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Presentation of a Medal 10 Mr.. Clay.

Presentation of a Medal 10 Mr.. Cloy.
The Washington papers of yesterday con-
tain notices Of the presentation of gold medal
TO Henry CLAY, by large number of Cit.
lens OF N. York. The ceremony took place at
the National Hotel, Monday. Messrs. Daniel
ULlmann, Charles NJ. Leupp, Joseph Nj. Price,
Alexander Peckham and Smith J. Eastman.
as representatives OF the Donors, presented the
medal in an appropriate address, which was
responded to by Mr.. CLAY, with much feeling.
lie made touching illusions to the close of his
public life and to the termination of his natural
lIie' which he spoke of as being near at hand.
Ia The holy tribunal before which he was soon
TO appear he looked with composure, and. said
ne, with confidence, that shall be acquitted
OF having ever been prompted in the dicha,ge
OF my public duties, by any mean. sordid. or
selfish ends, or been animated by any other
purpose, than to promote hon or, the prosperity
and glory Of our common country"
The medal is enclosed in silver case, on
which is q view of Ashland. The front of
the medal has the bust of Mr.. Clay, encircled
oy wreath representing Union of the
States. On the reverse is the following in-
aenphon OF the illustrious periods in Dir.
Clay's life:
-. Senate, 1906; Speaker, 1911; War, 1912;
Nnent, 1914; Spanish America, 1922: Missouri
Compromise, 1921; American System, 1894;
Secretary OF State, 1925; Panama Instructions.
81, 80 Farm Compromise. 1888; Public Domain,
1898 and 1884; Peace with France Preserved
1850; Compromise, 1862
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THE SUBSCRIBER

fNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to notify all
i whom it may concern, that he is ill sole agent
for the sale of this celebrated water, and he is
ceiving supplies from time to time, fresh from the
Springs The extensive sale OF this Water has in
duced others who had water OF Alum taste, to pre-
sent it for sale, with the announcement that its
great reputation had induced them to put it up in
barrels, &c. Now, if it be true that Alum Water
has any celebrity, it should be remembered that
the Rockbrdge Alum is entitled to it. for the
that it is thar Water only which has been used
with so much success, the demand for which has
long since made it necessary for the proprietor to
put it up in barrels aud bottles and send it abroad
The practice of presenting one i:le of medicine
for another which has gained high reputation, is as
common as it Is unjust; and il is not, therefore,
matter of surprise that others should desire to
share with the Rockbridge Water in the reputation
SO generally known aud admitted. Thiswa has
been analysed by Prof Rogers, and is known to
contain large quantity Of Iodine, Iron, Alum and
Magnesia.
a The Waters of the Rockbridge Springs have, for
the last twenty i've thirty years. attracted much
attention, and are rapidly gaining the confidence of
che public as one of the greatest Medicinal Waters
we have for the cure of Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Liver Diseases, and all Chronic Affections
of the Liver aud Bowel. 7S
Certificates of its remarkable virtues from per.
sons OF the highest respectability, may be seen a.
| the Columbian HOTEL Richmond, Va, where the
Water can be procured FRESH, at all seasons OF
| the year.
Particular attention will be paid to putting UP
and transmitting to any part of the Union such
quantity as may be ordered.
Barrels containing "a gallons, SO 90
Halt barrels, containing Is gallons, . 90
Bottles, per Dozen. 90
Per gallon. so
~ All orders must be accompanied with the
CASH. or responsible name ofsome person residing
in the city. Address.
JOHN H. SEAYREs,
Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va,
Sole Agent for the United States
ia 2S-dltwl2m
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} GRAND STATE BALE!
MILITARY AND CIVICl n
] At the Richmond Theafre. s

G.rA II sufficient number of subscri- 20
bers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that illustrous son Of
Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, viii be celebrated
by Grand State Bali to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February esd in a
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit
messed in the State.
The building to besuperbly decorated, the see.
merry taken out, the Parquette foored over, and
the whole convertedinto magnificent Ball Room,
capable of accommodating two thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion.
70 Subscription lists now open at the Box Of
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jan24-tf Lessee
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Sales of Stock Saturday, In Norfolk.
DRIvArE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME

L CO. may be consulted, confdentialy, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Sweliings, en-.
largements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs well as to renovate
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office ON Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond, Virginia fe 9
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NAVIGATION OF TILE QUO

a meeting was held at Pntsburg, Monday,
On .he subject Of the improvement OF the navi.
saiion OF the Ohio. A committee was ap-
po,ntea 70 nemofialize Congress, urging the
construction of an additional canal around the
Falls at Louisville, TO nceet the wants and in.
eieaslng demands of business.
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EXCHANGE coNcERT ROOM

- -
A MOTHER GRAND MUSICAL FKsrI.
respectfully announces thst BY the urgent REQUEST
OF great number of distinguished isinilies, She
has decided to delay her departure and give one
GA FRIDAY EVENING, l3ih inst., at the Excbsnse
Concert Room, on which occasion she will - "A
sisted by the eminent Vocalist,
Mad'lle. Amalia Patti.
From the Aston Place Opera House, New York,
n1lsla Hauser,
The Great Pianist Director and Conductor,
MAURICE STRAKO6CH,
Toe eminent Pianist and Composer.
The Programme win contain Gems from the
great Masters Of Sacred, Classical and Popular mu
sic, and viii be the most interesting and varied
ever offered In this city. sSaseas
MAD'SELLE TERESA PARODI win sing for
The first time in Richm md, the famous Aria 81
know that my Redemer iiveth," from Handles
masterwork, "The Messiah" in English.
The beautiful Romanza, "Robert tot que jaime,n
from Robert je Diable by Meyerbeer, in Greek aud
the celebrated Drinking Song from ala Tempes.
MADsELLE AMALIx PATTI win sing the ia
vorite Ballads, "i.ast Rose of Summer" and "Com.
PRoGRAMME-PART 1.
/. Grand Fantasia, on airs from stLucia di Lam
mermoor," composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch. @
g. "Oh vert thou but my own lore" beautiful
English Song, sung by Mad'selle Amalia Patti
j. rdntdsia on llHeS, ny DOutzettit SoHlpOSeu anu
executed by Miska Hauser. ~
4. 81 know that my Reedeemer Liveth," from
Handers "Messiah" sung in English by Mad
selle Teresa Parodi.
sefta PART u.
l. "'Tis the last Rose of Summer" sung by Mad
selle Amalia Patti
Q. ala Ramapanela," Cappriccio Di Concerto,
composed and executed by Mska Hauser.
3, "Robert tot que Jaime" sung in French by
Mad'selle Teresa Parodi.
4. Duetto on airs from s'Cuiaume TELL" for Piano
and Violin, executed by Maurice Strskosch and
Miska Hauser. nss
5. Duetto from Mozart's Opera, ole Nozze di Figa
TO-" sung by Mad'selles Teresa Parodi and Anna
| liza Patti. SO tz
tsss ssl. PART ILL., ISL
!. sThe Bird on the Tree" Capriccio written for
Little Children, composed and executed by Mis-
ka Hauser 81 81
2. "Comin' through the Rye, a favorite Scotch
Ballad, sung by Madsel Amalia Patti.
3. The famous Drinking Song, from ola Tempes.
ta," sung by Mad'selle Teresa Parodi s7e5i
4. THE Carneval of Venice" composed and exc
cuted by Maurice Strakosch. 49,
5. Duetto from Donizetti's grand Opera Maria Pa
dilla," sung by Madsele Teresa Parodi and
Amalia Patti 80
| Tickets of admission 81. To be had at the
principal Hotels, Book and Music Stores.
Doors open at half past s o'clock. Concert to
commence at halfpast o'clock. 5a.
| H No more tickets will be sold than the room
| can comfortably hold. a5s fe 10-lt
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L7tsU ECIt0H % Ugt dIUTIuYe UJttN MUS.
PR3yIDENcE, X. /. Feb. g. The large wooden
mill at Axbridge, owned by Edward Seagrave was
entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday night, with
its valuable contents machinery, tock, dc. 1t
was occupied by Messrs Stien e. Sesgrave and
insured at the Worcester Mutual Insurance Com
pany for $1,000 and st another Worcester office
for "a (01
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NEW YORK MARKETS. February j

NEW YORK MARKETS, February To-
CorroN-Sales of 5000 bales Upland strictly
middiipg at 81 cents New Orleans 81 cents. FLoua
Sales Of 90 900 bbs. common Southern "a 80;
common State, o. IS; fancy Western "a SO to
IS IL. WHrAr-l5,000 bushels Southern red at
ITO cents; 5000 Southern white lis cents Co1N
"A, 200 bushels prime mixed So to 10 cents.
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4rr;rol of Lc- Rouod IlssseIs

PHILADELPHIA, Feb9.-The steam hip City of
Manchester reached the city this afternoon, having
been detained in the river three weeks by the ice.
The ship Clinton, and the bfigs General Worts,
and Augusta Everhardt have al3o arrived.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
GIVE BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY

1--WE BUILDING LOTS In SIDNEY
L FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request Of
the owner, win sch on SATURDAY next, the
l4th inst, commencing at half past o'clock p NJ,
upon the premises, five building LOTS in the
pose q On s.ies5
of the usual depth, aud are located In section in
which property is improving in value in a remark
able degree. Terms at sale.
fe 10-eodtds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
trustee, will sell, on WEDNESDAY next, the 18th
nst., at the residence of John v. Hardwicke, ESQ.,,
on Och, near Leigh street, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. the stock of household and kitchen
Furniture in said house, consisting of such arti-
Terms cash.
fe 10 JAMES M. TAYLOR. 4,
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a LARGE LOT OF SASH AND BLINDS
"A AT be sold, ON SATURDAY,
the 14th inst, at u o'clock at the American Hotel
Stables large lot of city made Sash and Blinds,
suitable for tine houses, viz: oxl0 1ox12 lox14 lar
IL, l3x20, 14x20, 14x22, &c. go ~
TERms.-Sums under $50, cash; $50 and upwards,
4months credit with negotablepaper satisfactorily
endorsed. = = ssgs u 3 s Il ~ s5s Z a q
fec w. G.
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Asst NOTICE BEFORE CLOsINC,

IL We have now on sale the residue of our stock
of Dress and Fancy Goods embracing first rate
styles Printed Hernannes, Silk Alborines and Gren.
edines Plain and Fancy Barages and Tissues Print
I'd Jacone;s, French Cambrics and Ginghams, Rich
Parasols, Embroderies, Laces, &c
Also, fair assortment Rich Fancy Silks Fancy
Deains and Cashmeres, numerous styles Rich Vest
ngs Cassimeres, Linen Drillings, &c, all of which
we otter at considerably less than New York cost
only few days more - =.
fe 9-h WARREN. FARISS a. BROWN
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MO. JO2 -sUPERIOR

NO. 1O2 OREVER-S UP Il Il @ II
lN READY-MADE CLOTHING-Store en-
larged. stock increased, styles improved
and prices reduced.-The stock of ready m ade
Clothing now on hand No. l02 is much too large
for this season of the year, and the subscribers are
determined" to reduce it before the first of Febru-
airy, in consequence of having ''very heavy pay.
be raised, and the Goods 'shaH' be sold, if those
who are in want will only give us call. Over
Coats OF every variety of style and price, various
styles winter Frocks fine and medium Dress
Suits, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &c
de % KEEN. CHILEs & BALDWIN.
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tremendous Hurricane.

NE" ORLEANS, Feb. 7th.-The brig Her.
CUES, Just from Vera Cruz, reports thai n
sio'en' hurricane commenced there on the 10Th
ut and continued for two DAYS. Nine vessels
"ete afiVeh from their anchorage and stranded
on 9 HE rocks, including the Aneric an baroues
hosaatia, aud q. wilson; American scbr.,
inot' Summers and Robt. Sheldon ENGLISH
nEngs sultan, Green, aud others-Me xican,
rlench and Spanish. Several other vessels
'aaatoaly escaped, including the Spanish
steamer Aeptitrle. ''s''
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Arrest on Charge Of Wandering Young

Z Lehman.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9-Solomon Baer has
been committed to prison to day on suspicion
ofbeing concerned 10 the murder of young Leh-
man. He was offering spectacles for sale SINH.
lar to those contained in the boys box. Anoth-
er man in company had razors and rings, but
he escaped
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BALrIMoRE MARKErs-FEn<

FLOUR Sales of 5000 City Mills and Howard, at
S4,25 Market firm WHEAr-Sales Of 5000 bush
els-Red 90 to 93 White 90 to los. Conn, So TO
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HARPs, STRINGS, MUSIC, &c.

I +. BROWNE informs his friends that he
Dc will visit Richmond about the 18th Of February
He1swill have few very fine Double Action
HRrps, and will be happy to attend to any orders
he may receive, or for repairs &C., at Mr. H. Tay-
lors Piano and Music Store, I6c Main street. oppo-
site the Banks. J.F BROWNE,
fe9-ts AKA 295 Broadway New York
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.arrira,of The Spanisk Cons III at Ner or
leans.
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. 9.

The Spanish Consul LABoRDE, who Vas 80
rudely treated by the mob in thiscity last sum-
mer. has arrived in the Spanish man-of-war
Colon. The Spanish flag was saluted from
the United States Barracks as the ship ap-
pr cached.
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>, nossuiI vas, on Saturday, presented
20 me Hungarian Association Of Columbus.
Da'o, aud aiade Il speech. The society ndon,
.ea resolutions in favor of national interyen-
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Table Of Rates, No. 9. ast
Those not drawing for the FIRST weeks sickness.
s2 pr yr draw e3pr. VIZ s5pf u ar ~ 5oprw'k
sos i:s 675

Those over fifty years Of age win BE- charged Is
sion fee win be charged, in addition 10 The above.
the first year, and must be paid o. the tme OF an
phcation and the 6rst years deposit within thirty
days.
liams, Lancaster N. H Hon. A. r. Stephens, noc1-
land, N Y Dwier & Barber, Western Hotel New
York City; Robbins Brothers, Draper, TIL g
Bacon, New York City His Excellency John Hub
Newman, PHILADELPHIA Philo F Wilcox, Presi-
dent Chicopee Bank, Springfield, Mars; Albert
Morgan, President Agawam Bank, SHnsfe3a
Mass. u sesssss.s1ss 81
s. A. WILBUR, s
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
" A few Agents wanted Apply It the ofnce.
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TOLER & COOK, GENERAL AGENTS

1NOLER 81 COOK, GENERAL AGENTS
L AND COLLECTORS, CORNER OF MAIN ANT
l4TH STREETs-Attend to hiring out negroes, rent
the State, and in Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New Y ork and Boston, through their agents
in those cities. And they would ask general atten
tion to the fact that they prepared to furnish
number of Carriages, Barouches, and Buggies, Of
the latest styles, with harness complete, upon the
most favorable terms Orders left at their Office
will be given prompt attention.
GEORGE w TOLER,
sc 95 JOHN r. COOK
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

HOUSE AND LOT Ar ROCKETS
III ANDaPOPLAR STREETS FOB SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wi be sold on MONDAY AFTER.
NOON, the 10th February, 1852, upon the premi.
ses, commencing at o'clock, the large framed
Building at the corner of Rockets and Poplar
streets, of which the late Robert C. Wasley died
seized. The lot fronts 66 feet runs back on it's
western line 100 feet TxRMs-Onethird cash,
salanae at and IL months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed, or title
withheld. lfe III w, GODDIN, Auct.
TWO TENEMENrs ON 3RD. BE.
j TWEEN BROAD AND Ora CE STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTfON.-Will be- sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th February,
1882 upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
two old framed tenements on the west side of Bird
street, between Grace and Broad streets. fronting
about IS feet, running back SO feet. Terms--One.
third cash. balance at three and six months for ap
proved endorsed negotiable paper, interest ad led
fe9 w. GODDEN. Auctioneer.
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WILKINS.
H. d. sANxAY,


BOOKSELLER, StafiOner and BoOkbfnder.
III A4lNG taken the Did established stand, foy.
= I inefiy occupied by Suinn g. Palmer as a
bookstore, No % West Main street, Richmond,
one door above the agricultural store of VIM. Pal
mer, Esq, has re commenced his business as Book.
seller, Stationer and Bookbinder.
His stock will embrace the usual variety of
school, Classical and Professional Books and Mis-.
ceiianeous Literature every variety of Stationery
ootn plain and ornamental, used in the counting
mouse and at the escritor; merchAnts' Account
Books, OF every description; Record Books for
county courts. His Papers have been selected
with great care, and consist of the best quality of
the cheaper kinds of Foolscap and Letter Papers.
Tracing and Drawing Papers Of all sizes and eyery
description of articles used by engineers
bookbnding In all its variety of elegance and
neatness, executed with promptpess.
Merchants Account Books fAd Record Books
made to order, of the very best materials
Librarisns, publishers of books and gentlemen
plain or elegant style.
Z. D. s, in presenting himself to the citizens Of
Richme nd and Virginia for their patronage, eana-
dantly trusts that bis old frends who have hereto
tore sustained him during long series Of years,
wiii at this time, extend their kind aid Ia prosper
ing MS re-esfablishment In business de % Z
RAkGAiNs IN CLUTHlN6.--Tne sub
scrlbers being DESTROYS TO reduce their stock
as much as possible before purchasing for the
spring trade, are Offering their fall and winter.
gooas at unusually lop prices. for cash Among
tneir assortment may be- foun Over Goats Of va
r.oes styles and qualities, Frock and Dress Coats
guinness Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
cntrtsy Drawers and almost every other article OF
genfiemen's apparel Persons wishing to pur-
chase are requested to call at No. SO, Main street.
io ]. 3, HENDERSON, 4 co.
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EU1NIIUnB 1on nALn ,~-A e6ussuu
vhohns ben buandisG - 49, e 61eue ~
nifure. Il i nearly new ~ Maboclny NJ - ~
dern style. Among o<haf nfS5ezet VII ~ NM d
handsolne Bureau Win tuilct ftseA Wn&GhqL
Preach Bedstead. Sofs, Mat.6 Feslher ~, Cek-
pet, SC. 81 -
The sale win take place q Mn Jen1dns, DondIsn-
House, corner Of Franklin and III strcees Wk0-
NEsDAY morning the llfh inst, 4 10 o'c3oohr.-
Sale cynductedb by 50. : S. 81
fe 10 ]. n D. PAYNE.
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A En.e.x
Prnc;ns, of The Nev Vol ~ ~ s. vs.ss
gerv and Pronristnr nf The E.x Ia r,n.rv a 49,
street, Philadelphia-the only Iustitusim II -
world devoted erclu sivelv - he frsss,s.st - r..
IN NJ 70 Of Ricbmnnd win ~, ~
has been IN o35|9nncasion thsf IS hss = co.
pliance with their special reouest. made srrsm3e
msnl. to spend few dsy. n ibis city sad mas $
Ssh and 9TH streets. until The 18th of Fe6rusrS.
Deafness, Noises in the Head. and sll disseyre.
able discharees from the exte, nal sar sueeiiv M
oermanently removed. without csusine - 49,
pain or inconvenience; and he viii guarantee 5
cure in ell cases where malformation does not ex-s
Hours OF attendance-from = e o'eicch daily.
Infteen years CLOSE ana a.most undyioco ~
tennon 20 THIS 0rsnca o. speclsi pracuee ma ena-
bied MN 20 reduce n's treamens @ sacn 4 os(xes
| stinate cases yield BY steady adherence p Ia
means PrescrlDeo: =. ...s.......s -.
The following testamo os. ere saenitted Win
nation lid professional ouali6catious are hed 81
some Of the nost distinguished medical men 6 tbe
country. - = 80
| al have had the nleasure to rneet M H.v4le. 4.
practice. and have been ied 3 form fsvorShie
an;nion ~ his characfer both Is the nrofesscn ed
| az . 'penfleman.s ". PARKER N. 10
| = profeasor NJ anrgerv. Ge
.a,ed ~ tbose who nscs tteselvss nn;Sr 81.
Professor of Anatomy, ke.
| From my intercourse with Dr.. Hartley, Il ay0
found his department correct and gentlsnanly.p
VALENTINE hOrT. =. D.
i favor of the treatment adopted by Dr. hr3ey,for
the cure q deafnesa Ines ppnc:non 2 nnsassa-
ca oy pam or inconvenaence, and ~ Taests s,noae
mstsnIAne0es- =, ~ e. s. nAnDzkAs.
Counseioi = Law, - SlsMpeIs eIseea =.
we have Known several ceaee @ psfuel os.1-s
ness treated By him with the most happy results.
| Dr his sclenulc genuem,an,, 49, ano ear ptoouc1
numerous testsmoniae Of me- snlh.y ena snececsM
i this 6iss:Sult branch Of the Medical fFpfessiea
"Persons afflicted BY diseases Of tie ear. are 70.
M 90 Arch 49, ~ s ~. =. "a IT 49,
Gated professionsi rnsn. sn hsvins "A rs.sic'.is
ATTENTION to diseases afecfinr hes IN & ccs
from his sIi and expesiencs bssssr mssss y -.
by phvssasa Il n1so
Di,pnseh fse-.sSss
II EADY MADE CLOTHIMG At cost
49, - lsrge supply q ysercosts, 5nssns.s Co.
spring e aYEEMAk's No. e Main street Thsss
for themselves. e am ds.srmi.sa e clog: caa
my winter goods &C COST and no Uiseahe. Coma
one, come al. and gu win find the cheapest elcth-
ing ever sold; Ct W nam street. - 5000.
Jaas-d.lsE- Z. aYNEMAn. i
PaopUcr ArsD s. S - s. u . s.
General Commission Nfernhanfn
No. IS 5. CAV street near he head al nisS 9 boek1
BALTIMORE. -
fHAs n R0SHER nj GEO n vtTEaflw
&c 7-d6ms 7~s - 81 $50 80
:, -; :, ~ = q,
.s: :s:s :; :s s. 3:
ss ss '' cen. ssss' C q
sizes, g SUIT me ys - s.s 800. 4. r.ss
err :, ssns enc f y osn e sas pscy
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DUkLAFS.--3b ales tor sale by
~ fel0 DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO.
bier Drainers, good article, for ssle by
fe5 b. N. ZIMMERMAN.
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VIRGINIA sIANUsACTUREs.-The

VIRGINIA MANU- fACTURES.-The
public is informed that the undersigned have
no connection with any commission house in this
city for the sac of Iron aud Steel, manufactured
at their works.
Blacksmths and artif GERS using Bar, Band
Hoop, Horse Shoe or Nutlron, may rely upon pro.
curing, at our works, articles in their line of the
hest quality and at satisfactory rates
Wrought work of every escripdon--inciuding
Spikes, Bolts, Plates, Nuts, Washers, &c &c, fur
lished at short notice and at the lowest prices
ia 20-d&wlm* TOMPKiNs e. GWYNN.
NERMACELLl AND MAGGAHOaL-
fresh supply at nine-penee per ID by the
box ten cents. HULST &c KING,
fec Old Market, ard 2s2 Bread ST.
JUST RECEIVED few hhds. VI snlsa Hams, wnlch
we are retailing at II cents perlb
HULST 81 KING,
fe2 Old Market, and 232 Broad st.
WHITE BEANs.-i0 bDls tor SAFE 0y the
" bushel or quart. Also small Invoice of prime
Butter, per New York. HULST & KING,
fe2 Old Market and 232 Broad st.
SPIRITs TUKPEN TINE 0i Barrels
fea o. A. sTREcKER.