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Important News from Charleston.

CHaaLEsToS, March 23.-Capt Ferguson. of
the steamer Planter, who returned this norm
ing from Fort Sumter, reports nc pre- para tons
Tor evacuation. Major Anderson was rather
Increasing the defences by pouring molten lead
IN lne creviees OF the sally ports streng hen
ing the weak stone work. sc. Capt r car
req the furniture of Capt. Foster from Sulli.
vans Island to Fort Sumter-indicatipg no
present prospect of breaking up housekeep ping
The policy about Major Anderson being al
lowed to leave with the honors of war; is un-
der consideration.
The Columbia sailed to day without taking
his men
Inc works on Morris Island have advanced
with such rapidly that no fleet with rein
loreements can pass the batteries. There is
the utmost vigilance night and day. and ali
suspicious vessels are obliged 10 come to
III Is reported that the twenty million Gov
eminent loan has been subscribed from ore O!
the southern cities alone. People of large and
small means are subscribing here.
Major Anderson declines receiving verbal
orders to eyacuate Fort Sumter
lsECoND DIsPATcH.l
CHARLESTON, =. o., March 25-Col La.
mon, from Washington, had an interview
with Gov. Pickens and Gen. Beauregard, in
company with Messrs. Duryear and Santos
this morning. The prevailing opinion is thai
Fort Sumter will be evacuated Wednesday
but time alone will determine
Col. Lamon also visited Fort Sum ter He
leaves for Washington tonight. He saws hi
hopes shortly 10 return.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
From Washington.

WasBISaroS. March 2a-Beni. +. Dtsher.
wood has been appointed Engineer in Chief OF
the Navy v
a large number Of business men from Bal
tlmore are here to-day, to press the nomua.
ton of Corkoran for Collector.
New York merchants are writing here that
unless Congress holds an extra session to re-.
peal the NJ grill tariff bill they will import
goods via Charleston.
Confrmotions By the Senate. William OH.
pin, Governor of Colorado; Joshua r.. Old.
dings, Consul to the British American Pro.
yinces; Mark n Donnell. OF Ne, Consul 70
'eraC Cruz; John Britton, Of n. York, Cons al
to Southampton; w q. Williams. D,strict =,
Columbia, Second Lieutenant L. S A: Mile.
ma Tiiton, OF Maryland Second Lieutenan,
Marine corps.
Hiram Barney has been nomina ted Collec
tor OF New York Also RIrbard ~ par..,n.
OF OHIO, Consul to Rio Janeiro: Robert w
Shufeidt, Consul 10 Havana and T. BigeIov
Lawrence, Cons ul to Florence.
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The Trustees have declared the usual Scrip Di-
videed of THIRTY PER CENT. on ali policies for
the Whole term of lite now in force, which were
ISSUED twelve months prior to January LIST, 1851.
They have also directed the redemption in cash
of dividends declared in the years 1915 lsl7 lsis
and IS49, nd after the first Monday in March to
those holding certificates upon presentation at the
Home Office; and those having credits will be al
lowed the same upon their notes at settlement of
next premium.
The Board of Trustees submit their Sixteenth
Annual Report, showing the situation of the Com
p2ny on the lat day of January, 1881, by which il
will be that The accumu lations have reached
upwards of Two millions OF DOLLARS. All of
and constantly increasing revenne. 1t is crafty
ing to know that the subject Of Life Insurance is
favorable attention. and that its influence is more
rapidly extending over every section of the coun-
try aud they believe the more it is examined, and
the more its advantages are appreciated and It's
principles understood, the greater will be the
number of those rho will seek to participate in
the benefits of SO safe and judicious an invest
ment.
The Trustees have for considerable time had
nnder consideration a plan for the gradual re-
demption OF dividends and for the purpose of
inaugurating such a system, have concluded to
discontinue the payment of interest, and in lieu
upon all policies in force, and which were issued
twelve <Ahoahs prior to January lst, 1861, and to
scrip, the divideods Of years 1916, y, sand %, and
where credits have been given to allow the
amount thereof in reduction of notes at the next
renewal of policies Ii il the design OF the Trus
tees to extend this sytem to all outstanding div-
dends as soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made, ana which will probably be within the
next sixty days. when they will advise their pol
Icy holders aud agents of the contemplated plan,
which the Trustees confidently believe will meet
the approval OF all parties interested therein, as
it will enable them to realize during life the pro-
FITS arising from their investments, and where
credits have been given, gradually to reduce the
notes which are now charged against their policy
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
WIN. H. BEERS, Cashier.
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D.,l Medical
ROBT. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D., Examiners.
WORTHAM Il WYATT, Agents.
NH 22--6tif d. Main street, Richmond.
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BY X. T. HAZEL, AuctiOneer.
T A r G E, ATTRACTIVE, AND PER.
IL EMPTORY SALE OF A JOBBER'S STOCK OF
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c

WHITTEMORE & HAZELL
Will sell at Auction, ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 1851
And following days until sold, sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock each day, at
No. l65 Chambers Street. New York,
(By order of p NJ. CHAPMAN, Assignee,)
ISAAC l.. HUNT i CO.'S
Entire Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
comprising large and varied assortment of Hea w
and Shelf Goods, suitable for City and Country
Trade
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY H AR W AR E.
large and complete assortment Of Carriage
and Saddlery Hardware.
ALSO
60 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS,
Comprising every description of Goods known to
the Trade.
TERMS Under 800, cash over that amount
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city Of
New York, or FIVE per cent discount for cash.
nT Catalogues will be ready, and be had
at the office of the Auctioneers, on MONDAY
March 18th.
WHiTTEMORE & HAZEL, Aucrs,
Office l5a Broadway, New York.
mi
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II o T e L s. j..
ExCHAN6E HOTEL AND BALLARD
Ia HOUSE,

RICHMOND, JANUARY NTH, 1881.
The proprietors of this well known and popular
esLa lis hment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
FOR the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and 1t affords them pleas to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
Thorough renovatlng of tn. entire establishment,
makes II one Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent boarders, well as tran
sient company, that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. It is due to the liberality of the
Stockholders of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has been done which could add to its value
aad Increase the comfort and convenience Of Ns
guests.
Among the imgortan ut changes and Improvement
In the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added a W ell
Is now open for the patronage of the public In
arranging this part of their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor floor
of the Ballard House.
In view Of the large expenditures and renswed
energy, and strict attention their part, they
hope to merit a continuance of that patronage SO
long en- Dyed by them.
la l5-ts JOHN P. & THGS. 4. BALLARD.
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Extra Session U. 8. Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-On motion of Mr..
Powell, r resolution calling on the President
to transmit TO the Senate Major Anderson S
dispatches to the War Department, was
adopted.
Mr.. Howe con tinued his speech in opposi-
ton TO the Douglas resolutions.
Mr.. Douglas rejoined, reiterating that the
forts were designed for local, not national
purposes. and should be surrendered to those
States who possess the harbors.
After an Executive session, adjourned.
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hg Liverpool and London Fire and Life
.INSU RIA N E COMP ANY,
fgsFABLIsHRD 1891

CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. 80, 900 900
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50 900
DAILY REVENUE.... ................... 500
NH Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NKw YORK:
JAMES Brown, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTrENErT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRINSELL, ESQ,
E. M ARCHIBALD, II. B. N. Consul.
EUGBHE DUTILH, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILIARD, Esq.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
Z. T. SAEDBRsoE, Esq.
ALFRED PELL, Esd, Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and Snort POLICIES issued on same
terms other first class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to the home office.
CHAS. L. WORKMAN, Agent,
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company,
fe 23-ts ~ Main street.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 25.-Cotton quiet and steady
Uplands Middling 1928. Flour buoyant-Southern
S54O4S5. 20. Wheat lie. higher. Corn lc higher
mixed GS06a southern yellow 67@6s. Pork
frmer but heavy-Mess SIC. 500Sl6 50; Prime l2t
Ml2f. Whisky steady at ~. Groceries un-
changed. Turpentine steady at 35@3s3. RoSin
firm at 81 3G0Sl 25. Stocks active and higher
N Y Central's 1874: Mo 6's Go
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ShiuwreckS.

Bosroy, March 90 The brig Fl Estee. from
New York for Dublin is ashore ut Plymouth
Mass. Part of her cargo has been thrown
overheard. She is leaking badly and may be
got off after discharging. Grew saved.
The brig Lauretta. from Matanzas for Port
land, is ashore at Wood Island, Saco. She
will get off
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The Savannah News of the 22d inst.


The savannah News of the Odd inst. con :
tains a special dispatch from Mon tgomery,
announcing that Major Coppins, of the New
Orleans Zouave Regiment, with 500 men, was
ordered TO Pensacola on the 2lst.
An Universalist Church was consecrated in
Baltimore on Sunday, Rev. A. Bosserman, OF
Richmond, addressing the society on the occa-
sion.
Washington kilograms state that the vacant
Judgeship In the u. s. Supreme Court has
been rendered Hon. Geo. w. Summers, OF
Virginia.
Peter Schwine in Jail at Wetumpka, Ala.
for the murder of his wife and a servant, COM
mitted suicide last week, by cutting his
threat.
M. RAYMOND editor of the Times, it Is I'M
derstood. will be appointed Consul 10 Paris, a
yery agreeable situation, with salary OF
81, 900 year.
The Albemarle elizabeth City Southern, of
the goth inst. says that Hon Kenneth Kay
ner has come out in favor of the secession OF
North Carolina.
The ". S. sloop- of war Cumberland arrived
at Norfolk, Va, Saturday night, from Vera
Cruz.
The dwelling of Thos. Worsham, in Prince
George county, Va, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday last Loss IS 900.
Stephen H. Payne, Il clerk in the Brooklyn
IN. Y. st-ofiice, fell dead In the street on
Friday last.
The total expenses Of the New York Fire
Department, for the past year. foot up the
handsome sum OF S26s 900!
Mr. Marsh, the Minister to Sardinia, viii
leave, via Havre, about the lst of May.
Green peas are selling In Charles ton, S. c.,
at 81 peck.
Strawberries made their appearance in the
Savannah ttia.) market on Friday.
Secretary Toombs is in Savannah.
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Attemnted Burglary Of n Rank.

NEW York, March 25.-An attempt was
made to rob the New York Exchange Bank
and vas discovered this morning. The bur
glars had excavated seventy feet of the bank
but daylight surprised them before reaching
the safe. The sum of 81 900 was all they got
An arrest on suspicion has been made.
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EVENING SESSION.

the religious exercises, the Journal was read
and approved.
The Bishop rose and said twill he under
stood that there was note in come ction
with !he protest passed by the Conference
against the General Conferences action, and
pat the vote III considera ton of my statement
and that note.
". +. Ward and Geo. V. Leech were per
United 10 take copies of the protest
II was moved and carried that when we ad
lourn, it shall be until a NJ on Monday
A resolution was offered by 5. :. RosZel and
Israel
THAT We DO most respectfully hereby submit
10 me BISHOPS of our Church the propriety and
necessity, under existing circumstances, of COM
previous 10 its next session, their determinations
N regard 10 the questions thai have arisen in this
Conference AZ its present session, touching the
ton Of the late General Conference on The sub
teet CT slavery, as we regard "A decision tn cir
part as essential 10 our interests an organic
BODY 10 he Methodist Episc opal Church in these
laijsd states. -
II was carried.
resolution of thanks TO Bishop Scott for
the able, impartial, and kind manner in which
he had presided during the e;nbarrassments
Of the session, was carried unanimously by a
rising vote.
Resolutions of thanks to the citizens of
Strunton, and 10 various railroad and stage
companies for fayors shown, were passed in
the same way.
a. W. Wilson was placed on the Publishing
Committee of the Register.
The report OF the Committee on the Metro
politan Church, of Washington city, was read
and adopted.
The preachers In charge in Washington city
were constituted a committee to superintend
and construct the designed Metropolitan
Church As a "free church, )" if possible if
not, then, if prac ticable, as a spec church ~
After various unimportant motions We're
carried, the Journal was read up and ap.
proved, and
Conference adjourned till Monday morning
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Seizure of a steamer a, New York.

New YORK, March 25.-The steamer Bien-
vile. from New Orleans is under surveil-
lance of the Custom House authorities, for
not having proper clearance under the coast
wise trade act. She and her cargo are liable
II, forfa{tura
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NOT1CE.--yolunteer oiHeors OF the State are
IN respectfully informed that the hssds re-
quired by Law. there must be an order from the
Adtutant General, to authorize the suPsrintsndsnt
Of ths state Armory 10 Issue srns. As.
j. n-ta q. DIuNOCE.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The LadieS and Secession.
CoHokE STATION, r. 81 Y. r. r. r


March %, 1861.
The ladies in this neighborhood have just
given IN evidence of their sentiment on the
question of the day. Arriving here, to-day, |
fonnd throng of blooming maidens in the act
OF raising Il secession flag at this station. II
is after the usual pattern, with the seven stars
in their proper places but the eighth, repre-
.enting Virginia, is on the opposite extreme OF
the flag, and partially obscured by an emblem
of mourning. Some of the prominent citi-
zens Of the vicinity we're present during the
ceremony, and every thing passed off happily
Ct. R
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Fire mt Galesbnra. Ill,

GALRsBrRG, H., March pa fire, this
morning, did considerable damage to the
banking house of A. ID. Reed, and destroyed
seven adjoining buildings. Loss from $4,000
to S12, 900; insurance $4,000.
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70 7a-lawsthAp, VI

ShEklFF'S SALE.--Wiil be sold, ON FRI
~ DAY, the 2sth day OF March, Ut O clock r. al .
on the 0sbuIne Turnpike, near Rockets, abant
$50 600 BRlChs, and lot OF brick yard LU MoER,
70 satisfy distresa warrant and an execution In
nv hands against John L. Reese.
TEkMs made known at safe
GEO. d. PLEASANTS, 8. II. C.
Henrico county, March lsth, issI.
r. S--fhe SALE advertised to come OF at the
same place, on WEDNESDAY,. the 2eth Of March
Is postponed until the 2slh last.
mh iA-td GEo. d. PLEAsANTs, S. I'll. C.
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By A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
1 AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, AT AUG
TON. BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by
George T Patton to the subs criber dated 18th Sep
tember, 1859, and recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested | will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, nth March, 1861, at IL O'Clock, A.
N: the entire stock of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, fixtures and appurte-
nances, in the house occupied by said Patton, on
Main street, over Il. Norris Clothing Store.
Also, stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
The Furniture consists of the usual variety, and
embraces some elegant articles.
TERMS Cash.
N. A. STURDIYANT, Trustee.
A. d. WILLIAMS Auct NH %
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HF Binford,s spring style

Another supply Of those BEAUTIFUL SILK
handsome assortment of NEW STYLESOFT HATS
Just received at BINFORp'S Hat Store, 80 Main
street. Country merchants will find, In the
wholesale department, well selected stock, at
prices to suit the times.
F. BINFORD, 50 Main st,
NH 22-lw Opposite Morris Bookstore.
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Violation of the Virginia Inspection Laws.
NORFOLK, VA, March 25.-The schr. Thos.
A. Barkalow, of Staten Island, n. Y, has
been seized here for violating the inspection
u
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ToMRs. ELLA n, KENNEpY, ANON.

l. hESiDENI OE HE STATE VI NlRG MA -
You will please take notice that on Thursday, the
nth day of April next Qs6l) between the hours
of 4. NJ. and p. NJ, of that day. at the law Of
fee of Chandler Il Ellis, Attorneys at Law, in the
city of Norfolk and State of Virginia. shall pIo-
coed to take the dispositions of +. Roberts, and
others, to be read as evidence in behalf Of r.
Bloodgood, in the rrial of certain action of as
sumpset now depending In the Hastings Court of
good is plaintiff aud you are defendant; aud at
the same time and place, the dispositions Of F. Rob-
erts and others, will be taken to be read as evil
dence in behalf of VILLAIN 5. Camp and Stephen
BVnsal, partners under the style of Camp and
Bonsal, to be read evidence for said Camp X
Bousal in a certain other action of assumpset in
said Court depending, wherein said Camp 4 Ron
sal PLAINTIFFS. aud you are defendant and if
FROM any cause said dispositions are not taken on
that day, the taking of the same will be c0ntiu-
ued from day to day, or from time to time, until
completed. j. T. BLOODGOOD, AID
CAMP 4 BONSAL,
By EDWARD I. CANNON, their Counsel.
Richmnnd NJ rcL lk lsfO- NH ls-laM4M
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Fire and Loss of Life in Newburyport.

BosToN, March 23.-The North Church, In
Newburyport, was destroyed by fire this
morning loss 800, 900. Francis g. Lunt, %
years old, was killed by falling wall.
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COMMISSIONERS sALEOF LOUISA

(tOMMiSSIONEhS = "A Il Or LOUISA
~ LAND--fursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Louisa county, in the case OF b. A. Par
IRISH aid James III. Kent VS.. Albert l.. Brown and
Catharine his wife, and others. rendered at the
September term, 1850, the undersigned, as Com
missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell at
premises, at or near where the old Mountain Road
crosses Ready Creek. on MONDAY, the 2sth DAY
e. 1 & hacr oP po As III . day
the said Brown and wife, containing I7a{ acres.
adjoining the lands Of DIR. b, T Cosby md others,
adapted 10 the crops usually raised Ia the county,
such AZ corn wheat, oats and tobacco About QUE,
half is cleared the balapce in the original
TgRSs.--As much ready money as will be SUN
Il aha
Of AID 2years, the purchaser TO give bond, with
gooa sf , bearing Interest from DATE and the
chase money is paid. -,
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y AT LOUISA COURT HOUSE.-The under
signed, Commissioners appointed by DEGREES Of
the County Court of Louisa, rendered in two suits
pending in said Court in the name Of Cammaek
and others U.s. Westhsimer. will, ON the sth day Of
April, isei at Louisa Courthouse, in front Of the
tavern Of Patrick H. Jones, sell two HOUSES and
10 edds vs The PoRf aad
DWELLING HOUSE now occupied by Henry
stable, aud other out houses aud q LOT adjoin.
ing the former, on which there Is = large DWELL
ING, now occupied by tenants, The store house
and dwelling on the nrst lot is in good repair and
well suited for rho wishes to engage in the
mercantile business. The lots will be sold seps-
rateiy.
TERMs.-The above property viii be sold for
enough cash TO pay the costs of the two suits, and
the expenses Of executing the DEGREES; and as 10
the residue Of the purchase money, upon credit
Of six, twelve and eighteen months, In equal in
stslments-the purchaser to give bonds and good
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
and the legal title to be retained until the whole
o. the purchase money l. paid. The properly
will be made known on the day Of sale II ID very
desirable property, and any information in rels-
tion to 10 may be had from the under.iane "a oy
from Mr.. JoHS C. CANxAcK.
EDWARD H. LANE
FRANK v. WINSTON
10 5s-iawsfhAp,wat Commiasicners
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Rithmunn qispattt.
fSsporsed for the Richmond Daily Dispatch
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BALTIMORE
ANNUAL CONFERENCES.
T T. n T II ID AY
Srarxrox ~. Mar,

STANTON, Va, March -.
After singing and prayer. and the reading
- the Journal N. Wilson moved the adop-
ton Of his proposition.
n was saken mp section by section, and, af-
cor amendments, was carried, the Secretary
ruttiug the question,
- The vote was taken by yeas and nays on the
orst Of the concluding resolutions. IT stood
hus In the Affirmative. 81 in the negative
q declining to vote, IS absent, So
rising vote was taken on the other parts
Of the rroposl'ioh' ana IL was afterwards car
rted as whole.
rho following were elected q committee to
issue astorsi Address 10 the people, con.
lSrniug this action ). Register, s s Roe zel.
= 4 Vietch. J y Martin, n Wilson. T. n
n Monroe, and VIM. Eggieston
Thu BISHOP rising. after this action had been
>ousnmmated. read the following and re.
aaested it's Insertion in the Journal
THE whole action Just had. on what is called
rsa, in violation of the order aud Discipline Of
he Methodist Episcopal Church. and, therefore.
tsnaIl and void regs rded As Conference action =
I therefore do not recognize The said action As
,,i-aclins the Integrity OF this body aud.so rro-
CA to finish the business of the present session
"t>igEedi L. SCoTr.'
Twas unanimously ordered 10 be placed on
the Journal.
/ omitted TO state above, that before the ac
,,oo given in the previous part of nv letter. a
protest was offered by Geo. W. Israel against
thr action OF the GENERAL Conference This
mastery document was adopted by n large
majority
,mously
marks offered by brethren fav0ring Immediate
sepArsiion from the General Conference, to TN
~ 10 s;ismst.te them a. having the least syIaps
tly VITA aooii;iOuism.'
''lSignedI w. 8. EDWARDS.
JoHS 5. MARTIN -
After some other unimpoItant action the
Conference adjourned til y O'Clock L. NJ.
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T AIDES Before purchasing elsewhere, come
IL to No. 70 Main street. where you will find the
cheapest goods that ever were seem
HOOP SKIRTS at rs cents.
LINEN HDKFS. at cts.
BOSOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and Bleached C0TTONS at prices hich
cannot fail TO please.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at ali prices.
And, in short, all our new goods are bought and
will be sold so low, that we fear competition
We charge nothing for showing our goods, and
therefore solicit q call before purchasing else-
where. WERfHEIMER i L0WENBERG,
NH Is-Im rs Main street.
ID A. STUARTS MOUNTAIN WITS.
II. KEY We are the SOLE. Agents in the State Of
Virgins for the sale OF the above celebrated
WIIisKEY, aud hope that those wanting good
Whiskey will give 1t trial before purchasing
elsewhere Every barrel warranted eighteen
WIN. b. JONES Il Co.
NH ls-lw 18th st., between Main and Cary.