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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BE Very Large stock cf p,.c coons,
Now opening from recent purchases. At the most
depresse ed state Of the market at
J. MILLHISER Il BROTHERS.,
1a3 Broad street.
We have now in store. aud are Offering at un-
precedentedly low prices, very large assortment
HS PRIN GOODS, Pa
consisting of all the new varieties of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
EMBR0I ERIES;
With the usual assortment in all the Domestic
Fabrics and in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All OF which we are enabled to sell to cash or
prompt paying customers at prices greatly below
their value.
~ Particular attention we call to the great va
riety of low priced and medium quality
d Re s @ o . d ),
which are unsurpassed in regard to prices In this
market.
Re- Every article In store will be sold low.
VI No goods at high prices.
NH ls-7w 1873 Broad street.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
LOST, STRAYED, &c.

<sgT-~ STRAYED away from the owner,
@-N3sL. n on the 10th instant, small red cow
MN about three years old. and giving milk.
..zzz&--3g4She had leather stop around her
neck. A liberal reward will be paid for her de-
livery at ID. Kings ice-house or any Information
NH IS-StH CORNELIUS O'KEEFE.
LIZ LIVER COL0RED SET TIE X from my
"Nfarm, In Henrico county, on Friday
morning last had better return him at once, or he
may have cause for regret.
GrSTAVUS G. CARTER,
NH ls-lt* HenricO county.
T OST-My FREE PAPERS, near the city Jail
IL Any person finding them will receive a suita-
bic reward by leaving them at this office.
ELIZA PHILLIPS,
NH 1S-lt* free woman Of color.
T OsT-On Wednesday night, between Mr. J..
street. a FITCH VICTORINE A liberal reward
will be paid for the return OF the to me, at
my store. IL. A. PEARCE,
inh ls-at No Main St, near Old Market.
T OST-Between this citv aud Frederick burg,
IL a LETTER addressed TO J. Warren Slaugh-
ter, containing NEGOTIABLE NOTE for two
hundred and one dollars, at four months, from
order Of John Clark, and endorsed by said John
T. Clark. The public are cautioned against trad
Ing for the said note, as payment has been
stopped. [mh 4-6tl JAS. B. FICkLEN.
a. STRAY M)-From the subscriber ZEAL
@Tthe new Fair Grounds, about ten days
since. large DARK BAY MARE. She had
on high heel shoes her left front foot shows
was in low order when she left will give re-
ward Of FIVE DOLLARS for her return 10 me, zeal
the Fair Grounds or ii left in this city, that
get her. [mh l3-lw*l ELISHA JACKSON.
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MAJORITY in Texas.

We had the pleasure of an interview, on
Saturday, with Rev. DR.. CARTER, the able and
esteemed President of Soule University, Texas.
DR.. CARTER has just received reliable letters,
which give majority of from thirty to forty
thousand in favor of secession. So much for
the Roorback that the popular vote of Texas
was against secession.
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THE Missouri STATE CoNvENTIoN.-ln the
Missouri Convention Wednesday, Judge Gam
BILE offered resolutions to appoint delegates 10
the Virginia Convention, in accordance with
an invita- ton from that State, which, by re-
quest, was referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations 1t was ordered to be prin ted.
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GONE SoUTH-Hon. Chas. l.. Scott, late
member of Congress from California, has de-
termned to settle in Alabama. He is son Oh
Hon. Robt. G.. Scott, formerly distinguished
LAWYER of Richmond, who some years age
emigrated TO the State TO which his son is
about TO remove.
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SPoILs OF GAETA-The spoils made at Gaeta
nv the Sardiuians We're valuable, being cannon
and muskets-nearly 800 Of the former and
900 of the latter. Gen. Cialdini Is to be
made Duke of Gaeta, which will preserve the
memory of his splendid success in his family
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Gov. HoUsT0S.-Gen. Ben. McCulloch VINO
has arrived at New Orleans, reports that Gov.
Houston had left the State Capital to avoid
further communication with the Convention.
He would probably be deposed for his contu-
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THE CoNPEDRRATE L0AN.-An the money
in the world, says the Charleston Courier, is
not in Wall street, as will be seen in few
DAYS" Official information Will soon De re-
ceiyed that the Confederate loan of $l5 900 900
has been taken at premium of five per cent.
ohab
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Mr. CRITTBSDEy.-The Common Council OF
New York have invited Mr. Crittenden to
visi. that city as the guest of the corporation.
1t is stated that Mr.. Crittenden will go home
to Kentucky before he accepts the invitation
to visit Boston.
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HARrER's MAGAZINE, for April, has been re-
ceived from WELLER & MCCAIN, 121 Broad
street
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MARRrUD.

On the a7th of February, at the residence of the
brides mother Richmond, Va. by the Rev DR..
r q. Jones, Of Norfolk, Va, Nh. WIN N. FuQpA.
Of Charlotte county, and Miss z. VANDALlA
HE- Norfolk papers please copy
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ANOTHER FIRE IN LYNCHBURG.-A fire In
Lynchburg, Va, Friday night, destroyed the
saddlery shop of Dawson IL Williams, on Nam
street, and the stove shop of Thos. B. Dornin,
adjoining.
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90, THE FLAG OF THE SOUTHERN
6s raised At EsTER, On Ia
O'Clock NJ, at which time addresses will he deliv-
cred by Messrs. B. B. Douglass, Gen. kemper,
Charles +. Collier, Gen. August, Hon. r. A. Pry
or, Thos. NJ. Isbell, and others.
For the convenience of those who wish to at
tend the Cars will leave Richmond and Peters
burg at 10 A. NJ.
The public is respectfully invited to attend
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ne Fire Insurance.
AGENCY OF THE ALBg4AKLE INs. Coz
OF CHARLoTTRsvTLLB, VA,
Richmond, 18th March, 1861. }
Elements Of q Good Policy.
1st 1t must be issued by good company
I'd. 1t must be properly drawn up so as to cover
the property intended to be insured.
The ab owe promised, beg to call the attention
of my friends, and the public generally, to wv
facts
Ist That am still the Agent of the ALBEMARLs
INSURANCE COMPANY.
I'd. That have now had % YEARS of constant,
labOrious, studious experience in the Insurance
BUSINESS
Acting for the above safe, responsible Company,
which, after three years conn ection with them
their agent in this ciiy-during which time have
satti ed quite lumber of losses-I can most cor
daily recommend and having the advantages of
the above referred to long experience, l think
can offer to those wishing FIRE INSURANCE such
policies will afford proper indemnity.
Please call on the undersigned.
THOS. NJ. ALFRlEND, Agent,
NH I3-5t llth street, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF
S>Esa the PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK, for
the election of officers and Directors, will be held
at the office of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE Con-
PASY, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock Z. N
Every member is requested to attend.
BY order of the Board.
NH I6-2t* A. A. HUTCHINSON Treas
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RE RICRM OED THEA RE -

kE RICRAoE THEA
ErsKeI 4 MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers.
I. B, stage manager
RE N G A q L NJ L Mt
FOR
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
THE
UNRIyALLED YOUNG
AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE,
MISS B.A I L NJ A N,
Who will appear this (MoNDAY) evening, at the
EARNEST SOLICITATION
NUMER0 AD NJ IRERS,
In her chaste aud truthful Improvisation Of
u L EFT
In Shakspeare's sublime Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET,
Her rendition Of which character always ELECTS
the
wARMEsT ADMIRATION.
The iaughable Farce Of
POOR PILLIC0DDY
VIII conclude the entertainment Of the evening.
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COWS FOR SALE.

.ses~-, FOR SALE good
3SaEEsT MIL II CO :,
Nm with her young CALF. Apply TO
sze-f0-54s OWENS 4 MILES,
mh is-ts Near corner Cary and 18th SITS,
7sse--S cows FOR SALE have for
9SNsasxT Sd lc several fine Mich cows. They
1M are large mixers, aud improved stock.
x-4=1EXe J. +. DICKINSON,
NH l6-st* Fulton Hill.
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80 70 THE VOTERS OF THE,

FOR IAYCR.-I respectfully an
80 nounce myself candidate for re-elec
ton to the office of MAYOR.
NH le-at JOSEPH MAYO.
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HXTANTED.-The subscribers wish to employ
w five frst-class BOOTMEN, and six hands ON
SHOES and CATERS, both stitched and channel
I'd. Those who capable of making nrst- rate
work, we will give constant employment and
good wages.
Members of the present society of Journeymen
rordwainers need not apply, as we will not sub
nit to their arrogance and Presumption.
fe Ats ALEX. HILL Il co.
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"ANTED-A colored BOY, or young MAN
w free or slave of good character to work
about a carpenter shop aud attend to a horse. One
accustomed 10 working about buildings preferred
Apply to w. w. CRUMP,
NH lists At Clarkson, Anderson a Co.'S.
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XXyANTED-Ali persons TO know that manu-
w facture all styles and qualities of TRUNKS,
and have always ON hand the largest stock to be
found in the south, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers: prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms ia Main street,
street, below 18th
HE Trunks Repaired -
fa &c I'm LANES RN(TTS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAkcH 10. 1851

fohT OF RlCHMOND, MARCH 1e 1851.
High Water this day (1Honday) at st O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Sehr; r. H. Kemp, James River, lumber, j. R.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, c. p Cardozo.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mize.
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
SAILED,
Schr. s; c. Willetts, down the river, light.
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, down the river
light.
sehr. VIM S. Triplett, Pritchett, down the river,
light.
schr. Baltimore, -, W. b. Colquitt Co.
Steamer Belvidere, Keeue, Baltimore, mdze.,
d. W. Currie,
City Point, March 10th.
ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, Richmond.
ksena
schr jamestown, Latourette, Petersburg.
''hr' Jane F. Dafi SAILED Petersburg
Steamship jamestown, skinner. New York.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Richmond.
Steamer Belvidere, keeno. Baltimore.
Dublin, Ireland via Norfolk.
Br ship Morning Star, Campel, for Liverpool.
Schr. +. Durfee. -, Fall River
BALTIMORE, March ls.-CI'd, schr Mary Willis,
NEW 3oEk, March H.-Crd, sehri Abijssil,
hOtt Deueli, NOTlOlk IidECn Io-CI u, sCQF D. "
Jones, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, March H.-Crd, schr. Joseph
Marsh, Norfolk.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP - ROANOKE GEO.
w. CoUCH, Master, from New York, March II:
J. H. Munnis. I. Mckefry, VIM. Jones, s.
Hodges, J. Y. Ashton, Ii. Buckln, and three in
Storage.
s TO THE VOTERS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-Sone six weeks
ago having understood that the Mayor OF tbs
city had visited the city OF New York to consult
some pretended Northern men with Southern
feelings the state of the country, then an
uounced myself g candidate for the office of
MAYOR, with view of bringing out some one
better qualified than myself, and more acceptable
to the people than the present incumbent. AS no
one else has yet announced themselves, | now
announce myself Union candidate in opposition
TO the great | am-the Uhiy- hAoig- Nothing Demo
cratic Union Secession Candidate.
Respectfully, MARTIN NJ. LIPSCOMB.
NH 1s-It*
F., FOR EIAYCR.-I respectfully an
81 nounce myself candidate for re-elec
ton to the office of MAYOR.
NH ls-4t JOSEPH MAYO.
NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of
81 the PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK, for
the election of officers and Directors will be held
at the office of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE Com
PASY, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock 7. NJ.
Every member is requested TO attend.
BY order of the Board.
NH l6-2t* A HUTCHINSON Treas.
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WANTED The subscriber wishes to employ
w first class CoNFECTI0NER, to whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANTONl,
fe Cts st. Nicholas Saloon.
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NTANTED-TIME BILLS on BALTIMORE,
w NEW YORK and BOSTON,
tor which liberal premium will be paid, by
fa Pts KENT. PAINE y co.
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TVME L NJ G HTY DOL L X

YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
Off large and splendid assortment of JEW.
ELRY, BRACELETS, CHAINS, BUTTONS and
STUDS, L0CKETs, PLATED TEA and TABLE
SPOONS, and PLATED WARE Of all kinds.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE D0LL4R
Just received a lot of hne Gold, silver, and
Plated WATCHES, for sale at one half the usual
retail prices. LEWIS & Co, ige Main 81.
~ B.-wiu be open but a few days longer.
NH ie-2tt
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no MRS. ELIZA NJ ENNEDY,sA NON
REsInENT OLE THE ST ArE OLE NIRGINlA.-

ITO MRS. ELIZA NJ. KENNEDY, A NON
L RESIDENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Y Ou will please take notice that on Thursday the
nth day Of April next, Qs6l,) between the hours
of A. NJ. and p. NJ, of that day, at the law Of
fee Of Chandler Ellis Attorneys at Law, in the
cead to take the dispositions of F. Roberts, md
others, to be read evidence in behalf OF }. L.
Bloodgood, in the trial of certain action OF as
sulnpset now depending in the Hastings Court OF
the city of Richmond, wherein said J. t. Blood
good is plaintiff and you are defendant; and at
the same time and place, the depostions of +. Rob-
erts and others, will be taken, to be read as evil
dence in behalf Of VILLAIN 5. Camp and Stephen
BonsAl, partners under the style of Camp and
Bonsal, to be read evidence for said Camp
Bonsal in certain other action of assumpset in
said Court depending, wherein said Camp * Bon
sal are plaintiffs, aud you defendant; and If
from any cause said dispositions are not taken on
that day, the taking of the same will be eontin-
ued from day to day, or from time 70 time, until
completed. J. I. bLO0DGOoD, aud
CAMP II BONSAL,
BY EDWARD Y. CANNON, their Counsel.
Richmond, March le, 1850. NH ls-law4w
Observation-Disclosures consumers OF GAS in
~ MADISON WARD are hereby notified that
if they fail pay their gas bill Is before the hour
of o'clock y. NJ, to-day, they will be dealt
with according to the requirements of the follow
ing extract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
W orks:
BIZ an Ordinance passed By the Council May 9Th 1855
"If any bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS next
after that on which 1t Is presented, the Auditor
shall notify the superintendent, who shall stop
the Gas from being used on the premises, in re-
spect TO which the default exists, and If not paid
within FIFTEEN DAYS, five per cent. will be added
TO the original amount of the bill, and it shall bt
placed in the hands of the City Collector.
L. B. HARRISON, for
NH l5-lt VI. l.. STRATroS, Auditor.
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{NANTED-Ths ladies of Virginia to know
w that the VIRGINIA STEAM DYElNG Es-
rABLlSHMENT. Franklin street, three doors
rom Metropolitan Hall, dyes and finishes SILK
AND MERiNO DRESSES in superior style, with
hat their Garments are DYED, CLEANED AND
REPAlhED in the best manner, and in the short
al moss BILE time lie ls-lmtl j MERCER.
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DOR sALE.-Uns of HuD sINGLE LARGE
Il CYLINDER PRINTING PRESSES, 4ox57 49,
This Press is nearly new, aud Is in perfect eondi
ton. Apply at this office. NH Its
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Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer,
NH Is Cor. Main X 10th SITS, Richmond.
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS :!-GREA1

NEW GOUDS! NEW UUUDS: !--UhbAI
N ATTKACTtON.-The most complete assort-
ment of rich aud desirable GOODS ever offered in
this city. viii open this morning, a full line o.
Ladies' and Children's Bonnets, Flats, Shaker
and all descriptions OF Straw Goods, Ruches
Flowers, Silk Quiiiings, and all styles of Mill
merry Goods Dress Trimmings OF the newest
styles. Embroideries, Parasols, Corsets, Hoop
skirts Shirt Bosoms, Bieached Cottons, Toweliug
or anything in the white goods line. As all x
the goods have been purchased under very favor
able terms, owing TO the tightuess Of the money
market, Milliuers and others in want rely
ON procuring bargains for cash.
Z. G0LDSMlT, No. 176 Broad st.,
NH IL ThreNkpors from 9th vt.
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NVANTED-15,0O0 RAILR0N SILLS, OF
w White or Post Oak, feet Tong, inches
diameter at small end, smoothly hewn to thick
ness of inches, barked clear Of knots, rots, or
Any defect calculated to impair strength, to be de-
ivered on the line of the Road between Richmond
md Acquia Greek, convenient to be loaded on
under size.
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Baled HAY and OATS, CORN, MEAL, MILL
0FFAL, &c, which we are selling low, for CASH.
SMITH LEAkE,
Corner 7th and Canal SITS :, near Myers Bridge.
fnh
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BALTIMORE, March l6.-Cld, schr Mary Willis,
Richmond.
Richmond; Manchester, do. March l5-Cl'd, schr.
Mott Bedell, Norfolk. March l6-Cld, schr. 5. e..
Jones, Norfolk.
Mars
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WANT ED-A situation as NURSE or HOUsR
w SERVANT, by two German Girls, who can
bring good recommendations. They are also good
WASHERS. Apply at DIR. JAS. HINES on Inn
treat near Central Depot NH is-3ts
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OTiCE.-Messrs. FISHER SHEPHERD
~ having, by deed Of trust, conveyed ts me- as
trustee, all claims, stock of goods &c, for GER
tain purposes, this Is TO notfy all persons tadeoi-
ed to make payment immediately to me. In per,
son; or, in my absence irom the city, a any tim7i
to Mr. 4. T. WINSTON, who Unauthorized 10 re-
ceive any dues II is importantNo close the trust
and hope all Indebted wiil come forward anu
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be gtyen.
! NH ia-lm A. l.. hHEPHEkp. Trustee.
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NOTICE.-TO FAMILIES ON OREGON AND
~ CANDLES HILL.-We have this day laid in
a fresh supply Of SUGAR; Laguayra and Rio cor.
FEE; BUTTER; LARD; SOAP; CANDLES BA-
CON HAMS, SHOULDERS aud BREAsTS; N, o.
MOLASSES Extra and superhne FLOUR; Ground
COFFEE; Black TEA YEAST POW DBRs; Wash
ing SODA; MUSTA Painted BUCKETS :,
BRO0MS Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO :,
MACKEREL; HERRiNGS, and every other srti-
Gle usualiylkept in retail grocery.
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81 FOR NEW IORk--FIRST VksS Ell
g. VA. LINE OF RICHMOND AND NEW
"zsssEs- YORK PACKETS.-The Schooner CREN-
SHAW, Capt. WV. MORSE, having the larger
rortion OF her cargo engaged and going on board,
will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight,
apply to DAVID WIN. CURRlE.
n 5-St
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE " GEO
w: CoUcH, Master, from New York. March IA
Hodges, J. y. Ashton, H. Bucklin, and three il
Storage.
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DUAL 4 MOTIONS HORsE TONIC

- For improv ing the condition of Horses, Mules
and Cattle, relieving Them Of Bots and Worms
Hidebound, Surfelt and Distempter, and all inter
nal diseases To which Horses or Cattle sub
ject This HORSE TONIC gives them an appetite
and glossy of hair and be left off after the
animal is improved, without ito falling back TO
ITS first poor condition. Read the following certi
icate, given unsolicited
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-sas.e YORKTOWN, JAMEsTOW \
,--u. CHANGE OF HOUR FOR

-rrS CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
E.r&shsnr-sSSTARTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
aissasssszzzes. AND NORFOLK.-The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRiDAY MORN
ING next, SOth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at 81 O'Clock precisely, for
the above places, and return each alternate day,
Except Sunday,} leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour 6! o'clock, and touch at &lf of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning.
no 27-ts Il. .. HASKINS.
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JOHN HUIDEKOPER.

CwIL ENGINEER & LAND SURVEYOR, offers
his professional services to the citizens of Clear
6eld county.
All business entrusted to him will be promptly
and faithfully executed.
Office with Leonard, Finney & Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-09

The New Haven Conn city election,
on Friday resulted in an emphatic Demo-
cratic victory, The Democratic majority,
in a poll of 5 900 votes, is about 500. The
town embraces Fair Haven and westville,
which always give Republican majorities
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LEVER illegal,
Justice of the peace

Luthcrsburg, Clenrfeld Co. Pa, will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. lie also informs the public that he keeps
constantly on hand at his shop, general as
sortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness and
whips, which he will sell on reasonable tire ms.
April 4, 1850.
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WALTER BARRETT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, will attend promptly
and faithfully to all legal business entrusted to
his care in the several Courts of Clear6eld and
adjoining counties.
Office, the ono formerly occupied by G. r.
Barrett.
Oct. 26th, Ts59-ly.
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FUNDED DEBT.

Making the entire public debt of PennS
sylvania, on the lst day of December last,
$37 969, SAT so.
To pay the principal and interest of this
debt, besides the ordinary sources of reye-
nue., the Commonwealth holds the follow
ing mortgage bonds, derived from the:salo
Of her public improvements;
Bonds Of Penn'a Railroad Co., s7,2OO, 900 90
Bonds of Sunbury & Erie R,R. Co., 3,5OO,OOO 90
Bonds Of Wyoming Canal Company, $4,000 90
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FUNDED DEBT.

Making the entire debt of the Common
wealth, at the period named, $685. :
96I o..
The funded and unfunded debt Of the
State, Mt the close of the last fiscal year.
December l, 1860, stood us follows:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-09
Terms of Subscrlptlon,

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-09
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

10 the Senator's and members Of tie House of
Rtepreaertadves Of tie Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania:
GENTLEMEN In submitting to the Gen.
eral Assembly my last annual communi,
cation, 1t Is the source of unfeigned gratifi-
cation to be able to announce TO the poo-
pie, and to their representatives, that, not
Uithstanding the present unfayorable
crisis in the monetary affairs of this coun,
try, and the general prostration of busi~
ness and credit, the financial condition of
Pennsylvania is highly satisfactory.
The receipts at the State Treasury, from
all sources, for the fiscal year ending on
the 3Oth Of November, 1860, were SO, 49,
257 81, to which add the available balance
IN the Treasury on the lst day of Decem-
Der, 1859, $3.50, 1923 90, and the whole sum
available tor the year will be found to be
$4,9lS,56O 10. The expenditures. for all
purposes, for the same period, were
S3,637 l47 80; leaving an available bal
ance in the Treasury, on the lst day of
December, 1860, Of 1851, 433 O8. The fol.
owing items are embraced in the expens
dlturas for the fiscal year, viz.