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II II Rail- cad Agent North. Steel Wardell. osten;
lorf 4 10 B OINefll; d 0,Neill Is SON.. y OsNeau, -
O Ileus. O Plenge Pelzer, Rodgers + Go, Captain n
II Raudan, ] Russell, ". 2 Russell 60. slennSuss
CO. j steinnsyer, Eschnell. y shaw, VI Shepherd,
B Atoddard & Go. Street Bros 90, sopI9erI ~
press Co. Strauss Vance. 8 W ste1ens ! d voifolg e
r Won Santen, Werner 4 Ducker. J Wqnimann, VI
Coeswell, W Yates, Mrs NJ J Zernow, and others,
Mouday ct IL III ten miles NE from Capo LOOKOUT,
exchanged signals with steamship Huntsville, from
savannah for New York. Strong sW winds rom
steanship j " Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia
LEFT FRIDAY. Ndse ToJsoE Theo Getty. Railroad
Agents, q Ring Hart Il Co, JACook.& &c, Cameron
Bsrtlsy, IL Fak Co soEner. s p Rnes. R1,s. ~
Wurhmnun, toy yartie's g Book House, Iidemani
E Lee, Nieman & Berger, Byrne 3 Fogartys Bats
Eco, JS Fairly Co, Hislsy & Creighton Dow1e q
Noise, Liienthal sco.y q. .Pyingls Wagner q 3
wohltmann, e H Stelfng Chaplin Coz Srauss. -
Vance, II. Cater, McElhose & Melvin, u * 5Heaihj
Walsh. T n BRISTOL, O ailehrist, Chisolm Bros.
Guillemie. IA Bsawiah. e CO. coplnns. n -
;dorf Eco, II Gerdts 4 Cog q Idndstedt& Co SP v
Cohen. shac1eford q Rely Mantoue r. 90, United
States Qdartermfster, Order, and others
Iss das Co
Trepholm, Railroad Agents, strauss Bros .Cook
e co. o Boutwell, O d johnson, JF O'NetlI sont
BO,Ndl. w; q Chafee l. Co, b M Butter, JsP KEEP,
"A BischoH. a ToElas Sons; " Middleton, Kriete y
Chapman, r Borner, Pelzer. Rodgers & Jo,J Fer
puson. Il Klatte Co, q W Williams & co, ID 0Neill:
&Son, ston Webb & Go. g. w. williams. s Mt
Kerr * Co, WB ThAyer, D 81 sdlcox, Kirkpatrick q:
Witte. Wiley T. Co. elactus 4 Witte. i steltngk
Chisolm, Collector Of Customs. W e. Whilden Co,
Cameron 4 Barkley.sJ Commins, Walker: Erans q
Coaswell. Douglass & KILLER: Holmes Calder. G q
Gruber, W RaFenel. MAILER. Nimitz r Co. y Quacki
epbush, w L Webb. md Others 81
Spanish brig F1orencita, Font Havana, - days:
sugar. To!J a Ensiow Il Col Bound TO SnAtandarf
and put Into this port In Q leaking condition.
esohr d Seuli, scull, New York days. Bay
and Flour. Tow Roach 3 CO. tt Kerr& Go. stsn:
& schr E.H Naylsr, Albertasnf Hsckenssck,3 via
Kusman g. Howell . z sSEsf E .. - g
: Steamer st Helena. Rumley, Edisto- and Rockr,
Vile. bales Cotton and gxundries. To j b Muir
ray, Fraser 3, Din, McGoriiy, 8 Howe, g b Hoppoek
s Pilot boat AItion springs, Georgetown, CT
houra TO RiGey, Is Creighton.
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denly u, ana ana a,eo on .ns very aay sppe.a
!; for the cefemons. ne mao meinsnns @sus
viA. osqueasmns an .np p.opol - : !.
tended BRIDE. Ills Rl1 was u ofous' 'i a.,
nckso oy tue Ieianses u .no ys0oa' ~, I'm
1the SUIT wss eaken nom cours 70 oouis unsA
me pe.asnoe 2, .ne pal.les a.,a we, a,s e.a',s -
naussea ine lAus A.,ea aa.,s..u.,, .i :, H.
1..s ~ 80. -. .nd .,ont 80 ,e.rs ave .go sh.
oaea II ~. -. ,aw hrother II i
ne1ssI oieu I 10. "a.ss.s.a - I - ohts;n;nr :
Ssta.edt pas' = tass .u c.a.a-x - ss.a h,,sb
$ DECREE tEom .ne. .s'ou.s :. - sh;oh -.
ing h's taens ~ We pasps- :, ho,,
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FORT 2T50F$Gk0kiEIOMN,e, b. V.,s1O AAnVnsA3.
3 e March s-sohr Carrie wsner. McFsrlind. Boston,
Msrrh s!-scir Ellen y sCopgd consdon.. Bel
MI March 11-sshrs uimpb.n, Terry; siyann,h; L.th
Rich,.- st Thomas.
i A.zoee t12srsoAr y 9 HaEts Rawlsy. Posson.
March Jschr Dolphin sWahars Hertford, F Q: iis
jMarch s-Schr Jessia aEeenh Stafford, Porto Rico.s
!, March 12-Brie WsM Nashr cBrtde, BArhadoes;'
schr "a Crosker, Currier, Newbufyp port . J, e:
Marshii-sohsA BAILEY. .sHs icy. New York.
March l6Esehr Ohiloe. Hatch, Now York. Is,
= LIST sF fsvEssELss s.sls
OF. cLE4REDAHsD, N s1lLzD FoR 2Hzs foai 9 t
r FoREIG N -. z.
-. -. - -LIyKRpoor.. s.ss : rsS5S-yt
British bark David MciSutt McElhenny. I'D. Jan 10
British brig Cecilia. B,strup saied. .Jaa %
- e..,s-e G = s-ss POET TALBOT. = =
rhs csurisr. Jenkins sailed Jan y
Bahsh schr Lion. McLaIsn. mp 80. March q
ip o ME- s!T9Io - q
iBria Nm Robertson, Reed. up March 1
Sehr 4nnie Glover, Terry, CLEARED. March la
scIr ,sasah Cullen HssSh2 Y
ssss ssSs & s,: 10
sehr Dsmsn, yohpsopt = u March 10
s s >, flSIi4U, NJ. IL III
Sohr IAdsms. ponnslla cleared keR - -
,ttcass - slAis, az
gchr scud ins, pailed Eee ~
,ss -. irrs HRIsAsr NJ y:
Snsr Mary Ella, Thorn n, az. MATCH =
Sssl z, Hoc4fo1r, M 81 =,
Brio lanzaniIlo, 1Iagusl sailsd
i- ss..ss cd n: s.st NV xeRr. 4. =
.sahr AEMsGee,rK Ketehum. cleared. Msruh =
Sohr Ducy Aursutt aAaells aeored ..Fsb "a
8shr Lilly up ...s a1Aroe
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) s.,Charleston Cotton and Rico MARKET.

| s1CharIeston Cotton and Rice Market. I
lsoFFIcE osTHE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, March ID, ,,
GoITON.-Ihis article had further tendency 70
soften, without showing decided change; buyers,
however, ava purchased cautiousl and appeared to be
eunwing to operate freely unless at moro important
concessensAsales about 1qO bales, fiz. 7 at
ass.; sat rs; 1s at 2s1s; 60 at al; y We
quote: :, -, - -
Ordinary 10 good ordlnary....s % g 47Sasstsi-
Low middling o. sts-
Middline. ............ -. a. H9-s..s
By New York classification we quote: 5s:
Low riddlpg. !. :.
+ RIcE.-Facton were holding firmly; while buyers
rsfused to meet them; there was, consequ equently mo
sales. Quotations were nominal Say for comm on to
fair clean oarolina s@s,< <Seood sK@ss<. 5s
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s6ipnssvs By; Telegraph.
siyAasAH. March le-Grriyed, bark Boas nom
Liverpool; sohr Kate Lunt rom; Balhmora
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- So IN The sOFFIEG; = Z.
Briish bark David McNuttt,S fron Ldyerpool.5
Cleared Yesterday.s - .st
,stesmship Charleston, Barry. New York Ad;
ger sI5s ~
SSH. Rachel seaman, Hish New York-Rialey Z
80; Creighton = !, - g. =,
.schr EmmaR B S.absm, Spith, Balamore-HF + Ba-
ker &: Co... s. IS ri -. =. :,
schr Anna Barton, Frink, 2alhmore-H Baker 4
81 tOo. ag = fss . ~ ~ ~
Sailed Yesterday,
Steamship ohrlsstSn. Berry -Nev York. i
,SaIled forsfhis rort.
Br,s Ms,saniIlo, MaguaI from Rockport He, March q
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SMei:;orsandn.

The sosr q .g 5Bickmore. from Baltimore for this
port uss spoken March 8. in Lat $780, Ion With
poatHpte and nainbcomgpns. e ss3:. "a. 81
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s, SaIarKet. I /
81 ..si.sf.l .n.shyiils i Nstk e. g

Z NASHVILLE. Marc6 l6l- s-:rT,h , -.IlVerpool was
Slightly frmer To-Day. whinh. ho s,ls, had no ei
sfect and mot The .s1s s.sHtnaaiton "a
orlr market We quote. Ordipar7 So as; good ordts
nary 2la2lX low midi ling 2la25 y .-s.s J.
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. Mariat Nsps.

Port OF Ch.rlestts,'inri.. = Maroh
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"SoUTHERN 1.-THE April NO.
of this excellent agricultural monthly is
one Of the best ever issued. Its contents
are unusually varied, and the themes are
ali practical and timely. This periodical
deserves the hearty support of southern
farmers. There are very excellent monthly
and weekly publications devoted to tnlage
issued at the North. They are well sup
ported, and their editors can afford to ex'
pend money freely to promote their gooo
appearance and instructiveness. But In
many respects they are not suited to this
latitude, notwithstanding that they have
received liberal support from the South.
Now, it is matter of great Importance to
southern farmers that they should have in
telligent agricultural papers in their own
latitude and in order to make such papers
practical, efficient, and useful, they should
be supported heartily and literally. The
Southern Planter is eminently worthy Of
this support, and will return MANIFOLD all
the favor it receives at the hands of the
agricultural community.
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adopted our construction Of the blu, or u
anybody prefers that phrase We nave
adopted his. Nevertheless, We oonceae
that the construction which our neighoof'
in this city, in common with the majority
Of the papers throughout the country pu.
upon the Law may be sustained by q most
plausible argument.
Our Washington correspondent writes un-
der date Of April 9Th:
aThe approval of the modified tenurs-of.
Office bill was the result Of the President
being assured that to all intents and pur.-
poses it is in its present shape q virtual
repeal Of the measure which tied Mr.. john
sons hands so thoroughly. At one time
President Grant had almost determined not
to sign it; but the united efforts Of scores
Of prominent Radicals who wanted the mat
ter ouieted induced him to approve 1t. Pos
sibly, if the truth was known, the least
satisfied of all is really the President him
self-since it cannot be shown to GER
tainty that, in case question testing the
efficacy Of the measure in favor OF the
Senate should arise, the strength is on the
side of those who interpret that the bill
does not lessen the power Of that body II
the matter"
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The Tenure-Of-office Law.

The construction which we from the first
put upon the tenure of-office law seems to
be growing in favor. A Washington tele-
gram in the New York World says:
at is also certain that the Attorney
General has committed himself verbally to
the opinion that, under the bill, the Presi-
dent can suspend the same man as many
times as he has a mind to also, that he is
preparing his written opinion upon the
subject, and has got as far as the declaration
that Mr. Trumbulps Interpretation of the
law makes it unconstitutional"
What the Attorney General SAYS is the
law is the law until set aside by court.
90 We have o good hacker in the Cabinet
The Herald's Washington correspondent
says:
The President has been informed thu,
frumbulps construction of the law was
made under misrepresentation which bs
iaoored under at the time coucerninc N
ensc.of the law. 1t is also stated bv sboss
VINO nave conversed with General Graz. o 80
the subject that he believes the Hopse COW "
struetion Of the bill is the correct ons . ana
with this understanding he will sign IT, AO
General GRANT, it thus appears, has
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nav cooDs. SPRING 1862.
MORE NEW GOODS.
Great crowds are rushing daily 70 secure enc
GREAT BARGAINS
which are now offered at
julius sYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND rn a.
am now constantly receiving from New Yofz
auctions great bar gains in all kinds OF goods sns
able Tor the season: ....,.-
Calico at 10, pAc.-the best at lsc';
peautiful Lustre Alpaca for aoc';
Spring Poplin at Soc;
Striped Challies at 2sc.;
Hemstitched Cambria HandKefeneiS ~ 49,.
pure Linen Esndkerchiefs at sl.2s per do.en
Damask Doyles, plain and co!oreo-oof'es@h ~
4ls5 per dizen;
Lace Collars at 20 and 2sc;
embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs at 20 an 7sci
Buck Towels, large size, at &c.;
Msrseilles Quilts at $3.50;
White Goods Of every descr1pt1ons
HOSIERY and Gloves, q large variety;
Corsets and Hoep-Skrts;
Lace Curtains; .........
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Cass.meres, Cloth Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, for
Bows, and Mems wear, at &c. and upwards;
and MANY more articles too numerous to mention.
Remember low prices make rapid sales Is the
motto of JULIUS SYCLE, as Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth.
next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Closed on SATURDAY.
salesmen RITTER s.. CARE, GEO. SwABACHER,
J. J. TURNER, JONAS WEINBERG. nah 10
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DIED.

In Washington city. on Monday, April 5, 1859
MAGGIE O'hARA, Infant daughter or Iaylol
and Maria Bacon Page, aged five months.
In this city. on Monday night at - O'Clock, Mr.
F. b. BAUGH, In the forty-eigh'h year OF Ill
age. ,--,.o,
His friends and those OF the family are invited
to attend his fupera from the Second byterla1
church (Dr. Hcge's), HIS "wednesday EVE
MING, april 7th, at O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sg- FL CTs FOR TaE PEOPLE.

| >~~~-~-~- -.~~<D>r>~~~~-- ~-~~~~.~~~~-
@ Fs .CTs FOR TaE PEOPLE.
Not, outstanding the great political changes
the removal Of old and appointment OF nev
oflir .ials to various positions in the State,
LEVY BROTHERS
st,l maint ain their position in the estimation o
tteir numerous patrons, and continue
to dispense bargains In every nc
article in the
DRY GOODS LINE.
They have opened the
| SPRING AMPAIGN
with the finest exhibition O
DRESS GOODS
ever offered for sale in this city, and at prices
that cannot fail to plesse.
Below are enumerated few Of the bargains X
be found at their establishment
Pure Six, All Wool, Gray and Changeable POP.
LINs at 7sc. worth $50 per yard; :.
COLORED ALPACAS at 30, 10, and soc.;
! LUPIN,s COLoRED and BLACK DELAINEs
| at sac. per yard-just the gold value;
BLACK SILKS st g. $2.2s, up to $5 per yard;
Handsome COLORED SILKS at sl.2s and $lyt
worth g.;
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS AND CUFFS at &c.. less than one.
half the regular price;
COLORED WHALEBONE CORsETs at soc.
worth 81;
| A full assortment Of CLOTHS CAssIMERES
sATINETs, and JEANS, at very low prices
WHITE FLANNEL, warranted all wool, at 27c.
worth 7sc.;
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, full yard wide, at
&c. would be cheap at eoc.
HOOP SKIRTS at TO- so, and 7sc;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 81, sl.2b sLto. and
e1.7s;
LINEN FRINeED NAPKINS at 81. 10 per dozen
worth s1.so;
Buperfne DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE-CLOTHA
for small tables, at sl.7s worth o.;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, full Two yards
long, at ST. worth 90;
Large-size WHITE QUILTS at $1.ss worth 81;
Elegant TIDES at 75c. worth $lSo;
FROCK WAISTS for Infants dresses at 50, 75c.,
anu 9l-JuBC Oue-ldu Lue regular PRICE,
INFANTS DRESSES, elegantly embroidered at
$3.50, a. - S. 90, o., and up to Sl2, all Of
which are the cheapest goods OF the kind ever
offered In this city;
DIVINITY BANDS at 1oc. worth 2oc.;
CAMBRIA BANDS at ssc. worth 5oc.;
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS at 80, rs,
81, sl.2s sl.so, and s2-any OF which are worth
double the money:
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, at sl.5o worth o.
apiece;
BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER at CSC. per yard worth
Soc.;
SPOOL COTTON, as good as the best at soc. per
dozen:
JET JEWELRY at 7sc. per set worth o.:
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per
dozen worth s1.so;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at 2sc.;
LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
at 2sc.
The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at IS, 50,
and 7sc.-worth more than double the money
DAISY or DIVINITY FRILLING at 2sc. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at 2sc. piece Of twelve
yards worth loc. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies, pure linen,
at soc. per dozen worth $1.2s;
BERAGE FOR Wells at 4oc. per yard worth
eoc.,
BEBAGE FOR Wells at Eoc worth 75c.
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS and LACES FOB CUR
TAINs,
CARPETS.
MATING,
RUGS,
SHADES,
DRUGGETs,
TABLE OILCLOTHs,
SEINE THREAD AND SEINE TwINE,
ALL NUMBERS,
AT REDUCED FRICEs
LEVY BROTHERS..
l2la AND LIS MAIN STREET.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
SPRING TRADE
B. SPENCE SON
have just received their stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEsIINGS,
and are prepared to make them up to order in the
BEST STYLE AND AT SHORT NOTICE.
They have also nice assortment Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
to be sold low.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
All in want Of nice goods at Tow prices are
invited to call at the old stand,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS.
e. B. SPENCE SON,
apt Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
1869. NEW 1869.
D. BECHER,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
has just returned from the North with a large
stock Of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, AND VESTINGs,
which he Is prepared to make to order at astonish-
ingly low rates, and at The shortest notice.
Large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
my own make, suitable for the season, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
B. BECHER, south Fourteenth street,
an a-am between Main and Cary.
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MEETINGS.


SCHILLER LODGE, No. l39, >sSssssss<
SI. o. .. F.-The members ofSL&s~SAE
this Lodge are hereby notified that -nsSsSssgSss-
the Secretary will be al the Hall every 1TnyS>
meeting night one hour. before opening Of the
Lodge. and have the book ready for every one to
sign his name which must be done without delay.
ap7-2t TIL. BhkGHHlMER. Secretary
THE MEMBERS OF CHRIST CHURCH
4 are requested to meet at Mr. James Sinton's
on Eighteenth street, on THURSDAY the sth at s
O'Clock P. NJ. to transact business belonging to
the church.
APT N* MEMBER
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
I THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURkNCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will be
held at It's office on THURSDAY the 18th OF April
next at o. clock 2. Nj. D. j. HARTSOuk,
Secretary.
RICHMOND April l. 1869. az 2-eodtd
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
! Y stockholders of the RICHMOND BA MIXING
IND INSURANCE COMP my will take place
on "WEDNESDAY. 18th day of April. 1889, at II
O'Clock NJ, at the Office OF the company.
JUHN +. &. POTTS,
NH so-td secretary.
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Particular attention paid to the $1,000 - -,
CHILDREE'S AND LADIES' DhhSsHs a. W
WRAPPINGs. up
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OPENING OF sPEING FASHIONS
on THURSDAY, 9Th instant.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
ID BATH COUNTY, VA

This attractive SUMMER RESORT situated
ten miles from Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. on the main stage road leading 10
for the :eption Of LINZ TED humber OF bosrde,s
on JUNE lST 1859.
The yalue OF these waters stands unrivalled in
the list Of Mineral Springs Of the United states.
:, me proprietor takes Pleasure In announcing to
t S public that the neat niidiugs at Bath Alum
nave feen thoroughly reiitted and furnished In
style mat cannot fail TO renoer the place
sna comfortable both 70 the Invalid aud pls
asose wishing ofecure choice or cottages. or
rooms would do we'll to apply early as we are now
iHsAihg oEr arrangements for he eeason.
Tor further particulars address ms ut this place
-, WAS JOSEPH KkSTER
-e ~ - " GsSm Proprietor.
nRIRTING I'M COZ ono nnArn . a 49,
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MARRIED,

On the LIST instant, in orange county, Va, y
Rev. /. w. 4. Handy, ID. D.. MISS AMANDA
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CPRING CLOTHING
~ AT
BALDWIN's.
SPRING CLOTHING
BALDwIN's.
sPRING CLOTHING
BALDWIN's.
STRING CLOTHING
AT
BALDWIN'S.
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
AT
BALDWIN'S.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTHING TC
BE FOUND IN THE CITY
RALDWIE,5
(LATE KEEN, BALDWIN co.,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
ABOVE THE PosT-oFFICE,
(ap2]
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
Va BRAND GUTTER, l4io MAIN STREET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
kinds Of wooden articles by heating it. is perfectly
adapted TO branding barrels or any other article
under the new law. .I1a NM
Engrsyers' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deible Ink, Steel Dies, alphabtts, Zeal Presses
Brass and German liver. frames tteel Rings
Checks, Tags. etc. Wholesale and retail. mhs
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VIRGINIA HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
L A I L A -
Juvenile
OPERA IN THREE PARTS
will be repeated by the young ladies OF BROAD
a,reet Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, on
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL s.
at It O'Clock,
for the
gENEFir Of BENEVOLENT bNiSf'r nA'6'
when they will be assisted BY severai le&ainS
amateur instrumental performers -.
ADMISSION Adults, fifty cents cnnui.. =.
oric
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nH- BKEEDEN Sc FOX,
No. 4ol BROAD STREET
ARE NOW OPENING
A LARGE AND Attractive
STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.
Zap 2--lotl
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

sar MRS. N. O. BARTON, n
va NO. GOT MAIN STREET, hIoHMo- W.
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CARRIAGES, DRAYs, &c.

GPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ to make to order all kinds Of WAGONS,
CARTS and DRAYS. OF the very best material
and workmanship. Those in want OF such articles
would consult their own interest by calling and
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
K. p. 0DELL,
NH ~ Third and Marshall streets.
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pRINTING IN COLORs DONE ar THE
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CT. ALBAN'S HALL.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AVhnAH'''
ApRIL STU AND 9TH, 1859.
The Committee of Ways and Means or the sd 1 ibs
Mems christian Assoc ation nave ens"sS
A services Of .-..-
Mr.. HENRY NICHOLS, rco
or r,endon. Eng, and have the honor to announce
- two OF ,,n,1s
HIS EVENINGS WITH GHARLESs DlChhA'o
AA10 ~ AND THE HUMORIsTS.
PROGRAMME FOB THURSDAY EVENING
APRIL 8.
HENRY Y. AT AGINUOURT. shaksReare. n
DAVID COPPERFIELUS COUkTsdLf' "
DORA,s ROOSEKERPING. G. Dickens.
THE DESERT BORN. Hood.
THE LITTLE VULGAR BOY. lngolusDy'
nv Fist DISSIPATION. c. Dickens.
THE FOUNDING OF SHOREDlTCd' ihacAe'
PRAY EMPLOY MAJOR MANDY. W COLLINS.
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PAPER, &c,
ALL KIsps OF PAPER STOCK WANTED,

I Our friends and customers In the interior con.
signing X AGS 10 us viii receive prompt returns al
the BEST MARKET PRICE.
McILWAINE 8 90.
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ETURNING FROM THE SOUTH.
RETURN OF THE VETERANS.
sKIFF & GAYLORD'S
MINSTRELs AND BRASS BAND
will appear April Sth, 9th, and 10th, for
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
AT METROP OLITAN HALL.
The largest organization now in existence.
Four Opera Comedians; the Magnificent quar-
tette: ANDY Mckee, the Great Gong ana Dance
Man the Grand Triple Clog Dance me won OF,
derful Pantheoptplonica description OF the iol-
lowing beautiful scenes: City Of Bethlehem B,tn
place Of Christ; Mount Calvary and the Cruclh1-
Ion: Burial. place Of Lord Byron; Napoleon Re
viewing his Army; Napoleon an Exile at 81 81.
storm arises, Thunder, Lightning, aud the wreck;
ioin TWO GREAT SHOWS IN ONE.
ADMISSION Parquette 75c. Gallery, SOC.
GRAND Matinee ON SATURDAY Az
TERNOON for ladies and children.
ADMISSION Fifty cents to all parts OF the
house. LO" GAY OhD, manaeete.
JOS GAYLORD, General gent. ap S-St