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TERMS Of THE WEEKLY-HOo Dollars per aaaus
invariably in advance ..... q.
TERMS OF THE sEHI-wEEKLY-Faur DOuars ps-
onun invariably in advance
Al papers discontaGed at the expiration Of tie tns
for rrEie6 they hass been pad. =
Rates of Advertising in Sem.Weekly Standard,
Our regular rates of advertising are as follows:
One square, Ii lines or lessl first insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, %
Longer advertisements in proportion -, .-
Contracts will be made with advertisers at tie abore
r0uar rates for six twelve months and at the close of
the contract S3H par cent will be deducted from the gross
amount.
Professional business Cards. not exceeding five lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly or for
Sc for six months $40 for twelve months or in both
paps for $40 for six months SIS for twelve mouths
Rates of Advertising in Weekly Standard.
One dollar square for the first insertion and twenty
FIVE cents for each subsequent insertion No deduction tc
Be made Weekly adcertisemen matter o,c lon0 then
nuav Only limited number of advertisements will be
admitted into the Weekly. All advertisements not other.
wise directed inserted in the Semi Weekly and cbarg
ed accordingly When the number of insertions is not
marked the advertisement it is inserted until forbid
~ Money sent us BY mail is at our risk.
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s 9,129,5O5

ENDORSEMENTS.
Bonds endorsed for Will
miRgton and Weldon r.
r Company, under act
of 9th January, 1s49, 10000
Amount taken up by Com
pany, 100000
Amount of present en-
dorsement 5 10000
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Bonds issued on account
Western n. C. Railroad.
running thirty years.

Bonds issued on account
Albemarle & Chesapeake
Canal, running thirty
years,
Ditto, do, do,
Bonds issued on account
Fayetteville and West
ern Railroad, running
thirty years,
Ditto, do, do,
Bonds issued on account of
Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Rail-
road, (thirty years to
rum
Ditto, do, do,
Bonds issued under act au-
thor!zing Public Treas
urer to sell bonds of the
State for certain pur-
poses, (thirty years.
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M1sCEIIAHEous.
THE
Summer Course5of Lectures.
4 81 e


or fHR
MEDICAL, COLLEGE. or VIRGINIA.!
nELIyERED By TIE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION
- F0R MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, will commence on
the 10th OF April 1851 and continue until the lst of Au-
gust ensuing, under the following Organization -
PsoF. c. BELL Gi3SON, ME-
LsctSsEr s % % Principles and Practice Of surgery.
PRoF. A PETlCULAS, n. d., - $50 s.i.isa
Lecttret on anatomy and Clinical Surgery.
PRoT JAMES I. B.heCA ". N. b., st IS -
Lecturer Oh Medical Chemistry and Toxicology.
Us. d. CULLEN, n d, r r.r-. tz-s,.s.-. 1S4 ~
Lecturer on Physiology. r.f ~ g s-srf.-
MARION HOWARD, N. b.: - .,.s
Lecturer on Mafefia Mediea.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ D., - 40
Lecturer on Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Lecturer on Obstetrics. .-- is, -,aE
The Plan of Instruction will embrace combination of
Lectures and Examinations design being TO deliver
but Two Lectures daily each proceeded by Thorough ex
animation the subject matter of the previous bs Tins
aordng the conjoned advantage of instruction by ganS
OF lectures and daily rectatons thereby giving the Stu
dent ample time for private study and for attention to
clinical observation.
Students of this Course win be permitted to see the cases
at the Medical College Hospital Bellevue Hospital, and
City Aims House, free of charge =
In the Surgical Wards of these Institutions imnort,nt
operations are constantly performed and the Medical De-
parment affords daily opportunities for observing diseases
peculiar and incident to the South. 49, -
Every facility will be given for the study of Practical
Anatomy The Dssectng Rooms under the charge of the
demonstrators, (Dr HOward) are commodious well ven
hlaed and furnished with abundant material a probably
lower rate than caniesewhere be procured.
20 Attendance this Course will be regarded by the
Faculty OF the Medical College Virginia as equivalent 70
twelve months study in Physicians Office.
Fee for this Course, e7O
tB For further information, apply to ,... .. .,..
]. s. DORSEY CULLEN, NJ. d.
Secretary of the Association.
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THOMPSON'S NEW JEWELRY!
HtHAS. III. THOMPSON Is NOW OPENING
~ one Of the finest Stocks Of JEWELRY in the market.
Amongst his additions will be found superb lot of
SILVER WARE,
and he has made arrangements for filling orders of every
kind of
HAIR WORK.
This may be said to be feature his business Pat
terms of all imaginable descriptions may be at his
Store
H. T. respectfully soics examination of his stock.
Orders promptly attended to-
Repairing of WATCHES JEwELRY, &C., carefully
and promptly attended to-.
Raleigh Oct. 7, 1885, s7-tf
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PROPERTY FOR sAIE.-A,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-As
Trustee. aud Attorney in fact of Dabney Cosby Sr
offer for private sale the house and lot in the city Of Rail
egh now in The occupancy of Mr.. Jesse Brown. -.--
one for the purpose of building. p" q .
ALSO the house and lot now in the occupsny of William
Anderson under lease Of four years. from thelst of
May 1860 Persons desiring purchase are referred to
Mr.. Leo. II. Heartt, of Raleigh. -
Feb. %, 1851 e4It.
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WIN. J. SAUNDERS.
COUNSELLOR A d ATTORNEY TILAW,

RALEIGH. N C.
WILL attend with promptness and dispatch busines
of whatever character in the profession in the Courts
Wake and adjoining counties
~ Notes, Drafts and Claims collected any point.
September 81, 1860. 76-tf
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RALEIGH. N. C. sATUR DAY. MARCH 9, 1851
BUSINESS CARDS, &C.


1850. FALL. 1860.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS JoBBsRs
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
No. rs AND go SrcAuoRE STREET,
PETERSBURG, VA.
"E INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE
Trade to our unusually large and elegant stock Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AND AMERICAN
DIR ESS oDS
Every variety of MEN and BOYS WEAR,
PLANTATION GOODS,
GJ0AKS AND SHAwLS,
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS
Together with every class Goods be found in Whole
sale Houses, North and South.
The Merchants Of NorthCarolna Virginia and Tenues-
see are invited to examination of our Stock which will
be found specially adapted to the wants of their customers
and will be offered for CASH or on the usual credit at
such low prices full to the views of the
CLOSEST BUYERS
~ Orders respectfully solicited and promptly exc
cutea. s. w. CO.
September 2l, 1860. 76-n
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viz: 100000, July 1, 1866
100000, July !, 1856
100000, July l, 1856
OBLIGATIONS
Bons given Literary Board, si,0O5
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS

ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Into Public Fund, for the fiscal year, commencing
October lst, 1850, and ending Sept 3Oth, 1861:
Public Tax, 7l43O4 l6
Amount due from defaultIng Sheriffs,
exclusive of fines, 1879 70
Interest on Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad bonds, 5000
Tax on Attorney Licenses, 1896 30
Cherokee Bonds, 1900
Interest on Seaboard & Roanoke Rail-
road bonds, GAG A
Bonds to be sold on account of Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company, 10000
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NO lIlle OF payment speclhed, 81, 600
9,I29,505
Annual interest on above debt $547, ,77O8O
Payable as follows:
PRINCIPAL.
5 371, ,005 in Raleigh,
5,627, 600 in New York,
3,13l, 200 in New York,
$9,12s,5o5
INTEREST.
22,260.30 January and July in ei,ch year.
337 63S d"
1882 April and October q"
$547, ,77O.30
SINKING FUND-Nou. 10, lS6O
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NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE & CO..
66 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED. AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
unusually large Stock of Goods in their lne COM
prising every variety of Mems Womens and Childrens
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BRoGANS,
TRUNKS VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag uts in this City for the sale of
MITCHELL, Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys nd Girls. Merchants are invited to
examine their stock ard prices which they determined
shall compete y with houses here elsewhere
R Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
of the FIRM.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r w. ROBERTS
September S, 1859. 7s-tf
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THE LATEST NEWS,
L & l. K G. HIC.
Charter Electfsus

| GEsIvA, N. v, March Sat the charter el.c.
aon held in this village yesterday, the democrs q
Were successful on their entire ticket, with on.
exception The average democratic majority is
Barn, Me, March 6.-Issel Putnam, republi
cant was reelected mayor yesterday.
Troy, N. Y, March S.-Geo r. Warren. 4,
tne mon candidate, was elected Msyor Of This
city to-day: The Union men also elect sses.or,
Justice, and q majority Of the Council.
RoNE, N. Y, March 5.-Giles Hswlev. demo.
eras. was elected Supervisor Of this town today
PoueHKKRPsIK, N. Y, March james Bowp,
republican, was elected Mayor Of Poughkeepsis
Today. The republican general ticket was
chosen oy small majority. One republican
Alderman and ID rec democrats were elected. and
TWO republican and two democratic SUPERVISOR
ROCHESTER, N. ", March S.-John C. Nah.
600 majority.
Urea, March 5.-DewittC Grove, democrat, In
elected Mayor by y majority over ex-senator Alric
nuooel The democrats also eject their csBdI-
oates Tor City Marshal, City Attorney and Justice
OF the Peace for the long and short terms The
republicans elect the CITY Treasurer and Oyerse.r
OF the Poor. -Four Of the new ldermen are dem
ocran and three republicans. The democrats
Will have ten out Of the fifteen members Of the
Common Council. -Four Of the seven Supervisors
are democrats.
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Missouri Convention,

ST. Louis, March 5.-The Convention met AZ
ten O'Clock, and was opened with PRAYER
Resolutions were ordering that the protest Of 81
Louis against coercion be reduced 90 writin s and
copy sent 70 the President Of the United Stats
Resolutions were adopted providing that a Com
mittee be appointed 10 wait on the Commiss oner
from Georgia and inform him that Missouri dis
sented from the position taken by that State and
very kindly but emphatIcally declined any share
In the hoDos Of secession with her
Gen. Coulter and Gen. Donipha the Commis-
sioners from Missouri TO the Peace Congress,
addressed the Convention by invitation, on the
state Of the country.
ST.. Louis, March Gin the State Convention
to-day various resolutions referred, declining
cooperation with Georgia in the secession move
ment, &c. One offered by ex Governor Stewart,
declares that over act by the Government justi-
wing secession or revolution has been committed
One, by Judge Orr, says that we have the beet
Government In the world and intend to preserve
It.
resolution 10 refer the Inaugural Of President
Lincoln to the Committee Of the Whole was
debated and withdrawn.
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FoRr KEARNKT, March 6.-The California
Pony Express, with advices 10 the 18th ult., has
arrived here.
The fort at the entrance Of San Francisco h.rbor
had been occupied for the frst time by United
States troops.
In the Supreme Court, In the case Of Fremont
vs. Floreri, IL was decided that the holder Of the
United States patent and lands under the Mexican
grant, possessed all the precious metals contained
In the lands
The Governor had informed the Legislature that
the number Of firearms In possession OF the State
was between four and five hundred musker, etc,
generally out Of repair.
From all parts OF the State favorable accounts
had been received Of planting operations this
son-the breadth Of land sown In wheat being
much greater than last year.
There Is nothing decisive in reference 10 the
Senatorial contest. The shipment Of treasure
would be light.
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GRAND CONCERT
Presentation of COIOrs

COMPANY "A,'' UNION REGIMENT,
At the Smithsonian Institution,
On THIS tThursdsy) EVENING, March ?. las,
on which occasion
THE WASHINGTON sEXTETTE,
ano number OF the heat Amateur Vocalists Of the
city will appear. Also,
THE MONUMENTAL QUARTETTE.
OF Baltimore, will appear in sumo Of their choice
49,, pieces.
musical director. Prof. ]. Hrrz.
ffof. HAlMAS will preside at the Piano.
PRnGRAMMK-PART 1.
l. o'''''r'-rs%% .P.iia;ioa s..i:;, ,.Herold
q QuSSttette-Coms where my love lies
A'Ans Monrm entails. --.-- Foster
s. Ballad-Ah. I've sighed to rest me- -. Verdi
Solo viol0n0'll0I Is:s.s1.
S. Quartetts-Gravs OF Washington :. .M.sruder
80, seorse and Toaii; seib6o!dd. u" iii'An'
T. lnuoduzione-Barbe of Seville. RossIpi
washington Sextette.
During the intermisson there will be Presents
oeivsd BY Gen, EDWARD c. EARRING TON.
/. Overturs-semiramide.- Ro,,ini
. washington sextette.
2. The Flag of our Union. Chapman
Monumentals.
5. Ballad-Rosy morning Verdi
4. Solo, Vioin-Fants.ia ct Variations De Beriet
o,.r,s,,o, +. Arth.
Monn unS Vt AS -----. .sterry
6. Bass solo-O d sexton (by rcquestl Russell
7. Finale-pop Ju souis seybold' No.,
Washington Sextetie. Sc d0A'f'
Admission Is cents. Tickets to be had a, the door
or Of any member of the Company. Doors omen AT
O'CLOCK 70 commence at precisely. 1t
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TIE Star.

GEoRsETowN, March 2, 1861
Ia Justice TO our fine cavalry corps, we would
state that IL was the Georgetown Mounted Guard
Capt Stuart, nun bering 81 men, which formed
portion OF the military escort TO 1-President
Buchanan on his departure from Washington,
ana afterwards Unanswered on Pennsylvania
we understand that Mr.. McIntyre, contractor
Iof the masonry Of that magnificent structure. the
cabin John Bridge, is making satisfactory pro-
Cfess with the work, under direction Of Capt M.
see advertisement Of potatoes for sale In George.
town column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-07

A PLAIN QuKsTIoN.-f q Convention Of the
people Of State pass an ordinance declaring the
connection Of that State with the Federal Union
dissolved, and the laws Of the State then REQ uire
ih citizens 10 do one thing and the laws Of Federal
Government require iu citizens 10 do the oppo-
site, which shah the citizen Of the State thus at
usted obey, the State or the Federal Lswl-NasA-
Guile Ustox aad American.
fsointf Vsssioa.-i me people OF sae,
connection OF that State with the Federal Union"
Is NOT dissolved, and that the laws Of the state
quire Its citlxens 10 be obedient % the laws Of the
Federal Govefnment-shsll the citizen Of the State
thus situated obey 10 he iustifsble In continu-
ing bis opposition TO fAs sxYrssssd sriH efns
people, 10 the Constitution and lawn Of his State
Statesi 10 the citizen who arrays himself, and 10
found endeavoring 10 array Others against the win
Of the people, and against the State and Federal
laws, not guilty Of sedition-or something
w0rss'-NashrtAs RsPsblioas Bana<s
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III DR.. Cumming, the great final Judgment
preacher, whose recent work on Tribnlations has
had large circulation, announced In q late ear
mon that he believed the earth would be purified
by IRE, and again become paradise, ''ths noolest
trophy Of redeeming love"
III Russian Colonel, named Leuchte, having
In NJ Of passion killed several Of his serfs has
at the demand Of the Emperor, oeen sentenced 20
prison for several years Formerly q reprimsnd
was the only punishment In such csses
III In Chicago, IN boys ara selling poss,ss
stzmps Of three cent denomination n one cent
aud efforts 10 trace the matter 70 q focus have a.
yes proved unsvaiiing.
~ Carl schurz 10 excluded from the amnesty
granted by the King Of Pruaia, on the ground
that, having aided IN the escape Of person from
prison, his offence was not political.
IT, At Reistsstown, Md, on Monday night a
deaf and dumb German was shot by a man wno
hailed him az he wss entering his yard and; re.
oeiving no answer, mistook him fog Q burg lar
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Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, March5.-The steamer Habans,
from Havana Id, has arrived.
Sugars Were more active; Nos. II TO IA, 81
reals to reals Stock, laO, 600 boxes
Sterling exchange lOa1lo. premium.
Sight exchanges on New York 2i2hc. pre-
MUM.
The grandest preparation were making for the
reception Of Prince Alfred OF England
The spanish bank had made an issue Of two
millions
Weather cool and healthy. Business lively
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The Southern Cenxress

MONTGOMERY, March Con motion Of Mr.
Curry, IL was resolved that the Judiciary Com
mitee be instructed 70 inquire into the
Of prohibiting the importation Of slaves into the
Confederacy from the United States, except those
owned by persons emigrating for settlement and
residence.
Congress then went into secret session.
John IA Reagan, Of Texas, has been confirmed
as Postmaster General, in the place Of Mr.. Elicit,
Of Mississippi, who declined.
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The Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March 6.-The Convention to-day
debated the resolutions instructing the Committee
on Federal Relations, (orered Yesterday and
then adjourned, on motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, who
desired to speak tomorrow.
During the session, however, the report Of the
Peace Commissioners was received
Several resolutions on secession, anti-secession,
and ant-coercion were received and referred.
The committee appointed to examine into the
subject reported that In their opinion, there had
been no movement OF armed men towards the
Virginia forts by the General Government indi-
eating any attempt al attach or coercion.
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WANTS TO DYE IN THE UNION
Il shall be Pleased to dye In the Capital of this
Union all colors on Al kinds Of ladies' and gentle
mem apparel. w. II. WHKATLEY, DYER
No. $50 south side Penn. avenue,
between AZ and 9Th cts,
r., ~-o'. N-~~A sA~ "AH~O"s
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LOCAL NEWS

W though TIE STAR In printed on the fastest
r'eaH press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
20 large "a 70 require Il TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not sppear until the next day.
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AleXaudrta MaYkets

ALEXANDRIA. March 7.-Flour-Family s6 37a
81 SO; extra s. 81 Hs6; super S5.I2s5 25. Wheat,
white 81 .SaSl 4oi red 81 .25ssi IS. Corn-white
5oa6Oc; yellow 5Ss6Oc.; mixed 5Sa59c. Rye
65a66. Oats 2oa30c. Corn Meal 69a7ac. per busbel.
Seeds-1imothy s3as3 so; Clover S6 25as6 o2
Flaxseed 81 .40asl.45. Provisions-Butter roll,
l0aalc; Bacon Liable; Pork 81 O0ss7 50. Lard
l3al4c. Eggs 14sl6c. Whisky 2ia30c.
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BaItinsrs Markets.

HALrIKokE, March 7.-Flour dull; Howard st.
and Ohio 1926; City Mills IS. Wheat steady;
red Sl25al30; white sl4Oal60 Corn steady; mixed
55a57c.; yellow 59a6I; white 63s65c. Provisions
steady and unchanged. Coffee arm at IA Hsl3c.
w Risky lie lower, City and Ohio l9c.
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THIS EVENING,
List Night but Two OF the great Conscience,
MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM,
who viii appear in her celebrated imPersorati on
PFC WoFFlNeroN,
In the beau,ifrl Comedy entitled
MASKS AND FACES.
To conclude with
The Farce entitled the
DUTCH ACTOR.
Won Sphofr MI, q w Clan,
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COUNTERFEIT yVIsrAR's BAIs.x.


we Won caution the purchasers of the Balsan1
u wa Cherry against an imitation article which
mas made Its appearance in many places, and which
MT deceive the unwary by its ressmb ance to the
genuine bottle. OF the mixture We need not speak
UnpTlnclpied scoundrels can alvays be found rcady
70 counterfeit any thing, by which they can put
money In their pockets, and they sure to choose
the mo Z popular and well known article on which
20 practice their villanies. 1t is lanentable fact
inst there are also dealers in medicines who are
ling TO lend themselves to carry ut this i'm posi-
uon, by Sc ling such trash as gennne because they
can buy 1t for less than hall the cost of the rea ar
counterfeit money, for he is the greater scamp Of
They have never dared to forge the written sig
nature OF l. Butts, having wholesome fear of the
State fIison before their eyes. Be sHrs that yox
4 3 Bnts and you may rely upon its being genuine.
Prepared by Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and
for sale IN Washington city G. Stott, 5. b. Waite.
Iob ~ W Tifman I9hn Schwarze, Nsirn Pa -mer,
IN Georgetown by r. 3. T. Cisssll and G. M. & j.
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. ina lwr
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HOMEOPATHIC RyNrprxs

All Of DR.: Humphreys 4 Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPasho Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at % and 81 cents each Also
In cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to sd
each, with book Of full directions. For sale 81
n. ~. Gilman, $40 Pa. avenue, Wholesale 6nc.
retail agent; w. A. FltzgoraN, $50 north F stree:
also by + B: Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnaammations OF
oil kinds. Sold as above, ma a "
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Assessors, p. G. Henderson ................
H. L. Monroe ...................
Scattering 62

CITY CepneiIs .-Aldermen, Benz Barton, 9. III
Marshall, John T Armstrong, w. j. Booth, E.
3 w hirmer Common Council, Lewis McKen-
,ie L. 8 Jameson, w. A. Harper, Thornton
Trlplett G. T. w hittington, F. w. Ashley, Jas.
q H.iIowelI. C. w. Alexander, II. C. Dorsey, A.
I,rnie.on Allen e. Harmon, r. II. Miller, Edgar
snowden. ia /. and ] w Atkinson
rh,s election speaks well FOE the Union sent-
o,nt Of AIexandria, and Is an evidence OF her
drt-rminaton TO stand by the Constitution and
the Union
THx DurREz GRKxs MINSTREL TROUPE con-
true with unabated success 70 tickle the faneles
"a the risibles Of the crowds who visit them
nIghtly. IL 10 a capital company indeed, large IN
nusabers aud immense In talent The perform,
.ncrs run OF with eliminating interest to the end
~ the programme, and end In blaze OK glory
xv,th the afterpiece which IL always bit Of tne
most undiluted fun. Green's ''cheek perform-
ances'' alone are worth the price Of admission.
rux.rxn.-whoever has read Charles Reade's
,.n.,k.ble' novel from which this comedy Is an
sdootion viii be apt TO go to-nig ut TO see
81 49, >, with the charming Miss 6ougenheim
90 ID Pc Wofanstoa The audience, too, VIII
b,edIy stay and see Glenn In nis great pa'c
hs,s~,sr Of sVan sphof," one OF the richesi
,sssees OF comic acting imsginaois.sr~
yv.s,. No. 47S Pa. svenue. continues 70 draw
- AZ citizens and strangers at pfodlgions
CIV cry. Tbe way books, plated ware, prsceie,s
49, ssts. &e, go OF fof one dollar 10 assouIsn
80 n any visitor designs tsking an ese -, .a
nree.sut 20 his family from Wssningsen, ooh 's>''
70 call on Evsns,
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Eiuaucial.

NEW YoRK, March STOCK active and higher.
Chicago and Rock Island SIX; Illinois Cerhsi
shares 79A; do. bonds IS; Lacrosse and MI is;
Michigan Southern %; New York Central ~ X;
Reading ~; Hudson River r. X. IS; Va. e's IS;
Mo rs Is v