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MA Rim E N E. w s .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIV ED.

SATURDAY March 10th.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, I'm New York,
mds and passengers to NJ Smith Bro.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, FIN Bait.
Schr Robt S Bell, Shuts, I'm Providence,
in ballast
Schr Ocean Star, Loveland, FIN Camden,
in ballast.
Schr Arcola, Costen, I'm N Y, in ballast.
Schr W S Triplet, Pritchard, I'm Rich
mond, BID to Baltimore, put in on account of
head winds.
Schr VIM Spiers, Jones, FIN. Richmond, BID
to Baltimore put in on account of head wind.
Schr Extra, Wilson, fu Petersburg, in bal
last.
Schr Onon, Powers. FIN Richmond, in bal
last.
Schr Ashland, Gray, FIN Richmond, in bal
last.
Sehr Ocean Wave, Freeman, I'm Provi-
dence.
Schr COMMANDMENT Chief, Mathew, FIN n
Y, in ballast.
Schr Lacon, Burroughs, FIN New Bedford
Schr Union. Otis, I'm Warwick, I'D to Bos-
ton, put in with loss of chain and anchors.
Schr Native American, Fender, I'm Bos-
ton, BID to Baltimore, put in with loss of chain
and anchors.
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THE UNITED BRETHREN CONFERENCE. The
Virginia Conference OF the United Brethren
in Christ convened in Churchville, Va, OF
the 23d ult. The Conference organized by
electing W. R. Coursey Chairman, and J.
hardwood Secretary-Bishop j. j. Gloss
brenner presiding. After a session of five
days, the Conference adjourned to meet in
Hagerstown in February, 1861. The follow
ing are the appointments
Maryland District-H. B. Winton, P. E.
Hagerstown Mission Station-W. T. Lower.
Hagerston Circuit. K. Station, W. A.
jackson. Frederick Circuit. W. Mat
thews, Bushonby, P. E. Winchester Cir
cult. ID. Fried.
Virginia District-J. hardwood, P. E.
Woodstock Circuit-C. b. Hammack. Lacy
Spring Circuit-H. Tallhelm. Rocking
ham Circuit-G. W. Station. Churchville
Circuit-Theodore Brashes. Augusta Cir
cult. Boxrodes. Highland Circuit-J.
W. Howe, c. Sturn. Claysville Circuit-B
Stickley.
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From Porto PicO,

Advices from Porto Rico dated at Maya.
guez, on the 23d ultimo. The commercial
report says Coffee is at 1878 for estate
quality, at which rate many sales have been
effected, and which figures now may be con
siderd the current price for this description.
In sugars We have experienced a decline of
prices, which would have been to greater
extent if purchasers had kept more quiet
We quote $40 a AZ for seconds. Ameri-
can provisions are in a fair supply; best pork
SIT; beef $40; rice S. 519;four $l2 l219.
Fish-cod $4A; sole So; mackerel 81. Lum.
ber-white pine $26 "; pitch pine $50 per
1000 feet. Freight charters were in fair
demand.
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Murder and Suicide at syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March S.-This morning
man named Sinker died from the effect Of
poison which he administered to himself.
He first poisoned his two children, aged
about eight and six years, and having isld
them out and folded their hands upon their
breast, he left them in an unoccupisd room
where some of his furniture was stored, and
went to his hotel and took the poison him
SELF
On Tuesday he poisoned h4rse belong ing
to DR.. Searles, of this city, anA it is suppos-
ed that he intended to shoot Dir. s., asa
loaded pistol was found on him. The cause
was the arrangement of his wife and her al
legged intimacy with DR.. Searles, under the
influence of "free love" principles.
Great excitement exists in the community
in consequence of this sad affair, aud DE-.
Searles has been locked up in the peniteu-
tiary to protect him from the Indignation OF
our citizens.
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Mexican Treaty.

Senators Mason and Toombs, in conversa-
liun with the President and Secreta.y of
State, in regard to Mexican affairs, stated
that they saw no hope Tor the ratification of
the Mexican treaty, and they looked upon
it as virtually dead. What course the AZ
ministration will adopt in regard to Mexican
affairs has net been determined upon. They
have all along labored under the impression
that the treaty would eventually be ratified
MIR McLane will sail in the Brooklyn from
New York to-day Tor Vera Cruz. The gov
eminent think it highly important, in til Z
present condition of affairs, that our Minis
ter should be constantly in the vicinity of
Vera Cruz, to guard and protect GU, inter
ests.
Some newspapers have enormously stated
that the Home Squauron's movements will
be governed in IA great degree by his drec-
tions. The truth is, the flag captain receives
his orders from the Navy Department, but
may be requested to avail himself OF fire.
quent consultations with our Minister, w hich
it is supposed in prominent quarters, he will
cheertuiy do. Mr.. LcLaue's return Is with
reference to the protection of American per.
sons and property.
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BLoND1N AaAIN.-Manager Carr, of the
Buffalo theatre, who weighs nearly half a
tun, the Republic says, was carried by Blon-
din up the tight rope from the stage to the
third tier on Friday night last. Carr must
certainly weigh nearly 500 pounds, while
Blondia weighs only 1856.
MARRYING FOR MoNEY.-A Rhode Island
gentleman, who shall be nameless, not long
ago married lady reputed to berrich, who
not only turned out to be poor, but some sew
en- hundred dollars in debt, which he had to
pay. She assured him, however, that the
debt was contracted for dry goods, which
she bought to captivate him.
The japanese authorities have proclaimed
that the expectation of corn is prohibited
hereafter, giving the somewhat singular
reason that the Emperor's palace having
burned down, they want all their money to
build him a new one.
Last Tuesday two young girls were arres-
ted in Hartford Conn.,, for using obscene Ian
guage, and catching up the dresses of ladies
on the street and throwing them over their
heads.
In Baltimore, last Tuesday, George Will
liams and William Barber went together to
drinking house, drank liquor, got excited,
and then the former shot the latter, fatally
injuring him.
A ship arrived at Salem, Mass, states that
the British steamer Triton arrived at st.
Helena, January %, with Spanish SLAYER
containing 600 negroes, who were recently
purchased on the African coast.
The Cleveland Gas Light Company, at
their last semi-annual dividend day, divi-
ded their surplus, giving to each stockhol-
der dividend of fifty per cent. on every
share of stock
The saddle stallion Denmark, celebrated
racer, has been sold in Kentucky for three
thousand dollars.
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apen to all engines South of the Potomac, ID
to take place in Columbia, s. c. ,on the 18th
day of May next. The fare over the rail-
road leading to Columbia is to be reduced
one half. The first prize for first class en-
gines on distance, is to be a silver pitcher
and salver, worth $200-the second prize for
second class engines on distance q silver
pitcher worth $l5O-third prize, for frst
class engines on quantity, a silver trumpet
valued at $l00-fourth prize, for second
class engines on quantity, silver trumpe t
valued at $75-the fifth prize, for steam fire
engines on distance, silver goblet and salver,
worth 500.
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HALIFAX, March s.-The wrecked steamer
HUNGARIAN is advertised to be sold at Bar
rington, for salvage, on the 23d prox.
Mr.. John Hunter, the agent of the Associ-
ated Press of this city, would be happy to
attend to inquiring friends, resp Getting the
wreck
The body of another man, supposed to have
been passenger, has been found. He has
two teeth filled, one with silver, and the
ried.
Books and letters of Clement B. Barrett,
of New York, portrait OF his daughter Ada.
and letters of g. Bansoms, of Brighton,
England, and Master Downs, of Dublin, have
been found.
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CLEVELAND, March 9th.-The Governor
OF Virginia has made requisition on the
Governor of Ohio for the arrest of Owen
Brown and Francis Merriam, the alleged
Harper's Ferry insurgents,w who are supposed
to be now in Ashtabula county. Governor
Denison declines issuing the warrants, ano
has communicated his reasons to Governor
Letcher therefor,
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CURE For LIsPING.-A rapid and enphat
ic recital Of the following is said by pro
vincial paper to be an infallible cure for lisp
ing:
Hobbs meets Snobbs and hobbs; Hobbs
hobs to Snobbs and Nobbs; Hobbs nobs with
Snobbs and robs Nobb's 70 bs. That is, saws
Nobbs, the worst for Hobbs jo BIS, land Snobbs
sobs."
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L A T EST EW S .
Thirty-Sixth Congress-First SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON, March Q.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March o.
SENATE.
The Senate met at o'clock.
Various reports and petitions were present
ea,nut owing to the noise and confusion in the
nan scarcelya word could be heard in the
reporters gallery.
Mr.. Fitch introduced bill to nrovide for
the public printing and binding. Referred.
Mr.. Cameron presented petition in favor
OF an increase of the tariff.
MT. Bright introduced bill for the en-
largement of the Public Grounds about the
Capital.
Mr.. Bright said the House Commit tee had
met the Senate Com mittee on this subjec t.
and agreed upon plan of enlargement,
which he hoped would be considered at an
early day.
HOUSE.
The following gentlemen were announced
as the Special Committee on the subject of
the Pacific Railroad: -Messrs Curtis of
Iowa, Farnsworth of Illinois, Phelps of Mis-
souri,, Davis Of Maryland, Scott OF Calil,r-
mia, Rice OF Massachusetts, Fenton of New
York, Smith OF Virginia, Taylor of Louis
lana, Kellogg of Michigan, Blair of Peunsyl-
vania, Aldrick of Minnesota, Hamilton of
Texas, French of Maine, and Stout of Oregon
The Special Committee under Mr.. Covode's
resolution to enquire into the alleged abuses
in connection with the Executive Depart
ment OF the Government, ARE Messrs. Covode
OF Pa, DIN, of N. Y, Winslow. of N. G.,
Train, OF Mass, and Robinson, of ILLINOIS.
Mr.. Carter desired to make an explana-
ton, in reply to certain statements contain
ed in Mr.. Adrian's preamble and resolutions
in defence of the Committee of Arrangements
for the Inauguration of the Statue OF Wash.
ington.
Mr.. Craige Of North Carolina, raise
point of order.
The speaker decided that mere newspaper
articles were not privileged questions, tor
these might keep the House continually oc-
cupied on questions of this kind.
Mr.. Carter earnestly insisted that be had
right to make his statement,as Mr.. Adrian's
proposition reflected on his character, wnile
he was absent, and besides, the Statements
were untrue.
He was repeatedly called to order.l
MIR. Garter appealed from the Speakers
decision, which however was sustained by
large majority amid much laughter.
An exceedingly earnes. and animated de-
bate took place, on a resolution providing
for the payments of some small arrears to
former employees of the House.
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aiNFw ORLEANS, March THE total ie-
crease in the receipts of cotton at all the
ports to date, as compared with the same
period last year, reaches 200 balls.
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Arrival of the Nova ScOtian at
st. Johns.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., March 9-The stea ner1
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the 22nd
ult, put in here yesterday afternoon short
OF coal. she has twenty passengers. The
steamer North American arrived out on the
Goth.
In the British Parliament the Ministers
had majority of 63 in the House on Mr.
D'lsreli's motion to consider the Frruch
treaty before the budget
The ship Luna from Havre for New Or
leans, with % passengers, was wrecked on
the French coast, and but two lives were
| saved. The loss OF life with the crew is es-
timated at los. The vessel was total loss.
The disaster occurred near Cherbourg. -
The names of the two men saved are MOT
| given.
MIR. D'lsraeli's motion tor the censidera.
ton OF the French treaty in advance of the
discussion on the bridges, created warm
| debate. Ihe vote stoOd-tOr the motion 29i
| against it 240, the Governments majority
being 81, which considerably guarantee
that the treaty will be ratified
Lord Lucan's motion against reducing the
tariH, ana increasing the income tax, wa.
| under consideration.
The French Government, it was reported.
would agree to modification in reference Il.
| coal stipulations,
The French Ministerial Circulars demand
obedience to the laws from the Clergy,on the.
| Roman question.
The Rentes had advanced at the Pari.
Bourse-closing at $751;. ..
1t was reported that Prussia and kass,a
nave joined IN proposals for conference 1T
the five Great Powers.
Hanover has consented to sub,ait th,.
question of French dues to a General Con
ference.
A hong Kong letter says the claims ior'
American citizens for losses at Canton in
1896, are Ia fair way for liquidation. A
dividend is to be paid forthwith ana tn. re-
mainder is guaranteed
COMMERCIAL.
Lily ERPoOL MARKETS. ottton-sal.s ,i
the last three days % 900 bales, includny
0,OO0 bales to spectators and for EXPORT
Market slow of sale for inferior Qualities go
Prices unaltered. The market closed quiet
but steady.
Breadstuffs. -Market generally hrm.-
", wheat closed with an advancing tendency.
1lchardson, spence d Co. quote -four dull
but flrm at 23sa28s Cd. Wheat is firm at nm,
advance OF Id; Red So l0dalOs Cd White los
6oalzs. Corn is quiet at S3sa33s Ga for vel
low.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from New Orleans-Henry, Au-
zona and Telegraph, at Liverpool.
From Pioneer, at Liverpool
From Savannah--Onward, at Liverpool;
Empire, at Queenstown.
From Mobile-Albert CALLAHAN, at Liver.
pool, damaged.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Thursday afternoon Consols
closed at 959.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday afternoon. Cotton
closes dull and quotations are barely m4it.-
tanned.
Breadstufs closed steady.
Provisions close dull. Other articles un.
changed.
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TOMPKINS & ROBINSON.

(Succsssors to John j Tompkins.)
HAVING removed to their new Warehouse
II No 26 Main street, opposite l. Berkley's
Dry Goods store, would state to the public that
they have now on hand very large and varied
assortment OF Furniture of every description.
which they offer for sale on exceedingly low
UNDERTAKING
Promptly attended to in all its branches
Being Agent for Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial
Cases, we are now prepared to furnish them at
very reduced rates. Cofin of every descrip.
ton constantly on hand. Having fine New
Hearse which completes with the finest and
every facility appeftaining thereto, we can fur
nish and attend funerals in the very newest
style. TOMPKINS g. ROBINSON,
New Furniture Warehouse,
No 96 Main street,
NH Factory No 60 Church ST.
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Z9~ Senior Berges was on Thursday pre-
sented to the President by General Cass, and
was attended by Mr.. Ward, of the United
States Mission to Paraguay, who OBLIGATED
as interpreter.
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BosToN, March S.-Five fishing vessels,
manned by about so men, and valued at $751;
600 are considerably overdue at Gloucester,
and fears are entertained for their safety.
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NEW YORK, March 9.--The steamer Quak-
er City, from Havana has arrived,
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gG9~ The senate Territorial Committee
met on Thursday morning, and had Captain
Hooper before them in regard to Mormon
affairs. Owing to the absence OF two mem
bers OF the committee, ths matter was post
poned until the next meeting.
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STEAMSHIP LINE

FNNHE FIST Class Steamship WIN JENk.
L. ms, HALLETT, Commander, with supe-
rior State Room accommodations, for passen-
gers, and large capacity for freight, will leave
Norfolk for Providence and Boston on SATUR-
DAY, March 10.
shippers may rely upon having their goods
put tn rough with quick despatch and at low
rates.
Fare to Boston $l2,OO including Meals and
State Room. JOHN WILLIAMS, Agent,
NH Chsmbeylain's Wharf Norfolk.
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MRS. Wimslow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
another column. my2S ly
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N office.

All Communications, &C., intended LOT In.
should be addressed to JOSH K. HATHAWAY.
Editor and II, prietcr Va order 10 ensure
attention.
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E-aRA
MIET1

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE Furniture and Undertaking business,
l. heretofore conducted by me, will hereafter
be conducted under the title of TOMPKINS
ROBINSON, MIR John r Robinson having been
admitted into half interest with me.
JOHN TOMPKINS
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There are in Leavsnworth, Kansas, ia
lawyers and judges
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IT MINISTERS TO A MIND DISEASED dis
pepsia and its concomitant evils, result in bodi
ated Bitters in restoring the diges tive organs
to perfect health, restores the mind to its ma
tural vigor.
For sale by M. A. d C. A. SANTOS and
Wake Y Co., and KING Toy, Nor
folk. J. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth. and hv
dealers everywhere.
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Ohm r.. HATHAWAY,
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gas- The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs have instructed their chairman, Mr..
Corwin, to report lhe FreAch Spoiation
bill.
Mg- The military OF the District OF Col
umbia are elated with the promise and pros
pect OF an early PRONUNCIATION OF pro-
gramme from the War Department which
win enable them to reorganlze an efficient
regiment.
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FOR RENT FOR 1860.

ill., Warehouse No. ,, next to the one oc-
A,ia cupied by the undersigned Store in
IRiil very good order-counter, shelving and
other fixings all ready to receive a tenant. Just
walk in and hang up your hat. Rent cheap
enough to a good tenant. Call on
de "a JAS. L. JONES
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SP ECIAL NOTICES

YEAST POWDER ]. w. Garlick, Richmond,
Va manufactures "Semple's Iniallible Baking
Powder" His is the only factory of the kind
in the South, and he is prepared to furnish the
entire trade on reasonable terms as North
ern manufacturers. Semple's Powder Is Vir-
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richomnd Vhig.
N5- Use the Best-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH 2
Uy- One Trial will insure the use OF SEM
PLE'S INFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
Druggistl and Grocers. NH 3
M+ body to try SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
"A Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restoreI with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirely bald We saw him
two days since, and OH the place so bald four
months since a fine crop of hair has sprung up
with a vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZRKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it 'sThe InfaliibIe Virginia
Hair RestOrer.'' Mr. 4. is about going into
an extensive manufacture Of an article which
| is destined to prove OF anxious interest to our
bald pated friends From Richmond ENQUIRER,
| Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal druggists Those perSOnSvWho de-
| sire fine head ofhair, have only to use the
| restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy, can have them removed in a short time
| BY using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLIBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders SO Main street,
r. EZEKIEL.
- RICHMOND, Nov.IS59.
l. N EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
BILE, that have been bald for the past - years,
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 T. CO.,
Jan Ply Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
U5- knowledge is gained by experience,
and, though we have heretofore dealt very lit
tie in medical preparations, we are compelled
in justice to the manufacturers to say that Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters has been the means of
turing us OF severe attack of dyspepsia, and
has removed pain in the stomach in a very
short me.-Pittsbarg Gazette.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers Of BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
Iists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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1EgsN The Senate Post Office Committee
had protacted meeting on Thursday, and
had the subject of the overland mail service
AGAIN before them. They are maturing bill
which is intended TO meet the views of the
House Committee. The whole subject was
finally postponed until Monday next, when
the Postmaster General will appear before
them for the purpose OF comforting with
tbem upon this important subject
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90. BBLS Muscovado MOlasses, for sale low
Ao' to close consignment -
NH STEWART h STEEVER.
COUNTRY Merchants will find large and
" cheap assortment of Tin Ware at whole
sale, at KEEFE y STORY'S,
mig No Union street
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" Circulation greater than the battles
os both Cities combined. -sp
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New Advertisements.

A TTEND Drill OF the Company t Head
a Quarters on (MONDAY) Evening at s
O'Clock. BY order
NH 10 THos. NASH, Jr, list serg't.
COMPANY F.
4 Attend Drill and meeting of the COMPANY
IN at Blues Armory this Saturday Evening at
III N O'Clock. Let every member be present
M By order of the Captain
NH 10 w H TAYLOR, list Serg't
ATTENTION WOODS RIFLEMEN.
a. Attend Drill and Inspection of Arms on
Monday Evening March 18th at O'Clock
Every member. Is requested to be present.
~ By order of the Captain.
d G WATERS,
Mn ~ list Sergeant.
NOTICE TO CIVIL ENGINEERS.
'NHE Board of Directors wish to engage an
Engineer to prepare plans, and superin-
tend their execution, for the Sewerage and
Drainage of the buildings and grounds of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, and for the constrmc :
ton OF works for supply of water.
For such information as can be given with
out.a personal inspection of the premises. An
piIcation may be made to P M Thompson.
President of the Beard.
Williamsburg, Va, March 8, 1860.
NH l0-2w
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90 Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LILLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH 3
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o. Onc Trial Will insure the use OF SEM
PLE'S INFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
DruggistI and Grocers. NH 3