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Esrhe Trustees have declared the usual Scrip Di-
Sidend of THIRTY PER CENT. on all policies for
the whole term of life now in force, W hich were
issued twelve months prior 10 January lst 1851
They have also directed the redemption, In cash,
of dividends declared in the years ls4S ls4I is4'
and ls4a on and after the first Monday IN March, 10
those holding cert fcates, upon presentation al the
Home Office; and those having credits WIZ g al
lowed the same upon their notes at set 'nt OF
The Board of Trustees submit their Sixteenth
Annual Report showing the situation of the Com
pany on the LIST day OF January, 1861, by which it
will be seen that III &c accumuiations have reached
upwards of Two MILLIONS OF DoLLAks. All OF
its assets are securely invested, yielding large
and constantly increasing revenue: 1t is CRAFTY
ing TO know that the subject of Life Insurance Is
receiving, from year TO year, more general and
favorable attention. and that Its influence il more
rapidly extending over every section OF the coun,
try and they believe the more ii is exam ned and
the more ITS advantages are appreciated ana LIS
principles undeEstood, the greater Will be Ihe
number Of those who will seek TO participate IN
the benefits Of SO safe and judieious an invest
ment.
| under consideration plan for the gradual re,
| demption Of dividends and for the purpose or
| inaugurating such a system, have concluded to
thereof to declare scrip dividend of so per cent.
| upon all policies in force, and which were issued
twelve mouths prior to January lst 1861, and to
paw in Gu sh on demand, and upoa surrender of tn
Scrip the dividends of years ls46, Z, and ', ana
where credits have been given, to allow the
| amour thereof in reduction Of notes at the next
renewal OF policies. 1t is the design OF the Trus-
bends, as SOON as the necessary arrangements can
| be made, and which will probably be within the
next sixty days, when they will advise their pol
icy holders and agents OF the eontemplated 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 investfn eats, and where
credits have been given, gradually to reduce the
| notes which are now charged against their policy
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLISY FREEMAN, Actuary.
| WM. Ii. BEERS, Cashier.
| JAMES Fl. CONWAY, NJ. D.,l Medical
ROBT. T. COLEMAN. NJ. D., Examiners.
wORTHAM WYATT. Agents.
NH 2e-stif 81 Main street, Richmond.
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DIED.

an Tueuday the 7sth DAY Of March. at clock
r. EULiA 0ERTRuDE, infxnt daughter OF
WIN \. and jeanette v. Nash, aged ~ days.
Dearest RUIfA, then hast len us,
We thy Toss doth deeply feel
But tits u cd that hast thus bereft US,
He can al our sorrows heal.
liar funeral will take place from her fathers
rasidsuee on Grace street, this wv ednesdayl Al
tarnoon at - o. clock. The friends Of the family
are requested to attend, without further notice.
In Columbia Tenn, the night Of Friday,
March 18th. after n short fitness, HENRY T.,
Oldest son of Joseph II. aud Sarah NJ James, Tor
mprly II Richmond
Suffer little children and forbid them not, to
come unto me; for IF such is the Kingdom Oh
Heaven
In this city on Monday night. a5th inst, JOHN
HUME, son Of John +. q. and the late Ann L.
Potts, In the 18th year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence
of his father on I'd street, between Main and Cary,
this "wednesday afternoon, at d o'clock. The
friends are invited.
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ls TUBS suPERIOR ARTICLE

TUBS SUPERIOR ARTICLE
I'D FRESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,
Just received per steamer to-day.
Is hrkins and kegs prime COOKING BUTTER.
95 kegs and pals family LEAF LARD.
80 Canvas, Queen City and Country HAMS.
Pineapple, English Dairy and Common CHEESE.
Mocha. Java, Laguayra aud Rio COFFEE.
10 half chests Green aud Black TEAS.
LONDON PORTER, quarts and pints.
All tho above goods warranted or 40 sale.
J. S. ROBERTSON,
NH 27-4t Corner Franklin and Governor SITS.
nKOPOSALS FOR BUILDING A MAR
L KET HOUSE SOLICITED The undersigned
will receive scaled proposals for building a
BRICK MARKETH HOUSE, in MANCHESTER, so
feet long by 80 feet wide, according to plan and
specifications to be seen at the office of Messrs.
McRae 4 Heath, 6 oadns Hall, Richmond. Pro-
posals must be received by clock p. M, WE'D
NESDAY, Sd of April, 1861.
&C. MCRAE.
F.. H. BEDFORD. }Com'tee.
NH 27-st JOHN II. HATCHERY
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A DuEL.-A difficulty occurred this morn
ing, at Fort McRae, between st. Clair Nor
gan, whose arrival here we noticed a few
DAYS since, and an officer in Capt. O'Hara's
company, whose name we have not heard
which resulted in a duel, in which Morgan, i,
is thought, was mortally wounded, the ball
entering the lower part of the abdomen and
passing through the body -Pensacola (Fa.,
Observer llth inst.
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SUIcIDE.-Deacon Chadwick hlmpali, Oh
which crosses the Merrimack river, MONDAY,
while laboring under a temporary ALTERATION
of mind. He was rescued from the water,
but died shortly after.
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MONEY We. VIRTUE.-In the Superior Conrt
sitting at Lenox, Mass, Louis Radio, OF
Adams, has recovered verdict against
Daniel BrolIery by which the latter is COM
PEELED TO pay 800 for the seduction OF plain
tiff,s wife
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MARINE INTELLI0ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, ,ss
=,
High Water this day Wednesday, at At o'ctk

High Water this day (Wednesday) at Al o'ctk.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Kadosh, Lewis, Philadelphia, railroad
iron Central X. K. Co. ,
Schr. VIM. Ruark, Ruark, philadelphia, rail-
road iron, Central K. X. Co.
Schr. Emily Ann, Adams, Baltimore, mdze, W
ID. Colquitt Co.
Siosp Trusty, -, potatoes, Raglan Bro.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, N. K, mdz5.,
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phliadel-
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchard, baltimore,
Sthr. Marshall, Chich ester, Alexandria, in bal
last.
Schr. John Frances, Clifford, James Rivar ,mdze
Schr. n. York. Cornwall, down the river, ii2ht.
schr. S. Apologize, -, down the river, hght.
NORFOLK March e4-Arrived, schr. Clara Bell,
Richmond. March 25.-Cleared, schrs. Alexlna,
Richmond; Access, Petersburg.
NEW YORK, March 2i.--Clea red, schrs James
town, Petersburg: Evelius Bates, Richmond -
March 2J-Arriv we'd, schrs. Isabel Thompson, Rlch-
moud; Maggie Bell, Norfolk.
EpGARTowY, March R.-Arrived, schr. Lucy
Ames Norfolk, fol Weyn outh.
| BALTIMORE March a5.--Cleared, schrs. b, E
Harrington, Richmond; Dorety Haines, Norfolk
PHlLADELFHIA, March 25.-Cleared, schr. AMI
| Pickerel, Richmond.
| ALEXANDRIA, March 25.-Arrived, schr. Alier
| n Brown, Norfolk.
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NIour SEssIoN HorsB OF DELBGATRs-W we'd
n.,aay March 26th--The House was called to
order at u o'clock, by the Speaker House
bill cons tituting the Ohio river aiawful fence,
yxas taken up on motion of HAsLY, and being
explained, was passed. House bill Amending
the lath section of an act providing additionai
protection for the slave property OF the Gu
zens of this Commonwealth. was taken up on
motion Of Mr.. JONES, Of Gloucester, ana
nassed Bill to incorporate the Home saw
inrs Bank of the city of Richmond, was, on
motion of Mr. ROBERTSON, taken up. and De-
ing explained, was passed. Mr.. CHRIsTiAs
called up engrossed bill Incorporating the
Staunton Savings Bank, which was passed -
The engrcssed bill for the relief OF John no
binson, free negro of Rockingham county,
was. on motion of Mr. VOOLFOLK, indefinitely
postponed. Senate bill Incorporating the
American Agency, with its amendments, was
called up on motion of Mr.. SEGAR, and being
put on It's passage was carried ayes 81, noes 30.
The bill incorporating the Patrick Springs
Female College was called up, on motion OF
Mr. Staples, and passed. The joint resolu-
ton, heretofore offered, approving the con
| tract made by the Armory Commissioners, fol
| the sale Of muskets to j R Anderson Co
was called up by Mr.. Kemper, and being de
| bated, was adopted-ayes oS, noes .. Mr.
| Seldom, by leave, reported bill for paying }
| NJ Bennett, w. II. Richardson, and G.. w
Munford, for auditing Harper's Ferry .expens'
| account.
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..Good Bread, It is universally conceded. Is the
chief ornament Of well supplied table. Within
half dozen who can produce the staff Of life in
eatabIe con tition. Everything is tabled in de-
lirhtful style, but bad bread mars the whole. TO
ramedy this evil, housekeapers need only to Sc
cure box of SEMPLE'S YEAST POWDER; They
are certainly unfailng in their operation
This article Is now becomi ng very popular, and
is sold by all Druggists and Grocers in the state.
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u kiCHMON Nd, Ma Ma PlANSs

EEE.3syf FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
HPRiCES. The subscriber has on
u " j Inland three new, very superior J oe.
tave PIANOS, which he warrants TO be equal, II
not superior, to any instrument oil the same quail
ity from Northern manufactures.
He also offers his services TO the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at reason
able rates. CONRAD fRBIMASN.
North side Broad st between I'd and I'd
RgrRREncgs.-H p. Lefebvre, Esq, Prof: &: W.
Thilow Prof w. F. Grabau. &c. no Ism
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ss-F oR S.LB,-O.e of HOES LARGE CfLlN :
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 4OX57. This fress ID
nearly new and will be warranted IN perleCt con-
dition Apply at this office AAh i'-''
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sc Second supply of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SIP Rim G G o o d :

Elegant New Broche SPRING SILKS
Splendid Embroidered GRENADINES and HEX
NANIS. .r
Rright Embroidered BAREGE ANGLAlSE.
Choice Grey and Brown POPL1Ss.
Black Lace MANTLES-Ne,c Style
New COLLARS and SETS.
Handsome LACES-in new designs.
Very handsome French JACONETS and OK
CANDIES.
French BRILLIANTS, PRINTS and MUSLINS.
New English and American PRINTS.
Standard brands of Bleached LONG CLOTHS
Together with many other choice and seasonabl g
GOODS, comprising one of the most attractive and
complete ASSIGNMENTS we have ever offered, to De
sold either wholesale or retail, for CASH or TO
prompt BUYERS, at prices to suit the times
Ladies I'D gent emen from the city and country
are Invited to examine our Goods, as they SHAH De
satisfe d in respect of style and price. opening
and arriving by this morning. steamer
NH a5-st WATKINS i FICKLEN.
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Hg RIoHM oND THAT +.

R1oHMoSp THEATKR
KryKBL MoxLsY....So Sole Lessees and Managers
UNEQU ALLIED U &
EMINENT TRAGEDIAN,
MR. G. W. 9 O U l. Ii y y IL,
MASTERLY IMPERSONATlON
LUKE FIELDING!
He having been houored by an
UNANIMOUS CALL
Before the curtain .,,,,,,
THREE DISTINCT TIMES;
And his elegant pathetic acting pronounced the
GREATEST DRAMATIC TREAT
Ever witnessed by
The Management respectfully announces, that
In obedience TO the
GENERAL WISH
OF their patrons,
UNRJVALLED DELINEATION
THIS EVENIN 6!
Supported by the same excellent dlstrlbut9n u
characters as on its former representation, which
UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
First time, in many years, of the laughapl'
n T. A ID ri O T :
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PERSONAL.

7,HE GENTLEMAN who, through mistake,
/ exchanged COAT at MEhToS's Barber Shop,
on Sunday morning last is requested to call there
and re-eXchargeit 1t. nh 21-2t
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EE Binford's Spring style

= =
Another supply of those BEAUTIFUL SILK
handsome assortm snt of NEW s'rY LIZ SOFT HATs
Just received at BlNF0RDS hat Store, 80 Main
street. Country merchants will find, In The
wholesale department, well selecte stock, At
f''se' \. BINFoRD, SO Main st,
NH 22-lw Opposite Morris Book
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ID FAD X JEfEk,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMoND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
WHEAT, CORN, &C., and respectfully solicit
eonsignmsnts. So s4l
They are prepared to make liberal advance
ments on prod uco IN hand. N. e. READ,
NH :a-lm WIN. JkJkk.
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military force. Back OF these lie France ana
Italy, themselves revolutionary powers, full
OF The smouidering life OF subdued volcanoes
Poland cannot but be moved by the earth
quakes in her neighborhood, and It must be TO
the last degree dangerous TO refuse her that
boon which all these States so ardentiy de-
sire. Acknowledged Nationality Is the great
desire of the European mind at present. a
nation cannot be killed of by violence. Like
the heads of the hydra, Nationality - multi
form, and it will spring up when cut oo"h'
in spite of fire and sword.
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lxLAxD Poars OF ESTRY.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury of the Confederate States pub
lishss the following important notices Of
points AZ which ports of entry have been es-
tabiished
Norfolk, al Nelrns' l.snding on this Missis
sippi River, fernando, on the Mississippi and
Central Railroad; Holly Springs on the Missis :
sippi Centrai Railroad; Elstpofi. on the
Tennessee River Eorin1h, at the crossing of
the Mobile and Ohio, and oil tho Memphis
and Charleston Railroads; Athens, on thu
railroad from Decatur 10 Puiaskf Stephen
son, az the Junction Of tho Memphis and
Charleston, and of the Nashville and Chat
noosa Railroads Alta nta, NJ the iunc ton
Of the Georgia Railroad the Western and At
lantic, and various other railroads Ches ter ,
At The junction of the Charlotte and Colum.
bia and Of the Kings Mountain Rsiirosa /;
Florence, 1T the junction Of the Wilmington
and Manchester, and Of the Noi ,heastern and
81 the UherAw and Darlington Railroads,
Lord LongieIon il now Baptist clergy.
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M LiverpoeI and Landsn Fire and Life
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
u sdt

III LlverpO0l una K40htvM u tic 1Mu AIIe
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
tKsrABLIsH4D 1881
CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND.. 81, zoo 900
INVESTED In TIE UNITED STATES. sso, 600
DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7,sos
IA Stockholders personally responsible Tor all
tbs engagements Of the Company.
DIRECTORS ~ NEW YORK:
JAxEs BRowE, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorTEsxfr, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
E Es A sosss.Lp. 4 h.q i. N. coassl.
EuaRNE DUIILA, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, Esq.
ALEX. HAMHroa, Jr., ESQ.
1lrssp PsLL, Esq., Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT PoLiciE issued On sane
terms as other arst- class Companies a
All losses promptly adjusted aud paid without
refersnce to the b olne once.
cHAs Z. WORTHAM, Agent,
Once Old Dominion Insurance Company.
10 aS-u ~ Main street,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~
aN-Perfumed Breath Bea utifnl ;, Iseth..5
s6ITyD AND HEALTHY GDMs-PEKkE.T r.
LIEF FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dsr-
TAI FLUID arrests decay, relsoves ana pfeyeuu
the formation Of tartar, recommended oy All gen
tets nd ph yscinns superior to any dentlfrice
in use. For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
NH E--3ts III Wholesale Agents
-------------
-HE ........NeW~ Sprtng Goods.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & CO.,
Are opening very complete assortment OF
NEW SPRIN @ 600 d s,
Comprising
NV AND RICH DRESS SILKS.
DRESS GOODS, in great variety.
A beautiful assortment Of
M B o ID +&
AND
LACE GOODS,
HOSIERY, -s3flssE
In our usual assortment sf
SUPERB LINEN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FAMILY and PLANTATION GOODS,
NH 25-6t Az usuAi.
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These are the taxes locally levied besides
which are revenues to the amount Of about
three q uarters of million, which are paid, in
much the larger part, by the East SO that, at
least two out of every three dollars of the
four millions of annual revenues raised by
the Commonwealth, are paid by the slave
holding dis tricts of the State. 1t would be a
moderate estimate to say that, Of the labor
annually performed in the Commonwealth, at
least one half is performed by her half mil
lion of slaves and as it is labor at last which
produces the property values which consti-
tute the basis of taxation, it would be mode
rate to say that the slaves Of the State annu-
ally pay one million and a half of her annual
taxation If the slaves are stampeded, by
Virginia remaining with the North, at least
one million and half of additional annual
taxation at once passes over to the shoulders
of the white population, the majority OF
whom are in the West.
Moreover, inasmuch as the owners of the
slaves would take along with them, to the
South, all the rest of their available wealth,
equivalent to an amount which now pays GER
tasnly more than quarter million of dollars
in other words, the stampeding of her slaves
by Virginia would destroy an interest which
now pays more than half her annual taxa
ton, and would operate to more than double
the burden of taxation now resting upon hel
white non-s laveholding citizens, East ant
West. Is this estimable class Of our fellow
citizens, whom demagogues as shallow ant
ignorant as they are deprayed, are endeavor
ing TO arraign against the slaveholding inter
est Of the Commonwealth, prepared to ac
cept this necessary and speedy result OF cub
missionf
The Federal Government to which Viz
ginia continues TO adhere, will be able to col
lect but beggarly account of revenues fror
the customs under the loss OF Southern trade
and the operation OF the MORRILL, tariff. 1t
credit for borrowing money has sunk SO low
that for debentures bearing twelve per cent
interest, 1t can scarcely obtain par. Direc
taxation for Federal expenditures Is, there
fore, recourse not very remote, and Yam
kee majority in Congress will be sure
mulct submissive Virginia in a sufficient
round sum for her quota.
It il plain, from these considerations, tina
two years of association with the North Wi
not roll around before the white populatio
of Virginia will see themselves saddled wit
the whole burden of the State taxation, {
which more than half is now paid by he
slaves, upon top Of which load will be pach
eda round million or 20 Of annual FEEDERS
acquisitions. The alternative will be to pa
Or 70 repudiate, to be taxed. or TO be di.
Eraced. f--sseE
This Is but one feature Of the picture whic
Virginia will present as dependency Of IL
North. We have but passed the threshold
the subject, and will continue it hereafter.
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ASSETS
Cash in Banks...............
Invested in securities Gre
ated under the laws of the
State of y, York, and of
the United States. .........
Real Estate owned by the
Company -.-.
Bonds and Mortgages draw
ing 7 per cent. interest.
Premium Notes on existln <
policies, drawing interest
Quarterly aud semi-annual
premiums due su bsequent
to January /, 1851 ......
Interest accrued up to Jan'y
/, lo6l.-................. 500.
Rents do. do. do. do,
Premiums on Policies in
hands of Agents..........
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o. CORN S-SPECIAL NOTICE.-DR.
sCHULTZ'S stay is now rapidly draw
ing close having engagements TO iqlhii FARMER
south His numerous patrons, and all who desire
prompt relief, without pain, from CORNS, Blu n
ions, DISEASED NAILS, &c, will please apply
at once. a. an
OiIce all Street Hotel, Wall st. NH 27-2t*
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RUNAWAYS,

IN S2J REWARD.-Ranaway from my
CTY farm Long Row Hanover county, about
m the sth Of January, Il NEGRO MAN, named
~ PETER BROWN, about 81 years Old OF
~ dark brown color, with scar on one side
of his neck; also a small one on his knee; very
long legged, aud upwards of six feet high. The
above reward will be paid, II delivered to me. or
secured in jail. -
NH Coins WIN. j. CARPENTER
"a COMMITTED 10 JAIL As Run
IN AWAY.-Was committed to thu Jail OF the
IA corporation OF the city OF Norfolk, on the
n "a day of January, 1851, Negro Man WA
Il JOHNSON. The said negro man i nv. fset
three inches high, and weighs about lbs pounds
has one scar ON right arm above his elbow; hght
complexion: about thirty years old.
Had on when committed TO jail, black cloth
coat black pauts, glazed cap, and says he was
born free, In Baltimore, Maryland
THOS. J. CORPREW.
NH lew Sergeant CITY Norfolk.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
IN Corner 5th and Marshall Streets,
One Square aboss Nep MARKET, Richmond, va.
The subscriber takes this method OF informing
the citizens Of Sheckoe Hill that he has opened \
FAMILY. GROCERY at the above named place,
and intends selling superior FAMILY GkUCE-
KIES as cheap as they can be bought in the city
for cash. The public are invited to come and ex-
anime for themselves.
NH 2s-2w& A. III. fRUEHEART.
r. ROUTES SOUTHERN CORN
"A. PLANTER, with GUAN0 ATTACHMENT.
ROUTES DRAIN PL0WS
RoUTT'S IMPROVED TOBACCO CULrIyAToR
ROUTES SHOVEL aud Golfer PL0Ws
For sale at Factory prices by
JAS. WALL TURNER, Agent,
Next door to Columbian Hotel.
ALSO, FOR SALE No. pair FAiRBANk'S
PLATFORM SCALES, but little used. Will be
sold low, as the owner has no ass for them.
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49, LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS,
7SN0KS. AND TRUNKS, srnNn
AT PANIC PRlCEs.-G, E rHM ~

~~sh6ks, As6 fkySSs, gm9m
AT PANIC PRICES.-G, ESrTrxuy
HELLER q co iss Broad street, llSN
prices TO suit tho times. They are selling
Ladies' Heeled Side Laced aud Congress GAL
Ladies' Hecled Morocco aud Goat BOOTS at 81.
Ladies' Heeled Button, hne quality. at $50
Ladies' Kid and Lasting SLIPPERS AZ Soc
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Hceled sLlfPEhs,
Misses Morocco SLIPPERS at ses,.
Childreu's sewed aud Pegged SHOES a. s'sc.
'A0 g. HELLER 4 co. 8, iss Broad ST..
Between 5th and eth
N.B.-G. HELLER 4 co. would call the cape
cial attention OF the members OF the Legislature
their large assortment OF fKUNKs, which they
sell really very cheap, at No. lss Broad street,
boiw cen Sab and etn. Come enc, come ali, 20 the
great Trunk Hall. NH ~
~ ATTENTION, FAYErTE ARriL-
| M LEKY assemble ~ Military Hall. this
| Le&lNtWEDSE spAYl evening. March a7th, At
| nakH;1 o clock, In undress aliorn, Tor CompA.
nv afiII and meeting.
m X .i order Of CAPT s ss'stt CLARK, Is, Serge,
LATTENTION, Jun IOK yOLUNTEERS
| Assemble in the school. Room VI the Va. Me-
| III chaaies' Institute, this "WEDNESDAY evea-
w Ing, At z oreioeE, for rsSula. mcateiy meet.
| lug OF yeur Company. AZ the Court o. inquiry
WILL sit during thls meeting, ail members who
| BY order Of the Captain.
iah s7--its J. u. Go0LSBY, Isl Ser'gt.
Tiles GLOVES And SRA APx-fer bath
NH q DOVE CO., Drugxis,s.
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AE-y Very Large Stock of ooon,,
Now opening from recent purchases, at the most
ed state of the market, at
J. MILLHISER Il BROTHERS.,
1873 Broad street.
We have now in store, and are Offering ut un.
precedentedly low prices, very large assortment
of
R1y-S RI G g 0 O ID ,-N
consisting of all the new varieties Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
EMBR IDERIE S;
With the usual assortment in all the Domestic
Fabrics and in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All of which we are enabled to sell to cssn or
prompt paying customers at prices greatly below
their value. -
py-Particular attention we call to the great va
riety of low PRICED and medium quality
which are unsurpassed In regard to prices In this
market.
HyEvery article in store will be sold low.
E5s- n o goods at high prices.
j. MILLHISER & BRO,
NH ls2w 1G3 Broad street.