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80 HORACE CHASE, Of the Leipsis Con
81 seYvetorium Of Music, informs hfs fhsnds
8aad the public that he will continue his
7suai COURSk OF MUSICAL IH5TRUCTIOD
Hs xtii siso receive 8 few additional pxpils On
xddrsss. esxe g. L. DIpaoop. Main street..
Il
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ANTlFICIAL TEETH. --THI
OHEOPLA6TIC AND VULCAGITI
ppnnR00 n " ION Kk DEE

srsr. havin4 the right ior ths asSys p. .
Ncle Of making Teeth, and being satis4sd Of tts
sbsoluts superiority ever al other methods, ear
with eonAdense commend Il 70 those desiring fHu
- partial sele Of teeth and espesally sush - may
= dissatis6sd With those they. are new ustagC(
TAs Rssfest alADtatioa Of the plate TO the mouth,
- sas ssstion thereby sssnrsd, enable. sim e
He'd haviA9 hess sAopteA by tAoss tfsndinx high.
q n ~ .lrelessieS. Iorth and South. tsstsne.
qlAle viii ee eiven aA1 specimens exhibited TO
49, Whining te sss them. Sets Of Teeth. en- god
e ny ~. l!atS: xiil. Ct course, % msas so'
sr0Gl1ng, aaA al ether epesstloIs sently aEl the
selfA0 pogleEDA1. 3SeAA axty61toA " xLuus
60 . Nh sassss sspssits 0snasaias
wnU. - l-lg
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TAILORING.
MILITARY CLOThlHts.

"a hLCHMOND GAOIhINa nASS-
FACT0RY.-Thes &C cbscribsrs have on hand
large and complete assortment of SOUTH.
LII. ERE MANUFACTURED GOODs-OIoths
CRssimers and Vestings, Of all grades from the
.ollo-i9g n%Sssd % 1iils: M , GrsnshSw , Mills. Rieh
Va; kbllsy, Ford b Co.'s Mills, Fredsricksburs
Va; rhomss 3 1imss' Mtlls, Marion, Smith
which We are prepared to make to measure 1t ths
shortest notice, and In ths latest sud most sp
proved stylss-goods that will compare In evefy
rsspes. With the best Northern manufactured
goods, and many Of the Crsnshaw goods squal In
yuaiity to French. There can be NO longer An
sxsuss for buying goods anafsstursd out Of ths
siock Of RREECH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS Aar
CAssIhEREs. not 70 be surpassed by any henss
sad . corps Of worknsn not TO be surpassed
BY any house IN the Union, with . dstermi
nation TO furnish our patrons with SoEthorn
Clothing--matsrial raised South, goods wovs
south, cut and made South, and We trust to be
sold and worn South, - We are 6sternir ed to =
ali In oar power 70 push forward southern sasti.
tutioIa. 6PxNCE CAREY,
O1othieYs and Merchant Tailors,
faD Garner of Main and asih atrssts.
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BRIEr CgREhosY.-Whe old Squire Crane
was first eli vated to the dignity o. Justice Of
the Peace. down in Southwestern M issouri.
he knew less Of law and legal forms than he
did about killing "bars 4" 1t was nv for.
tune to be q witness Of the frat marriage cere.
mony the old fellow ever undertook. Tho
young couple stood up in the Squire's ONE,
and the happy bridegroom desired the fuuc-
tionary to ''propei"-tc which impatient re-
guest he aecedsd, bv inqu,ring:
Miss Susan Roots, do you love that n
mapf'
Nothing shorter" responded Miss Roots
in q subdued lsueh.
And you, John Ksnan, do you allow for 70
takH Sue for better and wOrsey"
"Sartin as sh0otin, SQUIRE" earnestly re.
spondsd the enamored john. chucking Sue
under the chin.
'.Thsn, you both individually, collectively.
now promise to love. honor and obey each
other, without end %
A ti.factory reply was given.
III that ar b the case" continued the
magistrate. "know all men 81 these prsssn q.
that thts 'trs twain Aforesaid n hereby made
bone OF one bone, and 0esh Of one a esh and
furthermore may the Lord have msrcy on
your souls amen ~
lets the cftles With the conviction strongly
impressed upoa my mind n st the Squire, al
though not particularly posted mp 10 marriage
Lorms, hsd very good generA tAee ~ legal
forms and csremontes.
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"a KUN AWAY NEGRO O--Kanaway iron
the service OF the Virginia b Tsrnssset
Railroad Company, in June last. q slave
named ABRAHAM. He Is about IS ysaG~
4< of age, 8 feet high, and of dark browE
color, usually wears a handkerchief on his besG
and has a scar on his forehead OF face
ABRAHAM belongs to Capt John Buford, Of Bad
about Richmond, or at enc Of the volunteer en-
csmpnents. A liberal reward will DO PAID fOs
him < GILL.
Gen'i Sup't Va. Tenn. Railroad
Lynchburg, July l0, 1851. ~ lo-1n
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ALL LE1Aki.N AMI OThkH
-. y communications tor msmssra ef Il
Company "b, lst Regiment Virginia yolen
.seys. Will be len with J. b. Town, ct II. n
smiths, No. u 1aiA street. who viii foywAra j
he came. JANIS X. LEE.
mvu-u G4psAiA soMmARdtnR.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, Go.
RUNAWAYS,

~~--~~|-->~N-"o.-t~~~r.-~
IN $40 REWARD VIII be paid for nv
DX boy PLEASANT, V ho Runaway on the 20tb
inst II de ivered 10 me at INV house or
~ TO Mr.. BBCTok DAVIS in the city of Rich
AAm md PLEASANT is about Is years old
darS color. not rlSek; very large eyes speaks
pieass ntiy when spck to- and i suppos ed to be
waiting on soldiers about some of the amps near
the city. w 4. AUSTIN.
Hanovsr, July -, 1881. jy 6 atawtf
Ia RAN AH $40 kawAku-Ran
GH away from the Midlothian Coal Pits n &
NGRO MAN, named AARON SCTToy. about
~ go years OF age, and weighs from i8o to It's
Ank> lbs, of dark color, some feet or inch es
higa, down look when spoken He has wife
living with Mr. Pesrce, ON ehockoe Hi !. He has
baen seen frequently in the city. in which place
no doubt he s stu In king. / will give the 40 We
reward for the apprehension aud delivery Of said
negro to me, or confinement in Lumpkln's Jail,
In this city. RO Is LYME, Agent,
(For Mrs l. CoKSBTrI
Cfice over Bodeker's Drug Store,
~ 22-ts No 10 Main STRAIT
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INSPECTOR okNERAL'S OFFICE,
HDoks.. RIcHNOND, July 20. 1881.


L the several counties and cities OF the state,
the volunteers to he accepted undsr the Cover
ncr's Proclamation of this day, 1t is necessary
that shall know tbs present strensth Of ths eOm-
panies now In the asid from each county and
city.
Most of the companies have been materially in
creased by recruits enrolled since the mnste er
into serviee-bue 10 credit can be given for this
increase unless 1t be reported to this ofice.
must, therefore, ask that the following re-
ports hs promptly msde by mail to this Office:
Ohcers commanding regiments detached
battalions Of Virginia volunteers will please re-
port the streg 9Th Of their several NINA nds, by
companies in the form adopted for the ordinary
morning reports.
2 Each oaicer commanding = company will
please report the strength Of his conpa accord.
lng TO the same form
.. The eie ERIK Of each county and city will please
semi me list Of all the volunteer companies
now In the cid from his county or city
The importanse Q Of having these returns made
scstho1t delay csnnot be too strongly impressed
upon all concerned.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
jy c2-d6tclt ins. Genl V2. Forces.
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AZ HDQkS. ND. FLYING ARTlLLERY,)
80 CAMP 4A1YLAID, near Reservoir,
July Is, 1851.
IO1TS " le-lft&
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MILITARY NoxICB2

HDQRs. MOUNTED CITY GUARD
RICHMOND. July Ia 1861.
IN The regular drills Of this Com pany
IN will, units fu:ther notice, take place
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at S
clock and on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, ct 81 A. NJ, at the Old Fair
Grounds. r II call precisely at the hour ap-
pointed. By order Of Maj. WHRTH
iy 2i-5t GEO. ". kOYSTER OS
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BsAurIFuL SBNrixgsr "A man without
some s,rt OF religion Is, at best, poor rep
rob .ts-the football of destiny, with NO tie
linking him TO inf1nity. and to the wondrous
eternity that il within him; but woman
without 1t is even worse-a me without
heat, rainbow without color, q flower with.
out perfume.
A man may. In some sort, tie his frail hopes
and honors with WEAK, shifting ground tackle
TO his business Of the world; but n woman
without the anchor called Faith, Is drift
and g wreck. A man may clumsily contin ne
a kind of res sponsibi'ity or motive, but can
fiod no basis 10 any other system OF right &C.
tioa than that of spiritual faith. A man may
crtZ' his thoughts and his brain to thought.
fulness in such POOR harborage as Fame and
Reputation msy spresd before him; but a wo-
man-where An she put her hope in storms,
If not in heav-n3
And that sweet ttruthfuluess-that abiding
love, that endeaIing hope, mellowing every
scene OF life. lighting them with pleasant ra-
dance, when the worlds cold storms break
like az army with smoking cannon-what can
bssfow 1t all but a holy soul-'ie to what IL
stronger than army with cannonf Who that
has epJ,v.d the love Of God flowing mother,
but will echo the thought with energy and
haliow 1t with a tear IKE Auvsl.
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FYMALE COLLEGE.

n - RLA~1AA kMS.-i Am a~u uAnafAe,er.
,ertsS ert,els a. C1,C No RExsfsE. made
sFom the very best vhits 4ilIbcfvs Pisssst Or
ders ,sspsssfaiiy soiisss~A. - LAx
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xEt AND BLtE ss.o.ca, ANU 90.
5"oelee Company, we have Yet on hand some
.,' yards goods of various styles, Including
lns 3res and Blue CLOTHS and CASSI.
AeAA-' which We offer 20 The trade and 10 mill
'~'3 tSAipa1les CRESeHAw Il CO.
" Basin Bank
~ ere a-ko m2Sing lot Of GREY BLANKETS
Sh4ea we will be prepared to deliver in a eaG,
tiy 2e--otI G.. x CO.
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r. TEE: PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDE-
EATE STATES.
THE AaERICAN
LETT TER RESs
G ? y I,
Oflrercd by &C: o. the Tennessee Legislature,)
fEANsuI 5 LETTrRs AND PRINTED NAT.
2EE 10 AND FROM ALL POINTS
NUETH AND SOUTH.
THos. E JENKINS,
". A. MCGiLL.
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- Eafs srperior article, Just received frou
41aFss. t-G2ty, Ter sale a. .: cents retail by
J. 8. R0BERTS0N,
Corner Franklin and Governor sts
Eis-A1 lSRY BRAEDY, for DiarrhGa, In bet.
10 iS-tB
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HPEClAL NOTLCan
kE Buckles,
BUCKLES,
BUCKLES.
at
CIV JESSOP'S Wire ra.tory,
jy p3-G* Ah street, htlov ary

~ DR.. CrenshaW nus made IN arrange.
Amt with DR.. POLLAR to attend to his practice
while he iDr z )is absent In the army. Gr. C"L-
LARD's 0hiCe IL on Governor street. " NV
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Colonel y. Fl. Stevens, wou nded.
Sixth MONTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Col. Fisher, killed.
An estimate of the killed and wounded, by
the Chief Military Surgeon at Gen. Beaure-
gard s Heaoq uarters, oa the part OF our armv,
places The amount at 800 70 4o0 killed, and loco
TO 100 wounded.
On the part of the enemy, from 6, 900 to Z, 900
killed and Woun.ed
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PRICE ONE CENT.

young warriors elcquence, hanging as man .
tie OF glory over his shoulders. Oh General
Scott, twas You who armed the hand which
snapped his heart-strines, and that, too ON
the soil OF your mother State. Yet,
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lIsyRR
= sHouSspp =
M hh''essts
arm sSne
an Of ias
NaAt-
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line
'heGrote !
SANS.
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*Distancs of the Sawyer gun experiment.
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sOtkIn COMFaAi, hUWik.
A1 ZgR BATTALIOA -Th!s o o. n,
mand having been received AID IL XHA
sionsd BY he Governor o. Virginia.
now 4 the New Fair uronsds hi.tyS ~
more good RECRrlTs caa be received ,efo {, 10
% ks fnll number e.m isIe Apply at he Fair
Grounds, or former Barracks - and Cavy eta
j. n-lvs N B HINF0nD Capt.
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NI. s1s Z a1 MRSs...... Lessee. and Manage.
., .. 9Th wKEK-sra sidHr
ON sSs52rr E Il sSisIs Apru,,
WIN be given Sheridan K Tisaf popular tragedy Of
y,rr,nu. On, In a0nAs r A. Fbv,s FORREST
Also on xosb SSHg' asal y powerful 'saL
c,.....,. :, Es9UssrssixS MATINEE,
s L ss'sI he so YAH. '; Sfgs e.
with the Ronasai Bale. Troupe iS win H appear.
Nh. FORESTS NIGHTS
. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
s Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ea ss s,sq Saturday.
ats O'clock and anish al 10y ocock WIZ '"'''"'s
WALLACx's THEATRE.
Mr. T. @ WILKINS NEW PLAY
BEST 1cSopsEp,
Play Scenery and Acting
PRES. AND PUBLIC Pronounced By
PERFECT.
Mr. Gssss5 Ws;:. ~ Bike: u Young NJ Norton
Mr. farsloe, Nrs noey Miss Mary Cannon.
vs a1%ss NV ss.s sI' Mss s's1 Tree Mrs.
MIRA Reeves.
POPPING The QUESTION.
Doors at quarsr past to at O'Clock
Al IBLO's SALOON.
IN The Home of Minstreisy.
GRAND REoPENlNG,
and every evening during the week
LLOYDB MIN5TRELS,
LLOYD0 MINSrRKLS,
LOYD'S NINSTRBLS
THE STARS OF The PROFESSION
LLOYDs MINISTERIAL
Acknowledged by
THE PRESS AND PUBLIC
70 be the beet Minstrel Organization the world.
LL0YD'S MlNSTREL5
Read the list Of Artists
BILLY BIRCH, CHARLEY FOX.
ID 8. wAMEOLD. AUGUST ASCHk.
GUsTAvE BIDRAJx, n. OEHL,
II. WILKS, ". BkUN6,
j. EASTMEAD, A. BRETKOPF,
LEHMAN, q. BLASS,
}. ". ANDREWS, Master ALBERTINI and
COOL WHITE,
will appear every evening in the choicest
GEMS or MINSTRELSY.
REMEMBER The OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, APRIL II
The Place,
NIBLOv SALOON;
The Attraction,
LLOYD's MINSTRHLA
Doors open at 7; commence at 8 Admission 25 cents
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AMUsHMEuT0.

oADEHY or nUsIo-IrALIAN OPERA
musIo ss :. bs si soss
psrfo1snos: Il New YORK and Brooklyn Academies wa
uS SAII Ia IL 1uI NAs0hAk
Sale Of seats commences ON Thursday
NEW BowERY THEATRE
IN Sole proprietors Messrs g. L. For and W. hngArA
k ksnaiyb A &RoLi Il assl
ne" issr 81 81 Bo4TxArs LIFE
n and on
All the Company SopSy in nh he ssss
THE scHooL8XsrER,
ana inc p'''e 'G ams p mEas y MONARCH.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
vx,v :. n,E EASTER !s s HOLIDAY WEEK;
The greatest combination caiosi.iss %
establishment embracing everything that Is Instructive
..x e es. LYME
teen outside Of Barnum's Museum for
Ten times the price Of admission 10 this establishment
THE SWISS BEARDED .LADY,
HEAVY f sEnR6 6n' nsp sniskERy '' having
Miss Reed the ''f EiI pPi ;sas STSss
o,,v 5sii S,.s .a1ss Ss M
o'' . y ''' ''sn '''usA VIE ser Gen Tom Thumb.
rERroEa hS 'A Asb bA Sch BEARS
and which has been elsewhere One ID
hibed tpnstes In search Of husband also marua
an
t ssnS1 10 THs 5S Ss fuE UNION
And q variety of other feAts, which
BEARS NEVER PERFORMED BEFOREi
There Grizzly Bears, Cinnamon Bears HyenA eav,
DanciDg Bears Singing Bears and the great Mammoth bor
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
ALBIN0 FAMlLy-husbsnd, wife and child-fr)m MAZDA
gascar, with white skin and hair and pink eyes
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
The most unique and strange Of all human beings thou
THEIR HEADS SnALLEK THAN ANY fNFANT'R
THE CURIOUS AND AMUSING WHAT IL lit
DEN OF LIVING MONSTER SNAKA6.
WONDERFUL LIVING HAPPY FAMILY,
ACTUARIAL GARDEN, CONTAINING LIVING FISH, &O.s
Living Seal Wax Figures and $4,000 Curiosities-
In the Lecture Room, the powerful moral drama,
RUTH OAKLEY,
Will be performed every evening" Wednesday BAur-
day afternoons; and,
The patriotic American drama
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Afternoona.
MISS DAWhON, DOUBLE vOICED vOCALIbL
Whoever heard of such variety Of cuosies at EstaA
lshment and ALL too, OF the very highest order
complete Geological Garden, Human Menagon3 80
Museum combined and all to be seen for one single Adns
not quarter much Ii TO be seen and en- joyed-
MADAME DEL MONTE TIE FORTUNE TKLLHR.
Admission Is cents Children under ten Is centa
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DRYANTS MINISTERIAL
ID Mechanics BsL 72 Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY, April l. and every niRht during the week,
First appearance Of the celebrated Baritone.
MIR. AYrsLEY COOK,
Late OF the Cooper Opera Troupe, Niblos Garden.
JEkkY, NKIL.AND DAN BRYANT.
PEEL. NOhTON, ADAMS and EMMETT in their PiAnta-
ton Scenes.
Doors open att Curtain rises at 8 Tickets Is cents.
SATURDAY grand Matinee NJ 2is O'Clock.
Complimentary benefit 70 FRANK brewer.
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V,RENoR's LAST aoIrEE DANsArTk TUESDAY
\ evening Ariils Ticket, limited. Nay bc obtained u
the Acadr M, 80 South Et hh street. Wfiau.bur2
closing Nanee Darsaete Al ine seg work Acsdems ned
dag aiteinotp, Apru&
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SPORTING.

SPORTING.
I1gkNCfs BUTLER, NO rzCK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds for sale and stock Buffers Infabc
Mango Cure and Flea Exiermnaior so cents bottle But
ierst Sreedng Training Diseases 10 OF Doosm 81 Dogs
bgatded Trar 10 Medicines all diseasts
svACuT RBREccA foR sALR.-sHE oAS BE sEEs
i al GscenPoinL
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7 AURA KEENE,s IHEATEE;
= E EsSs1 kss %s EEH HE41sE:
GREAT THREE ACT BURLRrrA,
eRs sslssssrl yR efffaSrrRR's Sf y
ever REssss 81 Is fSsafsS AND APPLAUSE,
ana has ossn witnesses Oy more ,nsa ruous.s,
ONE HUNDRED AND sIsrrr-r,sar rHoSsAsD PEOPLE
sE HgsBssB EEsHF NIGHTS NIGHTS
irwin be hSrs snpI PTsssnfd S WIN
NEW rHS new Jssss Nh Music sns DANCES
In the fuI'hsran0s Of S Sh!sh k eIS!:G;
has Effected a. sns's 2rrs. Win HsLssE,
rAsc1SAri hSs pAssEusE
ACADEMY t Of M Tna PARIS,
who win appear ssfiZ 4issi E : PAS szuL
LA sYIpHf fISE the admired ballet Of
with no" mu' MAJ i, TSssg saks IL the occasion BY
AL The The o oosFAkT IN IN THE rhk CAT CAT
AND EVERY 1 SfsaH THIS WEEK.
: :sEEs : :|:Ess:
sE$Es s4ss: :HSEs
E;SEE Al: :;s|8 Es:i:::
LAuGHABLE INCIDENTS.
COMIC SITUATIONS
M1Rrn rk sos
ORIGINAL q B Jul
ALL THE BEAu1IFtUhI. UNION rABLEAux.
COLUMBIA AT wAsH1NeHTnoS,s TOMB
THE EBONY WEDGE,
GOOD OLD SHIP CONSTITUTION
ExAselrS SrsSss. and = nIRshH,EArzss
THE SLAVE SCENE,
m 6ALh65s si DREA1. HUME
Ssr44 A1 nSp At SIo yAEEEy FORGE
APoIHEosis
WASHINGTON AND UNION.
PLUTos FAMILY sTRAIGHrKNED OUT,
THEY WANT TO GO HOME,
BREAKIEd u 9ST n R INV PLACE,
WHERk'6 THEM GALS,
PLUTO's FAMILY AT HOME,
A GENERAL ACCUSATION,
CUFFEE BANisHRD TO CONEY ISLAND,
puN,sHmrNr az GIh hsAy vH0WREES nm sArANrnrA
foSiSh"h iNSoda4 AsSt Is cE Ere 'ASAIIA
Wish WAS IN Dixie,
THE GREAT SCENE
BIRTH OF TIM BUTTERFLY
BowEs y OF TT FERNS.
Seats be secured week In advance without extra
charge. Doors open O'Clock Commence 7l O'Clock
Performance terminates at " ocock
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~ ORTIZ COMPLIMENTARY.
IN lhe new and irss ci,ss steamship pARKbRsBuRG,
Captain Jtrcph rtarpad, win pier IS North river,
for tnt gop, o. ON Saturday, Apl q, nectiog with
Wilmington and Wesdcn aud wilmington and Manchester
Rntifostg.
Gods forwarjed TO all parts OF North and South Carolina
cogrmasivn
ieuh, eight Genus rer foot and proportiorate
Insis half per cent
apply to Il n CenMwBLL&
50 " Get street and
qac NoP-II CAROLINA viii and lesys IN saiur
.csy, Apui "
Passage sl5, including sta,eroom and meals
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Is late ~ - AA
MISS HATTIE JAMES.
Who unfortunately met her death by her clothes taking Are
while performing ct the Gaietes Concert Hail. the
Of February 1861 will place French theatre
aSo b oadway opposite Nibos, Monday evening April
SEVENTY FIVE (75) SEVENTY FIVE
TALENTED PERFORMERS
Have kindly rendered their services for this OCCASION the
largest combination Of artist inside of the walls
theatre in this city The viii consist Of Gym
opian Delneations Buresques Poeoal Readings &C. &C.
full Orchestra from the late Canterbury Hail. under the
direction OF ID. Brsham
W. G. Morgan. Stage Manager
FRANK r. DODsOn treasurer.
For particulars programme.
NOTcR-Lades and gentlemen who have kindly rendered
their services for the of the mother
late Miss Hattie James, will please the French thea
ire Monday at r. n. for rehersal.
W. Q. MORGAN, Stage Manager.
FRANK p. DOpsoN. Treasurer.
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LBION B0TTL-PR1vArB FAMILY HOTEL AND
IA boarding House PiessAn and well furnished Room,
In suits single, able married scge Gentlemen
Persons making change would Ard this qult and desr
BILE pla OF baths &c atages aud cars pass the
moderate No. 635 hudson street, crner OF
Charles. T. DaMalsRr Proprietor.
A uDUpoN HOUSES, NO. 4st pRooME STREET, ONE
~ block and nall west Of Broadway on tac Eurapean
plan Tbs house shch has been newly and elegantly uttsd
up for the reception OF gues The restaurant
ths house would bs let 10 tho right party reasoBabe
terms y. HBALf Oh, Propret9rs fo,merly OF corner
of fark place aud broadway
sNHEsTsuT GROVE HOTEL. vsrDsRBIbr LArDIsg
" stsen Island will be let moderate to a respons
bic person. fiiy rcornf with BILLIARD gas aud .very
thing first establishment Apply at $50
setkett srcst, Brooklyn
vATnrrSEY HoUfE-sEw AND yLEaASr MARBLE
w building. Broadway corner ef T~eltth street,
Quoted on tbs Eufopcan pan Meals served Va private rooms
without extra charge
IL. NJ. BENNETT date ~ san Francisco, Proprietor
IN NAcD0uGAL sraEEr, RICHMOND HousE-
IlO Particular attention - re~pcctufy solicited 10 the
above house shch will shortly be opened private faulty
hotel for the re,epon u sirge &C. IT, or sms fsmili tired
the Jnotouy Of boarding Parties dssrous OF house
keeping ind every convenience AZ the aSove establish
ment.
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Il ing Man, Fna' Ola Man leading Lady, Comedian sld
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ITEMS FROM SOUTHERN JOURNALS.

Iuk SONFEDEKATE STATES LOAN.
Montgomery correspondent writes the Charleston
Ioarer On the 25h that is matter Of pr ide At the
southern capitol that the full of the ave millions
not yet been engraved and OF yet rsned One
genieman--a Nssiesppian-pace So 900 10 the hands
his bankers, made subject tho the Treasurer
the confederacy Another offered 500 eco aod ano-
Their $50 COO to Mr. Meminger requiring no for
thelr lcans. Mr. Mem mnser ~ liz stated has concluded
That The citizens OF the Confederate States are entitled 10
the preference in this Investment.
NORTHERN FURNITURE FOR THE SOUTHERN PREsr-
DENT.
The Boston T,d,eier says that web known furniture
get OF paror furniture for Hon Mr Davis or N ss,ss poi
the Presidcrt Of the Southern coniederacy.
TARIFF RECEIPTS AT vICKspuRG.
The Vcksburg Wtig Of the 20ih states that from If
teen hundred to two thousand Golars3 gtre collected
there The previous day nrder the tariff cf the new
confderacy or this all upon pro the
United states, which th seeding states previously
oeived free Of duty.
THE FLORIDA MAILS.
The savannah R,pbLtrds earus that Meesfe clsgborn
cunningham have again Under taken the contract
carrying the Florida msils. This viii good news 10
friends In that who have suffered 20 much from
previous irregularities.
The Montgomery Gaia Adrt.er says that the ceres
pondent of the New York Tuseat The spiaI o! thu,
southern confedefacy no less parsonage George
". Saunders.
COTTON FACTORY IN MISSISSIPPI.
The Panols Star saysWe understand that an ERNEST
hort Is being made TO establish cotton factory At Sar-
dir, Ia this county.