocker Maga-
zine says, that he would rather sit up all
night to enter thename of new prepaid sub
scribess, than to write dunning letters two
hours day. What . strange perversion Of
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Excitement at Louisville. X,

LouisvILLE, KY, Feb. 27.--A man calling
himself John Haskell, and haiying from Ma
sachusetts, bat who is said to be IN English.
man ana sailor, recently from New Or
leans, was arrested in this city GU Saturdsy.
for practising sodemy on three boys.
his examination to-day, was postponed
on accoun: Of the Illness OF one Or the wis.
nessee.
This forenoon "a crowd gathered about tbs
Court House, increasing in number till two
O'Clock, when the Mayor ordered steam FIRE
engine ~ to the spot to drive away tbs
crowd. Thia vas temporarily successful.
but towards dark the crowd sweiled till is
numbered several thousand. and an attack
on the Jail and application OF lynch law T.,
she prisoner was appreheGded.
The military We're ordered 10 hold thsm-
selves in readiness. Two pieces of cannon
were placed inside The jail apd the police
marshalled. The latter kept tie square IN
front of the Jail clear, and arrested several
intoxicated and turbulent persons.
This evening Judge Bullock addressed tn7
crowd, saying that the parents of tine vic.
Tins desired no riocous proceedings, but wsro
willing that the prisoner should bs dealt with
by the law, and counselling mo deraticn,
Al this time 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. the crowd
is gradually dispensing, although spirit or
great indignation still exists against ths
prisoner. The fears of al attack on the jai
tonight are subsiding.
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GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

IN Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was. experimenting upon his own head,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since'a fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced sMr.
EzRKIELl of the efficacy OF his discoverytha
he has named&it sSThe Infallible Virginia
Hair Rest0rer." Mr. Z. is about going into
m extensive manufacture of an article which
is destinedto prove ofsanXious interest to our
bald pated friends.- From Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
THIS famous article can now be had of the
principal &Druggists Those persons who de-
sire lin~head 'ofhair, shave only to use the
restorer according TO printed directions on the
bottle. Those who hsyesany doubts OF its eff
cacy, can have them removed&in short time,
byAsing Athe VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimedto be.
Wholesale depot for orders 50 Main street.
Il. kEZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1859
i. N. EZEKIEL, take o th on the,Holy Bi.
BILE, thatI have been bald for the pasal2tyears,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel Jos. MAYO,
Mayor of Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
jan l2-Iy Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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stHoNoR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE. 1T has
been said by few unfortunate mortals who
have striven in vain to gain position of hon
or and distinction, that they were not suf-
fciently appreciated. While such may
sometimes be the case, it is generally to be
observed that true deserving worth is cor
daily accepted and honored, whether APP
applied to religion, politics, the arts, or in
vention. Next to religion, invention or
discovery, has the highest position, for it
Yields mighty influence; through its chan
nels nations have overleaped, as if by magic,
the bounds Of separation, aad united by cleo.
trio wires, can converse together at momen-
tary will.
Indeed, the diversified efforts OF mans ge-
MUS in these respects, are source OF admi-
ration and gratitude to the whole human
race. In medicine, science has revealed
within the last quarter of century, many
hidden truths, which had before been consid-
cred to be impossibilities. The malignity
of pestilential disease, is now in great mea-
sure bereft of its terror, and even the 'insa-
tiate archer" consumption is arrested in his
deadly march, and often times overthrown.
Undoubtedly the great rally ing power in
the treatment of this and other pulmonary
diseases, is DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry; and the foregoing illusions are APP
plicable to the memory of its illustrious dis
coverer. The proof of the efficacy of this
great remedy is in its uAdying reputation.
1t has stood the test of time, and its fame as
extended to all climates. Canada Chrsstian
Advocate.
Sold by M. A. & G. A. Santos, Wake Il
Co., King g. Toy, and by all Druggists in
Norfolk, and elsewhere.
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CsLEsRATioN.-The anniversary of the
settlement OF Jamestown, Virginia, is to be
celebrated in New York on the 18th of next
May, by the "Old Dominion" Society, re.
gently formed in that city. There viii be
a dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel. and an
GRAFTON by the Hon. Mr.. Summers, of Vir.
ainia.
An EXTRAORDINARY MEETINa.-So gen.
slsmen connected with charitable societies
N London, who contemplate establishing
home fos the fallen, gave supper at res
ksutSnt there on the night OF the 4th, which
was attended by ESQ courtezans. Prayer
was offered up by score of clergymen who
we're present, which was respectfully listen
ed to by the extraordinary audience.
PASSENGER TRAFFIC OF SAN FRANCISCO
There arrived at San Francisco during the
year 1859, SO, 1873 passengers, of which &c.
500 We're from Panama, and 3, 1872 were from
China. During the past twelve months,
there LETT that port total of "a ,7sl ,of which
1893 were for Panama and the East, and
2.7ll for China. The gain OF population
70 the State through San Francisco, was
1a.402.
HATING EXTRAORDINARY The N. York
IT1puns says that a few nights aince, at a
rat pit in White street, in that city, Phil
dslphian, on g wager, ate a Epe ratin the
psesence OF an admiring and appauding au-
sienss.
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MA Rim e N e w S i.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIY ED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY Feb. Goth.
Stea mship Yorktown, Parish, FIN Richmond
mdZ and passengers to M Smith & Bro.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, I'm Baltimore.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough. FIN Bait, guano.
Schr Geo G Rogers, Jacobs, FIN E Shore, oats
to B T Bockover.
Schr Majesty, Murphy, I'm Bait, mds to sun.
dry persons
Schr Rebecca Harriet, Sparrow, FIN Rich
mond.
Schr John Wesley, Mann, I'm N c, cotton
and corn.
schr Augustus Holly, Davis, I'm N C, cotton
and corn.
Schr Lovey Tillett, Swan, corn to B T Book
over,
Schr Sea Monster, Gordon, FIN c. cotton,
corn and tar.
Schr Onon, Gaylor, I'm C, shingles,
Boats Henry Clay, Delk 4 LINDSEY, w
Grandy and d d Ferrebee, FIN N G, corn.
CLEARED
Schr Davidson, Ryder for New York.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lapwing at Belfast, from this ort, had
succession Of gales on the 10 tn inst. on her
passage, with loss of main boom and leaking
badly, but was fafely got into port. One man
was knocked overheard during the gale but res
cued.
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The Wreck of the Hungarian
Fragmets of the Wreck Found

MONTREAL, Feb. 2s.--Thc following dis
patch was received here last nighs;
DARLINGTON, N S.,Feb. 27.-To II Ausn.
Montreal; Arrived here in the Bohemia
at o'clock this morning-One boat con-
ple'r with oars iashed to the thyarts, was
found boltom up at Fort Lateur.
several pieces of boats nave also basn
picked up of Cape Sable. Goods from sa
wreck are strewn along the oeaeh from
Tuskel Island round Cape Sable as lar Eas,
~ Ragged Island.
No more bodies have yet been round /
viii proceed to the wreck this AFTERNOON
(Signed) A. CRAW FORD
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jan l2-Iy

0y- The success which attends the use of DR.
] Hoststter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters evn-
ces at once its virtues in all cases of debility
and disc ase of the Stomach. Certificates al
most without number have been publish
ed, attesting its almost miraculous power
in removing those painful and fearful dis.
eases. And 'at,this time it seems idle to de
more than call attention to the great remedy of
the age lin order to awaken public attention to
its excellence. 1t is the only preparation of
the kind that is reliable in all cases, and it is
afflicted. The Bitters are pleasant to the taste,
agreeable in their effects, and altogether val.
liable as tonic or remedy for indigestion.
For sale by BURRUSS 8 BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and importers of BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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Distressing Ne'os from Lieut.. Mallan's
EspsS:tion "A letter dated Fert Walla-
Walls, Washington Territory, December lst
says:
An express has just reached this post from
1t. Mullan's expedition, bringing the sad in
sslligence that severe snow storm had over
tsksn the party in the Rocky Mountains, land
that many animals had been lost, and men
frozen by the severe cold. Two soldiers of
Inc escort, who had been left as rear guard
10 protect certain quartermasters' stores,
were so badly injured that it was feared
shsir feet would have to be amputated. The
expedition, having completed 300 miles of
road, was still pushing on to mild winter
Tag point. The winter is represented to have
set In unusually early, and with marked
severity,
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AssEsoE OF MINp.--The Eastern Argus
says that the Rev. Mr.. B, pastor of the
Congregational church, in Gilead, Me-, on
Sunday week tackled his horse to sleigh,
took in some butter and eggs, and lot of
lin ware, and started for Gorham, N. H..
about ten miles distant, to dispose of the
Sormer and to have the latter mended. Ar.
learn, as be offered his products for sale, that
Ii was Sunday. 1t was with some d difficulty
that be was convinced of the fact. But upon
coming TO the conclusion that it was Sun
day, he said he would return and preach to
his congregation in the afternoon.
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SPRING 1850.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SPRING


HAVING just returned from New York with
IL very large stock Of Fine Dress and Fan
cy Goods,I would respectfully solicit call
from my customers, friends, and all that are
disposed to patronise house that buys sxciu-
sively of Southern Importers, and wholesale
dealers in New Y ork, leaving all BLACK and
Black Republican houses to try their changes
with Massachusetts, Ohio, &c. Being myself
Southern man, expect to sustain our South
ern principles throughout. My stock compri-
SEES more than the usual variety kept in our
line of Dress and Fancy Goods. Now on hand
the richest and newest designs in
BaIeges, Organizes, La VOulet, La Pi eco lom-
mi, French and English Jaconets, richest
Robes, Summer Silk la Volsnt, extensive as
sortment in Fancy and White BrilIants, Lin.
ems, White Goods, &c.
Our stock of Lace and Silk Mantiilas, the la.
test Partisan styles, and at all prices.
Also extensive assortment Of Embroiderie,.
Needle Work Bands 300 doz Linen Hdkerchiefs
from 64 cts to So. The richest and newest
styles in TRIMMINGS, Laces, Wells, Lace Mltts,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
All merchants from the country would do
Well to look at our stock te!Ore purchasing, as
We can compete with the largest houses liz o r
line. T. CANPE,
fe 29-tf 80 Eas: Main street, Nortork.
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New Advertisements.
CITY DIRECTORY,

NTE have now commenced the canvass of
w the City for NEW Directory, to which
will be addeu a BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
In the General Business irectory we pro-
pose to have the name OF every white male, IL
years and over, females in business and wild
0ws and III the Business Directory, all the
business men, classified under their special bn
sinesS head.
The circulation will be very large and gen
eral through the city and State, which viii
make 1t the best advertising medium of the sea-
son.
doping to meet the encouragement such
work deserves, we assure the public that no
pains viii be spared to make it as complete as
possible.
We have made arrangements with expert
enced Directory men, who will proceed imme-
diately TO canvass the city.
The work will be ready for delivery about
April 5th Price 81 50 pei copy.
JNO X HATHAWAY,
fe 29-2W Publisher
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Poisoned By .STRYCHN1NE WHIsKEY.-Ni-
sholss Spencer and his wife, both colered,
we're poisoned in Steubenville, Ohio, last
Saturday, by drinking strychnine whiskey
the husband dying within half an hour al
Ter taking the fatal dose, and the wife suf-
ssr2g so much at the time the letter was
written to the Pittsburg Chronicle that her
les it sssns procured Bottle of Whi5e ag
At tavern in town, which, it is said, was
heavily charged with strychnine. Both
parties partook ofit,a both became alarm
ing Ill Immediately afterwards, with what
result we have stated.
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New YORK Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Flour is tirm; sales
Of 5000 bills. State S5.l0s5, 90; Ohio S. 85a
Sc
Wheat is firm; sales 1000 hu, al Sl.2l tor
Milwaukee club in store.
Corn is heavy; sales 5000 bu. AZ 79a8l us
for white and yellow.
PORK is heavy. Mess $3.50 New a.,
$l5.40.
Lard is trm. $3.50.
hlskey-ls held firm az "a cents
Gomez is firm. Sales OF 600 tags; IS / Al
l21ac, Stock $500 bags.
sugar is heavy, and prices have deciiaen
"a on the last three days.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-29

MRS. Winslow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by soften ing the gums, re-
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
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and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
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