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WHOLESALE PRICES.


WHfAT-70 and 75c for Red and White
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and in demand at ! j to
- cents
PoRK.-None.
BEEF.-We quote by the quantity al 4a5 cts.
FLouR.-Old $3s; New 81
WHEAT.-Red roc; White u cts.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 70a7Jc.
GRAiN.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 10 to A. cents.
GuANo.-BcstP Peruvian $50 To IS per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lump, So; Ground so in Bbls l0t
SuGARs-New Orleans g. a9 cts: Porto Rico to ~
cts. Clarified l0all cts Loaf ID To lo5 cts.
WHisRY-Mourtain 80
BEEswAx.--2l to22 cents.
RurrEn.-fresh in small lots II to II, Firkin dull
12t
BRASpY-Apple 40a45; Peach, so TO 8Jcts.
BAR IRoN.-$75 a80 assortcddnli.
CoFrRr.-Rin IL to Il Laguira II to Mocha
20: Java ID to IL.
COUNTRY LISENs.-Tow Ito l23; scarce and want.
ed Flax 2al Acts.
CoTToN YARNs.-Sules l6al7 cts.
fEATHERs.--35 to SO eta.
Woo1.-oS to 30 cts. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 SD very source.
GINsENG.-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales 81 per Sc lbs
FrsH.--Herriugs, No. /, $84: Halifax No Hcrings,
s6a$7i Shnd. $l3: Muckerel, No. g. IS
T4LLow.-8to 81 cts.-dull.
TAR.-S3.50 per bhl.
HfMP-We quote 81 to &C. in demand.
LEsEED OL.-7Oa7 ,)cts.-in demand.
LARD.-12 to 1913 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon.
n. O. AZ to is cts
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IL OPEN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY, G5 MILES,
On and inter Monday, August 10th, 1852, regular
passenger train will run between Richmond mud Moores
Ordinary, connecting TINT point with fluRg Cos
line of Stages for Burkeve, Fnrmyille, iinnx Court
House, Charlotte Court House, Dauyille, Milton md
GrceEsborough.
Passengers for Lynohbnrg, will stop at the Junction
and connect with FIagg Il Cos Line of Stages
The train will stop Tor passengers only Mt the following
points: Manchester Powhite, Robious, Conl field Tom
nhawk, Powhatnn, Petersburg road, Mattoax Scots
Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke, Jcnnings Ordi.
nary. Hnytokah and Liberty Church.
Le,ve Richmond every day except Sunday nt7 o'clock
A. NJ Returning lcaye Moores Ordinary Mt l5O, 7. Nj.
Children J. md non over IL years OF age, halt
price my points except the two frst-nnmed. Ser
travelling by themselves must be furnished with
passes % that be retninea in the oce and
it be expressly stated the pnss that they per
United tn go the
A freight trim will enve Richmond every Monday,
Wednesday md Friday. The Wednesdays Freight
only going to the Junction
N B-The Stage lenves Moore's Ordinor, eryev Mon.
day Wednesday nnd Friday Mt 1890 o'clock, A. NJ ar-
irving Dnnve ncxt day Mt 81 A. NJ, and ut Greene
borough, 10 =. M, md returning, the ut
the point every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Through Ticket from Richmond to Dnnve-.-... 50
do do do GreensboI % 49,. u
Through passengers not providing Themselves with
tickets will be considered why passengers and cnre
ed increased raie of fire
iy 1-d1c2twt11S JOHN II. OSBORNE, Supt
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
EXCITING NEWS FROM CUBA


NV YoRs. Aug 81.
The Courier and Enquirer of the 2lst. Publishes n
letter from Madrid stating that the Of spnin
is in treaty with the Emperor of Hpyti proposing
cede him the Island of Cuba, fthe slaves all being
emancipaed) condition Tint he will pay annual
tr ute the Spanish government allowing The of its
Navy for transporting Hayden troops to Havana.
Commissioners Ind alao been by Spain tn France
and England, soliciting their corporation against the
alleged rapacity Of the American people il the treaty
with Sououque should not be consummatcd
The Spanish Consul at New York yesterday demand
ed his passports for immediate return to ilavnnn.
Senior E.tampon in whose house quantity of powder
and bas Ind been discovered arrived in the Crescent
City. Hew concealed in the baggage ond dis-
gused friar. He says the conspracies Ind
connection with the revolution that WINS expected
takc place the first of anniversary of Loo
PEGS execution.
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PowUATAg IIougE.

Richmond, March l2th 1871.
The undersigned, Members of the Legislature who
have boarded ut the "PowHATAN HOUSE," during tho
present session, and some Of at several preceding
sessions being about ourn feel called upon by
| of duty place in the hands Of Mr.. CHARLES
l.. DIBRELL, host, testimonial of our kind
gard for him and of high satisfaction with the
iuct and arrangements of the establishment.
Ina House continuing some hundred boardcrs, tmny
he expected That there will be frequent plants. We
lnve pleasure in saying however that not
hat my existed during the winter certainly there Inns
occasion for dissatisfaction. The house is
narkabe for order md quiet The table has been boun-
uly supplied with all the good things of life, and the
ooms well kept.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. have presided over the House wi h
,bty, and have evnced. oil occasions anxious
lcsire to mike their guests comfortable and happy.
rhe assstunsare prompt aud oblgng and the servants
aithful honest and attentive to their duties
Upon the whole, do not believe that agree
.bc Boarding House is to be found in Virginia, and
e shn find it necessary leave it, that he may make
4 location corresponding with his merit.
S. Med. Moore, Geo ID. Happier. VIM. ID. Hart II
Chandler, Thomas Davis, Asa Rogers w. NJ. Amber,
G. +. Brown, Lawrence Roane, Samuel Waits, Adam
Small j. Voolfolk, Thos. NJ Bondurant, John Bnwyer
Calwe VIM. B. Finney, VIM. l.. Boak. J. M Smith, a
r. Holiday, j. w. Breathed J. ThompsonJr Hugh W
Shelley Thomas Robinson, George Stillman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT. BROCKETT
n,ouin fr,tn Low fifia
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RIcn's PRFssuRE CEsTRE-VENT lnos WATER
WHEEL.-Mr. Beattic the agent of the Winter Iron
Works, Montgomery. Alabnma. who has for dnys
exhibited n working model of the above wheel in this
city, gave exhibition of it, Saturday evening. II c
Washington undern head of feet nine inches.
1t operated finely. and W. have full confidence in its
performance of all which The proprctors of the right
claim for it.
Another illustration will be given in front Of the Cnbcll
House to-day ut | o'clock. A. NJ.
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CHEAp GOODs-FOR CAsH.--T ar

~ now receiving large and complete assortment OF
new SPRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
latest and most fashionable varie- ties aud styles I'M
ported this season-whlch offering at unusually
low prices Intending sell for CASH. mean TO be
satisfied with small profits and thereby will make it to
the interest of all to give cal-which most cor.
dially solicit from those having Goods to buy w
promise as many inducements in the why of Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock to pick FROM
rs can be found in any establishment in the State
deem it needless give the heads or branches
composing my stock, my long experience has taught
me the wants ofevery class of dealers Suffice 1t there
fore to saw that feel assured am fully prepared TO
answer the demands ofs-snd ask all to call
pnarch 29-ifrs JOHN IL MEM.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE HALLS.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON LAKE
ERIE-LOSS OF 800 LlVESl

BALTIMORE, Aug 2o.-A Steamboat coils.
ion. attended with great loss of life, occurred
on Lake Erie last night. The steamer Allan
Tic and Ogdensburg come in collision, at late
hour ofthe night, whilst all the passengers on
the former, amounting 10 about 600. were
asleep.
The Atlantic sank few minutes after the
accident occurred. and it is estimated that full
" 800 souls persisted on board of her. Near
ly all the cabin passengers were saved by the
steamer Osdensburg. The largest portion of
those lost were Norwegian emigrants. The
scene after the collision is said 10 have been
terrible beyond description.
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CoNcEnT.--1he onrert which was to have been given
atthe 2nd Presbyterian Church Friday night
in compliment Signor Bora, who for time past
has been importing commendable zeal for the adj
vaucement of musical taste and talent in city was
postponed in consequence of Indictment weather
night when it is hoped there will he full attendance of
citizens, and especially those who enjoy The
sounds of music,--as the Programme invites
rich repast. See advertisement.
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE, LIRER-

l. TY, yA.-The next session of this Institution
will com the LIST of September, 1852. and win
close tho 9TH of July following
The OF study, together with the ordinary Eng
i.h branches will comprise the Latin Creek French
German and Italian Languages Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Those subjects will be tnnght upon extended scale,
and sufficiently thorough to prepare Young for tho
higher classes in tho University Of Virginia
Instruction will be given partly by lectures and partly
by rigid examination the Text books. In tho Ian
gnngcs the advanced students will be required to
furnish written exercises which will consist in tho
version nf Latin and Greek into English, and English
into Latin and Greek.
English Composition will receive early and constant
attention.
This Institution being designed ns preparatory to
the University Of Virginia the system OF instruction,
course of study and Textbook will be such are used
there.
The recently published Grammer of Dr. Gessner Har-
rson will be used the exclusion of oil others for tho
more advanced casses in Latin.
Liberty is situated in beautiful and healthy section
OF country and contains a remarkably moral and ineli
gent population. Young educated there, whilst
exposed comparatively few temptations, will possess.
eminent degree, many social and religious advan-
tages.
Boarding House. for the accommodation of young
pentlemen from distance, will be opened at the Ins-
tuition, underline superinendence of the subscriber.
EXPENSES.
Payable half craBcc, the balance at the end Of the
Session
Tuition in one or oil the studies pr. month - 90
Board, lincluding every thng,) pr. month, 10 90
Eaeh Student will BIO required to pny SO
to furnish the School with wood and repair dam
ages.
Students will be charged from the time Of entrance,
till the end Of the session No deduction will be made
except in of protracted illness.
mug l1--d&ctlS VIM. c. CLAYTON. PRIscIPAL.
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DELL HOTEL. ITBERTF, BEDFORD
- COUNTY, VIRGINA-Thc unde rsigned hnv-
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, that old and ell
know Hotel estahli shment. know the BELL no.
TEL Liberty, "a, offers his services the public for
the patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett. Rendering pleasant und
comfortable in every department
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BAR
with the genuine and best quality of Liquors.
His Stables in excellent condition, well provided
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line of oachcs this pon
riweekly with the Cars of Va. and Tenn r. r., and
Messengers coming from any direction either the Car.
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
Jared to comdate them with meals at any hour
He atters himself, that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy spcnred his part render
his guests comfortable, he will receive liberal shnre of
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
July l5-tsif
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL &2OO.OOO.

Securely INFESTED under tie oDfcial approval Of
The COmptroller orMc State.
OFFICE CORNER OFMAIN$ ASYLUM SITS.
principles and upon the Mutual plan, thus combining
and mike upon any and all conditions apper-
taning to or connected with life risks Of whatever name
o nature,
Policies will be issued the lowest rates of premium
TINT can be adopted and afford requisite security to the
secured and perpetuity the institution
On the surrender of Life Policy the holder will re-
ceive III equitable value in cash
This Company continues TO effect insurance on tho
lives of going California; fair rates ofpre-
mum and grant permits for travelling and for
eign residences equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit of married women,
the Life of their husband, any other person, win
to her separate independently OF her husband
and of the claims of his creditors.
The Comptroller Of Public Accounts, under date OF
Goth of January, 1851, certi6es that
1.-THE Legislature having thrown extraordinary and
unusual guards around this charter for the protection
alike of the Company and the public; the strength abili-
y and well invested capital the institution are in my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company in
this State or Union. (Signed) r. G. PENNEY.
Comptroller of Public Accounts, State of Conn"
The Company is managed and controlled by boara
of Directors who personally interested as Stockton
ders and policy holders in its success
Pamphlets containing rates of premium and informa-
lion in relation to the plan operations, ard all papers
to effect Insurance. may be obtained at the Of
fee of the Company or of any one of the Agents.
A. F. WHITTEMORE. Lynchburg.
June es-w6m Agentfor Virginia.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Mnrkets--Amgust ~.

ToBACCO-Recci onainsrections continue largo.
703 hhds sampled and sold the past week Market less
animated, and prices for nondesciint kinds. shude
lower with sales of Lugs 81 s0a5 81 E; Common
Leaf $3.50 50 Medium do So 50d7 SO Good and
fine Shipping 81 50d9; Good manufacturing Leaf 0
a Is Fine to extra do. do. $l5a3i
WnEAr-70G75 for Red and White.
WM. T SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.--ED-


CpKHNG lSJ2.--The subscriber would most
- respectfully his friends and the public
generally, that he is receiving and opening large
md well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods
10 which he invites the attention of those in want IL
Is useless enumerue his stock but would simply say
lint ii il not surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
lie invites the particular attention fthe Ladies' to his
hen ntul stock of rich Dress Goods KidGio0es, DC.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods in
their line ever exhibited by any house in this place,
md the largest and best selected stock of Ready
Clothing, ever brought this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofcloth'
ing Mt apl 12-ifts DON T. @. PETERS.
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Fish-The transactions moderate change in
prices.
Flour and Meal-The Flour market i. quiet No
change in prices. We quote sales today of 1000 bbs
City Mills s. u Dbl. Nothing done in Howard street
brands. The last sales at 81 dD Dbl. Rye Flour
So 75lDa3 81, and Corn meal So l2a3 18 ~ Dbl.
GRAIN and Seeds-The receipts of Grain to fnr
extent We sales of good to prime red Wheat at
851 9Oc.. white Wheat 90a99c. d bushel. Rye 72a
74c ID bushe Sales Of White Corn 620aG3c; yellow
do. 64a aG5c. ~ bushel. Oats 30034e. fp bushel-
Seeds quiet-no change in prices.
Groceries There's steady demand for Coffee. Sales
of Rio 98o9sc y h. At auction to-day, 100 hhds
Porto Rico Sugar offered 60 sold ut 81 8505 rs v
100 lbs; nso II tierces Cuba do. S. 25a5 So and
45 bbs do sold at - SIS - 100 lbs. Also 10 hhds.
Porto Rico Molasscs offered, 10 sold at 23a24c. "
| gallon. Rice 43c. ~ Ii.
7obacco-A steady demand prices firm.
Ithihy-Soes in hhds. at 22c., aud in bbls. at 23c.
| ~ gallon
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From the Richmond Wing.
Commissioners from Alexandria

"PownArAs HousE.-The complimentary Card, in
regard to the nagcment Of this House must be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor Mr. G. l.. Dbrell,
from the fact TINT entirely voluntary act the
part of the signers-its reception by Mr. d. being the
first inmation of such intention their part, We
can add testimony that Of the gentlemen who
lave paid Mr. d. compliment just in ITSELF and ten.
dered in n manner 3 delicnte." jy 22ts
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OFfIcE oF THE Va. ~ TEss. X. X. %.
LYScnnunG. Ang. 9th. 1852
TIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS COM.
i pany hive ordered requisition of TEN DOL
LARS per shnrc upon the stock which has been
subscribed being the 18th and last instnmsnt payable
on the 18Th day of September.
DeIiLquents will be required to pay interest in n
case. I. q. MORRISON, TREASURER.
~ b. All those persons entitled 10 certificates o Stock
hereby notified, TINT they get them by coming for
ward person, by attorney, producing their receipts
for monies paid and signing reeept for hc certificate
mug l3.wti5Sep L. q. MORRISON.
l.. Republican, BED. Sentinel Ron. Beacon, Wythe-
Vile and Abingdon papers will please copy the above
t Is Sen.
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RO. b. BOILING,
WIN. LOYALL.
NJ. PENDL ETON,
G. w. YANCEY.

The undersigned visitors Mt "Dogger's Springs" du-
ring the present son. md of several pre-
ceding seasons, feel called upon by of duty, to
place in the hands of PA. HATCHER, Esq, Host.
testimonial of kind regard for him. and of
high satisfaction with the conduct and arrangements of
the establishment over which h- presidcs
The place is remarkable for order and Quet,-his
be has been bounfuy supplied with all the good things
Of life, and the rooms well kept
Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher have presided over the premi-
with muci ability and have evinced all occasions,
anxious desire render their guests comfortable
and happy. The assistants a'e prompt and obliging.
and the faithful. honest and attentive to their
duties. pom the whole, do not believe that more
agreeable be found in the mountains OF Vir-
gina; and few better if any, Sulphur waters in the coun
try. From one hundredto one hundred and seventy
five visitors have been Mt the place for the last TWO
three weeks and have hear the first expression
of anything but appreciation.
Geo Stilhnan. Fluvunna; Edwin Is Jeires Charlotte
Ro Boiling. Petersburg; Mark Anthony, jr, Lynch.
burg Edwin w Wood, Martin, Buchanan, Vn;
Henry Exall. Richmond SAINT r Moor. Rockbridge;
A J. Wood, Kana" Ia, Va; & Medley, Missouri; VIM
Kent, Amherst; q W Yancey. Lynchburg; w Crews,
Buchanan; Burk, Thos Mays, James River NJ
Ewing, Bedford John Sncod. Buchanon II Wat
kins, Chcsterfeld; J W Lnirry, Richmond; c NJ Rey-
nolds, Botetourt; NJ C Reynolds, Amherst; a J Ham
ton, Rockbridge; q w johnson, buchanan. Foster,
Amelia w; Kent, Lynchburg Jas Thor1as, Bed
ford w w Crawiey. Charlotte; Shirley. Botetourt
A Rves. Richmond; " Rucker, Lynchburg; Sam
Miller Rockhrdge YIN Loya Norfolk; Il II Gray
Lynchburg: Jno 7 Reynolds, Amherst; Nj Pendeton,
Buchu nam r d Jennings, Lynchhurg; Richd II Burks
James River; Ro Boiling, ir, Jno NJ Boiling Petersburg
Henry Haney, Buchanan.
The undersigned having lived twenty-five years in tn,
neighborhood of Daggers Springs and practising ply
stefan for thirfysix yenrs-nso rcgular visitor tf
these Springs will for the benefit of the communi
ty at large, TINT in Virginia surpasscs it
remedial agent
Given ueder my hand this 18th day Of August, 1852
Aug 17-d&clw NJ. PENDLETON, NJ. d.
ty' Richmond Wing and Examiner copy one week
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Il pTtetOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind aud Dor Factory,
Mn and Machine WOrk,
Iron Turning and Fitting,

Iron Turning and Fitting,
Blackmuhing If all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
nth power, and large variety Of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete esab
ishment of the kind in the Southern States. and
better work and ut cheaper rates, than be
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending TO bnd supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed if requircd) Moudings, Flooring dressed anc
tongue md grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding. Palings and n variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing, Wheebarrows Picks and Bnrs, and other
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber worked
unworked Sowing and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed order
Jan lifts A. NETTLETON, Agent.
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LA IL ....:.;.;.:;l -. !,
Notice 10 Railroad Contractors.
OFFleg Il. TIM. & Va. Il. r. Co.

OFFICE IL. 1ENs. " VA. X. X. Co, I
Jonesborough, Aug. 10, 1852. I
nROPOSALS will be received this office until the
l. 18th day OF September next, for the Graduaiion
and Ndson,y of NIL the sections of thnt portion of the
East Tennessee and yireiniu Railroad lying between
Ioncsborough and Bulls Gap, estimated cost over
tour onsond dollars per. section, embracing about %
sections of heavy wnrk,-the open bridges between
Jonesboroug aud acknowledgement Specifications
and Proflcs, with approximate estimate, of qualities.
aud all necessary information furnished this Office
Payments for work to be made in cash; and the stock
bombs of the Company Proposals. 10 specify the pro-
portion of cnch, aud addressed the Secretary und
Treasurer
bidders must bring the best testimonials.
The country through which the road passe' shcalthy
crops fine, supplies abundant md cheap.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
WM. q. CANNON,
Aug 1877 Sec. j. Treas. T.. r.. T. Va. X. II. 10.
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Richmond Markets August 40.


of Tobacco still full but receipts smaller thnn
weeks ago. quote l.ugs from 81 50Q5 rs;
Lcnf IS soar so; Good ssall Fair Manufacturing
$l2 500 l8 IS; fine ,temmng and shipping kinds rather
lower.
FLOUR-Old So new 81 25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rutes 85G195 cts.
CORN.-Market supplied; 60a62 cts
CORN O80c-per bushel.
OATS-374 040 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FISiI-Herrngs, No Cut 81 90, Gross $3.50
500 Roe 81 90; Mockerc No B. $50; No. 9, sl04-
No. |, Sill Shad $40 1880
LARD-BbIs. l21 cts. kegs l31al2. Pals 131c
BACON is firm and without change in price. Prime
shoulders are scarce and wanted
BACON--Sides held at lO3all oenta Shoulders 9ao3
Hams / ID to l3.
MOLASSES-Swcet Cuba 20a22cts. New Orleans,
30a3lcts.
GUANO-Peruvian 451 from wharf.
COFFEE is fraction lower, but with a brisk de-
II and. Lnguyrn 94G9scts Rio 909a; Java, ll40i2.
GLOVER SEED-sGd to 60.
PLASTER--No Lump in markct-Ground 81.
SALT-Fron store 81 a.; smiles from wharf 81 30a35
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans Sac cents; Porto Rico 5a64
cents.
HAY-Northern in bales-from whnrf 90a95c
IRON-Pig Iron S24 to 35, according To quality
Sweeds S95 per English so; Tredegar, Richmond
mandatory 65 Up Country Bur s82aS7, according to
uuality,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~ Postponement of COnceI

complimentary Concert which be given u Sgnor
Bora Friday night the end Presbyterian Church.
for his valuable and grauitous serv in the culture of
music in this city, has been postponed. of the
incemency of the weather. TO this (Monday) night
at the same time and place. august 23-1t
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BRILLIANT TORCH-LIGHT PRO-
CESSEUN.

KcHMoND, AuGusr 81.
There tt brilliant torchlight procession by the
Wings last light in honor of the bu,es of Conreras
Churubusco &c, and addresses the African Church
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s5- 1t being certain that city is to be lighted
with with Gas take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the citizens of Lynchburg that shall prepare
Immediately for GASfITTINGaud rcsrcc fully solicit
the patronage of my friends and the public generally
Aug 20"dts A. q. DABNEY, Act