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teach the for and against simultaneously
Calico protesting the earth moves round
the sun, and the Church, the sun round the
earth-chemists and alchemists, astrono-
mers and astrologers. -.s..5~
M. Emile Olivier, one of the deputies
for Paris, has published his political life
since ls4s. He has reprinted all the dia-
tribes that have been published against
him-and they are legion--because he &C
cepted the Emperor's invitation to discuss
the possibility of forming Cabinet from
the ranks Of the moderate opposition. 1t
is work very piquant and full of life.
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The GERMAN OPERA.-Martha and Fra
Diavolo have given our people very good
opportunity to judge of the capacity of the
opera troupe now at the Theatre. Their
forte is not grand opera, but they can sing
q light work, and sing it nicely, too. In
Martha, Monday night, the audience (tor
it is nearly always the same people in Rich
mond who see one opera that see anosher)
naturally compared the company with
the Testa troupe, and the comparison was
not unfavorable. The soprano and con-
tralto of the German troupe are not to be
compared to Lami and Testa in the Italian
troupe, but then the tenor and basso ere
far ahead of the Italians. A grace tenor
does some very pretty singing in such
work as Martha-so pretty, indeed, that
it's sweetness beguiles US into forget
ting that, after all, it is not strictly
a tenor voice ct all, and that any fair
fslsetto could do as we'll, but when
we get chest tenor, or tenore robusto,
az the singers call him, or heroic tenor,
as the bill writer's call him, we find that we
have tenor indeed. He doesn't charm Us
in his duets with the soprano but in the
concerted pieces and duets, with baritone or
basso, he leads the music. Instead Of sink
ing, as the grace tenor does, in the troubled
sea Of the heavier voices, he floats clear of
vocal and instrumental music, and where
his competitor has been quite wrecked we
find him safe and sustained to the last note.
Such tenor is Himmer; and though not o
very conscientious singer, still it is SO much
better to have voice that We Gun hear, that
he may be forgiven for clips, which are
partly the result OF carelessness and partly
because he does not understand the spirit
of the music. Weinlich is basso TO whom
Susini is as nothing-though b the matter
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CoNv1cTs.-The following named convicts
reached the city yesterday, and were as-
signed to proper quarters .....s ~
From Norfolk: John Cornick, sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years for
grand larceny George wilkins, sentenced
for house breaking for five years; Frank
Mccoy, sentenced for the same offence and
same term Joseph Quick, sentenced for
house breaking for one year.
From Loudoun county: Cave Duncan,
sentenced for FIVE years. No offence stated
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TIE NEW TICKET.-Whle there seems to be
much diversity Of opinion among politicians RS
regards the ticket c. emily mina.ed by the Pc
tcrsburg Convention, the bronzlng and gliding
executed by MoUNTCAsTLE gives universal salts
faction. He takes the Old gas fixtures, and by an
ingenious process, makes them look as good AS
new. At s2o Broad street all kinds of house-fur-
nshing goods may be had at the very lowest rates.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1869.

PORI OE h1CamONO, mAhSh AZ looS.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Susan Cummings, Lyon, Norfolk,
merchandise TO captain.
Schooner w. G. Andenried, Baker, New
York, merchandise captain.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, Henson, Phila-
delphia, iron to Old Dominion Works.
Schooner a 4. Senyck, Jones, Baltimore,
shells, Curtis j. Parker.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. 3. Tatun.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Challenge, Bickmore, from Rock
port for City Point, arrived at Gloucester on
the 18TH.
New YORK, March l4.-Arrived, schooner
Gus,a Wilson, from Rockport for Richmond.
NARRAGAysETT, March l5.-Sailed, schoon er
Samuel Gilman, from Boston for Richmond,
Va.
Schooners J. L. Somers, Only Daughter,
Snowflake, ]. 7. Way, Argo, Robert Stock.
ton, Trenton, Lizzie Raymond, and 2. Boice /;
all from New York for Virginia.
Schooners Rose Skerrett, from Boston for
Virginia; l.. A. Burlingame, from Wood $
Hole for Richmond; Maryland, from Fall
river for Virginia.
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HusTINGs CoURr-Judge Btrnham presi-
ding.-The following cases are set for trial
to-day in the Hastings Court: Common
wealth Us. Mingo Johnson; Commonwealth
Us. Samuel Ma jor ; Commonwealth Us. Cor
nelius Lewis; Commonwealth Us. John
Griffin; Commonwealth rs. Augustus vii,
liams.
Robert Smith (negro), charged with steal
ing Dr.. Sterling's horse, was tried yester-
day and acquitted.
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LIST OF UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING II THE RICHMOND Posr-oFFIcE MARCH
Is, ls69.-sheritf Of Southampton county,
Va; Miss Julia Carver, Richmond, Va. !;
Bartlett Roper, Petersburg, Va; A. Dudley,
B. B. Wexford, Richmond, Va; Frederick
Thomas, Erin Shades.
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THE REVIVAL ON CHURCH HlLL.-At
Leigh-stre.t church on Tuesday night over
one hundred persons presented themselves
for the prayers of the church-twenty five
others professed conversion. Among the
number arc some of the most influential
citizens in the eastern portion of the city.
Rev. A. Z Dickinson announced that over
one hundred and twenty-five have profess
sed conversion.
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HARD TO GET AND TO BEAT.-It is not easy or
often that one gets 'uCh rich, yellow, dry, heart
piae and oak, sawed or spi. wood. rs The steam
Fuel Factory delivers at 80 and S3.2s half cord
to preparing people. Better buy 1t ere it goes.
All sorts Of coal and coke cheap.
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CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER.-The ne-
gro: who killed Mr. Magee, in Hanover
county, last fail, was tried before the Cir
cult court of that county last week, and
being found guilty, was sentenced to the
penitentiary for fifteen years.
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BoARDTNG AND LOGGING.

DOARDING.-Mrs. TAYLOR, No. All
ID seventh street. between clay aud Narthsll,
has several very pleasant ROOMS Fox BoAaL-
water, &c. apply on the premises, or address
box eI9 TE
II boarders are not secured the rooms viii DO
rented. NH le-eoaN
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MILITARY SUB DISTRICTS DISCONTINUED.
The military sub-districts of Lynchburg,
Norfolk, and Winchester have been discon-
tinued by orders from headquarters. All
officers on duty are ordered to report to
their respective commands, and to turn all
records and papers in to headquarters.
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EXPENSIVE During the term of the
county court closed yesterday, the drawn
jury WIS called every day, but did not try
o single case. Nevertheless, Henricc will
have to pay the jurors, and the bill amounts
10 about 1915.
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MANY severe and long standing cases OF ttter
Itch ringworm, Uirber's Itch, poison oak,
blotches, and other eruptons Of the skin, have
been cured by using DEMONS SALALEM BROTH.
For sale by all druggists.
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RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night, the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. Woodward, No. 100 Third
street, was forcibly entered and robbed o.
large quantity of under-clothing. The
clothes were oil marked.
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DUDLEY LITERARY SoCIETY.-We are in
receipt of an invitation to attend the ami
versary celebration of this Society, which
takes place at Gordonsville on Friday eve
ming, 26th instant. Orator, John D. Black
well, of Buckingham; President, H. Clay
Baker, of Louisa Committee, C. L. Good
man, of Louisa ". W. Smith, R. Fl.
Brown, s. E. Freeman, and E. Bear, Of
Gordons7ille ard J. W. Phillips, of Louisa.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DUNAWAY from the cattle scales, IEa
*, ON Monday afternoon, a ROAM HEI-.-
f. K, heavy wi h calf. ANY person taking her up
win please deliver her to H. y. ARNETT q BRO
Their, corner Broad and adams streets, ana re-
ceive a reward Of TEN DOLLARS: ,,o,,
mh 17-2tk d. I. MOOo.
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LOT WANTED FOR A CHAPRL.-I wish 20 pur-
chase q lot on Seventeenth street about one hun
dred and fifty yards below the Central shops, on
which 10 build Baptist chapel. apply at Herald
Office. A. Z. DICK1NEOH.
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QuAL1F1ED.-Mr. Walter Meade, one Of
the newly-appointed magistrates of Hen
rico county, qualified on yesterday by
taking the reconstruction oaths."
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CoUTHERN AGENCY

COUTHERN AGENCY
~ OF
arg MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA, 81
ne1t door to Adams Express ofaee.
Constantly hand srEe stoSs ST Issss pos
wh,cb Tor simplic!ty. durability, and the variety
of work done with them, make 1t the most dsslrs.
HE Machine In market. The simplest smiha car
isAtA " ~ JAWEs &. A. GIBBS Proprietor.
de M-1m T.E. GIBBS AGENT
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EOR RENT, the very DESIRABLE a
A. BRICK HOUSE and GARDEN. belong -
ing to the heirs OF the late Mr.. James Pse. sftu:
eted on The south Side OF Sixth between Canal and
Cary streets now occupied by Mr.. Robert d.
Bosher. Possession will be given on the 1st or
April ensnipg. The tenant can at once hsve the
privieg. OF preparing the garden for cultivation.
Apply 10 THOMAS SAMSON,
Attorney for the heirs OF James Pae. deceased.
No. l2o, corner OF Canal and Sixth streets.
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E. GATHRIGHT will sell at l04 Mayo street
an assortment of household furniture.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at O'Clock
valuable lot on the corner of Franklin and
Twenty seventh streets;
W. KEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock,
ut No. 1912 Grace street. between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth, m assortment of
elegant household and kitchen furniture.
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SEWING MACHINES.

CEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Of all
y kinds. The SLOAT ELLIeTIC SEWING
" A'o sLOAT 4 ADDING TON,
6en-1m 14l5 Cary street near Fourteenth.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On ALL PUBLIC on PRIVATE BALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETwEEN TnH FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASES rAYs THE TAxRs FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF !ULY AND THE THIRTY-rIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THzM.
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DOUDALT'S PEPSIN,
BOUDALT'S ELIXIR PEPSIN,
AMERICAN PEPsIN,
POWDERED (Hauley's,,
LIQUID PgPsIN (HaWlsy's,,
for saleby j. BLAIR, PhArmaceutist,
fe2o s7s Broad street

DIsON's TOBACCO ANTID0TE.-The
Ii TOBACCO AETIDOTE we sell Is prepared
only by JOHN w. BISON, hpothecary, corner
OF Main and Third streets, Richmond Va.
ia2S ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WANTS..

WTANTED, to rent q DWELLING
w House, containing from six 20 ten rloms.
with gas ap d water. Must be within few squares
OF the custom-house. AddIess or app yto
w. H. BARRY,
mn ls3t Custom house.
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EOR RENT, BRICK STORE ANDG
b, DWELLING OH FrsDkliu between Stx-Ak
teenth and seventeenth streets suitable for gro
cery or other business. a
mn 16 st LYME BhO OfhEh.
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XKTANTED, 1000 CORDS BLACK-0AK
wv BARK.-The undersigned wish to purchase
the above amount OF BLA CK-OAk B >RR. de
livcred az Richmond. Any persons engaged In
getting bark will find 1t to their Interest 10 cor
respond with at once, as the time for rcellng Is
just approaching, and we are ready TO make con-
tracts.
We will open our Office in the city OF Richmond
on the 1st of May. Until that time address US al
Lynchburg. Va.
kEFeHEEcEs The banks and merchants Of
Lynchhurg. "
NH 4-dew1m MY ER5 Il GOODMAN.
yKTANTED, TO RENT THE WHOLE or
w part or a FUENIs1IED HOUSE, conve-
nient to business, for small family without chill
dren Address. with terms A. \. G., III pht$pa," =,
office. Ell 80
NATANTED, everybody to know that we
w have resumed the LUMBER BUS1NESs
again and want to sell
2s0, 600 SEA sUNED FLOUR-BARRkL SLAVES
zoo, COO oYGKEsss Ff:Es and CHESTNUT SHIN
100000 feet So Ss3soNED !, %. YELLOW PINE
1co 600 feet SEASONED OAK LUMBER,
500 bales HAY and OATS.
loo, 0q9 superior SAWED LhTHA
One pair extra large young MULES; m
TRUMAN a. PARKER 4 CO.,
ia 2asm* corner Sixth and Canal streets.
WTANTED, PURCHASERS for one OF
w the largest and M best e ebiSI asSoTtments TT OF
HARNESS, WHIPS, KITs, &C.,
to be found In the city, at the lowest cash prices
He'neaoG5 J. 4. .uD DfRGKsRsoN fRjKi & BROTHER,
Saddlers and Harness Manufacturers,
No. 1915 Franklin street. near Fifteenth.
ia S-3m
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NTANTED, By o young woman, SlTUA-
w TIDH as scsmstress; can cut and fit Eeatly :;
has no objecti IN to houtework. Good references
given If frequired. Address K. c., at this Office.
mi
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
II ELLIE KNIGHT will leave he, xxsaal.sssaak-
wharf On SATURDAY, March 20th, at y 'cIoeA
L. ". Freight received up 20 a O'Clock Z. III.
For freight or passage, apply ~
NH H-3t HAKyEYS Il WILLIAMS.
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EOR RENT, A FIRsT-RATE COR a
II NER STAND, opposite the Exchange IA
aud Ballard Hotels. suitable for retail wine and
liquor store cigars, tobacco, fancy goods, gents
furnishing goods, &C. A rare chance for bust~
ness mau. Apply at No. l4oi, corner Fourteenth
and hCss streets mr. lS-tte0d
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH is, 1859.
Sun rises ........6 03 Moon sets. ........Il.l IA
Sun sets ..5.57 High tide, A. NJ. 500
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EOR NEW Y0RK.-The new -sFsA
/ and elegant side-wheel steamsh p pseslsksssss9as
ALBEMAkLE Captain COUCH will loave her
wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY, March l9Ih. 1T
O'Clock A. Il. Freight received until Ihursd.y
night. Fare, $12 Round tickets, $50. Steerage,
So. For freight or passage, apply to
w. &. DUSHAM L CO.,
mhl7-at corner Eleventh aud Main streets.
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CROCKERY, &c.
CROCKERY, &c.
PRING TRADE.
= - T
GEORGE G.. GARY,
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Now opening and daily receiving China, Glass,
Esr.henware. Silver-Pla lated Goods, Cutlery, AND
House furnishing Goods, to which Invite the at
tention of merchants hotel-keepers and con-
GEORGE G. GAkY,
NH -sm 1906 Main street
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EOR RENT, FOR ONE YEAR ORM0RE,
Il THE DESIRABLE FARM KNOWN, AS
DILL, one mile north Of Richmond, containing
ONE HUNDRtD AND NINETY AOkhs OF
LAND. Of which one.half Is cleared. Ihe I'M
provcments consist Of large Framed Dwelling
with eigh, rooms, and all the usual out. buildings
There IS q fine spring OF water convenient to the
house, and large garden well enclosed; Apptylo
- JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NH ls-st No 82l Main street.
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E0R RENT, TWO AND A HALE a
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING on the -
west side OF Twenty fifth between Broad and Mar
shall streets, containing seven rooms Kitchen,
&c recently repaired. Rent low. r
.-~--,. LYME & BROTHER,
NH fs-st Real Estate Agents.
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EOR RENT, q neat and comfortable @
a BRICK DWELLING at the corner ofHX
Fifth and Baker streets, containing five rooms;
gas and city water on the premises kitchen with
Two rooms. Possession at once. Appyto
NH I5st j, l.. APPGRS0E.
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TOR RENT, the. DWELLING over
E store situated on Main Mt ar Twenty. ffSh1A
street, containing SIX rooms kitchen, dc 81 gas
and wafer throughout.
NH l6--3t LYNE q BhOIdEMt !.
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TOR RENT, that desirable GRANM
T. ITE-FRONT STORE No. 2lO seventeenth k2A
street between Grace and Broad. A room on the
south side and another in the rear, large porch.
had. apply at once to
rph j l. APpEREON.
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EOR RENT, the LARGE STORE ORG
~ WAREHOUSE on north side Main be-46A
tween Fifteen and seventeenth streets, lStely
occupied by l.. Powers, with three large floors over
same and will b. rented to suit
LYME Il BROTHER Auc' ioneers,
NH l6-3t 1889 u ain street.
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has but one lady to ruin him, o bachelor
may have half-a-dozen.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
During the year 1868 Paris exported 7elo.
cipedes amounting in value to one million of
francs. The population Of the city in lS4e
was one million, and in 1865 three quarters
of q million more. The Quantity of wine
consumed by each inhabitant in 1875 was
% gallons, and in 1866, ~; the amount Of
flesh meat during the same epochr r-as 81
and 1873 pounds respectively. HorseHesh
during the last FIVE years has largely IN
creased tho carniverous tendencies OF the
Parisians. The quantity Of beer-not all
"pel el"-was in 1866 3R gallons per IN
inhsbitant; cheese, 8 pounds; salt, 10
pounds; Of game and poultry, quantity
equal to 16f.; butter, l5f.; eggs, 9f.; hsh,
or; of charcoal, each individual used .
pounds; and of coal, 900 pounds. ,
A semi-ofticial journal announces that
ecclesiastical candidates will present them
selves for election to the Corps LegIslatif III
May. Father Hyacinthe and the BISHOP OF
Orleans are named.
One Of the {" best informed" Journals IN
the city startled its readers this week by
praising the speech of o deputy as delivered
on Wednesday, when the orator has been
in his grave for the last ten years.
The Government is about establishing
more chairs of political economy in several
of the lycees and colleges. Of course only
"free.trade" {" professors will be appointed
.to fiji them, A Doctor Vertel, of Paris, has
net;tioued the Senate to salary professors of
ts nrotec.ion !" also. The senators have not
opiy reported on the petition, but will dis
cuss it. The State will thus 90 required 70
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TOR RENT, a.<BRIGK HOUSE, n
ON Canal street near corner Of Sixth, -
With four rooms. aud q brick kitchen with four
rooms Water on TIE premises. Possession given
No lis Canal Street, near packet lending.
,,,b
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OFFICE NORFOLK LINE, March !s, 1860.
THANGE OF TIME-SPRINGI IsSaa
~ AND SUMMER ARRAN6F-s -s1ssssE
MENTION and after MONDAY 22d instant, lne
steamer FLIZA HANCOCK will leave her wharf
at Eocketts ~ A. ID.
NH l6 -Iw l.. B. TATUM. Agent
TOR HALIFAX, NOVA SC0TIA.-Tbe
IT British brig JJHN GIVAN. now dis IL
charging having part Of her cargo en- EyTST
gagged Will have quick dibpstch for the above -
port. For balance OF freight apply 10
mhs kCBkRT +. WILLIAMS u CD.
MTOTICE 10 BHIpPERS.-Ths boats ct
AS TIE JAMFS RITER Z ND KANAWaA Ca.
MAI, COMPANY win leave the docE rs uslsl
promptly ct ic Il. on TUESDAYS, TduEnOAYS
Freisa. and tolls on goods FOR Lynchau-S an6 be-
yond collected ON delivery, OF p.eps:G 81 ts op'
fjea CT tns shipper. Freight received aud dc.
Nrcret ct my c.dce or the eeca.
Tsy freight viii not be dahVesed I'll charges are
2sld.
Eoa.s locked end ,nsc.rt.
Dali EDWARD DMLcE, Agent.
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TOR RENT, THE TWO-STORYG
A. BRICK DWELLING containing stxs5A
rooms on the north size of G: ace street between
Twenty. fifth and ywenty-.ixth. Church Hill, at
present occupied by Mr.. Leroy !. Grant The
sitchrn cont aims three rooms besides which, there
IL stable on the lVt. Possession given April lst.
Appfyt SAMUEL SlSIOH,
IA No. lllQ Main street.
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TOR RENT, PART OF J. II. ANG
4 THUHY'S TEA STORE, corner Eishh13k
nd Main streets. Rent very low 10 good tenant.
It Is one of the best locations for family grocery
In the city, 1t will be rented for any other bubi-
ness. ! pply to j. II. ArTHOHY, who has for
sale nm assortment Of good TEA and ROASTED
COFFEE. mn IL
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Another mighty man has fallen IN Israel
the President of the Senate, NJ. Troplong,
in the seventy fifth year Of his age. 1t is
not fortnight since he welcomed ms
guests with bright emile, aud set the
room in e roar with his genial wit-frosty
but kindly. Eminent as q writer, law,
yer, and statesman, he has fully realized
the opinion formed of him seventeen years
ago by the Emperor. He was great ad.
mirer of the First Napoleon, was man OF
the most polished address, great resources,
and happy tact. He has left his footprints
ON the sande Of time. Jurisprudence is
stamped by his broad views and grand
, 1869-03-22

rt4der If hyx xexu remit ve The fantt. NO
tcrrsr ID br tpokeh 'n>n hls reqot+t "
tGs1d be VIZ IL 10 CONS forth. but E1s tns
mir otn-r ueA;h enS 10 ne4f II h1-d-feTFe1.
Inn III the fFefb III, which had taken the paee
ui enofe- DT, Dtteu agun sa'osso 10 eea''9
h,uee mp. ~
yrnoelIce. the tra va ttarted Tor rue fee1uo
t,mt, md tie smoking process 6'!aota 9as..;
tnenu to put Out the 11t, pied 1rE hinself 20 sut
nrndrr. Attnrf fn1Is sbA fre wAs e1t!rsulshed.
I'd. eet tcF It Impossible 70 avert bly, lac. he
rFt,s Eur dioplea hn atne aed VAlAeo oat 70 IT. f.
sryc lie ee1n zee Of ttis terrible eo1tt III
d1,t reoueet wA4 10 b. allowed 70 sec has
Wtte ma caidfrr. ThH wAa refofea, pat
thr1 rrsnt-d hin p+Em.ssto1 to "sns ast
uo,n and c11led him ~ nj nee
II tie village, fer t.at pnrp: se seatd IN ~ NJ
once te wrote tu5ted!J ! iew nnea 70 ~ a,. ras
snu fhcn suaiea the disnesal Of r. eap.xr. tta.,
FYou, h1e once te WIS carr ea eoue dis a1es rom
ttc TO- r, mill tbey reached placs neG -
ri rosa sta,loe. Hh1t they dsd him seenstH 70
uet a'c tteu cred vol!et a1 him. III ~ tao1 o.
wh ch to,1 eftc. IN hia pcfsor- ki'!'nR u. -
b. i,evet, almost instantly And mus ~ ELL
4 ucss shocking muster Ind most Iesnal sootpu'
tion. u.n..H-
Dr. DsTdet, in WAFreuton oo Ff1day. 1iom -
tpleopa infrrnltis n received ~ his once On tEa
surieeY We did the latter m totos Ice "Iea W
tas tn 10 correct Dr. naftrn u Eot Rad.eai.
ptrst md tbs edttuE OF the Clipper Was, - se H
arc informed Of 4 p r.dnA aod cts or ponuGA.
character. We regret Eafy mueh 1he mn.Aae :
naritg been mtdc, ii VIC would Eat 40 in1oss.ce
to my ons Intentionally, 1pd make Ine ous
11nehdf IN chr power.