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LECTURES TO YorSG MES-REv. G w. SAN
son, u. D.-The young men OF the Leigh.
street Baptist Church and congregation have
been enjoying the pleasure of listening TO some
able addresses, delivered by distinguished
ministers from different portions Of the coun-
try. At their request Rev. DIR. Samson, OF
Washington, will deliver 4 lecture on Sunday
nipht next.
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SALE OF GARBAGE, Erc.-Bostoh sis,,.,t1 selis l'S
house offal under a contract for five thousand
Ave hundred dollars per annum the ashes
collected by the city at three thousand, ana
the street dirt and sweepings for TWO thou-
nd dollars.
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Auction SALES sTo-DAY.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin Il Apperson will sell on the premises,
ut III A NJ valuable lot on the southwest
corner of Grace and Twenty seventh streets;
n large brick tobacco factory on Twenty-fifth
street, between Main and Franklin: two lots
on the south side of Franklin street, between
Twenty ii fth and Twenty seventh streets, and
twenty lots. in the plan Of Mount Erin, in
Henrico county.
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FOR RENT.

DROPERT9 FOR RENT IN THE
| COUNTY OF POWHATAN.-I offer for IL
rent. I'm Jefferson, Powhatan county, 4 very MI
desi bic FRAMED HOUSE, containing ten 4143.
rooms KITCHEN, STORE and LUMBER-HOusE,
with n large LOT OF GROUND attached, within
half-rnile Of the James River canal Possession can
be had in few days.
E. D. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
nh oo-lwk Fourteenth street, near MdiH.
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Ton. p. HALE ASKING FOR MoRE.-John /.
Hale. United States Minister at Madrld, mas
,.ritten 10 prominent members OF Congress,
1raing an increase Of his salary, which ID now
twsiye thousand dollars In gold,
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Sy,rEScEp.-J. T. Britton, on. of the gne-
riIlas who recently seized the steamer Del
fast In the Savannah river, mas Deen Ssn, u
tanced 10 the Nashville penitentiary for ten
wears.
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- TILE IRISH PEOPLE,
ANY OTHER LITERARY WEEKLY,
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, By THE
YEAR, AT PUBLISHERS SUBSCRIPTION
ppTCEG

We will mail all such Wecklics or Periodicals to
anv post office at same rates. By a law OF the
United States, the postage on papers and periodi-
Gals sent by news dealers to regular subscribers is
the same as If mailed from Office of publication.
COLE & TURNER, News-dealers,
Whig Building.
A. c. COLE, late Travelling Agent Of the Whig
J. w. TURNER, formerly Clerk in Richmond
Post office before the NH 22-I
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FRANK LEsLIE's MAGAZINE for April con-
tains some handsome fashion plates and ail the
information necessary for ladies who desire to
be crenes de Ia creme in fashionable affairs.
There are also some well executed wood cuts,
and n quantity of general reading matter.
For sale by A. H. Christian Co., Main
Str
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Ex-GovERxoR yANCE.-We learn that TINS
distinguished gentleman has concluded 10
settle In Charlotte where he VIII devote MN,
health is entirely stored.-Rdtsigh Se"ttnet
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ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND ARsoN.-Yester
day morning, ut about > o'clock, an attempt
was made to rob the house and set fire to the
stable of Mr.. Ritter, ut the upper end OF
Franklin street The thieves had partly
effected their entrance, when Mr.. Howard,
who was asleep in the house, awoke and drove
them Off. He then discovered that the stable
was atre, and gave the alarm, Whlch was the
cause of the ringing of the bells yesterday
morning. The fire was eXtinguished before
much damage was done.
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DISPATCH
TTRtas OF ADvERTTsrNG:

The OPERA-PRICEs REBUcED.-From no.
tice in our advertising columns, IL will be seen
that the prices of admission TO the opera are
reduced. The expenses or such n com pany are
enormous /; and we do hope that It's admirable
enter tainments will be so liberally sustained
rs TO make full remuneration for the reduc-
ton reduction at once proper and praise
w0rthv
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LADIES FAIR AT LRIaH-sTREET BAPTIST
CErRcH-The Glir ones of the Leigh street
Church and congregation are as busy rs bees.
If a grand fair can be gotten mp, we feel as
sured they will get ii up. We wish them lhe
Ynosf pIorious success and advise all who can
do so, 10 extend 10 them helping hand.
The entertainment will open next Monday
night. Don't forget It. you who are 80 iortu-
nate as 10 have any filthy luere LETT IN your
purses
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ng-TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AM
SPLENDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS AT RETAIL.

lam receiving by every steamer and by express
large additions to my stock of goods, which is now
co,nplete comprising every article 10 be found in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS:
ALL selected by SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, who has been
long familiar with the trade Of Virginia and with
the wants of its citizens.
IN THE GREAT VARIETY ON HAND MAY BE
FOUND
Rich American and French Prints, all at the
lowest prices;
Beautiful Printed Brilliants, Jaconeto, Lawns,
and Organdies
New-style Printed English Bareges, Mozam-
biques, and Grenadines;
Rich Checked Mohair de Paris:
Elegant Printed Hernanis, the most beaulhaI
goods of the season
The most choice and beautiful aS>ortme"t VI
small checked French Silks
Spnerb Black and Plain Colored Silks;
Elegant silk Mantles, OF newest Paris mode
Iowpriced Shawls and Cloth Sacques for Spring
Cambria and Linen Embroideries in every va
riety;
Real Thread Laccs Uandkerchiois, Collars @c''
White Goods and Linens-a good assortment
Plaid and Checked Swiss ana Shlfrea MuS4i'iS-
new and choice articles;
Aloxandrcs, Jouvin's, and Chelllys farls Ma
'''''S ALEYANDRE's SILK GLOVES
black and colored
MISSES and LADIES THREAD GLOVES,
in every variety.
Particular attention is invited to my stock of
MOURNING GOODS, such a.
ENGLISH BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGES,
REAL HERNANIS,
CREPE DE PARIS TAMARTINES, ana PLAIN
BERAGES;
-, WHITE LAWNS and GINGHAMS.
The stock of GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN AND
BOYS is complete, such as
SUMNER CASSlMERES,
CASHMERETS,
COTTONADES, and
LINEN DRILLINGS.
We ask special attention to our
REAL FRENCH CORSETS, and the
NEW PARIS BOULEVARD SKIRT,
the latest and most perfect article for comfort ahu
elegance.
NEW GOODS receiving every week, by "hlcn
our stock will be always supplied with the na'eS
enads If the sesson. JOHN c. MILLER,
corner of Ninth and Main streets.
sALEsMES
WILLIAM II. GORDON and JOHN TEMPLE,
late of Samuel NJ. Price * Co..
WILLIAM ]. ARMSTRONG and c. E. WlNGo'
late with Samuel NJ. Price Il Co.,
NH 22-ts kali oI hiohh"A"' ~,
------------
ROBERT A. LANCASTER, L. j. "hh'h
j. l.. WILLIAMS.
ne LANCASTER Il CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
RICHMOND, VA,
buy and sell on commission
STATE, CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
DOM EsTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
DUN &c ~ anu GOLD AND SILVER
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities
- I'm L. w ROSE, Teller.
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THE FESIAs BROTHERHOOD. "A mass meeting Z
of the friends OF Ireland Is announced 10 be
held this evening at the First Market Hall
Major Toohy, special agent Of the Brotherhood
for the Southern States, viii be present, and
address the meeting.
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FREEDMEN IN NORTH CARoLINA-At 4 single
session Of the County Court of Sampson
county, several hundred, it is reported, were
bound out to their former masters; the older
children, in most cases, being selected, thus
leaving the younger to be supported by the
parents All such indentures as are contrary
TO the regulation Of the Freedmen Bureau
have been proclaimed null and yotd.-U0Sh-
iagton STIR.
In Washington the negroes do so well that
these complaints come with IL good grace
from that city. Suppose Sampson county
should ask for an appropriation of twenty
five thousand dollars from Congress to support
her negroes.
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Ihave also taken the Agency for
Tur IA pTr ETr

THE BARTLETT
.urwIyG MACHINE CoMPANY'S NEW PATENT
S25
SEWING MACHINES.
To,no accustomed to good SEWING MACHINE,
hand. sewing seems d,udgery-idling with time.
>,,u the demand j. for
SEWING MACHINE
.,ssiallv adapted to the wants of the masses, viz
A THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL
SEWING MACHINE,
:, simple that none can fail to understand and sue
tessfuy use it, and sold at price within the reach
4 all
This Machine has been made TO meet that want,
aud is emphatically pronounced BY all
THE SEWING MACHINE FOR THE PEOPLE -
Mr. GEORGE DARBY will conduct the Sewing
Machine Department, and IL prepared to REPAlk
and ADJUST, in the most perfect manner, all
SEWING MACHINES
at short notice.
vrrDIES and OIL FOR MACHINES always Oh
,,l L. HORTON kEACH,
corner of Broad and Ninth streets,
hoa r. Valentine Place.
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CRrEL.-On Wednesday, while little boy
was uecping through a hole in the circus tent,
on the corner of Fourth and Clay streets, some
one from rhe inside poked pin into his eye,
innictiug Il painful and serious wound. 1t Is
doubtful whether he will recover his sight.
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ROBBRRY.-Night before last, at about IL
O. clock, in the absence of the proprietors, the
store of Mcssrs Hess u Co., on Broad street,
was entered and robbed Of about one hundred
and fifty dollars worth of clothing. One OF
the locks to the front door was broken, ana the
door was then priced open. No clue has ye'
been obtained to the robbery.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH %, 1860.

ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland Thomas Travers,
merchandise and passengers, ID. w. Curfie.
Steamer L. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, light,
Briscoe u Stanard.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, rin City
Point United States mail, merchandise and pas
sengers Haskins & Bridgford
(Br.l Brig William Nash, Mcbride, Halifax, mer-
chandse. French Crenshaw.
Steamer Jean Sands, Baker, Government wrecker,
from City Point.
SAILED.
Schooner Martha Josas Savannah, ria Charles.
ton merchandise Briscoe Stanard.
Schooner Brave, Bradley, Baltimore, merchan.
disc, A. Millspaugh Go.
schooner William L. Dayton, Mills, Norfolk, in
ballast.
MEMORANDUM.
Two schooners Oft Wilson wharf, and one of
Jamestown island, bound up the rIver.-Rep0rted
by Pilot Cl0rke, ofAe steamer VI. Martin.
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THASKs-We return thanks TO Mr.. Matt.
O'Brien for late papers.
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Breach OF PRIvILEGE.-Onr sense Of ihe
proper respect due to the dignity OF legislative
and executive bodies was very mnch shocheu
Yesterday by an outrage upon the dignity OF
ihe MAYORS Court, by the side of which the
firing OF pistols in the rotunda OF the state
Capitol during the session OF the Legislature
is cast completely in the shade. Inc mayor
had disnosrd of MI his criminal cases the de-
Iinouents were on their way homewards or 10
the cage, and there remained bat few civli
cases to be disposed of. All thus far had passed
of quietly, and even most OF the reporters M nto
r0ne away in despair of getting any thing fur-
ther worthy of public notice. But the qulet
and order of the courtroom was destined TO he
broken /; for
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Having ius, returned from New York with full
...,,r,,,ent Of NEW GOODS, | invite call from
a,,,,ans generally, aud ladies particularly, to cx-
amino my stock.
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BE REMOVAL.
w. g. ROBINS,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEER,
GENERAL AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
has removed his office to
log MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Thankful for the past very liberal encouragement
>oicit> the continued favors Of his friends and the
patronage Of the public generally
Refers 10 II. X. Ellyson 5. c. Robinson, Presl-
dent Planters National Bank Lancaster Co., }.
i q. Gibson, and Purcell, Ladd 4 Co. NH li-ts
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Suddenly there came a rushing,
As If crowd were pushing,

Ina r,on,ent all was copfusi sion In vain the
officers shouted "Silence for something or
somebody seemed to threaten destruction 10
the Court and its spectators. For long while
we stood in doubt and fear as TO what was
we're only put at rest by howl from the de-
stroyer and the rafting OF a tin pan on the
roor. His Honor ordered an officer 10 tdks ne
III, nan from the tail Of dog Tray and proceed
10 arrest the perpetrators OF the outrage. Inc
officer obeyed but portion OF the command,
for he returned To the Court empty handed.
The violators of the privileges of the Court
had flown, and it is very much feared thaI
they will ReUer be brought TO justice.
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NEGRO INCESDIARIsM IN GooCHLASD.-On
Wednesday night, the farm buildings ON the
estate of Mr.. Richard Allen, in Goochland
county, about eighteen miles from Richmond,
were set on fire, and before the progress OF
the flames could be arrested, the granary
threshing machine, cribs, cider press, and some
of the farm implements, were completely de-
stroyed. A number of negroes had been lurk-
ing in the neighborhood of Mr.. Aliens farm
for some time past, and IL is supposed that
the fire was the act of some hands who felt
aggrieved because they could not obtain
employment on their own terms. It's only
reasonable to believe that, if n thorough
search be made, the guilty parties will be de-
tected, and they should then receive the pun
ishment they so richly deserve. Such fiendlsh
crimes as those of setting houses or barns on
fire during the night are well worthy OF the
ignorant, idle, but cunning and revengeful
negro and IL prompt and vigorous execution
of the laws can alone protect rs from the
malicious efforts of those who persist in re-
naming powerless to good, but who have n
natural aptitude for meanness, treachery, and
evil. Ourfarmers and citizens must be prudent t
and yigilant, for only in constant watchfulness
and prudence can they ever expect to nhd
safety for their persons, property, and fami-
lies.
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REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE.
NOR SALE, A DESIRABLE HOUSE

NOR SALE, A DESIRABLE HOUSE,
II on Burrows street, near Methodist m
Church. The house has six room rooms and and E::iH
and stable large garden well OF frat. rate water,
and in one of the best neighborhood. In Town.
Also house on Main street, opposite MI Y; bus-
netts. To any one wishing pleasant restasnsei
where taxes are light and neighbors are quiet ana
agreeable, these present great indacemsnts, as
they will be sold low To price, and IL dehlTeu'
on long credits Apply at house on Burrows street,
Manchester [fnh eS-5t1l A. J.. B0WEN.
TARM OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, NEhH
KTDD'S MILL.-We offer for sale privately the
above tract of TWO HUNDRED ACRES.is near
Cold Harbor and is in the very centre OF the early
vegetable lands OF Hanover. The land Is mostly
uneleared and has on IL only some cabins. The
owner has no use for IT, but is in great need OF
money therefore we will sell 1t low For terms
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Brokers,
NH ?l-eod4, five doors above spotswood Ho.ei.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BE THE CATHOLIC MIRROR,


| BE- THE CATHOLIC MIRROR,
| OFFICIAL ORGAN
| Of the Most Reverend Archbishop OF Baltimore
| and Right Reverend Bishops of Rich
mond and Wheeling.
For six months. 90
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made mp from the best foreign authors.
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| meht' ..o
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! a Monthly Magazine, devoted to Literature,
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We will furnish any of the above at the rates
stated which are the srBsCKIPTIoN PRICES OF THE
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TOR RENT. THE DESIRABLE

nor RENT. THE DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE CORNER OF MAIN AND Ia
FOURTH STREETS, CONTAINING I TEN C,l
ROOMS, to which are attached kitchen, 80
smoke house and stable, gas fixtures, mirrors,
bath room, &c. It.has been thoroughly painted
and papered and cleansed - oro,y
Also, that large and elegant foUR-sLohnf, M,
be ready on or about the 18th Of April. The prin,
cipal story, the cellar and sub cellar and second
feet: the third and fourth, depth OF sixty feet;
Every convenience is attached To me preni. es ana
il may be justly cas-ed as one OF the oes' ouiid-
ings In the city. For terms, apply to -
nh io2w c. w. PURCELL co.
TOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM,
suitable for a Gentleman's Lodging "A
room, or a Gentleman and Wife. Apply to E:I1
'''"-' " Mrs H. B. fOFAN, .glR
Seventeenth street, between venable and Pop.ar.
fe 26-ts
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THE MILITARY STRENGTH FOR Defence OF
CAxADA-The Montreal Telegraph of the 18th
says:
"Ofers Of men for active service continue to
pour upon the Government, and already eX-
ceed one hundred and fifty thousand men. If
the enemy were on our soil, there is no shadow
of doubt that the whole male population
would rise en ntGSSe 10 oppose him. SreTdL ~
tie Ladj0n tribes hare Cgered hemSelreS, dod oSktd
for uJ,aS -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMANAC-MARcH %, 1896
Sun rises s.........557l Moon sets, morn.... L. Is
Sun sets............6.0 .03 High water....... 1927
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

MAYORS CoUaT.- Mayor Saunders and
Lieutenant Townsend held their Court at the
usual hour yesterday morning.
Anthony Powell was charged with stealing
an iron CRATE from the United States Hotel.
The Mayor asked Anthony: "Are you ready
TO go into the trial'l
Anthony Yes, sir, any time, don't make
no difference TO me; any time, jes SO its handy
to you, sir"
A witness appeared, and testified that the
crate had been stolen, and that he afterwards
found il in the possession of Anthony. The
Mayor sent him on for the next term Of the
Grand Jury.
The case of Edward Scroggn, charged with
stealing an iron shaft belonging TO WARWICK
Barksdale, was continued from yesterday
The testimony showed that Scroggin had hired
himself 10 man TO carry the iron for him, and
was caught with it. After the evidence had
been given, he made the following appeal TO
his Honor: "Now, Mr.. Saunders, you know
very well, Mr.. Saunders, dat il you was
gwne down de street widout any work to do,
dat you would take any job you could git now
wouldn't you, Mr.. Saunders!
The Mayor could not Withstand this telling
appeal; so he discharged Scroggin with n
warning 10 be careful about what sort of jobs
he took.
NJ. Irving was charged with stealing one
hog, the property Of negro woman named
Mint Anderson.
There being not the slightest evidence to
criminate Mr.. Irving, he was honorably dis
charged.
John Mountcastle was fined five dollars for
firing pistol in the street.
The case Of Joseph Ayers, charged with
stealing q horse from John Wordsworth, was
continued until to-day, the accused being ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of five hundred dol
lars.
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HESRrCo CoURT-JUsTICEs WADE AND Tho
MAs.-Charles Glenn, negro, who was
charged by his wife, Sarah Ann Frances
Archer, with beating and maltreatiug her,
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
John Moore, n negro, was charged with
whipping his wife, and was sent TO jail for
thirty days.
John Hall, 4 negro, who was charged with
assault and battery, was held 10 bail in the
sum of one hundred dollars for his future good
behavior
The case of Hogan & Co., charged with
stealing wagon and team, the property OF
Mr.. Haley, of Henrico, which has been con-
tinued for several days, will be tried this
morning.
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Of the Most Reverend Archbishop OF Baltimor
and Right Reverend Bishops Of Rich
mond and Wheeling.
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THE SATURDAY READER.
\ Canadian Literary Journal, containing more
than double the matter of the New York Ledger
made up from the best foreign authors.
PRICE...................... CENTS.
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8itllmond 1ispatth,


hE IENlhNA'-A Hc ANOA tHcIl lilCIS dIt III
dustriously rehashing all the news from the
different Canada cities about the scare and the
proceedings on st. Patrick's day. We see
nothing in them worthy of special attention.
A letter from B. Doran Killian, well known
among the Fenian leaders addressed to Henry
McDermott, Goderich &. W, appears In n
Canada paper probably given up by the Mr.
McDermott. 1t is so unique that we copy ii
"TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT, Box 2, SCI, L. o.
"NEw YORK, 4th March.
MY Dear Sir,-Our mutual friends, Mr..
McGee and Mr.. Murphy, have recommended
you as our correspondent for Huron. and you
will please exercise your best Judgment in pre-
pairing for that important day, now fast APP
preaching, when every Irishman must wear
the green, n risk of life and property, even II
he has neither.
~ Call meeting for the 10th instant al your
usual place; some representative Of rs will be
watched. BE on your guard. The 18th is the
day-that day whose star is rising to fash
over the universe rs the sun of freedom -
freedom for our glorious and much injured,
whose woes and troubles call for vengeance on
the cruel and bloody Sasoenach, who has been
for centuries trampling the bloom out of our
cheeks, the blood out of hearts, and the mcali-
ness out of our potatoes.
81 will send you by express one hundred
twenty dollar bonds, and will draw ON YOU at
sight for the amount Meet my draft; It's
money we want, not men.
Yours in +. b.,
''B. DoRAS KILLTAS."
"Heary Ntciermott, Esq, Goderich, G. w
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B,yKtyG-HoUsE OF WILLIAM Is. lssAACs Co, !
2uth March, ls66.
g$- NOTICE.-We are prepared TO Issue viz
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS and its multiple for the
COMMISSIONED NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSNILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PIlILLIPPI,
MONTICELLO BANK NH Elm
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ne CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-parthel'
ship, for the purpose of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name OF
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
aud having taken the commodious warehouse Oh
Cary street. second door below Pearl, are gow
receiving general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, ana TO
which they respectfully can the attention oi the
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg
JOHN B. WILSON,
of Petersburg
mb,2,s r. T. FOSTER.