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0p0C1A6 NOTICE..
A''er'''e:sr i ii s noRE ;sausparslse.
Ai EL IFsxnxr DRESS GOODS.
A"'''''f L'&effKsy sss2 pyEtGIE aso nr,,o,
reach Of all, at figures 20 per cent. below the cost
OF Importation.
WATKINS Il rICKLHN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
139 Main Street.
Il, ARE now receiving and opening their third sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
Many Of which have .'ecn purchased At the auction
sales IN New York during the past week. At which
81 DRESS GOODS
n plain and aounced SKIRTS; o''"'D'I''
ssir'! fHSII HfSSA4bbsffE i. Re s CHINE
And SRof RISh FE tx5S Az sik sSSisrxx
Sh4 HSHs,E FURNISHING S9 SSEPSlEs
Plantation pLAIps AND srEkf HfEEss,s =. fac
Either b; Wholesale or retail. they are prepared to
WATKINS l. FICKLEN's
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE arm INST
We shall he prepared to exhibit an uNR,vALLED
STOCK of SILKS, of the choicest sty les at aston
Ishng prices.
IA Tin THURSDAY morning. the 9Th, we will
EXHIBIT our splendld stock of FRENCH LACE
DAMASIE, PCSHER and REAL LACE, SILK
and REREGE MANTLES and SHAWIS some Of
which are very elegant and entirely n,rr in style
IA Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
LADIES' embracing a beautiful variety, will he ex-
hihiied at the same time. Our assortment, the ex
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give no idea, will we'll repay the examination of
all classes Of Dry Goods buyers. BY polite atten-
ton. the best goods. at the lowest prices and
liberal terms. we strive to deserve the patronage
of all. p2--l2 WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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COAL, COKE. &c.


(NOAl..-On hand u full supply of
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP. AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL.
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
C. b. LIPSCOMB,
nh l4-ts l4th ST., near Mayo's Bridge.
GLOVER HILL LUMP AND RAIL, AND
~ ANTHRACITE COAL. of best quality, for
sale by NJ. d. WHITING,
NH 9-Im Near the Petersburg Depot.
NOAL AT x3.75... have still on hand a lot of
" this COAL. Office on l4th street, next door to
Mr.. Samuel Hastings grocery store.
NH Tim F.COOK,
(sOkE.- 1.-The price of Coke untls further notice
~ will he az follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE. 49,. 49,. --.>- $3.50
SOFT HAIL COKE. .-.-. 100000. SIS
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10th
and Cary and 9th and BYRD streets. Terms cash.
de Pts JNO. j. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and un-
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zoo PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
OOO To he run of at an immense sacrifice, on
account of en.rging my store this summer
Also, Table and Floor OIL. CLOTH; 50 large
gilt framed PARLOR PICTURES, different see
merry. at one half their value Call SOON at the
established Window Shade and Dry Goods Store
of NJ GOLDEN, go Broad st..
Opposite the store Of Quarles Il Sons.
PSI have no travelling agents in this city or
elsewhere. NH 9-3m
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ny Richard C0uthav0s AucCfs
CARNAGE Ar AUCT1ON.-On SATVR-
~ DAY, 7th inst. at 10 O'Clock. At the a0sce Lot
on Council Chamher Hill; will sell. At ancti0s.a
complete order. 4. CAUTH09N.
APPS AUctbo0o0S.
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Two HANDSOME BUILD!NG LOTS ON
,1.s THE NNoRRTH SIRE IF MARSHiAiEYte sT
THE. coRPoRATloN. FOR SALE At AUG,
TIQN.-WlLl be sold at auction. on the premises.
r. NJ. two. handsome BuiL6ING LOTS, l,.estsd
as above. fronting together g feet on the North
SIZE of Marshall street. running back 40 feet to an
alley Is feet wide, and Just beyond the residence
Of Mr.. Francis T. Isbell.
TERMs-Onc- third cash; balance at 1 and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till last note is paid. The taxes for
ap6 GODDfN h APPERSON, Aucts.
SEVENTEEN MOST DESlKABLE LOTS
- ON COUNCIL CHAMBER Hi FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-W he sold. on MONDAY, the
18TH April 1860. at AZ O'Clock NJ, upon the pre-
misses. II most desirable and eliglbly located
LOTS, on Council Chamber Hill.
Maps Of the property may be seen at the office
of auctioneers.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at /, and
wears Tor negotiable notes. ntere added, secured
bv trust deed. The taxes for 1860 t. I've paid by
the purchasers. GODDIN & APPERSON,
api AuclioneeTs.
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ROSCOE 3; HEATH.} com'r,.

mhl9
TTR USTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HAN.
L OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD.-PqIsuant to the provisions Of . deed Of
trust from VIM. H. Tyler and wife, TO the lrds :.
deed, will, on the premises, on the 10th day Of
April. 1860, commencing at IL O'Clock. sell to tho
said deed, containing by estimation one hundred
acres. This tract Of Land is on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and adioins the lands OF John r.
Cross. Jno. J. Winafeld's estate and others, and
is part Of the tract Of land lately belonging u
Charles Jarvis estate.
TERMs.-Cash will be required for 20 much ~
will be necessary to pay the costs of sale, record
ing said deed. &c, and to discharge the debt 40
will be made known on the day of sale.
NH 6-dtd X. u. DOHWEIL. Trustee.
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NScJIIISTIKs VRd FH HEk 4 bHYA ZEN
PLASTER.-We would call y9ur ~
81: + s6y ssOis 9aY Of -, =:

IN CHANTS WHO USE AMP e Al IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would call your ~
S Ss:, e WSbsos s5rT Blue
chased with special reference 70 The interest," a. Ne
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long experience IN the oo9eooos - eIv-
I'M Il our attention seeing that ~:
rel 10 well coopered snd In good shiDHn& oI0ofa 80
the Plaster thoroughly pulve!ised--we hasAr4 DO
thing in say ing that It will b % yoar tnecve$ %
give Us . call. Farmers sending hess ytl b fhI-
nlshed at one dollar less Der toy: A heelal dis
count tc tho tradS NEE. @ ~ DsSea
IA Orders left IN our box at Robinson Z Rob
j. { II. r. SH ARP, steaa P!aetes Nill,.
m 1s--sm. South side Of the Dock. kaehnoee.
NOTICE.-Ths undermined. by vgtus OF tho
~ powers vssted in them b . deed o! truss fxe-
cuted TO them by Messrs. Tupsnsn Hull. ot -.
cord in the Clerks Oice 0( the huetiaxs C0ere o.
Of GOODS. FIXTURES. B0OKr and IQQQ WILL
Of the business lately conducted by sasd Iul1s9
l. Hull, al the store No,llO On the north ssde of
Main street privately. TO th0ss des,neg - - "a
the basness q ths s:lc q, Hfi4fR Ms ASS6
GOODS, &C., \ rare oppnrtunity 70 onore6: II PCT
| sold privately before. the cntire STOCK, FIX
TURES, &c. will he sold at public auctOa on the
In the meantime, the stare viii lenAaa eyeA Ard
the business be ea!fied on BY Nm. ]. TC1oAN
and IRVING HULL. who arp hesebv appointed
the Agent; q ths s t,us go &c shss psr1oss'
B.R. WELLFoRT. a.. Trass''''
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COMMIssIONERs, SALE OF yALUA:

COMMISSIONER SALE DE VAkUA:
~ BILE REAL ESTATE. IN AND NEAR THE
TOWN OF MANCH ESrER.-As Commission
ers. appointe by a decree of the County Court
of Chester field. pronounced at March term. 1860,
IN the case OF Wood and Grant ag'st b. J. Sizer,
&c. we shall proceed to sell at public auction.
1850 al o'clock P. NJ. tif fair; il not: the next
fair day,) the following valuable REAL ES-
TATE:
LIST The fee simple of said Sizer in the real es-
tate in rear of the tavern property, between that
and the MasOns Hal. fronting on the south side OF
Jackson street, with two framed tenements there
on, with brick Easements. This property is capa-
BILE Of 4 division, to sell vacant lot, which
will be done ifdesired.
I'd. The fee simple of said Sizer in and to an I'M
divided moIety of the Lots pu chased by him and
= Lewis Of Perdue, Trustee; being. part of Lot
No. 3 IN F.. c. Mayo's plan. ado ming Manchester.
Nc ucnough street to the Railroad.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and j2
months for negotiable notes st dtcd. secured
By trust deed The for 1860 to he paid by tho
purchasers. G. C. MCRAE, lc,m,.
ERASMUS GARY, O""
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPEKsoN. Aucts.
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TEN vFRY HANDSOME BUILDING
1 LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, BOUNDED BY

l.. HrHHND ssrn sTREETS Fok SALE Ar
AUCTION Ill he sold ON TUESDAY, the 10th
April. 1860, the premises, commencing at O'cik,
TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS located abOve. FIVE
fronting each 50 feet on the East line Of 9th st..
and FIVE fronting also 80 feet each the w est line
Of 18th street. running back 1875 feet to an alley
feet wide and boanded on the North by the South
line Of l. street.
TKRMs-One- third cash balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. The taxes for 1850. the purchasers to pay.
apps GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and un-
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards:
de Its JNO. J. WERTH, Ag't.


T OOk OUT FOR no. 81 MAIN STREET.
~ THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS in RICH.
MOND.-6,OO0 yards handsome pattern Prints at s
and cts, worth l2,.; beaut full Lawns at and l2
cts; the richest patterns and the best quality OF
prices; beautiful fancy Silks at 50 cts, worth Is.
some at 81. 81. rs and upwards; Blk. Silks, very
good at Sc and higher prices; Stella Shawls 81
and higher. every color; worth three times the
money; Busters at b0c.; Silk Manttllas at 81 50,
So rs and some at SlS, selling for double
the money; SILK PaIasols and Extension sk,rts from
French Needle worked Ladies Collars and Cam
brio Bands at half their value; blsaot ed and brown
Table Cloth, Oil Cloth, Carpeting, Cambrcs.
Chsets and SWISS hlHslIos at Price: To- asten q.
SlH. 80. Morocco, Kid and Goat skin Shoes,
with heels. At u l2la and higher prices; Misses
ton, at All prices. 26c. and upwards; Ladies fne
Slipper. At 60; Men. Slippers 2! Ss,ac.; Les Vel
Calf skin Shoes, &c., for Mea, Boys and Servants.
If you want to save from 3 TO 30 per cent, call
NH sim JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
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/ VfRGiNfA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
lied, they will DO prepared to issue policies on or
before the 18th Of April at their once, oIDossss
This company 10 instituted with v!ev to retain
at home the large sums heretofore paid from ne
cesaity TO Northern offices; and 10 hased upon the
principle of mutual interest and beneht Of insur-
erx and insured.
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COM MISSION ERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN MANCHESTER ON THE
CORNER OF HULL AND ARNEY STREETS.
As Commissioners appointed by decree Of the
Circuit Court of Cheste rheld, pronounced ut the
October term, 1850, in the case of Patteson, &c,
auction. on the premises on THURSDAY, the
10Th April. 1860. at O'Clock p NJ. IF fair; if not
the next fair day lone halfOf HALF-ACRE LOT,
No. 236 IN the Plan OF Manchester, opposite the
reside nee Of Dr.. kamue A. Patteson. at the
OF Hull and Barney streets fronting about 52s feet
on the East side Of Barney street, and 81 feet on
the South side of Hull street. There are three
DWELLINGS on the Lot two wooden and one brick,
ger Office.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
months for bonds bearing interest, with good per
sonal security. and title retained till the further
order of the Court. The taxes for 1850 to be paid
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90 FLY.Rf.NIGnT;;,1 Ths ccleSfstea
~ impoyted horse FLY-bI Nl6AT, viii
the subscribsr, near Clarksvile. Mscklenhurg
couuty. Va, At ~ tho season. S7S 70 II:p!c The
Ss.nd A. - miles hon HcOttsburg Wolf Pitt, on
IN Hichmond and Dsnyille Railrnad,
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lRPLEASANTS. Seo'y.

ID f. N q 1--we beg leave ~ inform oar
removed to our large and spacious Factory. No. ~
Main street, between the st. Charles Hotel and the
ciliies for manufacturing all articles IN our line.
and can our humorous customers that they
kinds Of MINERAL WATERS: PORTER. ALE.
CIDER and LAGER BEER; We ale" ttfSr to ~
we can recommend to our patrons. Delivered in
any part Of the city free of charge.
Returning our sincere thanks for the hoerel "a
hope to receive a continuance 81 the sane u OuF
new Factory. MASON BURNED
Bottlers II Porter, Ale, Cider and Lager Beer.
-.LaO
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VIRGINIA BACON.-l have just received
4" OF prime F AN l. Y B CON. cured IN
qua. II not superior, to any ever sold IN this mar
SCI For sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
sps-3tf Family Grocer, No. 4 Franklin st.
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM PA.
NY-At \ meeting Of tho Stockholders o. ne
ViryInia Life Insurance Company. held - the
Office Of the Merchanrs' InsurADQs C0MpAnys IN
the city Of Richmond. on "WEDNESDAY. the 1Iss
At NJ ych la6O thu fnl0Ving Rontlonon were oto0Ss
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(NlTY SCAVENGEK.-The undersigned re-
that he IS prepared TO CLEAN OUT rear honses
sinks. and other places of deposit. and thoroughly
lime them. on the most reasonable terms and IN
manner not in the least oenSi the premises
which he may work. His wagon is so con-
structed ss to he air and water tight.
Orders can be left with Messrs. MILLSPAUGH &
JOHNSTON, No. q Main street, or JAS. 7. DUAL,
corner 10Th and Main. X. H. ALLEN, Agent.
NH I'm
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SUPT'S OFFICE, r. Il Y. r. X. R.,i
RICHMOND, April 3, 1860. (
CEALED PROPOSALS.. Endorsed PropO-
- sails for Masonry will he received until the 10th
INST, for building STONE CULVERT over Gil
lies Creek at the point crossed by the railroad.
Plans and Specifications NAV be seen at Smperin-
tendent's office. THOS. X. SHARP,
ap 4-6t Superintendent.
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OFEICE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Co..i
Richmond March "A. 1860.
CALLED MEETING of the Stockholders
n Of the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY will be held at this Office on WE'D
sheraton an act amending the charter of the
company. passet on the 23d inst and such other
business as may he submitted.
By order of the Board of Directors.
m - =. IN Y.
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OF DlfoCtOre1
i. mcfarland, gohn rqsq9lIs.
Allen, amJ i: DSyWs
b. Heath. jos \ AndersODs
z. MoCsnco, Y. g.. Basneys
Montague, 70. =. 4aasy.
Burr, Jas. A. CcyafaAns
3inter, 1en. III. Nesns
mes, Z. j. MO0!cS
AppersOn, John y: CtalDOrnos
D. CrenshaWs u: q. Wh1rRy..
. Paine, VIM. H. Christian,
;. Baskerville, Wyndhsm NQooftoons
+. Harrison, John Q. 1hefor,
/. Haxall, Peter 9. WArWloks
+. Brooke, 40. HAef1ne.
ID. Shell, Edward NOrvell,
!, tom GOddin. George ] sumner,
oOley, D. 3. Woodbridge.
adjournment Of the meeting Of Stock:
~ Board Of Directors convened, aAd
II. MCFARLAND.
SAINT. J. HARRISON.
'ary-J. ADAlR PLEASANTN.
BLAIR BURWELL.
Mey- ROSCOE b. HEATH. Esq.
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Wa c56nakMfssios = P i N1xSS3 gsz.
y ysnss snd Maniiis PAP RS; Bookbinders'
ere teGW EERStsss HL trS 9 Don
4 Hsnover stroef. corner Of German street,
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II PINE TfNbER for hcsss framing. e.
OAK TIMBER. 70. railroad carg, 10.
hcxas Ard noT1efS-sxwed 70 order, and delivered
Il short aosios. from my r|l il !chsssHT,ssld' four
milee distant. W.. p. o1ANVHA
whN-lm and 10Th.
HT1NIN6s RACTS.-PnOPOeALG will
M - received 1t the Carbon Hill Mines, iOr
sm nj Svn :" ' JNo. J. wEHrH. Asr.
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HERALD THURSDAY MARCH o. l8eo-rRIPLR SHEET
THE LECTURE SEASON.

~ the Ladies' on Health, with proper Illustrations v
day, zon Ats ocock nDr Peters church, UNIV ersalis
unissiou Is cents.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OFFICE OF THE CON-
IN mssioneys of Taxes and Assossmens 50 Chambers
New York January TO- l66Noce hereby given hat the
Assessment Ro Of Real and Personal Estate the
New York for The 1860 public nspee
ton and will continue open until the sth day April next
inclusive All taxpayers earnestly requested to and
examine TIE order that
be corrected Also. all entitled BY roduo-
ton Of their assessments by reason Of bel sg
by exempt from TAXATION requested 10 make apploa
ton for such reduction exemption previous 10 The closing q
the rolls on said sob day Of April.
The following section OF the act OF April H. 1859 pub
lfhed for tire reformation of iaxpayers-
Section 10 During the time the books shall DO for
public nsp econ heretofore provided application be
made any perlcn considering himself sggovcd by The
sessed valuation OF his real personal eitse have the
corrected If such application be made In relation % The
sseessed valuation Of real estate must be made IN wrn
stating the ground Of objection thereto and thereupon tho
Commissioners shall eIsmine into the and In their
Judgment the erroneous they shall ho
70 be corrected such sppcston be made IN relation
the assessed valuation Of esate the applicant shall
examined uni osh by the said who shall
be admns,er such OATH any Of thc and r.
their Judgment the they shall
the be corrected and fix the amount OF such
believe 10 be aad declare their decision
thereon within thirty days after such application sha have
been made them No reduction lha be made by the Board
OF Supervisors OF ersmen real personal esato
imposed under this act unless shs appear under oath
Affirmation that the party aegreved uoAble 70 aoud
within the period prescribed for tie correction tayea by
Of sickness absence from the cyIAws Of 1855
chapter 5Q2, eecion Q. A. J. WILLIAMSON.
y. W. ALLEN,
J. W~BROWN,
.t.~l1.x 10 re- A-.~-
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cyrrRxosCOPFs AND VIEWS AT LESS THAN aAyp
o. usua prices ths Union stsreoscopio Cor "a
SIS Broadway stairs. Can and sEanne urdvs from thc
country promptly attended 70,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GSuMMER BOARD IN fBs OoUNrRY-AT SARaTOB
- sprpgs-1be large private boarding house "wsshpgo
Hallo viii be open LIST Of May. II 10 broadway, betwoo
Congress Empr springs and has fine grounds well shade
Address Mrs j. W. Mason or sppy ut 80 Hes Sixteenth q
New York
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
FINE ARTS.

HEENAN PHOTOGRAPHS.
III The frieuds OF John c. Hee0an have Photograph
Portrait h puslis sent BY mall fro Of post
are Price 81 0x6 inches from original oh0lograph
Non nom life now Of his Boston ends
Addresv James Clark Co Artists. Wafer sreek, Bosop
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MARINES SAYINGS BANK, NO THIRD AVENUE.
Wl corner Seventh street,
Interest allowed deposits at the rate Of cent
of $500 and under and cent on lager sums
mencipg first Of April
Bank open daily nom IA NJ o2 P. NJ, and Wednesday
and Saturday from 8 to O'Clock N.
THOs b. ETlLLMAN, President.
1. T. SMITH, Secretary.
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NJ OrICE--AN ANNUAL ELECTION FOR NINE TRuB-
In tees Of the Knickerbocker Ice Company will be held
their Office 4S2 Canal street. Tuesday phi TO- 1880 Tho
polls will open from IL 10 O'Clock p H. Transfer books
will be clcsed from the lst to the llth inst
r. I. COMPTON. PresdeaL
g. r. wonIESpYKE, Secretary.
M Marc
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NJOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
IN negotiating Crosby Dibblees acceptance
dated York February TO- 1867 months payable
Bank Of America for 81 aS ~ Also J. Merrmsn 90 g
order dated Memphis February 49, 1890 tor $2
both endorsed The abovelwere In yeope directed
fbsnx Bank Providence and lost from the stage
North Aeboro and Providence The
stopped. TIT, WHITING + co 10 Broadway.
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DKMITrAMCE9.
IL UNION BANK or LONDON,
BANK OF LIVERPOOL,
BKLFAST BANKING COMPANY, ireland,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Drafts banks suit from 81 upward,
payable on presentation, and good everywherein
ERGLAHD, SCOTLAND,
IRELAND, o. WALEA
! TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No. rs Wall street, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHEMCAL BASK.--NEw YORK, MARCH 10. 1860
~ The stockholders OF this are hereby ncted that N
annualelecon for directors and for tno next
eeedng election, will be he held ct the banking on e9a
day I'd April pe1t between the hours Of and oclccA
T. n. BY order Of the Board. c. g. WILLIAMS Cashier.
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ON Bids. PALE ALE, ONE. TWO AND THRK
OOU years old perfectly sound and Of the most superb
quality for sale on nix months tnne also HAmmsrs ne
Champagne Ale, In hogsheads and bazrss At HAMMERS
Depot, 368 Washington street. N. T.
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~ man wishes situation q coaehmsn In private family;
capAbly honesty and sobrety Can be
two days At 81 East SD bt.
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UANTED-BY A REsPKCrABLE ENGLISH FARMER,
smuaNon =; farm manager or oyerseer on sugar
and rum esates In tho Wes Indies Address r, IS
Mulberry It,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-02

A CRoAKER.-The wit Of the Enterprise
editor is CHASTITY, his humor "ugly and
venomous," his mirthfulness hideous.-
He would be pleasant occasionally were
not such thing morally and physically
impossible. A hypochondriac and croaS-
or, he is as true to his characteristics as
the needle to the pole, only varying occa-
sionally when he speaks a good word for
somebody to spite somebody else. We
might mention particular instances of his
amiability, but his peculiarities in every
article he writes stand out in such dolor-
Gus contrast with the style Of his cotem-
poraries, of all parties il is quite unneces-
sary. He is as harmless, however, as he
is splenetic.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-02

RETAINED from voting, the majority Of
the delegation having retired; Others (as
in the case Of Arkansas), although full
delegations, and authorized, in case Of
any secession, TO cast the whole vote OF
their State, preferred only to cast that
which would be a fair proportion between
the seceders and themselves; and yet
others las in the case of Delaware and
portions of the delegations from Kentucky
and MissourI deoGaed to vote, but re-
fused to secede. This accounts for the
fact that upca the second ballot, y
States, Mr. douglas received only 1919
votes. 1n. breckenridge receiving lOa,
Mr. Guthrie votes, the States of South
carolina (S) and Florida (3) having au-
thorized no delegates to any convention
at Baltimore. Here is the ballot as re-
corded: