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81 C!RD.-7o the Members Of the General is
se'at'v: l. The Commonwealth of Virginia OWLS
fire sereaths of the stock OF the Richmond aud York
River Railroad Compaoy-S5ie 900 of 500 COO.
:. The Commonwealth has permitted the COM
panY In issue st3e, oa9 Of boHds al per cent and
10 mortgage the work for their payment.
3. Without the small assistance proposed TO be
granted to the company, by = bill now before you.
the work cannot he completed and placed in con-
dition enabling IL 10 begin TO reap the fruits Of
what has been expended upon II; Ufh he assist-
dnce lSl00. 300 II cau lie completed III short time,
4. without this assistance the work must be
sacrificed to satisfy the mortgage: thus Will the
Commonw aalth, III regard to a work which IL 20
TO the ocean. lose at once the whols of her inter-
est In 1t, and her control over II, iGasmuch as it
will pass into the hands of specu latura.
In view o! these facts, for he accuracy of which
the Directory OF the Guiapan nv stand pledged, tney
beg leave 20 call your Attention 70 the bill lust
mtatioaad. They eanBot expect. when matters
81 0EeTwhalEiDs Importance ~! tae sanis Vi
al. that. without special sGsEa ;iua, your 4.tsa
ton viii De d!re1ted to agy single object not Ia
the course Of ordinary Legislation. Iaaesd. the
Guilty that you can be induced to consider ut all
application Tor peculiarly MD but they yet do not
believe that, for the sake of one hundred thousand
dollars You Will permit the great sacrifice OF the
COinTnonW ealths interest, which has been de-
scrtbed, to come to pass but ii must Inevitably
come 10 pass without the relief proposed.
The Directory have adopted this rather unusual
nud3 III requesting your attention, as preferable
in their view to the ordinary one OF personal APP
plcatlon to members generally, which, taking
prejudice the OBJECT by inducing the belief that
the operation j. for the sole benefit of tho appli-
cant; whereas in this case, The only design Is to
point your attention to the interests of the State
Itself, which interests are specially in the Drec-
tory's charge.
March I'D. 1851.
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querpr. lie had the choice. either TO march
upon St. Petersburg or TO return to Poland. -
He chose the latter alternatives. He left Mos
cow with 10000 men He easiIy made his
way through all the impediments offered by
the enemy, and was within three marches of
Smolensko, when the snow set in, Il month
earlier than 1t had done for one hundred
years. Thirty Thousand horses died in one
night It became impossible 10 transport
provisions or artillery, and all the cavalry
were dismounted 1t thus became ALSO, impos
sible to reft. or take mp position nearer than
Wilma. In the meantime ScHwaRTzExBEga
abandoned wilma, and instead of coming for
ward to relieve the army Mt Moscow, retreat
ed on Warsaw, and ended by obtaining an ar
mstce for himself.
Such are some OF thu incidents. The cold
was an agent sufficiently powerful to over
throw all NAPcHgeN's plans. Why rack the
imagination to invent others
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THE l,fEislntnre.

Inshe House, the amendment Of Mr.. KEEN
30 the bill incorporating the Southern Ex-
press Company was insisted upon, the Sem
ate having returned the bill with the same
stricken ont. The bill Incorporating the
American Agency was called up, on motion
of Mr.. BisBIg, and laid on the table, after be
ing debated. On motion OF Mr.. SEpDoS, the
bill for the relief of the contractors on the
Covington and Ohio Railroad was passed
ayes -. nays IS.
The Senate, yesterday, agreed to House re-
solution for al adjournment sine die the
lst of April. Sundry bills of no Importance
were reported and resolutions offered. A
number of bills We're passed The tax bill
was debated.
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Tho Convention.

Mr. Bow, of Botetourf, yesterday offered n
substitute for the first section of tho proposed
amendments TO the Federal Constitution,
making some essential changes therein. which
was referred TO the Committee OF The Whole,
The resolutions in respect 10 an All coioy'ea'
tax upon negroes were up again, Mr.. GooDE
having withdrawn his motion 10 lay on the
table No action was taken In Committee OF
tho Whole Mr.. lioLcoNns finished his speech
which produced au "irrepressible'' display o,
ea IN usiasm in the Hall and an order to "cleal
aha gallery" WAS very near being carried into
effect. The floor" however, happened to r
more cuIrable than the gallery this time, AT
BALDWIN, one OF the most eloquent
In the body. on the Union side, 90 a
speech, which he will contins< ".1, :
CasrILR offered the Peace ieieAse pan Oh
adjustment, AS \ subss~ate for the report OF
60 C.,,n,,,,oa on ,sseTai Relations, support
e., ;, =, ~, speech. lie takes ground
ser State Conference.
.arge number of spectators were in
NEE yesterday-the ladies predominant
sas usual.
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Carl Sc!,urx.

The native wing of the LIScoLg party have
succeeded in choking this German Red and
Black Republican Atheist and Abolitionist
from the Vienna mission, and sending him TO
Brazil, where we are now represented by an
American gentleman, Mr.. MEADE, of Virginia.
The friends of ScHURz, who has been in the
country only six years and boasts that he
gave LINCOLN half million of votes, are
greatly scandalized. The other side, however,
are of opinion that SCHURz, and a good many
more like him, ought to be thankful that they
find a refuge and the means oflife in America
without assuming to control the policy, and
represent the people of this country.
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Shutting up the Ports.

Inc New York Tribune is now for jumping
over the Constitution and shutting up the
southern ports. ii says:
i"alataln that preeisey the thing Tor the
esefhihent 10 DO h TO shut up the ports of entry
Ienesef IL email nd that there any evasion Of
.nr revenue laws, II they can thus be ruost easily
wo,ee.ed. II other powers shali not ixe our W ay
-, ig;1eins tnose laws they are at perfect libertv
,ney mi nj A. we'll not attempt To Interior re win
, ne insas9res We see nj I" enforce among oar ow
l. ,s put any apprehension from this Aou.ee
j. az iaie A. 1t Is eowardly.'t
ihese fellows, thai have broken up their
country, and plunged Us into civil strife will
nave us IN war with all Europe soon-if the
conservatives of their own party don't hold
them in
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patitics Of tho GrassJant

One OF the most ingenious devices for ac-
counting for the present volcanic state of the
country, is that the Democracy have created
the disturbance because they were defeated
In the Presidential election. What exquisite
nonsense Was not the National Wing party
ALSO defeated Moreover, does any man il,
his senses suppose that ii JoHN BKLI and Ep-
WARD EVERETT haG been slec ted, any party in
the country would have cried ont for Seces-
sion or Revolution They were National men
LINCOLN is Sectional man, aud his election
an asowed sectional triumph. Some of the
strongest supporters OF BELL aud EVERETT are
the leading secessionists in the South
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Fortress Monroe.

The Hampton correspondent of the New
York Herald states that thirteen big guns now
point inland, where one was never seen be.
FORE The true Old Virginis town of Hanlp.
ton Is entirely commanded by this death
dealing artillery. The correspondent under
stands IL is the intention Of the Government
to concentrate ut this post 5000 soldiers, as
sisted by large fleet in Hampton Roads -
This corresponds with our priva'e informal
tioa from reliable friend In New York.
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TIE RECENT SSow.-The snow at Charles
ton, ). c., Tuesday, was two inches deep
The zig trees are badly frost bitten. At Ak
en-, :. c., it was six inches deep, and ut Sum
terville, in the same State, live inches-the
deepest snow that has fallen there since 1915.
The Portsmouth (Na.) transcript says:
The effects of the late storm are beginning
to be ascertained. We c0nversed yesterda V
with a gentleman from the county, who Ia =
one of the largest orchards in lower Virginia
and is extensively engaged in trucking, and
he informed us that his fruit, tomatoes and
peas, have been almost totally destroyed. OF
peaches he does not expect to have enough to
make Il pie.
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The Petersburg EuIIetin.

After suspension of a few months, the Pc
tcrsburg Bu!letin has reappeared, in a semi
weekly form, under the management and con =
troll of HENRY CLAY PATE, Esq, gentleman
well and favorably known as a writer and an
editor. The number before us gives fayora-
BILE auguIy of the taste, talent, and enter prise
with which the Bulletin is to be conduc ted -
1t il Democratic in politics, and fayors the
policy of immediate secession. Success to it
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The ..Ninn;feur'. on The Merrill Tariff

The Monteur (Loris NAPoLEoN's organ, }
says that if the morrill, Tariff is not re-
pealed d" Europe will end by seeing only q
fortunate event in separation which she at
first deplored and it lrtN become not only u
fight. bat Il duty, far as to rccog'tize the indie
pendeHce IF the ae,c Coaftder0cy"
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DIED.

MARY BUCKLEY. wife Of Michael Backley.
Hertuneral VIII take place today: az Zoe clock,
on 10th, betw cen Bird aud Canal SITS. Her friends
and acquaintance are res peetfuly invited to at
tend hsr funeral without further notice.
On THURSDAY morning the aist Inst, At the resi-
jenes Of Mrs Jsae Cox, Mrs. MARY MOODY, in
the Nd year n her age.
Her funeral will take placa al The Broad Street
tMethoGisD Church this friday evening, at
half past . o'clock. Tho friends and aeqnaint-
tend
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Forts Casweii aud John,on.

~ most important 10 the Interests of III.
oaa' mat the Abolition Administration
s"oh" mol De permitted TO seize these forts
IN etra'eS'e point OF view, their value can.
NOT oe oserrated. Ii our North Carolina
Trends would keep the peace, let them proceed
forthwith 70 keep AsaaHAs LINCOLN out O,
those forts.
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ApPoIyTNBST OF POSTMASTER. Col. VIM. u.
Payne, formerly of Fluyanua county, but n
resident OF Danville, Va, for several months
past, has been appointed Postmaster at that
place, to fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
ton of w. ID. Coleman. Col. Payne repre-
sented Fluvanna county in the Legislature of
Virginia some years ago.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

ing. Among the articles is oae on Cold-a
very interesting letter describing the Scenes
In the Oil regions of Virginia proceed
ings Of the State Convention, and the usual
Editorial, News, Commercial and Local
matter.
Price cents at the counter, or cents when
IN wrappers ready for mailing.
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have now in my employment the hest OF
Workinen that Cd be mad III this ely or elsewher
the question: Manufacturing interest What has
built up the Northern cities? The | am
Interested in the city of Richmond and the state
OF Virginia. | care nothing about the President
his Cabinet, or subjects | will givo the Presi
dent his Cabinet. aud subjects, supper at the
Exchange, or anywhere else that they may name,
and al any time for the honor of the card that ap
peared on tho 2Sth. 1t has doue me more good
than any other card that has appeared in tho daily
papers. ALIEN. HILL.
L. 81 stand ON Eay own platform.
NH PITTS A II.
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1-I., TAKE NOTiCE.-All persons who
S->Saa have left Furniture a my store previous
IL the lst March, lsbl, tn be- repaired, will please
call for ii in the next ten days and pay expenses
or il will be sold to pay charges. am compelled
to adopt this course, that | may the room for
manufacturing purposes. X. G.. HOWE.
NH l2-lUtk
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s2,eeI,s57 S.

The Trustees have declared the usual Serip Di-
vidond Of ] ikFf PER CENT. on all policies for
lsSned Twelve months prior to January lst lsol.
They have also direct ed the redemrtinu il, sh
OF dividends declared in the years l'is lsi7 lsiS
and Isl aud after the first Monday in March to
those holding cert fcateS, upon presentation al the
Home oicc 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 tho situation of The Com
pany on the list day Of January, lsil, By which il
will be seen that the accommodations have reached
upwards of Two millions OF DoLLAks. All Of
its assets securely inv vested, yielding large
and con stantiv Increasing revenue. II is gratifv-
ing to know that the subject al Life Insurance is
favorable attention. and that its influence il
rapidly extending over every section of the cuun-
try, and they believe the more il is examined nd
the more its advantages are appreciated and its
principles understood, the greater will be the
number of those who will seek to participate In
the benefits of so safe aud judicious an invest
ment.
rne Trustees lave for a considerable time had
under consideration plan for the gradual
domptlon of dividends, and for the purpose Of
inauguraing such system, have concluded to
discontinue the payment Of Interest. and in lien
upon III policies in force. and which were issued
twelve months prior to January lst, 1861 and to
scrip the dividend, Of years ls4e. =, sand g. and
where credits have been given. to allow the
amount thereof in reduction Of notes at the next
renewal OF policies 1t Is the design o: the Trus-
tees - extend this sytem to all Outstand ng dyi-
dendS, as soon a. the necessary arrangements can
be made, aud which will probably he within tho
next sixty days, when thew win advise their poll
ley holders aud agents OF the contemplated plan.
which the Trustees confidently believe will meet
che approval Of all parties Interested there H. as
II Will enable them to realize during life the pro-
hts arising from their investments, and where
credits have been given, gradually to reduce the
notes which are BOW charged against their policy.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
NN. H. BEERS, Cashier.
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D. Medical
ROD1. 7. COLEMAN, II. d., Examiners
WORKMAN & WYATT. Agents
NH 90 ftff ~ Main sfraaf R;cI ,nnrt
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We ARE sOUTHEKNERs.

re ANE SOUTHEKNEKS aud
8~Ga our families also-that is
ALIEN K HILL and WM. 4. JOHN Sr
soN-and we are now prepared 10 mauufacture
Ladies' and Gentlemeu's BOUTS and CATERS :
also, thildren's SHOES of all kinds which We
have not been allowed to do heretofore. Our Gus
toners may depend upon their orders being lied
aud that by Southern workmcD, "a we will not
give work To any man that belongs to a Society
won't, we " Ill n1t-as we will not submit 10
any combination by any body of
ALEX'R HILL & co.
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MARINE INTELLIaENCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1874.
High Watsr this day (F-tddyl at o'eik.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York, mdz
aud passengers LudIam Il WATSON.
Brig Abbott Lawrence. Fuller, Portland, fish
aud syrup, |. g. B Davenport.
echr. John Frances. Frost,
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Todd, Bait, guano,
E. ". Skinker N Go.
Scar. Champe, Robinson, James River, sillets,
Cole & Co.
SAILED,
schr d. (. Hickman, -, down the river light.
BALTIMORE, March 2o.--Cl'd sehr. J. J. Barrill.
Petersburg.
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RE Tobacco Box Plank ut Auction.-Atten-
tention is asked to the sale of TOBACCO BOX
PLANK. well seasoned. THIS AFTERNOON.
comm Icing al clock at the Factory recently
0ccup I'd by Dir. John l.. Lyon, corner Of 25ih aud
Main Srests TfIO$ W EEESEE
mh Fit Auct.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

N STR AYE D-From the owner,
SNs.AA ab9nt the LIST of March. a WHITE
III ~ COW, giving milk. A liberal reward
s=zs6s~lGswill be paid for her delivery to me- at
the Central Railroad, or any information leading
to her recovery. NH 22-ts WIN GARRETT. .
~ TakEN.-~Iesterddv, about 2 o clock. a
It-3E Bay HORSE. about feet ) inches high
one hind foot white, was taken from Mayo
street, between Franklin arl Ross streets. 4
liberal reward will be paid fer his delivery 1T the
stable VI fHOS. DUKE, On 18th street, OF at the
owhatan Hotel. NH 92-~2t#
| OST--Un " Wednesday, 2eth inst, somew h ere
IL between 7th street and the neg hborhood Of
the old Fair Grounds, wide COLD BAND or
BRACELET. The finder will be suitably reward.
ed by leaving ii at this Office. NH 2l-2t*
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DIERrRsENRXrs

DfrBF RSEMBNTr
Paid for Losses by heath. =;
Paid for surrendered and
cancelled Policies .......
Paid for Taxes.
Paid for Interest on Diyi-
deuds aud Annuity.
Paid for Salaries and Fees
to Physicians and Trus-
'rrS '...s''. ....'s..,.....
Paid for Printing, station
cry, Advertise <, Office Ex-
penses, Express Charges,
Paid for Commissions, M ed
zeal KAN Ions az
Agencies, Postage, Ex-
changes, &c...........
Reductions in value Of Real
Estate, bsiDg in lien Of
rent of offices, IL and Ia
Broadway...............
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Es seeial Notise. ..sals OF Eiegeyt silks,
tA's g "a st III ~ oGtpt spe,
gHested ~ Jay tals OF elegant silks. Robes, 81
groiH the stock Of massrs. Watkins & Fieklen,
THIS DAY al ~ o'clock, IN one OF The new stores
under tho 5p9tsweod Hotel.
NH 22-lt l.. B. COOK Auct,
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LOOK OUT FOX SATURDAY.
NOIR L Asst ANCE.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR STORE,
AT No. laG MAIN STREET
WILL CLOSE II 4 FEW DAYS.

Ne YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLdR I'll
LADIES are the best JCDeEa-they have eX-
aDined the evidences by the
4 II q y Il Y d S
They have rendered verdict, that at the
ONE DOLLAR STORE,
1875 MAIN ST.. RIcBMoSD,
They find the largest assortment, the neatest
tyles, and the best
J T. " Ell L \
The following is small portion of what we
give your choice for only
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Large aud Elegant CAMEO SETS, such As retail at
White, Blue and Brown LAVA SETS,
sueh az retail at from ..............,.. IL 10 20
ROUQCET SETS, such retail at from. . To 10
CORAL SETS, do, do. do, 49, 10 to %
Tea and fable SPOONS, double silver plate. SO
splendid 10. of Table and Pocket CUTLERY.
Together with au endless variety Of Fancy Sets,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Bracelets of ali patterns,
L0ckets, sleeve Buttons and Studs, &e.
We have also Just received IA large invoice Of
WATCHES, which We offer to our customers at II
less price Than they can be bought in this city.
EE This is no humbug. Call and see far your
selves, and be convinced Remember, ls6 Main
street, few doors above 10th street.
nah s2-et* LEWIS Il co.
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BE JtfCHNuND EETERFRl~E-A NALrABLE Law
Book -hathe~s c1ion4'd Digei. published in ,hi,
CITY, by eur e9.erprisinE aud public spirited
street, is u most valuable work. 1t is gotten up
on the same principle and with the same purpose
as Mathews Digestin civil cases. This new work
is admirably arranged, and, in It lucid and con
den>ed form. develops the entire Jurisprudence
of Virginia criminal law and practice. It's gene
raj method aud detailed system, with copious
notes and citations Of the cases and adudcations,
are admirable. We regard this book a. of priina
~ impor anCe to every lawyer and ma gistrate =
1T is brief but most rclabe compendium Of the
criminal law and practice of Nirgiaia. ard should
be n the hands Of every Magistrate ana lawyer.
The style and execution Of its publication are
worthy Of the highest comlnendation. We re-
commend with pleasure our uicnds, MesSrS.
WEST JOHNSTON, to the public.-Ric1.mond Wig,
NIych H. ISL
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AsSETR
Cash in Banks.
Invested in seauritie. ere
a'et underline laws Of the
state Of n York. aud OF
the United States ........
Real Estate owned by the
Company ......
Bonds aud Mortgages draw
ing per cent interest.
Premium Notes on existing
policies, drawing interest
Quarterly aud semi annual
premiums due subsequent
To January i, 1851 .......
Interest accrued up TO Jan V
|, 1851
Rents do. do. do. d..
Premiums on Policies In
hands of AgeGts.........
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M ANFED.-Th subscribers wish to employ
w tive first class B0OTMEN, and SIX hands on
SHOES aud CATERS, both stitched aud channel
Ell. Those who are capable of making first rate
work, we will give constant employ msnt and
Members OF the present society of Journeymen
Cordwaiuers need not apply as we will not sub.
mt TO thelr arrogance and prrsnmptien.
10 2l-t~ ALEX HILL Il co
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IA ANIED-aIl persons to know that mann,
W 1actnre all yles and qualities OF TRIfSEs
aud have always On hand the largest stock 10 ia
!9hpd IN the south. embracing superior Iron
Trunks. Bonnet Boxes also sIi me ca,aIn"n
>tyies al sold at mauutaeturers' prices whnIs
sale aud retail, a -alesrooins lll MAin straa,
street, below i3ih. 0"''
Esf Trunks Repaired.
ia 2S--HV-
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Charles Hayne fell dead in New York. on
Monday night, while dressing for u ball.
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IL 2S--sm JAAEs KNOTS

w iNTEO-fIMb BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHlLADELPHlA,NE NEW YORK aud BOSTON
for which liberal premium will be paid, by
re Its KENT, PAINE &CO.
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De i;inford's spsing Style
Another supply of those BEAUTIFUL SILK
HATS, now popular with young men. Also, a
HANDSOME assoTtIn ant Of EW STYLE SOFT II ATS
Just ret''ived at BiNFORDS Hat Store, SO Main
street. I Country merchants will find in the
wholeshle department, a we'll selected stock, st
prices s suit the times.
F. RISFORD, SO Main st
lnh 24-lw Opposi.e Norris Bookstore
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w iNTED-A PAkTNEIt-Elthcr general =,
w spectral, with capital # sic tao to SIC co.,
IN an established mercantile business nayInL
good profits. Address, " 4. ii. NJ" DispateL 0f
Zee, Richmond. Va. mia a.. ~
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re REEs' EXTENSIVE PHoroGRAPHIc GAL
LEKY is l. Gated at / Is MAIN STREET, over West
< Johnston'S Bookstore, wi.er. ca u be obtained
all the varinns styles Of PHOTOGRAPHS and
ANBROTYPES known in the art, at panic prices
Li!a-si1e photographs, direct from life, c0ored
$40. So 81. 50 cents aud % cts. BABIES beautiful
IL taken by REFS instantaneous process The
process, with fuil Instructions, can pe purchased
by Operators fer $500. Inh 20-at
Rg FoR SALE.-Oue of HOES LARGE GYIIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES. 40x57. This Press is
nearly new, and will be warranted in perfect con
dtfion. Apply at this oifce. NH l9-ts
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rs special Notics.-He respectfully call
the a.t0ntlon of the trade TO our cargo sale o.
NHN& ORLEANS SUGAR and M0LASSES and
ADAIANTINE CANDLES, to take place THIS
MORNING, al IL o'cloek A. NJ. at our Ware
House. on the Dock.
NH 22-lt CHAS IT. WORTHAM & co.
ne Auction Notice. ask attention TO my
saie, THIS DAY, of GROCERIES, &e.
mh22-lt K. CACTHORN, Auct.
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DAY Ii oSi--tarina Coioknos, Lubinis hdkf
ID EXTRACTS: Honey e lycerine and P0neiIe soaps
Also, 4 choice assortment at Hair Brushes Combs
Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Washing and shaytpe
soaps, and many other Indispensable Toilet arti-
cles. l.. JOHNSTON X BRO
mh 80 urugod IL