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ID UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was connected to
II the Jail of Henrico county. on the 23d Of No
vember, 1861, runaway, a Negro Man, who
calls himself JOHN, and says he is the property
of Mrs. Mary Scott, Of Albemale county, Va
Sal negro is about 25 yesrs old, feet 10 inches
high, yellow seulplexion and bad on when COM
mitted light vf1ter suit Of home spun clothes
The OWE er of said negro is requested to come
forward. prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or be will be dealt W it'll rs the law d
reefs. GEO. D. pLEASANJk. & H. q
de 24-fs
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AM tJSEuK 01S 'EN.


DlCHMOND THEATRE
IL CHRISTMAS EVE, Dec "a
Christmas; or, The Duel in the Snow
Overture, Tancredi, Orchestra; and the grand
PantOmiIne,
The trlsky Cobbler anu Jolly Tailor.
See programme.
ne Attractive performance Tomorrow af-
ternoon at .! O'Clock.
RICHMoND TRuTTINd PARK.
III DECEaBER 10Th, 1861
Trot between three celebrated horses,
mile heats, best three In five, to skeleton wa
CONS.
John Curry names Robinson.
j Daley, ast., names b. &. Romeo.
}. Lam Dert names g. IN. Fanny.
BE; The Irot to come oil at 3 I. M. precisely
III; Gate tee % cents.
dc "A -2t* q. WAGNER, Prop'r.
4 NHkIoTMAS Eve SOIREE,
~ To be given by the
SHOCKOE HILL PLLASUkE CLUB,
AT the
WILLIAM TELL HOUSE
On TUESDAY EVENING, Deer oath, 1851 .
Notwithstanding a gentleman AID two
ladies, 81. de Isj-2t<
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, on GROVE
ID STREET, SYDNEY, FOX SALE.-At the
..quest of Mr.. J. Ii. Mayo, we are authorized to
sell his beautiful country seat, located as above,
now 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Edward IT. d. Ny
ers There is attached to it two acres of land The
buildings were erected few years ago and are
not only we'll arranged, but have every convent
ence that may be called for. The place being on
the summit. commands q beautiful view OF all the
surrounding country. Possession given lst April
Iext.
TERMs-Reasorable. Apply to
de 24-6t GODDIN e. APPEREON
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This old institution established by the Virginia
Legislature, and in successful operation for thirty
years,) continues to insure, In city and country,
against ioss or eamage by ire, almost every de-
scription of property.
Sea risks on ships and cargoes and risks on In.
land transportation, taken to all parts of the world
at reasonable rates of premium.
The very liberal share of the public patronage
which 1t has 80 long received, operates la return
liberal and prompt settlement: of claims which it
has ever been its pleasure to observe.
Farmers, merchants, and citizens generally, may
be referred to parties already insured In this Com
pany, In over 80 counties in the Sta.e
Application, by letter otherwise, to the Presi.
dent or Secretary, win meet prompt attention.
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1AMES ID. BROWNIES
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute
IRON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, BALOO
MES CHAIRS, 6ETTEES. &C. Also graf.
Ing Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other
kind Of IRON WORK for ornamental and building
purposes, manufactured at short notice.
~ Particular attention given to enclosing Du
rial Lots in the city and country Ia 24-ly
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HNOBACCO.-Having closed our Tobacco
i FactoIy, persons in want OF our supe-
rIor brands OF Chewing and Smoking TO.
BACOO will find large assortment to Sc
lect from at the Hardware store OF Smith
HARDWOOD, No. 81 Main street, at prices rang
ing from fifteen cents to seyenty.tive cents
per pound. Please cali at No. SIS Main ST.,
and examine the assor tment and prices
de "a st JNU. Z. WHITLUOK il GO
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I'M T. G Y III N A u NJ
OF The
INDEPENDENT TURNER SOCIETY.
REOPEEED
JANUARY LIST, 1862.
For particulars, apply to
CHAS. SCHUMAN & BROS,
de )S-2w* Main ", ODD. Corinthian Hall


IN Directors of the Jam 81 River and Ksna~ ha
Company, held on Thursday, December 18th, ls6 ,
II was
Rescued. That the keepers of the locks on the
tiiewster connections ana of locks Ms /, 2, and
<, on the first division Of thu Canal be authorized
10 cose their locks from IL clock Saturday night
until o'clock sunday afternoon in each week,
and that no boat, except the packet boats, be per-
opiGio1 Of the said lock- keepers the same may be
absolutely necessary.
Rssolced, 'ha: this order take effect from the LIST
day of January next, aud continue in force until
the further order OF the Board.
WIN P. MUNFO2D,
DE- 2i-ts Sec'y J. X. Il L 20.
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VrOR r T. n T--Wheelwright and Black
smiths Stand The lot on Cary street,
between 18th and 18th streets, lately occupied
by Jas. Carter, dee d, as a Wheelwright and
Black tn $, Shop, is for rent on reasonable
terms, 10 a punctual tenant. 1t adjoins the
workshops Of MIR Odell and Mir. Farrar, and
is without exception the best location in the
city for the above business
Apply TO ALFRED INLOES,
de 24-6t Cor. Franklin and 10Th SIS.
NOIICE.-Uur Mr.. REDWOOD having
~ resigned his situation Ia the Confederate
service, and resumed his position in the CO.
par tnership of REDWOOD Il KEACH, we
again offer our services as agents for Hiring
out Negroes, Renting out Houses, Sale Of
COuntry Produce and Auctioneers.
We refer the public TO our auction sale, to-
night at store, under the head of "Auction
Sales" REDWOOD i KEACH,
de Alt 81 Ma in ST.
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. l53 MAIN IN. +. Cor OF lIrH) ST -,
RICHMOND, VA.
chartered 18th March, 1887.
This old end reliable Institution, with ample e.
pital. and contingent fund carefully invested, con-
t'nues to insure Slaves, Buildings Merchandise of
every dc scrption; Household Furniture and family
Wearing Apparel, We ssls, Csrgoes and Freight at
the lowest current rates.
Losses ABDUCTED and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robt M. Burton
G. T. Workman, Francis J. Barnes
John II. Claiborne, John 4 sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust
Alex, Garrett Geo. n Gwsthmev
Peter G. Warwick
DAVID CURR1E, Pres't
JOHN ]. WILSON, Treasurer.
H. II. Book, Secretary. de 27-ly
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NJ GLASSES
A 20 bbls. choice
New Orleans Molssses,
Just received and for sale by
de 24-2ts WINSTON & POWERS.
DUARDING.-lwoo or thIesafamIlies, witaout
ID children. can obtain Board, and very ele.
CANT rooms, in private family, 10 Of the most
desirable parts of the cisy-Grsce street Also,
two single Rooms far single gentlsuan. Address
ID, Dhpatch Office. = 24@.*
NFFIOE OF Il. II. MAURY 0S-Our Of
~ iics Will BE- closed on WEDNESDAY Christ.
mas Day. Notes, &e.. maturing on that day. will
please be attended to en- TUESDAY, Path Uecsm
ber
de24-1t n. Il. MAURY & co.
IHOR RENT Having engaged the stand now
II occupied by Hunt 4 James. tor the coming
year, We offer
Our OFFICE, on Shockoe Slip
near the Columbian Hotel.
de 2a-ts HILL 1 NORFLEET.
n E q RIO HIRING FOR 1870
VIM. s. PHILLIPS, General AesaOs and CO..
lsctor. viii continue to Hire ont Negroes Rant out
Houses, Settle and Collect Claims of every de-
serption appertaining TO an Agency. He takes
this op ortnty Of returning his sincere thank TO
his Numerous patrons for their liberal patronage,
aod hopes by stct a,ten ton TO business to mszlt
. continuation Of the same. d. 2s--dAsw3~
TTNHE q o NJ NJ q N w Z ALTH OF VIR.
l GINIA-1O THE EHERIFF or TIE
COUNTY OF BERKELEY. GREETING:
Whereas, two vacancies have occurred In the
representation from the county Of Berkeley in the
House Of Delegates; these are, therefore, in the
name OF the Commonwealth, to require you to cause
IN election 70 be hsldu your said county Of Berke.
leg, on THURSDAY. the 10th day Of Deesmbsr,
1885, 70 al the vacancies Aforesaid.
Witness JAMES L. KEMPE1, Speaker Of the
House Of Delegates, this 18th day Of December,
1851, and h the 66th ysar Of The Commonwealth.
Tests: WIN. p. GORDON O'k b. D.
b&CEiVING Df E2PkbSS. we re rsestv.
n, Ing anA opentne gaad sssortmsnt Of GEN.
TLElsENS FURNt6HIN0 GOODS, csasistiag
inep@s - Woeian Undg-Shirts end DvawssS.
LioM.Dosou ehirtA LlAln OSllafa, Mhal1eh Oan-
Soarx Iannsl Drnwpra uaAAk 81 oeleesA IA
Cloves, Nsck-Tiaa Hall Hose. o. EsGisA eeo1s
10, a.. = Which - ~ ~ ettsaioa a or
&isa1D 81 eustnmes..
BALDWIN 4 WHIIA1& i.
ae1e lle ~ IL 49, ouoot.
|To s !. Z 1I J :: !. sz3.S s: 2
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AND
CURATIVE MIXTURE,
For the
RADICAL CURE of

II Z MIA.
Those aft cted with this terrible infrmity can az.
anime the above named remedies by calling on tie
Doctor at bis Office l4j Main street, up stsira
Iwould also inform the public that + have fine
assortment Of SOFT and WOOD PAD TRUSS.
ES, SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER BRACES
for Lscies and hid-en, SuSPENSERY BAN.
DAGES. BODY BELTS &C, &c, all of which
will be sold at moderate prices.
Don't forget the humber, 1l3 Main street, MP
stairs. THOS. p BIyNDY
Richmond Dee II, 1851 de l6-lw9nA
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M A Il b L E w R ks.
- JOHN W. DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
NJ First Premiums awarded by ths Viz.
gina Agricultural Society and Mechanics
InstituIe.
"A AD' : " xaTIsry AND PAINTERS.
SUfPLY STORE. 49, : -''
Under TIE Spotswcod Hotsl,
Has constantly On hand .
large stock Of whitc Lead. Paints. dry ana n Oh
Oils, varnishes. 0lass, Putty. Glue, -.
Arttats' Materials, EnuavmgA HetuSe- Frames,
Gilt and Rossv God MoaIdtnsa
OaI and examine bs1~ I1yias elaawhsrs.
TNGLIsH NusfARD.-CaSE . 1sseAweIl's
~ Durham Mustard = - y. . haif peunA
bodies; Lea 4 PsFrin'e WMnse1eTshire 0Ancs. n
plnta snd bali pints; bess ealaA Oh ~ tabis ne;
1lank Psppss. gsuaaA and = gssis; 81 1gown
- Dsniioha 0osksi 0ssnan MaAsAeGI sseslvsl
MxAvE : BAxIR1psse s4,rs "
So ~ NAla =. aeslshoss 1sukoeHss.
RuBkxEIs-l5 - q 6s11I =
n1Apa : MAXIM 49,.
! - q "a Main g. -. s1nsS !. b. l
NEUSaED 6Udx6-lS - .Ss11TsS'
~ 81 sth9 sssn1< - (sas ,.-.-o.-
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YNHIRTYshandsome BUILDING LOIS T.
L the town 0! Sidney, ca Harvis and kaoaolph
Streets, at Aucticn.-We viii sel, upon the pss.
misses, on THURSDAY, January "a. commeura az
vt . clock T. NJ. 30 Handsome Bui,dine LOTS
located a. above. These lots fssat 81 feet each.
ana run back l9S feet
Ikkns.-One. fourth cash /; the balance at q. ID
and 10 months FOR negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by truN deed
de - JAS N. TAYLOR Il SON Auc..
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NA0 A<Ohhoii TOsI. tNSCftI OTBaub| VI
Nosem Der S0th, has an editorial upon the
probability OF speedy and satisfactory set
tlsmsnt OF their Mexican difficulties. After
fscapituiating the wrongs committed against
England by Mexico, and congratulaung both
Governments upon the prospect OF the re-
establishment Of amicable relations be tween
Them, the POsf TINS concludes
For all these wrongs substau tial and am pie
lhdemnities Will now be given and we b ope
The time has arrived AZ which we may look
upon Mexico from 4 different point Of view
We may safely expect that, upon the arrival
" the heets and the seizure Of the ports. we
thaii obtain material guarantees for all
which Is now so readily offered. but which
VIZ decline 10 accept upon the mere faith OF
mexican government, bound only by Its
signature of u treaty. The prompt adjust
ia"ht OF our claims against this Republic will
De al this luncture the more opportune in
taa' III Will allow ne to divert our Mexican
squadron towards whatever duties the hostile
conduct the Government at Washington
may req uira as TO perfoT in the waters of
TIE Northern Atlantic.
FEELING IN THz PARIS BoURsx
IRON The London Times iLity Article) Nov. 30.
Inc letters from Paris state that the Bourse
nas oeen much agitated by the news from
England, and that the general feeling lie
sstong agains. the conduct Of the u. States
Government: The market was heavy, aud
nehee the ELECT was severe. The cause of
.ae previous natness consisted in staleme u
lnat N. Fouid meets with great obstacles 10
syA"e cht pan OF economy Oy re-
aucing the army by 100 coo men, and putting
ns.op to the heavy expense Of the marine,
~. .ut ~ IL hoped that, with the support Of
Iae Emper or, be Will yet fully succeed
~ y said that the Government have been
, I'LL, largely Piedmontese stock, received
~ me Italian Government for expenses
shr o ItahAn war, and also that they have
Ssavsn On the market Ii large quantity Of
hes ), wh.ah onhgations, called "Trsntena-
=. WoIeh had been taken by the Uatsss
os oonslgnatsons. These sales were necsssa.
on ~ ps rs srssources 10 pay tins divi dsnds
snSsis , .nsss per Oeats. due next saonth.--
ou' o. doors can b obtained At q psr cent.
IPans l6sysubsr - Uorrsspo az a. T..
dea Psst.l n
ahs nerkst daring the early psrt OF the
axy was hrm In spite Of stock bein~ sxair
Sas1sd, and prices which had q arst sifshs.
SosM.s vsa Way again rallied, but iattsrlv.
n.y. ~. tecsdsd. Three being 1t sofr. soc.
-. - become more freely oiYsrsd ia y, !.
xssses u ne STAIR bstwssn Ensiasd ma
e@efses' aud prices have further dsciins6.
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81 - = 81 49,
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WI ANTED-UVERSE wish 10 em.
wv ploy manager to take charge Of MIR.
Willis's farm, adjoining me. ON James river,
in the county Of Chesterfield, about miles
below Richmond. A single man, Of sober
and Industrious habits, would b. preferred,
but a married gentleman with q small fam
fly might suit. A. H. UREWRI.
de 9I-cxU9tE
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4 DMINISTRAfOR'S SALE OF MULES.
"A HlKfEA. QARGA RIfk AIrIIpE -

"A FACTORY. on the North sids o. Ns;o. Ss.
tween 26ih and 9Th str. ets 1T Auction we vffl
sail. upon the premises. On Thursday, the S6sh
day of December, commencing ut orloek p. RI.
the valuable thrse-st0ry Tobacco Factory ON tAe
north side of Main, between 26.h and s7,k usrest.
now In the occupancy Of tie Coufsdsrste 6tstes
but more recently By J. W. AtkinsAu. ESQ
fronts on Main street 10 feet. aad ,uns baxS l5O
feet.
TERNs-One fourth cash; the balance At &. IN sad
Is months. for neg0tiskle notss, with tntersat
added and seeured By . trust ds4i
JAS. - TAILOR 3 SON,
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w ANTED-A situation as Miller, by a prsc
w sical Miller. who fully understands the ma
nuiaeture of best grades Family, Extra, and Super
Flour. Also that OF Corn Meal; would engage on
ceA d, st Of references gwen. Those In want will
please state location, terms and salary. For par
ticulars inquire at this Office address box 10 Pc
ter sburg Post Office, 70 w. s. o." e 24-3t*
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sT As specimen Of the progress Of
n. York towsrd the Psrisiau style OF do
ing things, we notice the fact that the po
lice OF that city few night since broke
up Drag" bali there. The peccliarity
of this kind OF entertainment is that il /.
attended by Duuber of depraved men
Who have dressed themselves in ladies
clothes. Those who we're present. oD the
occasion mentioned were attired 10 goT'
geous style They wore the most costly
silks aud satins. and had their volo Din
Gus curl. aul other feminine a1oruDent>
Some OF them we're covered with jeSeirg
~. Oue man had on at least $4,000
worth of diamonds Fige feDales and
seven males we're arrested and held t
bail.
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1u0itor's y otire.

Estate of John Brown, deceased.
The uniersis ned, appointed By the Or
phans Court of Mcnroe County, Auditor
to mske distribution Of the moneys in The
hands OF Samuel S Dir, her, Aduinistra
tor OF the E.tste of john Brown, dec d
will attend to the duties OF bis appoint
Geut on Friday, the 18th day Of May
next. at 10 o'cloek a III at the ProthoD-
otary's Of6cc. 10 StFoud-burg, where al
Eersons Interested may attend i: they see
proper. And potice is also given to al
persons having claims against said Estate
TO present them at that time, or be de-
barred fron coming in for share Of the
fund in the haaG, of tie laid adu.ini-tra
tor THUS. VI. MclLH ANE1,
April Is, 1861. Audat0f
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Eu0itor's Notifc.

Estate of Phineas Miller, decd.
The Undersigned Auditor. aPpoiated
by the OrPhau's Court OF Monroe County
10 exan.iDe, and II occasion require. to
re settle the account .! FEc3c!iok Z Mi.
Ter. Administrator OF the estate of Phiue a,
Miller. decreased, and to make dIstrlbu-
tIon; sill attend to the duties OF hi, ap.
polntiaeut 1T the Office Of Samuel 5
Drrher. E,q, 10 the Borough OF Strouds-
burg, on Saturday, the 18th day Of May
next. at l o'clock ?. "a. when and hers
all partie. Interested mag attend. or be
detarred from coming in for a share o
the distritutise fund iu the hands Of ,aiC
ad administrator.
STEPHEN HOLMES. Jr, Audito'
Stroudsburg, April Is. l-6l.
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A secessionist in Philadelphia---Ee fee:

a Secessionist il Philadelphia---He fees
An out-aud- out secessioDl-t. as iudiS
erect as Colouel Patrick Washiu tor
CoDroy. cane very near being made food
for worms.
After going over the old argument on
that side he utiDated his ~ mpathy with
the rebels in the present coufct. Tbis
wss u. ore than the crowd could bear, aud
30 impulsiye move vas made toward she
traitor, and be took 10 his heels, follow
down Third street By party Of nearly
two hundred men and toys. The msu
sought shelter in the avenue Ct the Po>'
Office, where the police came TO bis rescue
and .piriteJ hin Of hy Il" siie-door
movement.
Do;ing bi, fight an old map, whose
grey hairs spoke in siisery accents OF th'
frosts of seventy Winters. broke his um
hrella over the traitor'e head, and WlsbCc
IT had been sword instead o! an unbrel
Ia. He said be could clease such scout
drels down fer "aGuso ment.
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New York Markets.

WEDNESDAY, April IL. 1861.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wheat; the
sales are 7.e00 bbls at SIS O5aS5 20 Tor
Superfnc State aud Western; So 30aS5
90 for shipping brand, of Round Hoop
Extra Ohio. R,e -four; -ale. Of 800 bis.
At IS 30a34 05 Corn Meal; sales OF
jersey at - IS. aDd Brandywine So ID
GRAM Wheat; the sales are 81 500
bush. Alilwaukee Club at 81 23aSl 10
5 600 hush No. 8 Spring soc called at i
20. Oats at 35a36c. Rye; sale. Of IL, >
900 bush. at Csc for NoriLern. Corn !;
sales of 45. 900 bush. at &c for new mix
ed Western.
PROFISIONS-Pork; the sales are
$3.50 bbls. at Sl7 50aSi7 IS for Mess
Cut Meats; sales Of I'll hhds at 6Sa6&c.
for Shoulders, aud e4as3o. for Hums.
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Died.

In Stroudsburg, on the 10Th inst, Mrs
Mary Coolbaugh, aged about o6 years.
In S;roudssurg, on the 18th lust, Mrs
Catha rine Robson, aged "A years.
In S,roudsburg, on the 18th inst. Steward
son of Charles s. and Jane Gordon, aged
years month and ID days.
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sIrNo less than l 500 steamboats,
run upon tAe Mississippi river and Its
tributaries. The total 'alue OF these l.
.stim.ted at S6U,U0O 00O. The Mi-sis
sippi drains AZ area of 200 .OO0 squarc
miles. washes tho shores Of twelve States;
and from the Gulf Of Florida to the source
of the Missouri, it is 4,5Oo miles iu
length, its average detth 50 feet, aDl it.
width over half nile.
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A child wa recently born in Hemp
fel3town>hip. Wc-tmorelaad county, Pa,
having but Que csc, AID that Altusted IN
the centre Of the forehead. There wa
no nose, nor any appearances of nasal
bones. The remainder of the body vac
we'll formed.
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0FAu absent minded professor, in 60
Ing out OF the gateway OF his college. ran
against COW: in the confusion of the
momcut. he exclaimed. Il beg pardon,
III madame" Soon after be .tu bled a.
gain-t lady in the street; in sudden re-
collection OF bis former mishap, be called
out, "ls that you, again, you trute!"
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SPRING.

nv TBg BARD OF THE EASToN HALL OF FASHION
e Old Winters term is over,
Young Spring her reign begins:
The early bird, in lively strains,
.ElIer Inauguration sings.
The streams Ioosed from their ice-chans,
"Are bounding o'er the lea:
And walked from their long winter sleep,
Come forth the ant and bee.
The tiny plants and grass blades,
Pot on their robes of green
Snow drop and sweet anemone,
Appear in beauteous sheen.
The herds are lowing gaily,
AS they crop the spring-tlme food
The matron hen, in joyous tone,
Calls forth her little brood
The focks, with spreading piniOns,
ilaste 10 the waters brin:
Scan for while its ripping waves,
Then lightly DER them skim.
Soy, gladness, grace and beauty,
Come forth at Natures smile;
Man TOO, comes forth renewed in looks
From the clothing store of Pyle.
~ The haudsomcst assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing and piece goods ever seen IN
Esston is now on exhibition, at Pyle's Great
Easton Hal! of Fashion, opposite the Easton
Bank.
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OF AGENTS WANTED to sell the Erie Sew
ing Machine. We will give commission
or pay wages at from S25 to $50 per month,
aud expenses paid. The ERIE is a new ma
chine, and very simple in It's construction
A diploma was awarded our Mach ne by The
Industrial Association of Farmers & Mechan'
les, held at Chambersburg, Pa, at ITS exhl"i'
tien in 1860, over the Grover & Baker, ant
Boudoir Machines 1t is equal to any ma
chine in use, and the price is bat fifteen dol
lars. Address r. JAMES, General Agen
L 5. n Co, Milan, Ohio.
March Ia, lcGl.-6m.
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UPA geutlcman 10 Bridgetou, Ne.
ba. hound which caught u red foxe'
and two black ones this winter. The
skns of the latter be values at $50 each,
aud the others at So each.
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administrators Notltr.
Estate OF Chas. 8. Transue,

Notice is hereby given, that Letters OF adj
ministration upon the Estate of Charles ,
Transue, late of SmllhfcId township, de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersIgn-
ed by the Register of Monroe County. 10 due
form of law therefore, all persons Indebted
to said Estate are requested to make lmne'
date payment, and those having any JuS'
claims are also requested To present them
legally authenticated for settlement, to
ELLEN TRANSUE, Administrative,
GEO. 5. TRANSUE, Administrator.
Smithfied, April 4. lo6l.-6t*
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w tss REED.

On the 18th inst, by Frederick Gilbert,
Esq. Mr.. Joseph Evans, of Pocono, and Miss
Hannah Deter, of Paradise, Monroe co.
On the llth inst, at the Lutheran Par
sonaee, IN Hamilton, by Rev. Henry Seiierl,
Mr.. Peter B. Miller, aud Miss Eleanor Miller,
of jackson.