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ALL QUIET IN TENNEssEE.-A dispatch
from Nashville to the Cincinnati CONNER
cial says:
"The most remarkable feature in connec-
ton with Tennessee at the present time is
that it is enjoying spell of perfect quiet
and serenity; the Kuklux have completely
subsidized, and nobody hears or sees any
thing of them now. Accounts from all
quarters report the negroes as industrious
and thrifty; while Brownlow, strange to
say, has ceased to issue his sanguinary pro
CARNATIONS. Revivals of religion are In
progress in different portions of the State. "
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GENERAL HANCOCK's PRosPEcTS.-R. ii.
Glass, ESP, writes to his paper from Wash
!NgtoM as follows
We had the pleasure to-day of interest
ing interviews with several leading gentle
men, sqjouning in this city-one of them
from the northwest-and were impressed
with the conviction that General Hancock,
Of Pennsylvania, will most probably be Sc
rctcd as the Democratic candidate for the
ncXt Presidency, and Hon. D. W. Voorhees,,
ot Indiana, be chosen for the Vice-Presl-
dency. The current runs in that direction
here very strongly, and we think wisely !;
ior We must select as our acknowledgements
The strongeStyand most available candidates,
regardless Of all personal or political con-
alterations.
lie also mentions that some intelligent
3en IN Washington think the President Will
he acquitted. Also, that upon "spoons'.
heing mentioned ut the theatre, a cry OF
Butler " reSounded through the house.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April 25.-Lord Stanley an
nounced in the House that Russia had made
proposals to the Government regarding
Crete, which could not be made public with
out the consent of the Car. j.
DUBLIN, April 25.-The Prince of Wales
has embarked for England.
LONDON, April 25.-Advices from Aus
tralia say that it was a Fenian named Far
reH who shot Prince Alfred. He shot him
in the back. The ball has been extracted
and Alfred is doing well. He will be sent
homo
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The Mississippi Dead-C Convention, &c

JACKSON, Mss, April 25.-To-day was
observed by the citizens in the sad but
pleasing duty Of decorating the graves of
the noble dead of the lost cause. A monu-
ment to the memory of the lamented Colo
mel Robert Smith, of the Tenth Mississippi
infantry, was erected with imposing cere-
monies.
The Conservative Executive Committee
has withdrawn the call for the assembling
of Convention here on the 18th Of May.
The Convention to-day adopted an ordi-
nance for the protection of the national
cemeteries in this State.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, April 25-Noon.- Stocks dull
and lower. Money, 6@7 per cent. Sterling,
ITO. Gold, 1879. United States bonds-Old,
l1lA; new, 1881. Virginia 6's, 4Sh.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, 6711a new, 81 n.
Cotton O shade frmer at 33c. for mlddilng
uplands. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dull and
h@lc. lower. Rye scarce and very firm.
Oats steady. Pork steady-New mess,
s2s,5O. Lard quiet at 1890. Freights
dull. Turpentine firm, with light supply
nj 74@75c. for merchantable lots. Rosin
firm at $3.42@$350..
Eren;n1.-Cotton shade frmer and in
fair demand; sales 4,7O0 bales at 321a@
33c., closing quiet, with no buyers at over
32I5c. Flour quiet and unchanged, and
low grades heavy. Wheat shade firmer and
Quiet. Corn dull and easier; mixed west
ern 114@1lsc. Mess Pork decidedly firmer
at s2s S71a. Beef firm. Lard, l8@l82s.
Turpentine higher; on the spot, 1914; to
arrive, 7O@7lc. Rosin steady. Groceries
quiet and firm. Freights quiet. Sterling
dull at 1879. Gold, 1891.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Cotton firm Of
3215c. Flour firm, with small demand,
and prices unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn
White dull at sl.Os@A 10; yellow frm at
81. 20@$l %. Oats dull. Rye firm at s2.lO
.@s2.I7. Mess pork, s2S.25@s2S.5o. Bacon
unchanged. Lard, 1sh@l915e.
crNc1ssAr1, April 25.-Flour frmer.
Corn advancing at 94c. Provisions hrmer
but inactive.
/ LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Flour- superfne,
ss.5o@ss.25. Lard, 1915 Mess pors'
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Hunter Davidson, who deserted from the
United States navy at the commencement Of
the rebellion, went South, joined the rebels,
and commanded torpedo and other vessels
in James river, has been appointed COM
mander-in-chief Of the "tMaryland navy"
to enforce the oyster law passed by the late
Legislature.-Bdltanore American (Rad;-
cali IF 90 1Ndl5eeo;
Bayne opened the campaign In Norfolk
the other day. He gave out o hymn to be
sung then prayer was offered and then
made his speech. = '+''''# = !. 1....'''t
!. A disciple of Beelzebub, calling himself
the Grey" Corron, is out as niger can
didate for Congress in the Bedford district.
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Mr.. JOHNSON, AFTER CoNviCTIoN.-Ru
Aor' are afoat that canvass for him is
icing shaped out that viii present him IN
one OF his old characters, but upon much
enlarged theatre. He will take the stump
against the destructionists, and canvass
every southern State, occupying his whole
"a'e IN the labor Of arousing and organizing
an opposition TO Radicalism and negro
'iaally. The fear of this has been the
'~'Jeci Of much consideration among the
I%s''raciionsts in Congratulations
'2'siie-- WASHINGTON Letter.
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BOILER ExPLos1oN-EIGHf MEN KILLED.
Chicago, April 24.-The steam saw-mlll OF
Green Brothers, of Chicago, at Marietta,
Mich, was completely destroyed on We'd
nesday afternoon by boiler explosion;
Eight workmen were instantly killed and
four others seriously injured , II. i.
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CONSIDERATION OF A MASONIC CEMETERY
Ne,o Orleans, April PA grand Masonic
procession was had to-day, the occasion be-
ing the conservation of a Masonic cemetery.
All the grand officers Of the State were pre-
sent, and organizations of the highest de-
gree were represented. .,u..
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 25-Noon.- Consols, 935s
@93A. United States bonds, 70La7O3s.
afternoon. unchanged. $
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-Noon.-Cotton
buoyant with sharp upward turn esti-
mated sales 10000 bales. Uplands- On the
spot, 1234@l21s; afoat, l31s@13I. Or,
leans, 1s@131ac. The shipments from Bonn.
bay since last report to the 4th instant were
1000 bales. EUening. Cotton closed more
firm and active; sales 90, 900 bales. Uplands-,
On the spot, 1234@127sc; to arrive 1910
Orleans, 13@l31s. Beef declined to 120s
Pork and naval stores dull. Lard firm.
PARIS, April 25.-The bourse is easier
rentes SO francs rs centimes. 4
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r. iHE CASE OF JOHN H. SURRATT.-1n the
VI ninnal Court yesterday, Chief Justice
J"F''er presiding, the District Attorney or
1S'1a, with the assent of the Court, the case
y, 'IAn II. Surratt, charged with the muir
~. the late President Lincoln, to be set for
VI, r.al On tuesday, May 18th, and at the same
.lle requested the clerk to issue subpenas
W Tie Witnesses. Judge Black, it is under
r'Ji' Will, with Messrs r. L. Merrick and
w. w.: Bradley, Jr., appear for the defence.
-'"!sVHIL intelligeuce1 25fh.
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THE ELECTIONS SOUTH.
NORTH CAROLINA GONE RADICAL.

cial returns thus far received leave the re-
suit of the election still in doubt. The con-
test is undoubtedly close. The excitement
here for the past two days has been intense,
but there has been no disturbance. The
returns from the extreme western counties
are anxiously looked for, as they will now
decide the result. IF the Constitution is
ratified the returns indicate that the Legis-
lature will be about equally divided.
Second Dispatch. 'ea
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 25.-Euening.
Sufficient returns have been received to
warrant the conclusion that the Constitution
is ratified by small majority. This is
generally conceded by the Conservatives.
Hon. N. Boyden is probably the only
Conservative elected to Congress. His ma
jority is $500.
RALEIGH, N. c., April 25.-The returns
come in quite slowly, but the advices by the
mails to-day render the ratification of the
Constitution quite certain. The Radicals
claim its ratification by several thousand.
The following additional majorities for
the Constitution are reported: Guilford,
500; Rockingham, 400; Forsyth, 700; Da-
wilson, 600; Wilkes, 600; Burke, lis Nc
Dowell, small; Washington, 452; Warren,
1882 Granville, 500; and Cumberland
500. The following are reported against the
Constitution Alamance, so :; Orange, 400 ;
Iredell, 700; Catawba, SIS; Union, 300
Gates, 231. Caswell is reported to have
gone Conservative by $50, but this is doubt
full.
GEORGIA GONE RADICAL.
SAVANNAH, April 25.-The county vote
is 1,52O-nearly all straight Radical.
About 100 have been challenged. The count
ing of the city vote will not be finished until
Monday. Gordon is said to be ahead SC
far. Baker county gives Gordon 800 majo-
rity, and gives 305 majority against the
Constitution.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 25.-The election
accounts are conflicting. The Democrats
claim Gordon's (Governor) election by a
small majority, but admit the ratification
of the Constitution. The Republicans
claim the election of Bullock (Governor) by
10000 majority.
MACON, GA, April 25.-The following re-
turns are official: Pike, 26S Democratic
majority, and 261 majority against the Con-
stitution. Clayton, 90 Democratic majority,
and 2l3 majority for the Constitution. Fay
cite, "A Democratic majority, and MAORI
ty for the Constitution. Henry, &c Demo
cratic majority, and 6S majority against the
Constitution. Terrill, 555 Democratic ma
jority, and $50 against the Constitution
Quitman, $50 Democratic majority, and 49,
against the Constitution. Crawford, "a
Democratic majority, and 27 against the
Constitution. ..-
The prospect is that the vote will be very
close. Washington county elects Democratic
officers, and Dougherty county Radical
officers.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-Further re.
turns from the country parishes received to-
day do not affect materially the result
already given.
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Inv 4M REGISTRATION IN WAsHINGToN.-The
y~,,', o. a. the registration yesterday in the
,l Iul'I Ward was as follows: Whites, 696 :
rt ~ea, z'S-majority for the whites, 40.
y', t T'oAeiis have thoroughly canyassed this
"'l " and The manner in which the registra-
,I \" - being conducted conclusively shows
Scar Guy can te done in the Fifth, Sixth, and
7S S,'h'n Wards when the time comes.--Na-
'~"-, Mte!Egencr, 25h.
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SOUTH CARoL1NA.-General Grant has
received dispatch from General Candy an
nouncing that the total vote in South tl, caro-
lima, so far as reported, is S5,S43, giving q
majority for the Constitution OF 4S,l6l !.
Three districts have not been heard from,
and the returns from six districts are IN
complete. .4s-tt 4es a'tg4
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CoNVEM,
Chicago, April 24.-No change viii
be made in the place of holding the Ma
tional Republican Convention. The Opera
House will be fitted up for the purpose, and,
will hold $500 people, exclusive Of the
Convention. 49, -
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A senator of the Untted states.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Yates
writes letter to the citizens of Illinois re-
fusing to resign, but promising hereafter to
do his duty free from the besetting sin
which has dragged him down. He claims
that the reports of his drunkenness have
been exaggerated. His term in the United
States Senate viii not expire till 1871.
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FALL OF A FLOOR AND Loss OF LIFE
Chicago, April 24.-Last night, whilst. q
Fenian meeting was being held in hellef's
Hall, the floor gave way, precipltatlng the
audience to the floor below. Several persons
were seriously injured, and one died after
wardS fErHa -tl!s5.@+sst 3 q tesla szt. +
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APPEARANCE OF CoMET.-The comet
known in astronomical circles as Brorsen's
comet, has made its appearance. 1t may
be seen with an instrument Of low power,
appearing like hazy star, just skirting the
northern border of the beautiful group OF
the Pleaides, and moving in northeasterly
direction. We may scarcely hopasto get
more than very distant and imperfect
view IF IT, e.,s.ss .-..
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The Nomination of General sehodeld
for Secretary of War.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The nomination
by the President of General j. NJ. Schofeld
for Secretary of War causes various specu-
lstions here. One surmise is that it may
be an olive branch held out to the conserva-
tive or liberal senator's; and another, that
it is q compromise between Johnson and
Grant. The whole affair, however, is a
State secret, and the President appears
not to have consulted even his Cabinet about
the nomination -..
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and one negro for the Legislature. A split
occurred, in which nearly half the delegates
withdrew. The seceders are composed
about equally of whites and blacks.
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LAND sALB.-Mr. Newton Vowles has
sold his farm, come two miles from Warren
ton, and containing about 800 acres, for $40
per acre, to Captain Warfeld Semmes, of
Louisiana.-Warrento Iader. g
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Judicial Decision ON Mixed Juries i'm
Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-The Supreme
Court of the State has decided that grand
jury drawn under General Hancock's order,
composed entirely of white men is illegal,
and orders the discharge of the jury. The
decision was rendered in the case of a negro
convicted of murder, whoappealed from the
District Court decision. The decision of
the court was reversed and the indictment
nuashed
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ELECTION POSTPONED IN I TENNESSEE
Nashville, April 24.--Goyernor Brownlow,
OF the request of the candidates for Gon-
gress, has consented to postpo the election -
till November. sa 81.
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,n tteiments and Bowden have got up a
t i['s'1'n Of Seracity between them. Bayne
''4ss With SoEden.
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TELEGRAPETIC NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

Speech OF Mr.. Groesbeck-Change OF
Opinion as to the Result OF the
TriaI-The Nomination OF General
! SchOfseld for Secretary of War.
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John Blair Dabney, Esq, OF sCampDeiLll
county, q brother Of the late PROFESSOR Dao-
ney Of this city, died a few days ago. J..
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CLOTHING.

VOU CAN FIND AT
BALDW I MS,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
q suberb lot of
CLOT HING
uncquallcd in fabric, cut, and workmanship.
They believe in a -.t
N1A1BLE SIXPENCE, ..-
rather than e.
A SLOW SHILLING.
CALL AND SEE THEM. apps
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- -. ,.---,-
JEWELLERS, &c

NJOWLAN s. co. II atg = 4.
ELF GAN T. " At l'S 9 2 = f,f,lffl So
ID Z OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
OF THE --LATEST FYL .1sa an Il, PATTERNS
stcorner OF Main and Tenth Streets
- s1ls II is - Toe s.s1--se III,
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IF YOU WANT.
If you want SPRING CLOTHING. call at
-. SMITHS.
If you want BOYS CLOTHING, call ut
..a.- NJ .as SMITHS. 4
If you want NICE SHIRT, call at
IF Won want a NICE SPRING SACK,
or CHESTOR FROCK, call Mt
rH So II sa =. SMITHS.
'" "''i ' " :, - - SMITHS.
If you want BARGAIN, call at
= - 1s.-.-I-I : y. i. SMITHS.
And ANYTHING in MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING
LINE and FURNISHING GOODS, and at unpre-
cedented low prices, call for them only at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH Co.'S,
onoa - 1908 Main street.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inyi'
ted.
Office No. l214 Main street.
d. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID 7. BURR, Secretary. rs
y. C. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
tEIN5O RkAINSG SOlF4A AI0ALSs
THE ARLINGTON NJ U TUAL LIFE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
i INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office, 1914 Main street, Richmond, Va.
eome to lst april 1858 fiscal Year, 600
Number of policies issued, 1,oa4Llnsuring 81 9s7,
2oo-one claim IS goo. Showing the largest average
that is unparalleled in the first fiscal year.
Issues al kinds of non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-
UPON UPON Return FI SG PREMi6M Ii PLANS ms
NO RESTRICTION Of TRAVEL OR RESI-
in any part of North America north of the south,
cape of Florida or In Europe, ut any season OF
the year. zs "
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount Of Insurance to married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
other person, for her sole and separate use and
benefit, and that of her or her husbands children
If any, as may be expressed free from the control
or claim Of her husband or creditors, or the per-
SON etrectng the same or his creditors.
the profits Of the Company. Life policies after
three years, endowment after two years, MONITOR
feitable. All policies after one year have sur
Agents desiring to represent the company vii
please address the Home Office.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ENDERs, HENRY X. ELLYSON,
WI. F. TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER,
$AM,t 5; G6TTFELL, i; j. g; BAsKER w
S CHAs. r. c WoRTHAM, george JACOBS,
WIN. WILLIS. JR., j. W. ALLISON:
ED. A. SMITH. GEO. S. PALMER,
THOMAS j. EVANS, A. d. CHoCKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. G. CABELL,
b. NJ. QUARLES, d. j. HARTSOOK,
". Fl. TYLER, JOHN g. WILLIAMS,
J. +. EDWARDS, VIM. G. TAYLOR,
4. y. STOKES. A. z. ABELL,
j. b. MORTON. WIN. b. ISAACS.
& p PI FRINEn S GE4 T. M PlPP EfSG
DAVID l. BURR.
j. f. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM p. ISAACS, Fice-President.
u. j. HARTSooK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH. NJ D.. Medical Adviser.
2l-d3m&wlm General Agent.
rTHE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY-CAPITAL,$ 50, ooo, 600. Being a
ngs over the actual cost of insurance Is returned
to each person Insured It's assets have increased
| years, notwithstanding two millions of dollars
have been paid out for losses and one million fol
dividends. From its long organization 1t has the
experience of nearly quarter Of q century, thus
guaranteeing members from all doubtful expert
ments in the method OF conducting Its business. II
was this company that originated the system OF
non-f0rfciture of policies. and to it the public are
indebted for feature so favorable to the insured.
BY reference to list that may Se seen mt any time
DR ED AND AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
ORPHANS H II 5ae Ss@ IT, q bS SlTERa CO..
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. lloi Main street. over First National Bank
| MEDICAL FXAMISERS.-Dr. d. Grattan CaDell,
DR.. 4. q. Workman, Dr.. r. T. Coleman.
ap lin ----
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'ITAL. .S-oVtooo'
Well invested and secured.
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DoMEsTIC INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1866.
CAPITAL, 5000, ooo
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New ORLEANS, April 25.-Further re-
turns from the country parishes received to-
day do not affect materially the result
already given.
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y FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE: >, :
This is specially With u.s. R;11si Haye snt
all q ieaalhHsI RENs' and FRENCH CAMBRICs:
fssattsfsetion guaranteed in all cases. mn an
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j. f. EDW ARDS, President.
WILLIAM p. ISAACS Fice-President.
u. j. HARTSOoK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH. NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN III. CLAIBORNE,
P,v1yo A
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COURT ORpErs.

VIKG!NlA-At Rules held IN the She.
on Tie oe sh OF a the County Court Of Chester.
MARIA F Rsrgsmn IhhoT mas, Farmer, Erasmus
cock, r. L. Childrcss, and Emily ais Wife sA
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il, $500
The object Of this suit is to recover against the
defendants certain damages, which are laid In the
plaintiffs declaration at four hundred and ninety
i've dollars. And affidavit having been made that
the defendants, William and b. +. Denmead, above
named, arc not residents Of this State, they
quircd to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests In this suit. .'.,. 4
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN. d. c. =
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VIRGlNIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks
office Of the Circuit Court Of the City of Rich
mond April Q, 1858 a... s-E'....g ~
John Whitworth and NJ f. Gray, partners trading
under tho style Of Whitworth Gray. Plaintiffs,
8 against ~. g .'ss,sf,s.ss9a4 81
William Denmead, John N. Clarkson, and B. F.
Denmead. partners trading under the style of b.
r +. Denmead. Defendants
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100 BARRELS LOWERING g. CO.'S
lOO CRUSHED and REFINED SUGARS for
sale at factory prices. 80 hogsheads BACON
Sides Shoulders and Breasts for sale low to close.
GEORGE LEE & CO.,
ap % Fourteenth street.
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INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home Office, 1914 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The object of this suit is to recover against the
plaintiffs declaration at eight hundred dollars.
And affidavit having been made that the defendants
William and B. +. Denmead and A. Clendenin,
above named, not residents of this State, they
are required to appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit. y3I r ~
A copy-Teste:
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, d. C.
r n, ~ sF
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GROCERIES, &c.

mi ACARON1, Mustard, 40 dozen Brooms,
IA Zinc Washboards, Tubs Baskets, Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, just
received and for sale.
ape HUNDLEY &c TATTJM.
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~ DENCE = @gr-s
in any part of North America north of the south
ern cape of Florida, or In Europe, ut any season OF
the year. r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MANHOOD."-Another New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says of this work: "This
valuable treatise on tho cause and euro OF
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of you'll,
and manhood, and how easily regained. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor. u
A pocket edition Of the above will be for
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