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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

ENNTH ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLNAIn conformity viii permission granted
Of the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the i2th day April 1850
the OF Weldon proceed 10 sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power and said Of Weldon Ia the
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning at the head Of the great falls OF The Roanoke aud tem
mating the Of tie la the Also another
miles above The and oneourh Of NIL long, which there
fall OF feet and around E4tons fall. With these Canals will
be sold all the lands the margin Of the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all rs privileges and properties
tie Il Castor and Weldon including Aqueducts Locks NH
sites and every other thing thereto appertulng THIS property
deemed Of value and presents Geld Of capital and enter
prise without superior In the Southern country. There Is Fall
Of eighty feet and the volume Of Ia the River
the passes the falls Of JAMES River Weldon the
with Raleigh and with Wilmington IL Is the
OF four Railroads connecting VITA Richmond with Norfolk
TIE neborhood 70 supply the demands Ct extensive cotton
ufactues The lower Roanoke region proverbal pro-
lucon corn the upper Whea with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers invited to examine this property, and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon, viii show to al who desire IT, and
will exhibit map OF the
sale will be onebd cash. onethlrdln six months
third months with Interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the s;ste Of ~ c.
TH0S. McGEHEE proxy Of the State OF North Carolina,
WA. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State " Virginia
Wa, II. v E6sON, for the Stockho ders. de29-dtds
tF- The sale will be conducted by
WIN. PANSTIL, Auct'r.,
Petersburg, Va
Who WILL any Tine furnish all necessary Information
gard 10 the property, either In person or oy letter.
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CUTLERY! CUTLERYii CrTLERYiiI-

Y We Jlst In receipt OF OUT FTIlhk IoIt@slus U
SCISSORS AVID RAZORi,
,i,g M most conlet. and have
or heen ara 20 offer for sale which would respectfully call
the aton of country erchpn aid one In %
,h,,s .nns,ior JOHNSTON 4 RRANsFORD,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
slgn Of Gross Cut Saw,
nlao No iss Main 81
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iE.s LUEsrool-The Ship Alexander Balm, Master,
A''lrse Days from Liverpool, has arrived in II'mP-
- hais wi.h yIeucrll cargo, for City Point. Among
U llss, theit are $500 sacks OF sale aud lt5 tors
i'l 90 order o tons o, iron 20 Gillian Dunlap;
..'' aud l'e bales merchandise TO X u., Paine Co;
Z. crates elr.teruNare 90 Ba,es-or ~ FRANKLIN, 80
~'.e' by 90 order one cl,A 10 =. ". Paul.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

F-yNSs TorsRs.-Its OF no use 70 moralze every
- white woman is arrested r araigued for drunken
ss. The ignoring has become too common 70 excite
mark but the frequency OF such eases is more the re-
t Of the increase Of population than OF utemperance.
Yesterday, Christians MARKS WAS brought before tie
I,or Tor exhibiting herself in the street in state OF
Easily iutONica,i0I She reprimauded and dischars-
Cd Mrs Mary Sullivan was arranged on a similar
t.-se and pleaded sore head as the cause of her
,e9 p0a-ons. She was sent to jail. old offender.
a1l women are evidently low down in the social scale.
Ilsy acs money and moreover arc poor indeed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

So PRcss pAY-NeVt saturday is supposed TO be
s anniversary OF the death o. s., Palrcl The tutelary
.1. Of Ireland Usher fixes the date Of bis decc5s,
l-l 0 Marcel. A. D., 49a, but Tlcmout altered /, 70
1855 Mains 90 Itt. and Moore 90 400. $; Patrick was
51-, according 60 Usher aud T,emOnL IN S12; but
None IN a- History Of Irclaul states it $50. His
5 tJ0s place. the majority OF bis bographers say lu
a. present town of Fitzpatrick, 40 the mouth Of the
Cyi-, between Dam5ar,ou and Glasgow but Moore in-
@ .ll. De wa, born near Boulogue and that Mai, one
Of ue Nine Hostages captured him, carried him to Ire
a-. and sold Llm TO person TO tend sheep. He es-
c-.l returned 90 France became monk, returned 70
cla aud converted the natives 20 christianity. lie
I'D Che shamrock with is three leaves 90 illustrate the
I-l.y. Hence It's CONSIDERATION 20 S. Patrick.
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GUINNESS, DVRLFN sToUT.

WE receiving further supply 81 the above celebrated
w malt liquor. THIS Porter is brewei by Messs Arthur
Guinness Son Co.. Of Dublin and the trade he certain Of
receiving the true aud unauthorized article om l GasST
agreeable and free om the bitter and unpeassn taste Of coU
London Porter II highly Lcd ny PHYSICIAN Tor
m purity AMI for Ia wholesome aud STRENGTHENING ppertes
mh3-3w G. r. DAVENPORT.
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T4' decided success and We regret that the occupation
. -e '7i-e ll5lll, appropriated 20 lJrL matters, on
A.lli7 -'- prevented Us from inserting extended
-'aee o,ae event. Wewi only say how that the per-
.----,a' were most megitodous, aud afforded entire
e--ol 90 Che urge and fashionable audience present
.-, .,. ol ,le piano by two Young ladies, was the
s' feature o., Jle entertainment and elected prol0ug
1al-ll,e.
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YENO DRUGGISTS wauteib by gentleman who has had
experience upwards OF nine in the Dug business AMI
Of capital and capable Of managing the books and
finances Of large business Such party can be assured Of the
prospect establishing profitable business at once by appca
on addressed TO A. J care box 555 Richmond, until 10Th
March, and aer that date b. A. " Jr lynchburg, Va
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''.-5E'N EEF,1.rso-Tnr superintendent Of the
''' 'opo-;lse To- Virginia has instructed the book
;sa; Of Che sunday school and publication board IT, J
.l.Ae OF hcluouiI 90 send back al the copies Of
's-,eoas sermons ordered Tor their colp0rteurs aud
l1s ol hand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

''r' A4orr-Some creature devoid Of deceucy has
Pa ''Ho3iag obscene words upon the benches in the
$40 SNARE, near tle eastern fountain. Capt Free
~ ~. perceive the propriety Of having the benches
..sA-el On green OF Slate color.
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S1ors AOcmcr-Oa Tuesday, distressing acci-
a. occurred at the mandatory Of MeSsrs. Berger
Bowie situated near the Franklin Paper MIL large
-1i soae while revolving a fearful rate, suddenly
.--,, e iyiug fragments striking Young man named
Jane, Massey who operating al the stone and in
ASIAN, ssuous If not fatal injuries. The chief wounds
a1ol. che head aud neck of the unfortunate man
M Massey is highly esteemed by his employers, and it
sd Ola; he expected to be married to a very worthy
Young 4ly in about three weeks time.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST OF CUSTOM
" HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND, VA
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared receive applications for FIRE
and MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms. Also TO gusan
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS
WV H. MLcrLMsSp, Prest Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK firm OF Warwick RaTssdale.
WV e. GRESHAM firm Of Crenshaw Co.
WnuNGrOy GODuS, firm Of G0ddin Apperson.
r. W. MCCAsCR firm Of dunlop, Moncure Co.
G.. A. BAREsDAIE, firm Of Warwick Barksdale
JAMES H. GIANT, Tobacco Manufacturer.
]. D. CRESsHAw, firm Of HaXal, CrenshsE Co.
JOHS l.. BACON, firm Of Bacon Baskervil
4 h. HANlLL. firm Of HaXal, CrenshAw a Co.
ions CuRRIE, ia Ship owner
wN b. WARwIcE, firm Of Warwick Barksdae.
JAS ALFRsD JoNFS Attorney at Law.
q O. ELLETT, Builder.
7. g. RUFF1S, kgrculiuriSt and Manufacturer.
X W. MCGRUDzR, firm OF 5 McGruders Sons
W. W. CRUAP, Attorney at Law
JAS. DUNLOP firm Of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
o. F. BREsEE, secy. fell-ly.
(tUANO.-No Peruvian Gusno
VI Isla9d do
A A Mexican do
Navassa or Brown Columbian GuanO
Sombrero Guano
RobInsons anpulated Guano
American Guano, for sale by
mh7 l. II. SKINNER CO.
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SAPONEEEER,
COECRETRATED POTASH.
WANTED.

10000 a 9Hds s. .sa, sS q: I' es. ni:i ao
where buy style Of irGnk they Es from the pack
Ing up tie be-. r frame solid sole leather trunk oa
fra. solid vsc superior carpet all madea
sud warranted and sold at prices Low they
can the Northern cities Trunks repaired
made notice. Country Invited
anime my STOCK Of Trunks and learn nay phees
mh3-3m JAMES RSOTTs
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JUDICIAL DECISION
BArWoEE, March lS.-Judge Martin, Of the Superior
Court this morning rendered decision sustaining the
cOnstituJiOnaity Of the metropolitan police law.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid instru -,~.
n ments have been received - ftSt.s ~
10 iirou 10 the beautiful Boix de Noix the Cir
cua Action, aud the Grand have now te bou- u -
dolr beautiful instrument, o. An upright FORM
me Chickering's have received 8, ht prize medals all over re-
nowued competitors and from first rank Institutions and as oil
America and Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
the Chickering's have enanated the best ana most pa
uen that have brought the Piano to rs present per
fecon the great capital they have Invested IN
turing enrncs they sefay any per cent cheaper
any factory. None OF their Instruments leave me Waeoou
having been fully Inspected by the best artists
factory has than one agency IN 0y IN
instruments only be sold ~ the
The factory warrants all Pianos We sell orders promptly ~
tended %. ,,-,u-
Wreros north side Of Broad street, 9Th and at HAo
nSiS ''-' NATHL oARUsI. Sole Agent
Il 3FWPEREUR.-we have now on hand the L. EHPe-
4. rrur Bosom Shirt with the improved French Yoke
,,bfp STTRTFVANT Il MAGWIRE. No. 81 Main s.
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, '.'t Ara painting, representing the "Home of
as.oa, is on exhibition at Mechanics Hall We
s lo seen ye- bus the well earned reputation OF the
80 whose prolgcton 10 is, warrant Us TO anticipate
..-is -l1t Will ielgh, the eve
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MARKETS
B,trgo8E March lSFour firm sales. Wheat declined
h closing Red liu 45c; White l55GlG5c. Corn
duu with downward tendency 6stlc yellow ISblc.
Pork steady Mess f~; Prime 8l3 Whisky dul-OhiO 22G2SH
YoRN March Cotton firm sales 500 bales Flour firm
southern SGludtHn Wheat iruSouhern 100. White l65
Corn tsc. yellow soc Pork steadyM Il 70 d
orleans fair 6I. Muscovado 6ra6g5's Iurpen-
unchanged. Rosn iul at tUGJl IS. Rice fsQis.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
N-.LL .nDLA. .E..L AL.n.u L..n

NEW SPRING STOCK. MARCH 9Th, 1860.
WE have received portion Of Spring Stock Of Boots
w Shoes Trunks which offer 20 the merchants Of Viz
ua North Carolina and Tennessee go0d terms they
be purchased Ia Baltimore, Philadelphia New York We
perfectly satisfied they viii lind n they will call aud examine
stock Our facilities for buying goods AZ the los prices from
the manufactures equal house Ia the United States
W. have been ia business twenty Eve yeas and acqusn
ted with nearly all the beat manufacturers Of description Of
shoes and from the experience have had Ia bu
think very good judges We get goods dey
low in Richmond Virginia 81 the houses do In
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York and DO intend 10 be
eNcrcd Ia style by house anywhere We think
will equal notsurpas Of the largest houses In New
We have the OF stock Manufactured 10 order
OH Of the best msterls
also manufacturing In Richmond Mems and Boys heavy
BrOgans suitable Farmers The stock Of Boots and Shoes
have made expressly for Farmers the very best aud
will warrant Il all 70 well
Ladies and Geniemens fne dress Shoes and
Boots and nice be made Of the
materials We receiving goods week. and stock
viii found complete We invite friends aud the public
10 call and examine.
PUTNEY 4 WATTS
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Boots, Shoes and Trunks
NH No ll8 Main rect
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
REtL ESTAT. on rae sOrrH


VALUABLE REAL ESrATEON THg sOtrH
siDE ~ MAIN, NEAR To PEARL HrRsLT FOR sALE At
AUCrION We will sell upon The preni,es on WEDNESDAY
the 4ih day Of Ap commencing a, Y O'clock valuable
~ located az above, adjoining The c Mets.
nsr Carlton Co and nov In the ofmr d ma tan
front. Main Street z2 feet luns back an average
depth Of about 100 feet
Being the heart Of Che part Of the eify ih.
$ regarded the most valuable property no offered.
plat may be sern At The OH ofhe aietionesrs
hfh cash; the balance on a credit Il and
negotiable notes, Vh interest added .n bv
deed Tee purchaser TO the aud IN 0
mhli-tS JAS " TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
CARGO SALEOPRIO COFFEEANDLI LIVER.
~ POOL FINE SAIL. On WEDNESDAY March 2lst At IL
O'Clock NJ we VIII oner sale at our warehouse, head The
dock
$3.50 bag Of prime Rio Ccee in slsd bags cargo otthe
"saie Msgee, Just In from BIO
ALSO
der" direct from Liverpool
ALSO
bberts London Por pi Is and ou received
per ship Nictoris dtec from LoL don
and expected In line,
100 casks New hice, from Charleston = q
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
VIII be added 10 the above sale.
700 bags Govern nent Java CoGe, FDAco
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A uCIIoN SALE OF VALUABLE FLorR

A UCIION sALh OF VALUABLE ELOt IL
"A MILLING PROPERTY ~ THE CIIY OF PETFRsB BURG -
On THURSDAY the 18th March next 70 O'clock on the
premises az previously sold pryay shall sell
the valuable and vel known Flour MIL aed the 'City Mills
situated the AppomaON river Ia the Petersburg
building BRICK portion 7sri0 feet other 3Ox2O
feet having 0or and pair BIrrs nearly The
lately thoroughly repaired
$4,000 with iron Skating and gearing throughout with all
machinery Of the latest Ia povements all In
order and capable making $50 bbs per day Very
y repsired and partly made The
wheels order, with improved Turbine Wheel
which admirably There abu dance Of land attached
the MIL the buildings 10 size which be
qured There good site Tor Corn MIL and good family
residence Che mers dwelng) TIE MIL is Insured $4,000
partly in the Mutual ONCE
The crops wheat raised In the country trading Petersburg
rapidly increasing that the mills
inadequate them hence large quauty shipped
abroad Therefore, persons wishing In the milling
busnes sucl opportunity for profitable investment rarely
TrRTsOneourth months credit the remaining three fouhs
and three credit with interest added for well
dorsed negotiable notes. deed OF Trust the property
their payment.
Possession given INN ediaey.
For further information apply to
JOSEPH =. DUNN,
Executor n !. Bragg, decreased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

~ --'litAL TEE,r-Mr and Mrs. Geo Yanienhof
y. o'nliia Readings in this ctyat he.Hll of the
Institute on Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

-'''''2-We see {, stated that Mr. Edwin Adams
= .'ea Engaged as leading mla at the Arch Street
- Fl-lle-lLl fo- next .eason.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

r...,,.. Co,u-Tbs March term Of this Court
-us-,.i ON Monday. The following cases were Dis
-rsI Of. .,-,.,......-,,
.,..irr Burger for permitting an unlawful assembly
~ FL r-eu,-e- was found s. and costs
r4 .,ye O.. Joseph r. Anderson, charged With stab
...I,. CbTirt-s p r. Go Has ordered 10 be punished
..@. fl.. extent of thc las.
M, Hardemla charged With burglary, in enter
rT Daniels house. aud stealing VIM. Jetiries'
7..r valued 90 -. was sent on 20 Circuit Court.
as--- WH-o charged with stealing two pistol, from
~, t--r0ry. vas also sent on.
e., ". Eau charged with breaking into Mary V.
-.r-.5a, house, and stealing ocket, was tried and
t.s- franklin. tal. O.. for breaking into j. Angels
.,- and stealing. iolr chickens, ordered "@9, aud
..-.s-,.i 10 Che chain gang for three months.
v....rhy. JAS d. LYLE and Geo. C. Wilde, presented
.. ,,fr. "a, fare. AMI, Geo. NJ. West and D. y. Jones
--..-.ed for card PLAYING, were each fined $50 AID
...-fgIru,l- entered by default. Charles Hunt pre-
..-.. for b similar "misdemeauor' adiudged mot
lanes Walls. indicted for violently assauIting and
.s...r- John Wood, was fined $50.
r. H Clarke was fned SO for permitting slave 70
Oh, arge. several msdemeanor cases were continued
70 hs lyy, term.
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WAh 4 FtfsD n III o.
Hundreds ohad oha ruined by the ofdeeterous dyes
for which no scientific authority Is responsible.
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE
the presents the highest scientific credentials has
been analysed by Dr. Chiffon stands head EN
permenA Chemists and he states In his certificate that nothing
injurious enters into It's composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
wekaown fact that Il the reliable and the
dye Manufactured have given immense pres
tge and running up from month month with
rSpdy severely the energies and the pro-
preor. $780,
DORO. No. 6 Aston House New York. fel5-dlm
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'''A''fVNr.-We learn that DR.. r. ". Haxall has
'''ei toe beautiful lot corner Of Grace aud sixth
$50 owned by Lieut. General Winfield Scott, and
Il, lelA'eiy have erected thereon beautiful man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

A CARD.
RacEMoxp CESIRAL Horu-
Garner Of 9th and Grace Streets
December 81, 1s5S. J
VHE undegnsd sppreeave Of the patronage bestowed du
ring year about close desires 70 ouer ms sc
fnoEegements 70 those favored him with their CON-
pany. - -. a.,
10 sneak locality useless, unless 70
Stranger their Is called TO the TACT thA
ot liable hustle Of business street Il near 70 jhe primer
p public budnys Capitol the State Court House Posohee
and CustoHoue Banks Merchant Ms Tobacco
l. - Lei L-...Lr in I'm u.
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CAHOON'S PATENT
RROAD-CAST SEED-SOWER,

OfAIIODLN - T y T I'm i
BROAD-CAST SEED-SOWER,
FOR SOWING WHEAT OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEAS, GRASS
SEED, &c
4 $40 ''''''
horsepower machine from ten to fifteen per hour
Price as
Carolina and having located NJ Richmond for the
pose manufacturing and selling said Machines has taken
where he constantly suppl with these
Machines There Machines sold last
County rights for sale, and agents wanted.
fe2l--8m CHARLES II DOUGHTY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

-'''2E-rle equestrian drama continues TO draw
.- -e Theatre. Mr. Harkins, an old fayorite, is a
----eli neu5ero Of the Wells corps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

@s'N'-Clar.ote, slave Of James Hunt, charged with
are 20 the residence Of Augustine Separk, on
-! asai hs, VIII be tried before the Hastings
''-N % tie secoaj Monday in April
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

The beautiful walks the Capitol Square, with the scenery about
should add much 10 attract the soj3urner. ,,
The attention q the public respectfully Invited win e AAsu-
race that every effort VII be made tC give satisfaction
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
IL Proprietor.
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By GODDTv APPERs0N, Aucis
SALE OF I.or IN IN. or,

- OF RI nMOND on MARSHALL STREET AND JAIL ALLEY
As Commissioner appointed by decree Of the Circuit OF
city Richmond pronOun' ed " March sO In he
Of alley against Taleys admir- &c shan proceed to sell
1850 al clock NJ fair the n, VI fllr day the real e.
referred u in the plaintiffs bill consisting OF
ove fronting G2A feet the West Of jail alley running
This lot Is located part Of the cty where
readily and but upon command tenants at
fair rents.
third cash balance o months for negoa
notes interest added and title retained I'll purchase
money paid the taxes for 1860 to be paid by purchaser
mh6-2aWtds A. b. GIlGON Com'r.
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C1TY ITEMS.

, ocular monthly meeting Of the
CIR t''l' bsl5 Yesterday aiicruoon-tbirieen
on, G''a'" The absentees were Messrs. Allen and
r.fo.L go, ,bs Committee on Public Grounds pre-
Mr. Sur, 'V be 10 the petition OF Captains b.
.s.,i Tll Randolph, asking for the Pr''IeSeo oil
r,,. Car! ,orv on the Tot on yin street near Oar!'
tsc N, .ity % be occupied ana usSS oy 'u'' ~
,,aed By - ana three others The report was
are CON N petitioners were authorized TO erect
.pg-l Al1 'rIer he supervision OF the City Engi-
.,r .,u, ,be Committee on Primary Schools,
Nr D9hCg. r,norted in favor OF allowing the School
/. Nonrvc - s,il Ward 10 he used As drll-room, by
H'l'e NJ gr,t Regiment The report was adopted
l'lgN..r,,irr Commissioners we're SPpo'n'eu " Nou
fae o-ystsr elections on the fourth day OF April
,slt. u-..{-Tbomas Barham, Thomas Boudar.
K'H,S nv. Thomas NJ. Jones, Felix Matthews.
E5,r r. - Shepperson, James A Scott j. II.
tH Gyathmey and George W. Rndop'
G7a. wv . Ir--f-Joseph Brummeu. John j. W'isoU,
Iatv Alexander Craig aud Thomas r. word
r.,bsrl-ou. from thc Oommi''ee On ''ui''!
u s,- Jefferson Ward, presented report IN iayor
>.''-' fi,r S. goo as a loan, towards the building
O. ialVY-,. gst1el on condition that the basement
Of t''-.is5 10 the city for primary school
s p .. ,D1osed the report on the ground that tie
pr -. ;r.oIted "a union OF Church aud State. IL Was
tious precedent .....---
I'm ,l,5ta.sd The report, because it was necessary
.rbool I'm Jefferson Ward aud e1Pedieni to
ga. church for seamcn-
f-9' . moved 20 Law the report upon the table. He
-. 49,, tta primary school system OF the city would
-.,t Ana that suitable buildings would be erected
b. .,t,,.rr INTO copartuership with churches.
so- s-.f.- ..IscussionhF Mills motion was rejected,
S. .l. -sr,-t a lo9tsd eitfout division.
-,,r Of Mr. G,szebro0k,a resolution was adopted
I'm, Inc use Of heHast'ug Court Room, 10 the CITY
ci -- sabbath. 20 che "Svedtnborgians, for re-
a.- ,.. 5--ine tle pleasure OF the Council.
-.r. t-4rsasticn OF Other business OF no speca.
.s-- ,He Council adjourned
m, allow, was prepared for insertion IN yesterday
III. "A, crowded out
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T7xCHANGE HOTEL AND

II BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting his card the public, return many eoTdA
thanks generous patrons FIR kindness We have received
hands and hope the New order OF Auairsi
Initiated sept l. 1852 viii receive the same
previous efforts an Abors accommodate guests nave
net with. -, -
Messrs JOHN P and THOMAS BALLARD are nov the Pro
pretors Of the Establishment and pledges ss " ue
What eomor and requirements Of he saesS
demand
We desire keep and maintain what LICENSE cans ior
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise 70 use IenyNeu
cxerons % render the establishment comfortable as
polite agents and ready and attentive We
shall sndeavo 70 AHord complete satisfaction 70 he AnS
public .-. a. =.
influence o. baseess sufficient proof mat OIL
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