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Now York nnnsy narkss.

New YORK, March 23.-The posi-
tiOn Of the foreign exchange market,
in consequence Of its close proximity
to the price of gold and the foreign
trade Of the country, is at present OF
much importance. A short time since
one of our leading bankers steadily
lowered quotations for sixty day bills,
which brought about a heavy decline
in bills drawn against shipments Of
American securities, cotton and other
products.
This started a very beariSh feeling
among bankers in regard to outside
bills. and almost every one was afraid
to buy because they looked for much
lower rates, especially on cotton bills.
The leading firm noticed drew their
own bills with great freedom, and in
addition, it is stated, made a million
in gold and paper, and placed some in
the market at per cent. per annum.
It now leaks out that this firm bought
heavily in cotton bills at low prices,
both here and South, while other
bankers were quietly waiting for a
panic in Liverpool, and very low rates
FOR cotton bills.
Money-The market Is very easy
and closed at from 8 to per cent. on
call loans strictly prime business
notes, 7 to per cent.
1t is stated that one Eastern mill
will lose $500, 600 and another SlO0,
600 by the recent dry goods failure.
Foreign exchange firm. BANKERS ask
| 1854, less 1-I6 for 60 day bills.
The supply Of cotton and other
bills is light. A very strong
effort has been made to force down
the price of gold by the reports of a
certain passage of the funding bill By
the House, the result being a fall from
! l125 10 if3{, but subsequently the
price reached 1l2A. LOrge bids for
Treasury gold having strengthened
the market, the closing rate was ll24
| to 1l2s. The last carrying rate was 3
| per cent. Clearances, S25, 900,
/ coo. The Government sold 81
/ COO, ,0GO at I221-l00 to 1235-100. Bids
aggregated So, 173,0O0, running as low
as lll. Government bonds barely
| steady,
The Committee on Ways and Means
have appointed next TUESDAY as the
! F, c.@y 10y, on Wnlcn they will hear the rep
reiontative Of national banks on the
| Funding Oil. AS a matter of course,
1 no action will be taken O2 the hi un-
/ ill after that time. State bonds firm
| old Tannozsap5 bQl. new SOC,
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CHICAGO, March 23.-Business with
Yokahoma, and other Japan ports, is
becoming quite active over the Pacific
Railroad. A consignment Of 1000
packages Of tea, for firm in Chicago,
and II 900 for a firm in New York,
reached here yesterday, in thirty days
from Yokahoma. They were brought
to San Francisco by the American
baroue Benefactress. The entire cargo
Is valued at three hundred thousand
dollars,
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PUGlLISTlC.
lohn C. HaeaaH---jira Hsee---TOFa Alien
The Big Fighsto Take Place Ia Aay.

New YORK, March 22.-The last
deposit of $1,000 each by the pugilists,
Jim Mace and Tom Allen, aspirants
for the victory of heavy weights in the
prize ring, was maze yesterday in this
city. There now seems q probability
that the fight viii occur on the 10th OF
May next, in or near New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, March 22,-JOhn G,
Heenan and Jim Mace gave a spar
ring exhibition at the Varieties Thea
ter tonight. a great crowd were
present.
Mike McC0oie publishes a card de-
nying that it is his intention TO leave
st. Louis,
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Mobile Races,

MOBILE, March 22.-The spring
meeting over the Magnolia Course
commenced to day. Ia hurdle race
of two miles Lobelia beat Mitchell.
Time, 9J5.
A mile dash, two year olds, was
won by Jack Mcdonald beating Geld
ing by Daniel Boone, In 1850.
A mile heat was won by LObelia
beating Fanny and Combination.
Time, 1862 and 1850.
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judicial

NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-Gov-
ernor Yarmouth has appointed
Henry c. Dibble Judge OF the Eighth
District Court of New Orleans, created
by the last Legislature, with jurisdic-
ton concurrent in civil matters and
exclusive in the issue of writs of man.
damus and injunctions covering con-
tests lor Office. Dibble was a private
in the fourteenth New York cavalry
and lost leg at Port Hudson.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York. March 2S.--Cotton heavy and
lower: sales 1909 bales; uplands. 25kc. Flour
dull; superfne, - f0g4 65, and closed lower.
Whisky lower, eg5zc9st Corn shade nrmer;
new mixed, t953 8Se. RICE du!i. Cohee quies'
sugar quiet: Cuba, z49esc. MOlasses dull.
Dry G0Ods-The market IS less active, and
prices are without a quotable change.
wOoien goods are in ample supply, and de-
rather more nrnnessf especially prints and
printing cloths. but hotderS at present are
standing the advance OF raw material they
win be difficult 70 establish.
CINCINNATI.
CINC177EATI. March 2.-Flour, family K,
~ 50G4 70. Wheat, 81 o. al o.. Corn, 7Ila76o
OatS, 49@5Sc. Rye s59s0c. Barley, 95c@sl To-
Cotton dull; N iddiings. 2lc. sale OF tobacco
Is hhds., 81 50g22 3. whisky, csc. Pork held
at s15 rs. Bulk shoulders, e1Sd954c. Clear rib
and clear, 1874 glaze Bacon shoulders, l05zc.
Sides l59l219o. Hams leg &c Lard held at
l4G45.c. Butter. 3iGS7o. Eggs, 2l@22c. Sp-
gar, l0Gl6e. Coffee, H922c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 3.-Flour spring extra,
SO J0a5. Wheat, 751< <i6755Sc. Corn, 721<9721Sc.
Oats s5c Rye Ssss1se; hisn1Tlnesb iI 1t bgl gid
shoulders, &c. Rough sides, l2c. Snort rth
'-'''''' 49, LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, Mach ;-robaecoosales 30
mon luqs to medium bright wrappers. Bag
qing held at &c. Cotton dull and lower; mid
dlinqs. 2Ic Flour, extra family, IS. Corn,
aSe Oats, SEC. Rye. sec sacked from store.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, 81. Bacon, ll@
l5aIee. Bulk meats, lOaI4@ l454c Lard,
prime tierce, l5c. Hams, packed, ls15c.
whisky, 0256Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
81. I,oUrs. March 23.-FlOur dull and easier;
| superfne, s49lO. Wheat, No aspiring, 75SS0cc
| Corn mixed, 77d7Sc. Oats, 5l953c Rye, $50
| soc. Pork, s28 25G26 80. Bulk meats, 1870 l45
! I51lc. Lard, lS}zSl45Sc Sugar, 919gl2}4c.
| Molasses, 100000.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. March %. Flour dull
/ and dropping; suparhne, S4G4 25: Xxx, s. 25
/ Xxx a. IS. Corn flrmer. Bran. 81 20. Hay,
| 80 S7JZ Bacon and lard dull and un.
| changed. Sugar, prime, l054c. Molasses
/ whisky and coffee dull and unchanged
/ Cotton duh and lower; middlings, 2I5{922c
/ low middlings. 2074 ,2VIc: good ordinary, 49,
l ai9Ie; sales 5000 bales; receipts Gi3l; export,
/ 10 liverpool 369I, TO the Continent 1915. Goic
ii2H New York sight 4 premium. Sterling
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March ZS.-COnsols for money 935<
essI on account. American securities heavy
'82s coz: '65s Sg3k; '67s, S55S; l0-40s S54.
PARIS, March 2S.-rhe BOurse is nrm rente
FRSNKFoRT, March 28.-Bonds, e5.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Cotton quiet; up
lands ll1<d; Orleans, ll1zd; sales 1000 bales
California white wheat, 9s I'd; red Western
No. p Ts Id; winter. IS Sd. Western -four
lss 9d. Corn, No, mixed, 6s ID. oats, q ID
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Information. No. 4O5.

United States OF America, District Court Of
United States, District OF West Tennessee
The United states VS.. y caddieS Tobacco.
XITHEREAS, J. ". Purvisnce, attorney OF
w the United States for said District, has
nlsc 80 Information against the following
property, tO-wit: p caddies Tobacco, weigh
ing 90 pounds, alleging, among other things,
that the same has been seized Dy the Col
lector OF the u. 8. Internal Revenue tor the
gth Collection District of Tennessee for the
causes in said Information mentioned, and
praying the usual process and monitiOn OF
the Court in that bshalfs now, therefore, IN
pursuance OF the process Of said Court 70 me
directed, I do hereby give public warning
and notice to all persons having or pretend
ing 20 have any interest In SAID properly 90
seized. that they be- and appear before said
Court. al the city OF Memphis, on the Fourth
Monday In May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock, In the fore
noon or Lhat day. and Intervene Tor their IN
tereSt therein, otherwise said property Will
be condemned according TO the prayer OF
said Information.
This 22d day of March, lN0-
mbsg L. B. EATON, U. :. Marshal.
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New YORK, March 23.-The Sun
SAYS that a proposition has been
made to the Senators opposed to the
ratification of the sWindling as regards
the st. Domingo treaty, that if such
opposition be withdrawn the Execu-
tive will be In favor of recognizing
The belligereucy of the Cubans.
Matthew D. Field, brother of Cyrus
D. Field, died in Southwiek, Mass,
.r,toeTau
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New Arrival of Millinery Goods

ss- Miss WALL, at 282 Main street,
Neuapbis has lust completed her seasons
purc6ases IN New York, and Is now recelv-
fnR a full assortment Of Millinery Goods OF
the latest importations and most fashionable
STYLES direct frOm Paris and London, en-
braciug the AUGUSTINE and " ANNIE"
HATS, with other fresh novelties; and all
those desiring the choicest goods, At the most
popular prices are invited to call. Every
department OF FAsHIOSARLE DRESS MAKISG
carried sn, and orders promptly executed. M
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TO TAXPAYERS.
ORIG. OF orrr TA1-c0lLEsEas. 3
NOTICE.
'ATESToFFIcl

Q s PArES5T OFFIcE,l
WAsHIxGToE, D. G u .rcI s, i,st-
On the petition o. Mary ANA Mct .mb. Or
Mem r7is Ten q esSee, ,ad N tnistratriX OF beNit
NcConb. deceased. praying for the exfens un
OF 4 patent TO the SAID Davtd Met oIns. oit
the I7th day OF June, le05, Tor an lmp ffeqlehs
IN t,rn-eIastfc bands for bales Of cotI1a and
other nbrous materials. 80.
n is ordered that the testimony IN the case
be closed on tns Eth day OF Nay mex l.1-
ineris report be limited 70 the zltn q -
Nav next aud that said petition De neaf4 -
the LIST day Of June next. - = ...t,.. 50.
HAS RS-0 SAMUEL P. FISHER
nb,s Commissioner OF Palsnts-
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The Riehmoud Flnht

RICHMOND, March 22.-The conflict
between the Mayors is at an end, so
far as force is concerned, and the case
goes into court tomorrow.
Jack Wren, charged with shooting
Ben. Scott, surrendered himself this
afternoon and was bailed.
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SAN Francisco, March 23.-The
lest intelligence from the San Diego
e-old Relds Is somewhat unfavOrable,
sItbougi; a number Of good leads have
been discovered: ,,s -
Lieut.. S. e. CaWen was kIlled AT
Sltka today by drunken E2lldlsr
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cnnhanrai,pn.

LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-The exten- etai
sive stables Of the Louisville CITY
Railway Company with several frame
buildings in the nelghborhood, were 5Is,
burned today. Loss so, 900 but iuiiy
covered by insurance.
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Breach of P omiss Case

NEW YORK, March 2H.-In the
breach of promise case of Dickinson
vs. Fields, in Brooklyn, damages were
laid at $4,000. The jury rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff, Marietta
Dickinson, allowing $1,000. No fur
ther developments of moment.
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Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGED white woman, with not
n more than one child, to act as house-
keeper and cook in a family consisting Of but
three persons. Apply 70 DANIEL LAKE, res
ldence at the intersection of Jackson street
with the river, Fort Pickering. nahs
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BosroA-. March 2S.-The Governor
has appointed April 7th as fast
day,
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JAcKsoN JAN,
TO His Excellency, Hon. J. L. Alcorn,
Governor OF Miasissippi:

To His Excellency, Hon. J. L. Alcorn,
Governor Of Mississippi;
Sir: Having learned that the Sher-
if and his subordinstes, and perhaps
Yourself, have been censured for my
escape, and unwilling that Injustice
should rest in any quarter, l have vol
UNFAIRLY returned to prison. A proper
and kindly feeling for the officers,
who have shown me as much courtesy
as prison discipline will allow,
prompts me to this action. Wearied
almost beyond endurance by long con-
finement, my mind tortured by what
appeared TO me continued and unnec-
essary delay in bringing my case prop
erly before the courts OF the country,
| was possessed of an ungOvernable
desire to breathe once more the air OF
freedom. Itwas always my intention
TO return at the proper time and stand
my trial. If 1 have violated any law
of the land l will not shirk punish
ment, and ] now await what action
the authorities may take. / prefer to
return, and in the meantime endure
any suffering, rather than the inno-
cent should suffer for any act OF mine.
Very respectfully,
your Obedient servant.
j.. NJ. YERGER.
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NOTICE.

ri. persons owing bills to the Mount Car.
A bon Coal and Railrosa S0.a ,,-5tyS q 1-S
S-rensnortatiou Com PAW, viii please eall 80
.tl ~ ssT1 i'm u ed ately Win tDe undE-
signed at No. Madison street 80, anne ~
Sl persons having bills againss ~, ~ e - -
ss95 sora r,sElfes VIII present them. lol pay
s osnt. to W. c. POstAls; 2 ss.,,s -,
. nh5
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rh,-I.a uaifeieek. Ghampagle ciIfry
Sne.teo Eto ~ II Baskets-in Gases or
ans. sno ~ ~ ,i.oissaIe sEocsrs and wine ess-
a.. sz.s y sole agents for ne mt str
S.aS.''' YaTE. 49,
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MARRIED.

wISTER-LAwSOE-O the ed inst, at
the residence OF Capt. Ire Douglass, OF Shelby
coanty, Tenn, by Rey Philip Tuggie, Mr. @.
H. WINTER, Of Gresnyille, Miss, to Mss BET
TIE D. Lawson. of HartSvilie Tenn-
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Notice.

HAVING sold out our stock OF Liquors, Gro
II ceries, etc to Mr.. s. H. WHITEHEAD, we
respectfully solicit our friends to extend the
same liberal patronage 70 him they have to
us, as we can recommend him as in every re-
spect worthy of a liberal patronage.
MCLEFRESH & CO.
Having purchased the stock of Liquors,
Groceries, etc., OF Messrs. McLefrssh 4 Co..
at ga Front Row, respectfully ask the pa
sell goods at the lowest market prices and
guaranty everything IS represented II you
want goods cheap for cash, call
=. a. WHITEHEAD,
mhA ~ Front Row
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REMOVAL.

FERGUSON & PRIVETT,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
SaddIery, SaddIery Hardware and
Leather,
No. 230 MAIN STREET.
OUR friends and the trade generally viii
J please take notice that We have removed
from our old stand TO the large aud commO-
dious building, No $50 Main street, where We
viii continue to keep On hand large and
well selected stock of Saddles and Harness,
Saddlery Hardware and Leather, which We
sell at prices TO compete with any Western
market.
Also. a large stock of Blind Brides, Hames,
Traeechains and Collars, which we offer to
the trade at very low figures mh20
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QUICK TIME EAST II
Louisville Route Always Ahead
SUMNER S SCHEDULE,
Commencing May 2, 1859.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAIES
WILL RUS AS FOLLOWS on THE
Memphis & Louisville Railroad Line:
Leave Memphis (cIty time) 400 ana. z:45 pm.
Morning train nom Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, city time, 4:00 am. 2;45 pm.
Arrive at Nashv1ll 40 m. o:VO am.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phis TO louisville and Memphis TO Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates

Can be procured at the Cou1pa office, 2s756
Main street, and at Depot, head Of Main st.
Ne Baggage Checked at Depot, or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company; at Hotels,
Private Residence, or on board boats, TO ali
principal points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES, Sup't.
SELL. HOUErT Paggpuupr
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VOL. BONO. 2O3
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THgATEP.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
''01 MSS anna oUIgv,

n ounce thar his BENEFIT Is txed fog %. ~.
nay srVESISG, March zstr, o4 vG.el
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2 Mr. 7. 3. MCDONOCGH has also Eiu ?
consented u appear, and
MASTER WILLIE 1OU<G1 Wll give = z
LINGAED 5E ElCnES-
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RIO THE PEOPLE OF THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

respectfully announce that will address tne
people of the Third Congressional Distr1ct a.
the following places and time in opposition TO tne
election or Charles n. Porter, and Respectfully
invite Mr.. Porter to take part in discussion. &c
those kind friends Of both parties who nave sc
aatterinsly and persistently urged me to CONF
before the public, have but to say COME AM
HEAR ME:
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, MONDAY,
AMELIA coURT-HoUsE, WEDNESDAY
October 28h.
MANNSBORO', Amelia, october Goth.
GLOVER HILL, October 2sth.
PoWHATAN CoURT.HoUsE, WEDNE5
DAY, November I'd. ,......<.
aooCHLAND COURTHOUSE, THURSDAY,
November Sd.
MANAKIN, FRIDAY, November 4th.
y CoALFIELD, SATURDAY, November sth.
MANCHESTER, MONDAY, November It'll.
If my friendsin Amelia viii make appointments
for me for the 9th and % h Of October, and notify
me of 1t, viii I'LL them.
Respectfully, &c,
oc ei-7t SAMUEL NJ. PAGE.
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n1soCToBER "a, 1s7o.-MoRE NEW

nasOCTOBER "a, 1s70.-M0RE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
T. r, PRICE & CO. are now again Iii market-
and are adding large additional supplies 70 their
magnificent stock Of s.,sL
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to their Gus
toners.
Just opened and expected
Elegant Gro, Grain, and Taffeta BACK Slik, d.
New York prices.
Rich fancy colored Silks, plain and striped
Colored Empress Cloths, all shades.
Ottoman velours, every color.
French Merinos, Chene Poplins, %, 80, 80, aV' ''
cents per yard; some very cheap
Deaines, plain and figured.
Imperatrice Poplins, Irish Poplins, rich plaid
Poplins, every combination. r
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
and best quality. ~ -.
Immense stock Prints, s, 10, l2s, Is; Furniture
Twills, q new article, &c.
Housekeeping Goods, Flannels, Damasks, Towel
lGENTs' GOODS.
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeres, Sacks snirts'
Crayats, Gloves, Bosoms, &C., &c.
Citizens and strangers coming to the falr WIN
find everything of best quality and as low as any
house In the United States.
T. R. PRICE 6 CO.,
l1o1 Main street, corner OF lltn street,
Grand supply Of Ladies' Cloaks, Broche shaWis,
Neyenille' Shawls, and other wrappings, opening
q5th and 18th October. w .
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~- SPREAD THE TRUTH.-some
medical men insist that It is undgnided to adver-
tise 8 remedy, however valuable 1t may be- queer
reasoning this. 1t Is like saying that an artlcie
which the world needs should be hid in corner
that beneftsand blessings may be too widely on
fused-that the means of protecting and restoring
health should be close monopoly, and not Access
sible to all. The argument is bad. 1t Is worse
than that It is tnhuma7a. Suppose HosTETTEk's
STOMACH B1TTERs-an absolute SPECIFIC ior o!s-
neps,a. biliousness, and nervous debility,-had
never been known beyond the repertoire OF the Ia,
entity. what wonld have been the consequences
instead Of curing and invigorating millions, the
GOOD effects of the preparation would have peen
eeonSped to a comparative few. There Is tue hlgn,
oct authority for saying that light shouid nor pc
nnSer a bushel: that whatever Is exceilent snouiu
ba nIaced as CITY on q hill, where ali men Cttn
fake coenizauce Of 1t. 1t Is upon this prllGIpie
that the Bitters have been advertiser anu country
TO be advertised In every newspaper OF any protiu
nence in the western hemisphere, ana tnat tne
Spontaneous testimonials In It's favor naSe osS ~,
Translated into.all written languages:
I'M on beds of sickness If the newspapers 0ad not
s,Tead the truth NTH regard to this ttneqttdted ~
yffnorG1ai and corrective far and VIDE. o1ppqsSI
nrofit has been reaped from this publicity. Is thm
any argument against 1t? If the pubic neailn nus
been protected If lives have been saved; IL Tue
feeble have been strengthened aud Inc SICK re,
stored 0redt good has been accoLapttsReni anu III,
who so mean as to grudge to exertlons lnsS =, "
rected their fair reward! oc %t-eooi"""''
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assges III. SaevE1s
~. SECOND OPENING OF FALL
We q Day GOODS. A

80, ons,,tps INV STYLES OF DnE Es5ss,
aoops tust out, consisting 10 pars 9.
sEPINGLAIs, vAEDY KEs y tisI Lssp isSt
sEDAERi
EMpHEss CLoTH BIS In all colcrs
entirely new S.
pnps pfAIDs, DELA1NES, &C. us !,
Tna I! celebrated BUFFALO, BgAF fti :gt su
!" - GRAND DUCHESS ALPAGAs;
BLACK SILKS; -, .r,y. q.
nLoaKs. BRocHE and other sHAW w %
n sSs BALMoRAL SKIRTS ss only Soc;
Good LTNsEYS at i2sc.; :, "a, f,r t,,a
S TSe ,,eas DOMESTIC GOODS in the city f'fln'
1o4 rOTjNTERPANEs at sL7s;
afI.wooI, FLANNEL ut 2ec.;
TAnIEs, HhNDKERCHIEFSa at &c. 8,
|GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &C.;
SooDs FOR MEN AND BOYS, nj Zoc.
s.os Ernbroideries, White Goods india,hno.
hs- Cloth for infants; Towels Ladies anu
Irr,o,a, ana Linen Shirts and Drawers
o., saeo rar1atan GO WATERPROOF oioth on,y ?.
80, S,rft,n1 white Corduroy, Velvet anu fsl-
T1ossery. Gloves, Collars, Notions, ana "a
abort, everything found in nrss-css s =
touse. at prices which VIII waaEans ~ nte'0e
every one. 1,a.,noo, eth anda7tb.
RyIANp Fl. NoRYELL, formerly with 4, Sycleo
w n oAaDoZo of Powhatan, late at tne oail-
eorrin store: WE. II. B. TAYLOR, o. II. nam
NAN. Miss ALICE EARDEsrY, and - oHES-
rTr1p are with me, and would be glad TO Dc FAVOR
al with a cali from their frieuds ana the pubic
c25 a. GoLDBACK,i 8o7 Broad street. .
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EREsH ARRIVALS.

The undersigned begs to call the attentlon OF
buyers to his entirely FRESH STOCK OF DRY.
GOODS now in store aud receiving. It Is conf
IDENTIFY believed that no stock superior to it has
been exhibited In this market since the war. II
has been selected with great csre and with special
reference to the wants OF this community.
We invite particular attention 70 the following
lines Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS,
which we are prepared TO exhibit in large quanfi-
ties and great variety:
MOURNING GOODS tofevery descripsion)in
ALPACAs,
BoMBAZINEs,
REPS,
OTT0MANs,
TAMIsE CLOTHS,
MOUSELINS,
MERIN0S, &c.
In DRESS GOODS our stock Is really attrac-
tive embracing all OF the LATEST NOVEL
TIES and win be sold as low rs similar goods can
be bought anywhere.
We call special attention 70 our large acsoft-
ment OF CL0AKINGS In Vel7e5 yeiyeteens'
Cloths, &C. Also, CEoAKS ffeady made and Ii
treat Variety, and magnificent line Of shawis.
CLOTHS and CASsIMERES for men and boys,
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MERINo UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
men;
FLANNELs CALICOES, LINSEYs,
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTToNs
IRISH LINENS,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFsl
GLOVES,
ZEAL and IMITATION LACEE
EMBRoIDERIES, &c.
In fact our stock Is complete in every pssticu.
I lar and we cordially invite m examination by al
In want OF rst-class goods a. the lowest possihs
auures. JOHN n. WooDPIN,
iii Main street.
z. s.-Merchaats visiting this city sre invited 70
examine cur stock and be convinced that We VIII
supply their wants at northern joboing rates.
ae as-.lrn I'm. W0oDfIN.