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IEw yoRK-NRsr BOAR
iBy Bankers and Brokers releers

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
an home and foreign markets follows:
NEW YORK F-b l5.-Eirst Board-U - e's,
lsSl, coupon, ma =; o20's. le62. coupons, ne \
lee,, coupon, ills; I-6o coupons, II3N; lso.,
conpon, new, llOA o.20's, lo67, coupon, IIO,;
.e' coupons, lUga; Pacific Mail, IIi, OHIO q
NJ Ceruncates, 35k; Mariposa, g. Atlantic
Mad, none; Canton, 6I.; Cumberland. .;
western Union Telegraph, q \: Quicksilver
"a; Boston Water Power, I5S; New YORK
Cenual l63h; Hudson. 1857; Reaains,
93S; Michigan Oentral, lIqX; Michigan south
ern, ~; Illinois Central, IIG Cleveland and
PItSbnrE nOAe: North west, s3x: do preferred
elSi Cleveland and Toledo. 100 <: Rock leland
80; Fert Wayne, H.; Alton & Terra Haute
So Toledo Wabash, &C. Adams EXP
OF =, Wells. Fargo q 20. Exp none: Americsn
Express, a., United States Exp. none; Mpr-
chants Unici-. 4 :, Chicago a Alton. lS9 =: do
preferred, ltO- Market steady. Gold, rs IA
1851.
By Cable
LONDON, Feb.l5. "a a.nl.-I;onsols.e3. =: Bonds
= - ILLINOIS, - Ere. 25s
RAShFORr, N a. m.-BOnds, II la-2
LiNkRPoOL- ii a. m.-ltottou market opaus
dnli sales Will reach S.Ouo balcs: MiddIinR To-
lands, Il ai2s Middling Orleans, l2k
LONDON. y. m.-COnsols for money ~: H.
lInoIs, 90. Bon1s. soas. Atlantic ana Grsa-
Western railroad, D.
LIVERPOoL, o. m.-No quotations.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,
GENERAL JopN BsRCK

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Phe receipts to-day
from this source were S50l,59II7.
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1T Is CURRENTLY REPo2TRD in New o.
leans that Gen. Longstreet will be an applicant l
for the Office OF Collector Of Customs for tha.
port under Pres dent Gran.
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IoNDos rah,S Ds DN'1
Baltimore MarE,,. re.o.,

BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-Cotton quIet: INLAND
29s Flour Is quiet and steady al previous
rates. Wheat-sales Of prime Valley red a.
S2.25aS2SO. Corn firm; prime white. -: yeI-
low, ~ Oats steady al 9oa75. Rye firm, sI.SJ
aSl55. Provisions unchanged
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RRW YORK FEB. l5.-Elour dull aai steady
heat duh and nomihaiiy lower. Corn dull
Money easy; call, per cent Gold, b =, 5-aO's
of 1862 IL.
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NONI ABE GENUINE unless done mp In steel.
tcai Warehouse, and signed
a5-H d. 7. HILAB0LD.
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HOMICIDE IN SRtF-DRPENoR.-One day Last
week 1egro woman reading in Bell Haven
Va, attacked a young lad about I5 years oid
WIN an axe Tor some slight ofiense. Sne
pressed him so hard that in order 70 saye hrs
OWL NE ne was compellea to stab her, thereby
TSn oealn within about twenty minutes.
Ihe boy was arrested, and ls now Confined IN
Drummondtown jail. He is q son OF the Rev
MT. Humphreys, OF that circuit.-ys,ston
Record. NV"
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UENERAL JOHN Z. BKBCkINKID"E Is stlTI IN
Baltimore bu, expects 10 return TO MS former
home in kentucky in aboat ten days.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.

REVIEWER.
Renews the vitality of the SCALP.
Renews the hair TO its original color.
Renevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
1snev the brssh, wiry hair to silken softness.
BeDews the growth Of tine hair.
Renews the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, and Is . spleuoi i'd hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
B. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, n H, Proprietors.
Fer sale by all druggists ial3-2m
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ADVICE TO Young MEN ABOUT TO
MARRV

Eseeys for Young Men. on the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases incident to Youth and Esriy Man
hood, with the humane view Of treatment aud
cure, sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free
ef charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. ia 1873
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BALTIMORE, Feb. l5.-Erginia Sixes, IN
scflbed, old, II bid; do. le66. IS had, do. 49,
ol oid' 81 asked; do. coupon, old, s. oli: do
new, O. a bid. North Carolina Skies. 63E oid.
new, co.,.
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Government Securities.

WAsHIseron, Feb. Is. Iros.-yay Cooke a.
10. furnish the following quotations Of ooy-
eminent securities:
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COMMISSIONER A. f ROLLIHs, of the Inter.
nal Revenue Department, has returned to tn,
city, after an Absence of over a weex at hi :
home Ia New Hampshire.
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phILOSOPHYO MARRIAGE "A new course
y Of Lectures, a. delivered st the New. York
usenn OF Anatony, embracing tns sHelsces:
and Old Age; nanhooA generally reviewed; The
cause OF indlgestton, natqlence and Nervous dis
sidered, &c.
Pocket volumes containing thsss lectures viii be
a feqr stamps, b. addressing: 6y0RBTARy,
ney York 1usepm q Anatomy and science. 61S
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RICE as CENTS.
SENT slALED By POST.
ssMANHOOO."

One Hxsd,ed ssd FOtyJos,tA Edi.iss Of this
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust psbbshed
by the author, Or. Curtis. This vaiuaole worh
treats the cause and cure Of prema are decline
and secret diseases Of yolth and msohood. II
gives clear synopsis Of the impedinsuts to mar
risge, and the remedies therefor,
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. s.. NORrB
oHAnLEs STREET, BAiTiMORi. Nd. M'
Ezf,sess from Rerissss Of his Wo,k commsne,.,
from the year ls5O.
MANHOOD. By DR: CgRrIs.--In this age Of pre-
ttnslos, wnen the privileges OF the true are con.
sisn,lY 1surged by the false and fraudulent, II
iy, the unerrips cam of ,odemsnt HS deo
relief re, The suthor, Of this work have OBJ yisted
th ,he alneniy Their experience and reputation in
me1ts suaranty, and we'll deserve for the work
CukrIs ON MANHOOD should be in the hands o,
sby Written and deveiopss the tressmees ssgn oi
Glass Of painful maladies, which have too Ions
Usii.d S.'r.e. Gasai.. @ .''''''' ~n0 ''sn'ns'-
CURTIS ON MANHoOD.-It developes the fearfu,
,s0si: shoals On Which lar g Erosostion Of human hap
aeountry you'd It be did its youth put into prao.
laid DOWN es0ss Of msxm: here
h then De 6:1ishsd from our land, and the OF
s q SS d.. ssss.. e n.
els.
CURTIS ON AANHoop.-This II really q vsluabl.
work for pointing out the diseases resulting from
eIcesses the evils Of which are manifest In eyery
insane asylum, no lees than in the shattered con.
sutution Of those indulging. II will do much to
prevent the vice which, By its prevalence among
the young. hes 30 much influence on the present. =
on the future well being Of ofmany.-Hs,aId.
.Dl: CuRTIss work, entitled Manhood, 10 ono o,
the few books now before the public on such a
ubJect which can lay claim to the character Of be-
ing strictly professional at the same time that II IL
fully Ineligible to all who read It. The mora
end MEDICAL prsosDts given In IL render II invalu
able e-MaSaet.
OgRIIs on MANHooD...This is truly . vsluabl.
work and should be In the hands Of young anc
old The professional reputation Of the author
combined with hle twenty years. OF Derience q
medical referee In the eatment Of nervous debii
ty. &c. fully accounts for the immense circusttol
which this popular and ably written medical treat.
lie he's obtained. ed.-Sssdav NSss.
DR. CURTlS may be consulted uDon oil csses OF
SEMINAL and PHYsIOAh DEBILITY, sPER.
MA50RRHEA. and all other diseases arising from
abuses Of the natural function T. ct his residence
No. 50 NORTH CHARLEs STREET, BALrI
MORE, where al communications should b I'd.
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EARDEN sIBDe AND GARDEN TOOLS,
u At JOHN A. BAKUR,a
Agricultural Warshouos.
6olt1 side Louisiana ay0n9e,.
10 l3-eQ2y 0seWesA sth ona lNh Gfs0ooos
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sIPhiiadelphia has full dress funerals

~The oyster eaters Of New Orleans have
successfully struck for lower prices.
~The new Home Secretary of England
announces his con version to the use Of the
ballot.
~veIocipedes rent at co cents an hoar in
Boston.
0The carrying of fifteen revolvers on the
person constitutes a dangerous man. in New
Orleans.
DTwo million dollars worth of mules
were sold this winter in the Bluegrass sec.
ton of Kentucky, 10 20 South.
~ Paris, Kentucky, which manufacture.
more whiskey ttan any other place OF It's size in
temperance meeting.
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been missed between St. LOUIS and Ciiro for
more tnan year past, and the detectives have
been worklDg up the case for some time. 1t ha-
oeen nnally sscertained that the robberies were
committed at OdIn, Illinois, the connecting
point between the u. and M. and Illinois Gen.
Tal railroad. On Friday night the ofhcers
were there, and while the mail was being trans.
ferred from one train to the other three msu an.
pearcd snd undertook 10 cary OF some boxes
The officers sprang upon them, but two made
their escape, and the other was shot twice be-
fore he could be- secured. The men VINO escap.
ed were subsequently, arrested, and proved 10
be brothers, named Alsop, twenty five and
twenty three years old respectively. Thev
are now in Jail At Odin. The wounded man.
name is Howell.
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A NUMBER OF persons called at the White
House to-day, some Of whom were admitted 10
interviews with the President. Secretary
Seward was with the President in the earlier
part of the dav
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BY DIRECTION of the Secrtary OF War, the
order oy which the pay proper Of Breyes Brig.
adler General W. H. VESSELS was stopped on
the 9Th Of November last. because of dedciescy
OF Subsistence stores 1T Fort McPherson, Ne.
braska, while In command OF tha, post, has
been reyokl6
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To INSURE THE PASSAGE of bills az ,bi :
session of Congress, irrespective of the Presi.
dents approval or ci,approval, 1t will be ne.
eessary that they get through both bran ches by
noon Of next Saturday, the 10Th instant Ac.
cordiugly, to secure action upon the resolution
amending the consultation as to suffrage 10
case OF veto by the President Mr. Boutwell,
VIII to-day move that the House concur in the
Sena meLdmC nts TO the re olution
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GENERAL GRANT dined with Speaker Col.
lax Saturday eve1ing. Senator Conkling I'd
Representatives Boutwell,. Wilson, Blaue, q nd
Dawes with The ladies of the family made no
the remainder OF the party which is said TO
have been a very pleasant one.
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MANHOOD.
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y Mystery.

1t is 4 mystery to most people now
4 combination al nc,lt:iuc> put up under on:
uaru., can h,v, sufficient curative powers TO
cure 40 many different diseases, anu Often the
very ,sst Of remedies 0rr di>ciIrrd or brand
,L a> humbuS> because they are recon-
,urnl,l 70 cure 50 ,uaay COMPLAINTS Inns no.
,nrI,.,t,ur.. OF Diseases would >''"n 10 Imply
>uu.. essential difference between the disease
thus Distinguished. whereas ;hSS are r'aIi! ono
aud the Same disease. merely differing" NY 'h'
mnnuu, of Inflammation or Irritation III one
ur,.tn rather than the other. For instance.
from :, torpid stat. vi the Liver "" hhN" JLua'
dice. Nervous ami Sick ll:ul.Icir'. BiIpGr t"'
Yer. Dyspepsia. FRYER AMI A,Gn. Constipation.
Neuralgia. ami lnuuu,rnhl" complaints under
h.l ->tIiLuIn. u.iir> All ari>,II.. from ~ dl>hr-
,t.r't >t,."i Ia, Liver. Hence, wr say. tnN i%-
vgl" :nat Iml'Iiaut "r.an; pur%' "ui ia" VII"
.,rcu,uuatI"a with E'hI"l>'> H.m"l riIs. ami.
once restored ~ S.1ur, take l;O:"EH E""l
rUrli...I az Stomach la;trr> u keep /; perform.
III. IL regular iun"linn>. and YOU Will De- no
longer troubles, with these mIny wlliLiruis J.
II iS,.''TS .!9'h!.
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Mr. Grant of the Pomeroy Rolling

AIlfs was In town'l few days ago. with Spccl'
men Of 4 new Railroad Iron Of his Invention.
It. is q pattern. differing In shape from mo
ordinary l. railin tho distribution ot the metal.
50 AZ to give with the smallest amount OF ma
tcrial. the greatest amount Of strength. ana IL
Jus, the thing for our coal mining Interest. or
for nnv road OF light burden. II also has tn"
odyunla.. OF not requiring chnirS--by tn" In
..r,lon vi 4 dovctnil bar In tho interior Of tho
hollow part OF tho rail. that holds II rs securely
ns a chair. and prevents tho rising OF the ends
ni the rail- II weighs only about ~ lbs to the
yard.
After the rails ara Joined they cannot BIZ
moved either to the right Or left. and IN" only
work 10 be done Ii 10 place them In position,
and spike them down. The Pomrr"S IRON
Company manufactures various si2cS OF thlS
iron. suited To all kinds OF work. Any person
wi>hin. 10 cxainiu" this Improvement viii ID"
Shvwna specimen by cnlling AT th"S Alhcrt.
Tho manufacturers are prepared To furnish inc
improved rails In i,rsr ar snail Quahtitie".-
Address
Poln"roy Iron Company.
T0mrr"y. Ohio.
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Commissioners Sale.

INpER \ DECREE or THE CIRCUIT COURT f0f:
y Putnam County. AT liz S"ptcnIbrr Term. 1851 in a
catIsr therein dcpr'nnS al Gha.. H. Morris. Admr. ac
ra. lIarilcy rh. shalt proceed. OH
Sntmrdny, Hc SM d"y n Nay. 1869.
At L. "'cuck ". n: the front door 81 the Court House
OF mu,pam inum'y. In >tll. al public auction. tn the
highest bidder. iIno 81 Land lying "a Putnam County.
oh Ng lurrctur Crr"k. commonly known ~ the Still
Place containing fiy-;Err" acrcs. iuly described in
the pAprrs Of said Cau.". upon III" following
TERMS:
Unc-thiId cash In hand; the balance Oh an equal
credit Of >i1 and twelve months, hons being required
with good security bearing interest for the deferred
payin-nlA and the title reserved for further security.
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
April j., lsGS.-l3w4. Special Commissioner.
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TIE Circuit Court is still in session
aud has. thus tnr. disposal OF Il large amount .
business. The case OF Nora =. ThonnS, hy he
next friend. Is. Vim. IIi:c und others, oIcui.ict
: the attention Of the Cour, for several days. i
) vas warmly contested hy tho counsel for h"tt
parties. The jury AFTER bcin. out for two days
( fult~ti" agree on a vcrict. Tho case WAS inSt!
%tuted {" test the valiclityof Will made by one
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas
& The cease OF the Commonwealth for Brown, ~
.fFr"y'S heirs. WAS ;r!s'l aud submitted to I'll,
Jury on Friday ia>;. No verdict has, an Yet. brrr
rcnlrr''I, the jury calling to n.coe
y On "Wednesday last. Julg. II. 5. Brown, OF tho
ieath judicial Circuit, relieved Judge iIuxr. for
tho purpose "l trying cau~c> In which Jm..,
1loE" wiz, insrrertrd ny Attorney, pru,iuu. L.
! hts election 10 thu bench. lIc has dl>po..,i @,
mnny c,p-ss OF long standing, nn.l la, yiy.u
very general satisfaction 20 IN" har, sui,rr. and
public. During tho .n~aion several iml,rtnn,
Thknqory cones huvo bccu ,IispUsrd OF. niil
Judgments rendered IN n,nny r"scs "nih" Law
docket, Involving small amounts.
EELocIrEpEs-for sale, by Eno>. Ne.
mayer Il Co., GalipoliS, Ohio.
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Commissioners Sale.

JTSDER 4 DECREE RENDERED ny THE CIRCUIT
u Court for Putnam County. q: its Se?trInbr: Term.
1865. in Of John Eowyrr "a. wm. G. Hync>, I"
al, SHALL pr"crrt:. "E
SATURDAY, MIR SR, 1869,
t the front door Of the Court House ii Putnam County
10 ,rl AZ public nncti"r 'n tho hlSlr,i bidder, the
tract uf Land hrAcrrd ~ Exhibit a." uIrd 10 said
ca use containing sNiysiI mcrcS 81 ind lying IN Put.
uaIm County the r"plhr Fnrk al Eic ilurrictue
rrrk ~ tin front dI0r OF tho Court 1IDu'e Of Putnam
County OH the following
TERMS:
Onr.lLrd Chsh IN hanh the balance on an -pnal
credit Of s aud lively" month";. bond. being require,
with good scrurify Tor ID" deferred pAymcnts xi the
tito resSrYrd Tor further ~curity. .....
II. LEICESTER PARSONS,
Apri. Z. ls6o.-l%wt Special C"mmilsioner
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Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT 10
~ decree mad. by the Circuit Cour; FOR ksnH~ha
County. at the October Term, ls67, IN the ChAHers;
unknown heir Of Joseph Stir. deceased SHALL on the
"Gth dny If Apri. A. b; lSGo at the front door OF
the Court House Of Kana"ha County, proceed to sell,
A, pubc auctio 10 the hughes, aId best bidder Ger.
tain trac, or parcel Of land containing about o'4
Cr,.h and situated OH the waters OF Davis Creek IN
said County Of kannWha. SIid land bc;ongn to "a"
s,t.tr OF snd Joseph Sti d.csass and Is the residue
Of tract 81 1872 acres conveyed 10 SAID Sttt NY
me John Stone. For more particular description Of
the land reference may be mri- 10 the papers IN the
above nJinrd sut
TERMS OFSILE.
un-. third Of the pnrche monr! 10 bn paid In hand
And the balance IN equal ns.nlinrnta At Nix nnd
twelve months from the date u snlc and with iuiet"'t
thereon from the date Of sale. Vmd@ with good s"cu.
rity will be required for the deferred iuSalimah ma
lien retained oil the land \, further srtur.y.
JOHN SLACK, JE, ;
Special CoInnIsionrr.
Ch4rir,,on. March 0. lSj9.-9"'
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ASSIGNEE'S SALEM BANKRUPTCY.

~ Office in hereby given tha, pursuant 10 an order
! Of the district Court Of the United States for the
District Of Wet rirguid. made on the DBL day oil
March, \. D. lsG9, in She inairr Of William Carter in
Bankruptcy, SHALL the 18Th day" May. 4. u. lSS9.
the trout door Of NE Court i0GS" Of the county Of
fayri in the State Of Wet virginia. proceed to sell.
pub lie aucii"n The highest bidder, certain tract
Of land. Containing hundr"l acres. lying Luup
Creek In said county Of fHyrr, belonging 10 thr estate
Of snld Bankrupt. william Carter. and fully dc.crb"d
Ia Schedule g. filed with his petition. Said land will
be sold subject the lien uf c"rnin Trust Deed
cn;rd by .ad William Carter. "m the 10Th day OF August
lNcG iu John \. Dempsey. trustee. I" srcur" certain
debts therein mentioned, which deed is Of record In tin
Recorders Office of said county Of F"ye;te. in Decd
Bunk +. PAGE III.
TERMS T.! SIlr-c Cash.
G. ". RiTME,
AVA. Assignee Of William Carter.
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LATEST NEWS.

WAsnl%G1oH, April ll.-1'hc project Of
Canadian annexation in tine settlement Of the
Alabama claims, with the joint consent OF
England and the ColuniStS, begins TO attract
attention in governmental and diplomatic
circles, and iS(by some regarded rs likely To
become prominent feature Of General
Grants administration. The views expressed
on this subject hv part Of the American
press are favorable The response Of English
newspapers and demand for annexation
among the colonies, especially i'll Nova Scotia,
have encouraged belief in the feasibility OF
tie scheme, il managed with diplomatic tact
and a careful regard TO English honor. OBJ
rctionS TO the possibility Of it's accomplish
nrrut and doubts AS to tl,c policy and safety
Of such an enlargement Of tn. Republic are
strongly urged 10y Individuals. bu, it is con.
iidenlly asserted by others that public opin.
ion is gradually settling in favor OF our nc.
crptaucr of the Canadas, should they be ten.
Gcrcd by Great britain, AZ The Snrest mode
Of harnonizins Interests Mnd ending jea l"uS.
les between the two countries, and aliorilng
u haSR Of permanent and cordial peace.
The imports into the United States from
Canada and the British North American
Possessions on the Atlantic. for the fiscal
years lSG7-6S, compared with those Of 1861
e., the last complete year Of the reciprocity
treaty, show the total value under the ro-
ciprocity treaty to have been, free Of duty,
$50 ,5GJ, sos; not under reciprocity treaty,
and dntiable, $5.7G7,3i9; for the last fiscal
ycar-dutiablc, S24,22i.G83 free, S4,372,-
452 amount of duty paid, $3,2S0,9lG.
FAILED FOR WANT OF TIME.
Among the bills that failed, yesterday, in
Congress, for want Of time, was the measure
providing for redistribution Of the currency,
the Georgia Bill and the Naval Staff Bill.
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Notice to inrndcrmcn AMI C"untry M"r-
rhnni>.--wr w"rld I'!"rn Fu:mnc"nrn and Merchants
generality t!si har" Increased facilities 81 ~ 10
acr"mno,Ar" largely i:rrr,,ri business And will
continue to keep full au wei" .r"ri'd s;"'i II Gro.
crrr. Hlviu: ;hc ram" advantages \. CncInnaI
houses purcha,nS !" the Las, "nr prices viii COM
par" 'sinrahy with ;h":.; n;h "" will MAKE It the
,nlrr.>, II huvrrs {" rNsmne our .ioCk before pur
c..,ng elsewhere. rtonp, attention will he given 10
.fGrIs hcn, =; Il. direct through travelling agents.
&. :. u. DAMAKlH d CO..
Su.. 10 and 80 Front street.
>.C YOrt,mOnA, y.
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ROM +.

Celebration Of the P0pc's Jubilee.
LoSpoS. April ll.-Thc P"pc's Jubilee
was cclcbratcd ut Rome with great xp!endor
The Pope snid mass ut 81. Peters and the
Te Deum was sung IN the presence Of the
cardinals, foreign ambassadors. notabiities
from all parts Of Europe, and mn immense
congregation. In the evening the city was
illuminated.
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No dOubt of it.

The Hon. JAG. NJ. SchermrrhorH
say> that n""ur>" nf study ~ ;hc Iron City Col
leg. Is y EIrtunrto any y"nn:: man, worth al
least $500 In this We hr,"v" Il" * !ully >u>-
tain-,i by every practical business man who has
eN,l,uIu"d the >yS;"u OF practical education
th"r" m!opir l. or wt;nr>>"d its results in gr'du-
nicn III Tho College. Inun. mca >c"kia@ huNi-
ne>> education. or p:trcnt> having sons /" '"lu-
cate. would 10 we'll 10 send 10 M"SSrS. Smith &
C"w!"y. Fi,,Hburs. Pa. fora copy OF ;hcir CircG-
lar. which will b" sent tree on application.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

.TEMrEHAX Cr.-Wc are informed that
u trmI"rauc" meeting L. hcld on Wednesday
.I"uluG each week. II, the School llnu>" IN
N":rtlI Charleston. We ,ru>; tina! all Hose "lir
lr,i .,n iu."r">. In this nior";nrn. VIII XIV" II
their hearty c".npr:Hii"n. I'll" vic" o! lntrm'
,"ran".. i I'.r:u!Iy oh IN" increase" ana all
vino iIav" ;liG welfare az tie p"ori" 1T heart
mus; STR themselves 10 stay the torrent which
/. sweeping Tie youth into everlasting p"i'ii-
iiuu. "" awe - the movement our cordial
SuvynEt. ::ud trust that /, may have a SUCCESS
commensurate with rs merits.