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assert buntly, that there is, originally dspropor.
ton ofinteect bet seen one animal and another of
the same species ;still there is rule which in
trudes itself On observation and opens the dstinc-
ton. A man who prides himself in the preserva-
uen OF the main features OF human attraction, has
credit at least for one conservative quality,
the hair as an example.-whereas. he who neglects
every point Of personal appearance, has nome
Those who would conserve or improve the appear.
celebrated Hyperion Fluid for the hair, his Hebe.
aiono for removing eruptions of the skin, an his
Amole Shaving Compound, the most delicious
article yet known for that purpose.
For sale by SEABROOK Z REEVE,
J fe IL IFS Broad Street
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CEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED By MRS
u B. B. NORRIS, BALTIMORE-Which il de-
cidedly the best article yet introduced for tho
cure of Bronchitis, Consumption of the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Affec-
tons, Piles, &c. Price 81 per bottle, which lasts
from six to eight weeks.
Recommendation.
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) az an excel
lent preventative curative in the first signs of
bronchial affections, diseases of the lungs and
alec a. very valuable tonic. ass b
Yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, NJ. D..
Home Testimony.
DR.. William C-'Crump, Dentist, of this city, has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs for
the astve or six years, and has tried almost every
article recommended in his case, without any real
benefit When the Cedar Tar was. advertised for
sale in this city, he purchased bottle and iume-
dately derivedbenet from its healing dstrenath.
ening properties. At the time he commenced d.
King It, he was very low, inasmuch that he was
Obliged to give up his Office for practice. He ID
now SO much relieved, that he 10 able to attend to
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes to be fully restored. Dr. C. has
kindly volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others might be benefited. There are
others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who can be referred to- besides a number
OF Physiciansi in Baltimore, who are administering
it in their daily practice. =
For sale In Richmond by
p. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street, -
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
u Call and see certificates of cure. ia
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RIcHMOND.

ARRIVED ! -----
schr Gallego, Nelson New York, merchandise.
to D. Currie. 2Sak Hlss SIS -
!. s S g Richmond. New York, merchandise,
master.
SAILED,
Sehr Haxal, Layfeld, New York, merchandise,
to ID. Curiie. =
BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-CPd, barque Baltimore
Phillips, Richmond
NORFOLK, Feb. l7.-schr w Corner, Shelly
from Richmond; sloop VIM King, Tyrer, from
Petersburg.
NEW York, Feb. 1e-Arr'd, sehr Rodman
Price, Chambers, Fredericksburg.
Disaster.
The brig Charles Henry, before reported ashore
at the Sand Bridge, was from Wilmington, N G.
w!tha cargo OF pine lumber, bound to Richmond
Va. She sprung leak at sea and was run on shore
70 save the lives of those on board, but the mate
was drowned in attempting to land in the boat The
remainder of the crew were saved. survey wen,
down yesterday and condemned the brig, and re
commended that she be sold.
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MARKETS

NEW York, Feb 49,
CoTToN.-2,500 bales sold this day. Prices steady.
at former quotations.
FLopR.-loooO barrels changed hands, State and
Southern to 5l2
WHEAr.-White, 100 per bushel.
CoRN--Yelow, 20 cts per bushel.
BALTIMORE, February 10.
FLouR-aoOo bbls. Howard Street sold to-day at
o. so.
WHEAr-Red 90 to es twhite looalO6 per
bushei.
CoRN-Yellow 81; White Sc cents per bushel
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AUCTION SALES J
FUTUkE DAYS.


- Z ~ HfSEs III -, - :. <
BY 3. y. MeEzUGHT. z=77777
EAnnIKH yOHN.z-NOTicE.-Ths ,cslssrs-
al. , - yask csllsd Farmer Johu,r havs for
n se'ss - that time. he Win Be sols It public aas
p = AZ ocisck. q the Horse Auctioa Matt ~
u1sm 2 Davis. Auctioneers.
N.B. Farmer john j. =! 8 Z ,n mcnAG y H.
el Inc csfol.ne Ihavs fun particulars, ma viii
- s -. ~ gve every information with regard
e. IA - ana s1mes L. r. Mem
BIZ WELL1NGTON G0DDIN.
OTIS AT PORT MAYO, ROCK Rrrs
TUESDAY afternoon the cath Febrnarv sss so'a On
the premises, commencing ut III o'eiocE ssSe 80,
building Lots at Port Mayo below Rockies. 49,;
ing the brick yard of Mr.. F. 8. WalthslI Tenn
one-half cash balanceat four months for approved,
endorsed, negotiable paper.
fels w. GoDDIN, Auct
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th.
FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON--w be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 2Gth February,
l65 upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
two framed dwellings, on the east line of 6th be.
tween Cary and Canal streets, occupied by Messrs.
Thomas suter and w. H. Suter- The lots front
together Sd feet, extend in 80 feet Besides
the two dwellings, there is ON the premises a large
brick machine shop. Terms accommodating, snd
W. GoDDM, Auc.
Republican win copy. fe Is
TWO SMALL TEN MENTs ON 10TH
STREET. SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be sold on SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON, the 2ist February, 1859,
upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock, two
small framed tenements, on the east line of 10th
street, between Byrd and Canal streets, Opposite
| to Mills FactoryO each OF which rents for $64 per
annum. Terms-4 months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper, interest added-the
purchaser to pay the taxes for the present year.
~ Times will copy. fe ls1dsds
- DUvAL's ADDlTION-Whereaa, sale OF
certain real estate, owned by Alfred Mitchell, was
| made at public auction on the 9th day of June
1871 and the notes for the last payments given by
the purchasers having become fully due, and been
protested at Bank, and still remain unpaid the pro
perry viii again be sold at public auction, on
| TUESDAY, the oath February, 1852, at four
| O'Clock, being the same property which was for.
merly occupied by said Alfred Mitchell, near the
residence of Joseph C. Wingfeld, Esq.
| Sc l2 JAMES T. SIJTTON In
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
L By virtue of "a deed of trust executed to me
on the goth day. of December, 1850, BY James
Simpson and wife, for purposes therein named
which was recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Hastings for the city of Richmond, or
the SIN Day OF January 1851 shall, at the reques
of the beneficiary in said deed, sell at public auc
ton, on MONDAY, the 23rd day of February, 1852
at the hour of o'clock, on the premises, the rea
estate therein described, being lot of Land abou
acres, near Bacon's Quarter Branch, known a
+" FerneyhoughS Tannery," and also small Farm
about one mile north of Richmond, recently occu
pied by the said Simpson as his residence, com
mencing at O'Clock, P. NJ, with the sale Of the
| Tannery. JAMES T, SUTTON. In.
fe IL Trustee
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Kossuth B., 81,
Horrible Fra,rtcide

,,, NINcINNATI, Feb. l6-The great Kossutb han
Aue' VIII take place upon next Saturday eyeninp
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STATE BALL.-Cards of admis.
S>-a-a sion can be obtained of the following
gentlemen, who compose the Committee of Invita-.
ton, viz:
VIM Richie RW Allen
Or + Gooch Jacob Ezekiel
Capt ID Richardson DR. R X Taylor
John Regnauit Samuel I Bayly
Capt R Scott VIM G Ferguson
Or James Dove Major T P Au .ust
Marmaduke Johnson John M Patton Jr
Cadds 3 Luck
Also at the Office of the Theatre, the Anne ricau,
Exchange and Columbian Hotels, and Powhatan
House.
ie 2Q-4t WILLIAM L. MAJJLE
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~ DR.. Roses Pain Curer.-The most
wonderful medicine for giving instant relief to all
pain, external or internal is Dr. Roses Pain Curer
For sale at l2i 25 and so cents per bottle, by
fe IL PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.
E The Athea@um.-The Rev. WILLIAM
H McGUFFEY, d. D, Professor in the University
OF Virginia. viii lecture stthe Athen@um on Tues
day and Thursday of this week. Subject Of the
scond, The Immortality of the Soul" M "a
No postpo0ement ON account Of weather. s
Doors open at 81 o'clock lecture begins at a.
Tickets 25c-for sale only at the door.
fe l6-d4ts Tie Committee on tke ztlsaexm.
H 4 CURE AL PAIN FOR lNI1.3
CTS.-YO euro DOLORES, ~ the spanish cay.
DR.. Roses wonderful Pain Curer viii cure almost
Immediately, Corns, Rheumatism, Chilblsins,
Toothache, Sweiled Face, bad Colds, Bruises,
Sprains, Chotic, Pains in the Back or Limbs,
Cramps, or Pains In the Stomach or Bowels, Sore
Thro.f and stiE Neck. Every person shosld have
bottle BY them. Price 12i and IS cents, to be had
of PURCELL. LADD T. Co, Adie & Gray, O. A.
Strecker, Gaynor & Wood, Bennett 4 Beers. R. B.
Dnval, A. Bodeker, and J. Blair 10 Pits
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.,
~ UIINI.OR. nG0Ne1IRR

ny DUNLOP, 11ONcURK = CO.
--~.- .ss f1tS1xFETkYfE
rAnGO .sALE or SUGAR AND MO.
" LASSEe ut AUCTION, AT ROCKETT6-
On FRIDAY. the 10Th INST, commencing q IL
oclock We win sch u our wharf, 4 R1xkefesy ths
cargo ofthe brig Money Plaisted, from Afsskspss,
2ls bids. Sugar, ranging from hne 10 ehoiss
900 bbls. prime DIsInsses. $
ALSO
$50 bags Laeuayra CefTee.
~ hnds. Cardenas Me1asscs.
TxnMs-Under el00, cash !; over 4l00, months
credit for approved negotiable paper. -
Il Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
Re ~ AuctioneefS s
ny WELLINGTON GODDIN.
FRAMED BUILDING, NO. les. BROAD
street, for Sale at Aucsion--ypin be sold.
On FRIDAY afternoon, the 10Th February, 1854.
Upon me premises, commencing Ut ~ O'Clock, tho
named Building, No. l63, Broad Street now occur
p'so " Christian Uhde Terms, &c, at sale. II 81
ieio WELLINGTON GUDDIN, Auct.
" EHn DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell
Al ArrCas,O On Clay and Sd Streets FOR SALE
a. y. s I'm -Will be sold on FRIDAY After.
premises, commencing 1t cicioei. Inst drsir.blv
located and handsome residence, on the corner 81
Gay and Sd STREETS, now in the oeeursrc, ~ ~
Ro. !. Clarke. The lot fronts 80 fs.s e1terds IN
rear $50 feet to an alley The dwsIlpa has 800,
rooms, besides large kitchen, stable carriage home.
coal and wood house, &c, all Of which are nearly
new and in complete order. TERMs-Oue.ihird
cash, balance at and mos for negotiable uotes.
interest added, and title retained till the last not
shall be paid. The taxes and insurance for he
present year are to be paid by the purchaser.
fe IA w. GODDIN, Auct
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SOIREEs MYSTERIEUsEs.
Scientific and Experimental Lectures.

QUEER, CURIOUS, AMUSING.
At Odd Fellows Hall will he Continued arr;no
the week. Mr.. WHITNEY has the honor to an.
nounce brief series of his popular entertain.
ments, as above stated, with numerous striking.
beautiful, astonishing, and amuring experiments
TO THE LADlES.-on Friday Morning, at 10
O'Clock, Mr.. w gives his second lecture to- ladies
only. Admission Free y -a'.e'
Doors open at z, to commence at ~ and close
ung gentleman and lady. fe l9-d3tA
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. l8-Jackson ShiddeIl shot his
i r. 'oert, at Lexington to-day. killing him
instantly. The particulars of The STAR as nun
known "a 'ie onair are I'M
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MOUtmsnts of Kinkel.

LOUISVILLE Feb. l7-Professor Kinkels address,
iio' isI was delivered before large audience
ne SPOKE in Germ an and the speech has NOT vet
oscn translated. He defers making collections till
hossuhs visit. The Professor left to day for
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Benefit and lat sppssriDee 81 the esoIrer, ].
GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
On This Evening, Febfuary 0Osh.
Wnl be produced Grand Ballet Dyertisement
s entitled Ass 936s61
UN JOUR DE CARNIVAL.
Mariquts, Mile. Lola Montex, in which Mons,
Schmidt, Mr.. q w. Smith and Mons Cane Will ap.
pesr-assisted by numerous Corps de Ballet.
Musical Director and Leader, Mr.. J. X. 0ooDALL.
To be followed by the favorite Comedy Of
MY UNCLE AT RICHMOND.
mrs. Irictrac.. Mrs. Potter
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
MAKE YOUR WILLS
Prices of Admission-Boxes, 81; Pit, SOC
Centre Gallery, 50 cents; Coiored Gallery, IS cts
Eastern Gallery, IS cents &c 90
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Later from Chagres.
New York, Feb. 10.
The steamer Georgia, arrived from Chagres,
reports 1900 passengers waiting on the Isthmus
for conveyance to California.
Sixteen hundred men are employed upon
the Panama Railroad, which will be speedily
completed.
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HEAD QUARTERS, lsr REG T. Va. VoL's,3
Richmond, February 18th. 1852 {
ORDERS, NO. 1O.-l. The 22nd of
W February, day of National honor and celebra
M ton, falling in this year on Sunday, the LIST Re
~ giment of Virginia Volunteers will parade in
honor OF this Anniversary on Monday, the 23rd
inst, at IL o'clock, A. M in front of the City Hail.
9. Artillery and Infantry Companies will ap.
pear upon parade without company colors, with
out music, and punctually at the hour designated.
3. The commandment of the company of Artil.
lery attached to the Regiment will cause the Gus.
tomary salute of guns to be fred at SUNRISE noon
and sunset.
4. REsIGNATIoNs AND APPoINrMENrs-Cap.
tain John B. Dantorth, of the Eagle Infantry, hav.
ing rendered his resignation the same is hereby &C.
cepted, to take effect on the 18th inst.
Surgeons Mate Carter P. Johnson having ten.
dered his resignation, the s accepted to take
effect from this date.
DR.. R. Kidder Taylor is appointed Surgeons
Mate, rice DR.. Carter P. Johnson, who resigns
Thomas ], Talbot, of the Young Guard. ia ap.
pointed SergeantMajor to rank from the 18th DC.
tober, 1881.
S. The Eagle Infantry will assemble on the 18th
inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ. at their usual place of
meeting to elect Captain. Major August will su
perintend the election.
6. A Board of Officers will ASSEMBLE at Head
Quarters" Oh Monday, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock,
Pm. WALTER H. HARRISON,
Adjt 1st Reg't Va. Volunteers.
By order of Col. GwYNN. fe l7-TFGM E
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A TC0sT FOR CASH.. D, GOODMAN

AT COST FOR CASH.. d, GOODMAN
- q Co. intending in few days moving in their
l NV store Room, No. 1874, Main street. will now
Dnet tAeir desirable stock of Ready Made Clothing
80, iof cash, IN order that they may open next
ioHth In their new Store Room with an entire
nc" STOCK OF Spring and Summer Clothing All in
aht must very soon avail themselves of the great
0' opportunity for bargains as he time is limited
J. d. GOODMAN a. co,
=, NO ~ Main street, opposite Eagle Square
N. B-We shall, by the 10Th of March, have open
IN our ne" Store Room, No .l3i, Main Street oppo.
sue Eagle square. large and one of the richest
STOCKS OF heady Made Clothing, ever offered to the
people OF Old Virginia. We solicit all who will be
u want TO give US call, and respectfully return our
sincere thanks to our old patrons for their former
liberal patronage.
fe20 IN n sco
EoCOASUTS.-Af few thousand fresh Cocoa.
" nuts on hand, for leby
Ie20 WILLIAMS e. BRO.
Lhi STON CANDLES AND SOAP
:. a l01 boxes landing per steamer Ter sale by
.e ~ JOHN CLAIBORNE.
FAMILY HAMs.-25 obis and rierces nrirne
- small size Hams, expected per steamer for sale
IeD WILLIAMS e. BRO
X EcTlFiED WHIsKEY.-25 bbls. land.
lng, for sale by
RoxEs.--nn hani about IS Packing Boxes,
- winch Will dispose of at low price.
go ABRAHAM LEVY,'JR,
29i, Broad street
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go HOUSE, SIGN PAINTING,
~ AND GLAZING, WHITENING AN d

80 HOUSE, sign PAINTING,
49, AND GLAZING, WHITENING AMI
COLORING WALLS, Corner l4th and
Franklin streets, opposite Exchange Hotel-The
Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
his grateful thanks to the public generally for the
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
bestow On him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches OF his profess
sion, assuring his patrons, and others in the city
and country having work in his line if they wish It
well executed, with good materials at low prices,
they would do much for their interests to give him
call as he 10 in the habit of buying his materials
oy the quantity at low rates for cash; he the, efore
matters himself that in particular will he be be.
hind the times, either to price, beauty, dura
oiily OF workmanship. Any job In his way, OF the
value OF i've cents to thousand dollars and up
wards, will be thankfully received and faithfully
attended to. Alarge assortment Of Window Glass;
which he would be pleased to work up in old and
new sash very low; also, fine lot Of seasoned
sign boards and prepared tins, which he could
paint to order at short notice. 90 per cent less than
such work has heretofore been done. Please give
him call JAMES NJ CARTER.
fe I8-3m
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FOR HIRE.-Two Negro Boys, about 10 or IL
L years of age, apply to r. B. BAGBY
fe 1875 Franklin, near corner of Well 81.
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MACCARONI.-l have Just received { fFesk
lSA lot Of this article, which win zen & low
price Also ffosh figs. ANTONIO pIZZINI.
~ ~ Main Street under CITY no(at
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ADIES' BRONZE GAITERs.-Just re.
- ceived. byexpress from one Of ,hs best n ann.
lecturers in Philadelphia large and beautiful a.
sortmenf OF Ladies' Bronze. Blue, and Black Cal
ters, Tor sale at 0nly u so by
IL IL WIIJJAn wArau
Manufacturer and Dealer Ia Booss. Shoes, Ira
yelling Trunks, vaiises, cspst Bags, &c,
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nISSOLUTION.-Th co.partnersb;n bere.o
- fore existing under the style of LfTMpKiN
d THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutuai GOV rN
cent The name of the firm only used in Honda.
ton. mo yr,,nrI uioa-
February 18th, 1852. JAS. n. THnMnS'
las. ID. THOMAS will continue tbe Dp1rc
BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Franz.
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited
fe l9-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCT
CONVERSATIONAL

WAsHIScroK, Feb. 10.
In SErArE--Resoluiions from the Legisla.
ture.of the State Of North Carolina, against
the increase Of the Tariff, were presented.
The discussion Of the Iowa Land Bill was
resumed.
HousE OF REPREsENrArrvEs.--Th Honse
consumed the day in discussing the Missouri
Land Bill.
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STATIONS OFFICE,

STKATTON,S OFFICE,
Drawn Nos. Kentucky, Extra, No. AZ, Feb 10:
40 65 60 IS 25 16 80 72 IA II 7 Sc IL 10
Ticket Nos. 2 Is 60, sold and paid by
STATION.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, No. Al, Feb. 49,: -
"a 10 re 5 4s 63 IL SO 80 66 ~ 40
For TO.Day.-Kentucky; No. 42-Capitals:
S2O,657. Tickets 3d. fe 20
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AAmen who desire to wear really hne
weli-hnshed and fashionable Hat. are re-
quested TO call promp ly on the subscriber, who
has just commenced distributing the spring style
OF Hat He would also call attention to 4 splendid
assortment OF Magyar, Kossuth aud Hungarian
HAS, just received, and selected personally, and
with view to the tastes and wants of this market
MS spring stock of goods, which 10 the beat ever
onered IN bis line In this market il daily arri ring
ana waiting the inspection Of purchasers
JOHN DOOLEY,
Ic Io--ot 81 81 Main street.
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LEE e BAYLY, Al rOkNEIs a ~
~ LAW--SAMUEL T. BAYLf, NoIAhi
PUBLIC, attends to the taking Of depositions, ~
testing deeds, and other iegaIinsfrumenes, sns :"
th duties generally Of the Office Of Notary.
Offlce on 18th street, and door from Main.
In 31dlms
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~ CAKD.-MOnfague's kIckmOad ID.
rectory for 1854, will be ready for delivery TO
subscribers on or about the Goth inst Those who
have not subscribed can do so by leaving their
names at any of the bookstores, or at the Floyd
House
fe lI-9t w. L. MONTAGUE. !.
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HEAD QUARTERS. 1sT RECT VA VOL,
Richmond, February 10Th, 1852. {
ORDERS NO. Ill. Commandments of
b Companies will see that each soldier is provi.
MI ded with nine rounds of blank cartridges, to fire
~ salute on the 23rd inst.
.. Staff Officers, attached to companies by their
company organization ere requested to parade with
their companies upon every regimental parade or
muster
By order of Col Gwynn
WALTER H. HARRISON.
te 2O-It Adj. LIST Reg't Va. Vols
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HALVES r. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC Particular attention paid 70
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS Of all kinds. O6ace b
the Law Building. Richmond, Va. no "a
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A services to the public in tho various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling. on eth
street., between Broad and Marshall streets. 2nd
door from the corner. noN-6ms
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&WEET OKANGES.-Ih have just received
y lot of this delicious fruit. which recommend Il
families and consumer. Thy are perfectly swee
Come and try at ANTONIO PIZZINl'S
fe l8-6t Under City Hotel.
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a FOR BALLS AND PAR. -
n TIES-Ladies' white Satin Slip
pers; do do Cater Boots; do white Kid do
do do Slippers; do do Jenny Lind's; at the
Ladies' Saloon, 70 Main street.
fc 18 --. WHITE g. PAGE.
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

Tude and BpsiHesv-The stock of Goods
are now ample, ald the amount ofbusiness trans
acting very fair, thou III not so lar e as we have
noticed this season. Dealers, however, seem
well satisfied with their trade, which seems lo-
Ultimate and to promise well.
GrOceries.-ln the Grocery trade, the opera
tons are very satisfactory as a whcle. The
stocks are good and the demand fair. In Sugar
and Coffee, note no change in prices, but
they are very firm at our quotations. Refined
Sa garS have sli shtly advanced, and we have al
tered our quotations accordin gly. Salt has de-
cined and the indications are favorable to still
lower rates. In other leading articles we note
no change.
P'0cisioas-Bacon sides are rather lower,
and we have made our quotations conform to
the current rates. Flour is abundant at our
quotations.
GfoiR.-Corn is in more request, and prices
have advanced little. In Wheat, we nJte no
change in prices.
Ndas-Prices have again advanced, and hol-
ders are looking forward to still higher rates.
Pds.-The supply is greater than the demand
and prices have declined.
FtSi.-Our quotations for Mackerel are for
stock-New command much higher rates.
Er~hrnge- Checks on the North T ct. prem.
Fiughts.-The rates for cotton TO Charleston
are 81 r bale, and Savannah 80 cents. The
river continues in good nav gable condition.