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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was another
bright and cheering day. This is an extra
ordinary example Of consistency in the di-
rection of fair weather. Two bright days
together really amaze us, and We feel
bold enough to venture that there will be
a third. We need something TO bolster up
our reputation as a prophet. We have
prophesied in vain on the subject for the
past two months; and by way of winning
back little lost reputation in this line, we
boldly and defantly say, predict, and pro-
phesy that to-day will be bright day!
The occurrence of so much bright
weather at time is too much, We fear.
The people can't stand it. They are like
wrecked mariners, picked up after twenty
days of starvation, who have to be fed very
cautiously. The weather cannot be en-
dured if thrown upon them in a bright,
continuous flood. The sun ought to look
as through a thorn bush, like Ounces
moonshine, at least for time for we must
have better acquaintance with him before
we can be altogether at ease in his pre-
sence-we poor sinners, just out OF some
forty days of rain and cloud.
Really, the new weather has checred up
people wonderfully. The ladies-bright
daughters Of the sun-appeared with 1t,
and led the pleasant hours in gay prone
uade about the streets. One man yes+er-
day, animated by what he saw, absolutely
declared that he hoped for better times
We should not be surprised if several made
the same prediction to-day. The enthusl-
asm will spread and become contluent. A
week of sunshine will make us all abso-
lutely jolly
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y PECIAL NOTICE.

CARDoZO, ALsOP FoURQURBAH
are now receiving, and will continue to receive,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We expect on MONDAY next, the llth insfnpt,
large stock of sh
LADIES' and GENTS LINEN HANDKERCH1EFS,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at large New York
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold at exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the public
generally.
NH CARDoZO, ALsOP & FOURQURRAN.
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STREET CLEANING CONTRACT. At q
meeting of the Commissioners Of Streets
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. +. Laube sent
in his withdrawal from the contract with
the city for cleaning the streets. The
committee, after deiberation, determined
to recommit the subject to the Council,
with the recommendation that they autho-
rize the advertising for new proposals. ;.
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mh7 CARDozo, ALsoP FoURaUREAN.

1907 SPRING GTRADE.-WHOLE
lou SALE oNLY.-Ws beg to call the at
the fact that are receiving spring stock,
which will be well assorted, and will embrace
We have HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, HOOP
SKIRTS, C0RsETs, SUsPBNDERs.. PERFU:
NERY, FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
HANDkERCHIEFs, BUTTONS Of every dsscrip-
tion, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numsr-
ous to mention.
An examination of our stock by the mereh hants
generally visiting this market is respectfully 90
licited, and We assure them that we are deter.
mined to meet the demands OF the trade In price
and quality VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, &c,
fe2s 1905 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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THE ROADS in the suburbs around the
c;ty are in horrible condition. Were it
not they will be in the corporate limits
and under the jurisdiction of the city be-
fore next winter, we would urge upon the
county authorities to take the matter in
hand, and at once 90 to work to improve
them.
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INTERESTING LEcTUREs.-Rev. DR.. Sam
son will lecture this evening at Leigh
street Baptist church, at o'clock, on
/" Egypt, its Scenery, Customs, Traditions,
&C." The lecture will doubtless be one OF
thrilling interest, and we hope that he may
have crowded house. These lectures
have been largely attended, and have given
great satisfaction. Those who have heard
tho course, speak of the lecture on Egypt
as one of the best.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PENITENTIARY.-The
sheriff of Dinwiddie yesterday delivered
to the keeper of the penitentiary the no
torious horse-thief Lee Tucker, sentenced
for seven years. The sheriff of Prince
Edward brought down three negroes for
the same institution. They were Henry
Johnson, sentenced for sixteen years for
robbery Daniel Bland, fifteen years, in
two cases of larceny; James jackson,
twenty eight years, in two cases OF robbery.
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SALE OF BoNDs.-It will be seen from
the advertisement of Messrs. Neeson and
Beach, commissioners, that on the 5otn OF
May there will be sale OF sl53,ooo OF
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds; the
sale to take place before the courthouse
of Alexandra county. e.r.s,
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NEW RAILROAD CAR.-On yesterday an
other new and elegant first-class passenger
car was turned out from the shops Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, and placed on the road.
1t is fitted up with Bragg & Trainham's
new patent sleeping chairs, which, in re-
spect of comfort to the traveller, eNcels
anything of the kind we have ever seen.
Two of these superb cars will hereafter go
with every passenger train.
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MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.--The continued
case of John J. Wilson, charged with pick
ing the pocket of James Golden of gold
watch valued at $50, in June last, was
taken up. Inthe absence of proof conclu-
sive against him he was discharged.
Dick Braxton, negro, was charged with
stealing $40from John Johnson. One witness
said "dat he was dar at the present time,
when de robbery was did, and he knowed
dat Dick didn't had cent more an fifteen
dollars, cause he saw him took it out'n his
pocket" Dick was told to. go about bis
business.
Richard II. Stewart was arraigned for
forgery and obtaining goods under false
pretences in the name of his brother. AT
the request of his counsel the case was
continued until Wednesday.
Patrick Butler, withered, wee bit of an
old man, charged with trespassing on the
premises of Mrs. Sarah Carter, was re-
manded in default of surety.
billiard Peters, tall, ine-looking gentle
man "sport" of color, was arraigned for
selling policies, and in the absence Of wit
nesses the case was continued until to-
day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-With the
exception of the changes noted below, the
usual services will be held in all our
churches tomorrow by the regular pas
tors:
Rev. Leonidas Rosser, D. D., will preach
in Clay-street Methodist church at l. A.
NJ. and s P. NJ.
Rev. P. Fletcher will preach in Virginia
Hall to the United Presbyterian church at
ii A. N. and SO P. NJ. :,
Rev. George W. Samson, D. D., will
preach in the First Baptist church at II
A. NJ, and in Leigh-street Baptist church
at P. M.
Rev. T. G. Jones, D. D., will preach in
the Second Baptist church at ii A. NJ. and
8P. NJ.
Rev. James B. Taylor will preach in the
Manchester Baptist church at IL A. NJ.
Rev. DIR. Samson will deliver free lee
ture in Leigh-street Baptist church at 80
P. M, on Scenes in the Life of Christ.
All the Sunday schools on Union and
Church Hills are invited to be present.
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HOUSE. pREAKING.- of the school
houses at Hollywood was broken into on
Thursday night, but the robber only got .
few books for his trouble, e. nothing yala-
ble II left In them at night.
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CHURcH.-The exercises of this class hav-
ing been Uninterrupted by the severe weather
of the past few months, will be resumed
on Monday night at o'clock.
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ARREsTs.-Emanuel Davenport, negro,
was arrested yesterday for interfering with
a policeman in the discharge of his duty.
Virginia Batkins was arrested for being
drunkand disorderly on the street.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.

MULES AND HORSES.-A
-M Inst arrived at the EXCHANGEs~
Livery AND SALE STABLES, Frank,
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and
WELL -BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF hne YOUNG
HORSES suitable for farm purposes, which viii
sell at fair prices.
invite the attention OF the farmers ana liant.
lot Of stock and promise them satisfaction Iss to
quality and price. [fe 2s-tsl JOHN B. DAVIS.
A MERICAN STABLhS.-Theu under
n signed having leased the stable on Tenth
between Main and Cary streets, formerly occ q.
and the public generally, that from and after date
prepared 70 .ss aoRsas Senss ON
taIms Having secured the services Of Mr.. Hix
as as isupsrintendent, and having in his employ
careful and skilful grooms, he feels assured OF
shall entfust their horses to his care. He re-
spectfully solicits share Of patronage, gemrpvr,
Ia ls-s o. WI = 6Ln.
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A LITTLE ONE N TROUBLE EARLY IN
LIFE. Late on Thursday night, Mrs.
Steubner, residing on the corner of Fifth
and Clay streets, was reused from her
sleep by hearing the cries of an infant, as
she thought, of her sister, who slept in the
room below her. She was struck with the
piteous manner in which the little thing
cried, and thinking that her sisters child
was sick, she arose and went down to at
tend to it. When she got to the bottom of
the steps she discovered that the cries
came from out of doors. She opened the
front door, and 10 just in the doorway
was basket containing little female in-
fant, who, though scarcely three suns old,
was fatherless, motherless, and home
less. The basket was an old one, the child
was wrapped in an old blanket, and every
thing about it, save its neat wrappings Of
bleached cotton, betokened that it was
born in the midst of poverty. The little
outcast was carried to the second station
house, whence it was transferred to the
aims house, where it will be well cared for.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE AMAzoS.-Quite
sensation was created in the neighborhood
of Broad between Fifth and Seventh
streets yesterday morning, by the appear
ance of handsome splendid-looking wo-
man, armed with raw-hide, and evidently
on the lookout for some victim. Quietly
and determinedly she walked up and
down the street, and everybody made way
for her, and dared not question her as to
the object Of her search. The ladies
walked around her, little boys stood in the
gutter as she passed, and the men gave her
the sidewalk with amazing politeness,
and shrank lest through mistaken identity
the amazon's weapon of vengeance should
fall upon their tender shoulders. Once
she approached an unoffending barrister OF
many years standing in this city, and all
eyes were turned towards the couple In
expectation of scene. They were dis
appointed, however, for after few mo,
ment's conversation she turned and walked
off one way, and he, with an appearance OF
great relief, walked off the other. ~
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TIRST NATIONAL l. b A n L
= no. l2l7 SOUTH MAIN STREET,


RICHMOND, VA.
Specially designated by the Secretary OF tne
PUBLIC FUNDS;
and
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE GOVERNMENT,
Aceoun,s Of Mercha ants, Banks, Bankers ana otnsn
received on favorable terms.
coJIyCTIONs made on any point In the United
States and Europe. e.r.1s
ISSUES. SIGHT. or TIME BILLS, on BARIae
BROTHERs 4 CO., LONDON,
to suit purchasers.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, VIRGINIA
REGISTERED STOCK, BONDS,
STERLING and GOLD,
purchased and sold.
ORDERS EXECUTED on the usual margin.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued, with ints'
rest, when agreed upon.
EXCHANGE. on all points, bought and sold.
il SIN s.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
r IME, TAR, and GRIND&DONESt tor
i Gala nv rmh lAl n RI WnxTHAn kOOs
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
1'HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ToRK.
ACCUMULATION, go, 900. coo.

TIE profits OF this vast accumulation, as weu -
-, yremiurns received yearly, NOW OVER SIX
yIlII0Ss DOLLARS, are annually divided among
poisyholder
,rsraSe cash dividends for 1855 and 1885. SIXTY
PSF CENT.
average reversionary dividend PAYABLE with
ps poliey Al death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWES-
TY PER CENT.
Applications may be made to Archibald Boiling,
J. I. Maomurdo. Or. J. X. MeCaw, Alfred Poin-
dexter, +. T. Reynolds, John NJ. O:ey, \. b. Meade
az John T. 6oddin, with o. I. BRESks,
General Agent.
Osce, Main street, next door below post-omee,
and Il South street, Baltimore. no2s-h
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Southern
Express Company, ~
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ INSTITUTE BUHDln0s.
TENTH, MA ARsHALL, AHD CLAY 6fRBxf0.
ANEW TERN BEGINS APRIL isr, lss5.

3EoR sMALL aInLs. Ia
The Institute oKsrs an admirably arranged -
inrss sxpsri snesd teachers give their time ss-
clusipslv to them. This department hAs been
very suecsssful. and We have recently toenA %.
casion TO enlarge its fAciiitiss. , -
YoR YorSa LADIES noRn ApvAncsp.
We have = thorough and eompreh henssve COL
lsciats courne. with the vaytous extras -. -
eohplishmsnts; and by tts act q insofsc s,.1
the lnsdtats 10 suthoriisd 10 soniss s,Pss6 SrDs,
'ss'A'f's sl..;c:ai ;caisrts n:. sgEE, Z, ,%slssros
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CPRING IMPORTATION, 1857.
T OoK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS

OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIgL'S, No. IL MAIN SrREsr.
6, 900 yards BLEACHED TwILLsD COTTON
SgIRTINGs, or for other family purposes,
1000 yards heavy BLEACaRD .tvids) SHEET
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
1000 yards sTPgRrIaE s-4 PILLow-cAsB COT.
TON, only 3oe. the yard
5000 yards all stylss OF DEEsS GOODS, now sell.
ing of without regard 10 cost;
1000 yards "a and lo4 BLEACHED and UN.
BLgACHED sHBETINGS at greatly reduced
1000 yards all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR At extraordinarily Low prices,
500 ;srd. '8 asnyY fI " GRaY rwILLsD FLANNEL,
all woo., admirable for ladies' skirts ana
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
1ZgKIgL'S Cheap Store,
ta No. Il Main street.,
fsa nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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DRY GOODS.

COURTNEY q SON have received,
~ and are now prepared to offer to the public, a
stock OF
DRY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
and NOTIONS
not to be surpassed by any house in the city.
They specially invite wholesale as well as
retail buyers to examine their stock before making
their purchases. Remember, we have removed to
SIS Broad street, square above our old stand.
NH 27--lw
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wERTH, RATHBUN s. CO.,

oace, Tenth street near Main. Yards, Seventh
near Canal, and south side Of dock, corner OF
Nineteenth. le IT'S
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MISCELLANEOUS.

British Consul Grand Lodge, of Ancient York
Messenger: Belvidere Paper Company; Second
Baptist 1colored) Church {; Minister of the Third
street Meth odist Episcopal Church. ,
ALEXANDER SHARP, T. M.
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TUsT RECEIVED u INv J NvsaS sTS9Gs 9oslcCd. xHS
q sAL1 = .,:s aSs ,lss.. e q x:s, csf kSSSs to
s:Sss ss:;s 81 E s!,: sss; 's,;A !,
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LADIES' LIST.

r ISr OF LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, PoST-OFFlCE
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CUPERIOR FAMILY FUEL.
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE.


rrrN.p ror gra,sa so
gUT, for small 'o
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WOOD AND COAL.
UMP COAL, SIX DOLLARS.
- THE D6VEG COMPANY

THE D6VE2 COMPANY
respectfully invite those who have not used their
COAL try II during the spring, that they may be
assured Of It's superiority before the time for lay
Ing In their next wiuters supply.
Yard on Sixth street between Canal and Byrd.
mhs THOMAS =. JONES, Agent.
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r IME, TAR, and GRINDSDONES for
Lssls BY [mh ~ 1.&sWoHaAkS 500,
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A New Way of Trapping Rats
Y,I. Ii. IANaswoRTH, OXFORD, ONO.

Geta common round wire trap. Bait
it with the most inviting food, aud wait
patiently until rat is caught Instead
Of killing this rat, aud waiting perhaps
for weeks before you are fortunate
enough to trap another, keep him alive
and feed him much as you would pet
squirrel. In few days he will become
quite reconciled to his cage, and you are
now ready for business At night, bait
the trap well and set it where the rats
resort most. Some one or more of them,
seeing a rat quite at home in the midst
ofplenty, will enter the trap without any
suspicion of harm. Next morning pump
or pour water thoroughly over the trap
to clean it, and to. make the killing of
your pray more easy. Have an empty
barrel into which drop the contents of
your cage; the prisoners being we'll
soaked, will be so heavy and slow that
you can easily knock them on the head.
Treat your partially tanned rat, however,
"as if you loved him and return him
to his cage; this is easily done by lower.
ing the cage into the barrel Repeat
the operation from night to night,
and you will be surprised to see how
easy matter it is to out>wit so cunning
an animal as an g old rat"
Be careful not to keep large one for
your tame rat. He will frighten off all
the younger fry, as none of them will
dare to enter. The only difficult thing
in the matter is to get your first rat l
have had wire trap well baited for /
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weeks before | could entice one to enter
it. 10 get the first, is something like
Astor's recipe for getting rich " Get q
thousand dollars clear of the world, and
it is all very easy" Since caught my
first rat, | have failed but once Tor many
nights in getting from one to four to keep
him company If your readers will try
my plan, | think that something may be
dor to abate one of the most intolerable
nuisances of this country. To say that
millions of dollars worth of our property
are annually destroyed by rats, would
not be an extravagant assertion.-Amerr-
can Agriculturist.
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ILLUSTRATED
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BY REV. INGRAHAM coBBIN, AM.

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Agent for Butler County. Post Office Address,
WHITEST0WN, Butler County Pa.
March, no li-s. T-tf
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SPANISH SHEEP.

gJJHE undersigned would respectfully inform tn wool
growers Of Butler county, and all who may be des-
their stock that he hasa lot Of Span
ish Merino ep OF the finest atty consisting of 20
Rams and ewes which he will sell at reasonable hg-
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L nd and quality NeAR0Y BROS. &
For. 10, isE,E. Batisr, Ra.
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ty, (Nsvspspsrs copying will be liberally des vii
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STANDS UNRIVALED.
ID DEMAiNING in the Post once at Butler, Psnn'a
hi An Tzft

ID BLAMING in the Post Once at Butler, Penn'a.,
IL April lst, 1867 4-
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Aggns sy lvanus lD Iruber, Miss s SiiI
Brown, james 4. (soa of hilbert, Miss Tibiths
Robertl Grove, NJ. j.
Besendorf, John Gindsey. VIM A. 4Ha
Brown, Miss Elizabeth IIostetter, @. II.
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Edward Sc0th llgO, Daniel l.e.. FL. .t.
Beanie, Mrs Sarah Johnson, Miss Rachel
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Brewnile Rev. ts' Mock, Mr. Ellet
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Duford Miss Mary 7. iRobnson, Mrs, A. u.
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