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r,he search for the Pacific.

HALIFAX, Feb. 20.-The steamer Alabama mas
arrived here from her search for the Pacific. She
crossed the banks in latitude 43o, but nothing
of the missing steamer. She was detained for ~
hours in the ice. The steamer Arctic Is still here
The Alabama returns to New York. t
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r,,. a,erjcan Conyentiou.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2l.-The debate on the re-
scinding resolution (rescinding the famous 18th
section) continues in the National Council, though
more coneiliatory feeling is apparent A new
platform is proposed for re-establishing the Mis-.
souri, CompTumise line.
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Renewal from Oaiee.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 20.-The Legislature pass
ei An act today, removing from the Sheraffalty OF
this city, Joseph Huffy, on the ground of Illegal
election, in consequence of the destruction Of the
ballot boxes in November last on the day Of the
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PUT IN IN DIsTREss.-The brig China, Moulton,
from Attakapas with sugar and nolasses, bound
to Baltimore on the 18th went ashore about 20
miles n. E. of Cape Henry. Got off by throwing
over part of deck load She lost part of her rigging
and sails -
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Dinner mol fhe Hon. Horny M. Fuller.

wIKEsBARRE Feb. i9-The friends and neigh
bors of the Hon Henry NJ Fuller gave him pub
lie dinner yesterday, which was participated In by
Wings. Americans and Democrats Mr.. Fuller be-
ing called out made a speech of some length, vim
dicating the course of himself and friends daring
the struggle for Speakership, and arguing that his
position on the slavery question was sound ma
zion aud conservatives 5 .-. .
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SALES OF SToCK.-On Tuesday there were
sales in Norfolk of Virginia Bank Stock at SO;
Exchange at $l02. Is and $l03, and of Farmers at
800. Only a very few shares were sold.
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] ~ rakfse Deop1e - ..-kThere = - NM, |.
aeer snomoIies In this world, when one CONES i,
dr.i..e fire whole affair thoroughly, We bsys -
,;Is ROW v,ry angry " Others tukt them ~ ~
rsf Il was only yestsfdsy we saw our Govern,
Il sbs best psssi bic iuor at being hffRg Of by e.
aars grMoxs has particular fancy for f2E;n.
Deqnfe Of and mating foees. 3ss fs n
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" The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Tss.
NO PuBLTco-"Every mother should hsvs box h
the house handy, in case Of accidents to the chill
dren" t,i,. ~ s.sr gsxs 49,
REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE.--H Isl Boston rem edv
OF thirty years standing and 10 recommended by phy
sicians It sa sure and speedy cure for Burns PLEA
Boils, Corns Felons Chilblans, aud Sores Of eyeTy
kind for Fever Sores Ulcers, Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash. Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended BY
nurses,) Whitows, Sites Testers, Flea Bites Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheurn Scurvy Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
il most valuable remedy and cure, which can b.
testified to by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years Ia
no instance will this Salye do injury or interfere
witha physicians prescriptions 1t IL made from the
purest materials, FROM recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that country-and the proprie
tors have letters from all classes, clergynen phys
clans, captains nurses and others who have used
it themselves and recommend it to others
Reddings Russia Salye is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture OF horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price p cents box. 5..s,fs
Sold ut all the storesin town country, may bs
ordered of any Wholesale druggist.
- Kiss ziss REDDiNG & CO.. Propristors
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yxsvtb of Hair can be obtained b. the use of pET.
fXTfER.S FLUTDE BLoNDISSANT for The -.
II iosrsasss ifs growth renders 10 cor and kosxy -
moving dandruf and oil eutaDeous eruptions ana !,
the on reparsfon known that win prevent its fan
ine ont or turning grey. Its many virtues and dsli,t
fuf perfume has made II ihdicpsnsabls artiel !.
the toilet Price only &c. For sale By Bsnns,s,'
Beers q Fisher; Duval Norton GrubBs & AnTs,
son, and sIl Druggists. fs2i-5t.
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Election of President of a RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-Semuel V. Merrick
was to-day elected President of the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad, vice Senator Bigler, resigned.
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MARRIED.

On yesterday, February 2lst, by Rev. Jas. B. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. JOHN MARTIN, Of Petersburg, to Miss
MARGARET RADING
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New Music.

s We have received from the well known publish
srs, WILLIAM HALL Sos, New York, 'srhs
War Quadrilles.,a stirring composition, by Ledac;
and The Battles of sebastopol," brilliant and
saeei'ye piece. by Gloperj both for the plano
fer ssae at p. II. TAYLoR's Aasic Store, Governor
street - es4a4 = Ssla 81 81 Pas
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SaiIipaof the Persia.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-The steamer Persia sail
ed yesterday for Liverpool, having on board S10O,
900 III specie. s.-r.....t
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VIRGINIA HOUSE, Grace streef...lIrs.
WM. H. VALENTINE having taken the above
desirable House. under the most favorable auspices.
and with the animation to leave nothing undone
that may conuce to the comfort and pleasure of her
guests, would respectfully solicit share of public
patronage feeling assured of her ability to render
satisfaction to the fastidious. She is now pre-
pared to accommodate several families, also gem
tlemen with or without rooms Terms reasonabie.
fo
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a. DIR. q. a. Crcnmhaw, once las MAJ
strsst, over PaTksx. Nimmo Co.'S latsiy eesap~
ANnRETAsn GARD Nm sEkDs-E
- great variety 4 fsil supply perfectly n'A
just received per ExpIsss, BY 50 $50 q.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON
fe q . CAsmists tsc.i eta md franklin ~
v - y t4ss s1ss 1As
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y ,nssl5snfshie ssiaz5 p H. One inch yellow
sns sa ,sa, Fa sIsaa Is piaaaa
80 ssce measures ScantIing $ilal5 for heart ard sap
iii heart s6a2a according tc size, Garden S as
s me- sio9soo y NJ Weather Boarlins +1sa ~
Incl f,rk Plank, &l5aJe. Battonwood inch = ~
n: do inch, $15a2i. Inch Cherry f55 peps nj
= No. ~ NJ Dressed Flooring, Virginia, S%o"<"'
Dressed Flooring, Southern, : 30p.
LARD.-Prrne Lard in sb,@, isc; in kesal lac
IEAn-Piess Bar 7d74. I 81
LLEeATHER,-Good staiap 22a &c. W H.; damaged,
pa 27c poor i5df7c.; upper Leather as -,
size weight and quaty the latter pr1ce Only IoT 81
perier heavy sides Harness ana sk'rehs :" ~ ~ -
AfagMEsl. Is in stores $l.O6al.l2i from vessel
MOLAsSES.---Saleso of New Orleans at 'oe. syrup
'nITs-f7to 45c. p bushel. -.
0FFAL II ran sdD20c. " bushe shorts zoci Drown
''da o1TaToEssens at e50eec p bushel whole
sale. NAVIGATION being closed none srrvi1 r..
PLASTER.---Lump $4ld5oo " ton. erooha = .
RYE---Ne quote 81 LILO y bushel
RICE---New, 6d64c. " 10. .a
: ssaLTGAshton's ) i.so; other brands s1so.
SAVES. Good oak for -four barrels, we quote at
PeSiaI.TPETRE--16a20ct cts. - fb.
Z SENECA RoOT.-80c. nominal no sales recently,
SUGARS.--Saes of New Orleans at ioc, Areceisso
by railroad from City Pont) No other sugars Ia
T + and Gunpo~der, 550l2e
h TOBACCO.-The breaks of Tobacco have Increase SCI,
the last week and prices shade higher we qnotee
interior Lvssat S4a475; good, S5d5 %; hne, So"
1923 Interior Leaf, s6.75a7.5o. Good Man Sy
,,r;,a as a 1850; fine SlIal2l good and fine Stem
nina. SIS 5Gal0. Loose Lugs, 4a5, good and me
IS yin6 Leaf, $7.5Gd9.5e. lse : =
WHEAT-It has been long since there was
sale that we discontinue quotations The mills nave
around but little for two months. The weather Is
again moderate, and they will likely resume oPe'A-
Observation-Disclosures ssa a3sc. Cincinnati, none
in market. l ~ - ,,,.
port Juice S25O94 MADEIRA--Siciy 45c0 = .Io;
old Madeira 50 5004. SHERRy-Pennartin, Jun ana
oI Wod,nmoak $3.50 y cord; s25od5 for Pine
cording to quality. For Wood brought here now
considerable advance these quotations can De oO-
tanned. r,,,,a =. 90
z0Sac. nnxv ashed I8120 Fleece as in quality.
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HOGS PACKED-The Cincinnati Prices Current
gives the following comparative statement OF hog
packing at the principal eonts in the West tor the
Jast two seasons:
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a urApouARTERs IsT RECT. FA.soLusTssiE.S.
III Richmond, February 10, 1881.
WIFI This regiment will parade on FRI
nv the 22nd inst in full winter uniform, VIA ioaf
ropnds OF blank cartridges. Ths line VIII oe FORM
ed on Broad street. the night resting Oh s'n y ~
iii III The commandant of the Artillery will cause
tbe customary salutes to be fred at day-oreak sun
rise noon and sunset. - 7al
'''o' By order of Col. August.
Ga ,a-5t R. MILTON CARY, Adiutant.
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=cANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE

-', - ~, the voters OF Richmond.--I re-
rac,f,IIv announce myself acsndidate TOT your SUI.
sss fo1 the office of CITY SERGEANT at the en-
suing charter elections. - VIM q wooD.
fe 2l--6t stes - - y
No the voters or fhe City. Of Rich.
,asnLI am candidate for the Office OF scream OF
the City Of Richmona Having dschsrsso .aS 70
9, ,he oae and hope receive your votes at the
next election. Respectfully, .mrsL BRAY
fs f8---ts -
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IT, The Greatest Medical Discovery @
TIE AGE. Is AYER,s CATHARTIC Pills.

IT, The Greatest Medical Discovery OF
THE AGE, is AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scro.
fuls
Two Boxes bave cured ETysipelas. ~,
One Box always cares the Jaaaaiee a----
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse tho syssen from
Boils-olIen less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of ul-
GERS on the legs. .4.
Small does seldom fail to cure the Piles
One Goss cures the headaches arising from foul
stomach. "a. "a 81. .as-5ss-s..
Strong doses often repeated exrel every worm from
the body.
They should be given TO children. who are Away,
more or less afflicted with this seourge.
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half Box cures Cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the ouu.
datien of every disease ~ ~ saf
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world. - .a ra s--
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but do accomplish unaccountable amount of good
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD { CO., wholesale and
retail, Richmond, Va fe s-eodGc2m
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EY L. p. Chase, MI. d., homeopathic.
Office 1857 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond. Va. ia S---Sm
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. - =
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs all scarce-espeeaiy OF good
quality. -, 81. - ----t., :; .eSa,o
HOGs-s95o ~ hundred-very scarce and IN de-
SWEEP.--Mutton sells for k2.50D5 piece; Extra
Sheep 5000 BY weight $305 p cwt gross, for
ordinary and superior Sheep. -ti'1s-- ..-5
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Ths Rev. J. w, Wilson, an aged clergyman al
- lisp.la Church ded near Thomasyiile, Co. on
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rv- A Perfumed Breath..-yvhat lady or

" A Perfnmed Breath..-what lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse OF disS
greeable breath when by using the Balm Of a Thou
sand Flowers' as dentifticc would not only rsnds
tt sweet, bat leave the teeth whts a. alsbas.sr =
Many persons do not know their breath 70 bad, sa'
the subjeet 80 delicate their friends viii never men
ton IT, Pour q single drop of the balm" on you
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and mernins'
fifty cent bottle win last year.
- 4 Bedntvtl Complexion may be acquired BY using
tho Balm Of Thousand Flowers 1t viii renoss;
tan, pimples and eckes from the skin, leaving u :,
q soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two %
three drops, and wash the face night and Gsornins
Shasiae Made Easr--Wet yeuT shaving hIssn !.
either warm or sold water, pear oa two or three
Of balm Of aThousand Flowers rub the besrd We
and t viii make beautiful sofe lsthef, much fsclh
tins the operation Of shAyins. Price eny 30 eents
For sale by fErRipsE Co, proprisfsrs ssa -
dfass's's. arnnrrr rrrns = FISHER
60 I2--S6n sSs ~ Agents, Richmond
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FREIGHTS. -,l .f.,.-
Navigation has been so long closed that there are no
quotations. -.. ...-t
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s-e No. State st., Boston
Richmond fa I3-d6m
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..s.s 5s- a.a2l FEBRUARY 2l>T, 1865 .
n PARADE at your Armory FRIDAY morn
u inc the 22d inst at 10 O'Clock, with four rounds
~ of blank cartridges, and in full DRESS VIM
III NIFORM--DRESS CAP AND PLUMES..
By order of the Captain. J-sr
VIM H. FRY, LIST Sgt. -s
cr Sergeants viii summon their squads to be
,unctuaI ' fe Pit q
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n. 2, NJ
Richmond, December 18th, 1855.

The certificate above we received from an old Is
Unable citizen, and one of the Oldest Druggists IL
the city of Richmond, in accordance with the thou
sands of others adding communication to the virtue
BAKERS PREMIUM B1TTERS.
CYrCan at Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S and oths
Druggists and supply yourselves. fe 5
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no LIKE BROWN DID.--Smith INJECT
IL ing an old acquaintance with hair all over his
facet: SSay Brown, is that you did not know you;
thought saw one of the monkey tribe at the first
start" 5- .
Brown-"A good joke. Smith but who the deuce
can afford to pay nnepence a shave every tive
minutes, these hard times" ..ar
Smith-"Brown, you are green. Let me give you
piece of advice. Go to Schaap Co.'s, up the hill,
and ask for Razor Razor Strop box of his excel
lent Shaving Cream Brush and small Looking Glass
You are sure to get good article there and cheap,
too; and next time we meet you will look like de-
cent white man." e.
Didn't Brown run to SCHAAP d CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store.
s.. COrnar Rrnad nd I'd ats
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wA.HINGTsN I.ETTRit.
CONTEMPORARIES OF THE pIsfArch

spestA Of Seaa,or D si@,@-nsgiy Of M. Jones' y
Tennessee, &c, &c.
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HANDSOME CUTFAtsE FARM On THE
II MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF MILE
NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The
subscriber, intending to change his business, Of
fsrs for sale the small Farm which he resides h.
Gated az above, containing about IL The I'M
provements are new, consisting of exceei
dwelling, and the whole place highly improved within
the past wear for garden On the place there
are several excellent Springs. The neighborhood is
good. Apply the premises to the subscriber.
fe 22-6t* "a. ts.r r. +. TYLER
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W Abel U. Mayo, will be found here
after at the clerks office of the Federal Court Bosh
er's Han, corner of 9Th and Main
he will attend particularly to CosvEYANcING and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description
and COPYING.
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo, Esq
or at his Office in the City Hail. win be duly attend
ed to. Fl p a'-tt Atsss' . - sa
other business of q NOTARY PUBLIC. jal4-Sm
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$50 Baltimore street, BALTIMORE Truth stranger
than iction-This lady suffered for years with Chro
mic Infammatory Rheumatism in its most malignant
form. She first contracted the disease when two
years old, by being vaccinated with matter from
child that had the white swelling From this time 10
womanhood her suferings were extreme-she never
had relief from pain until cured by HAMPTONS
published in the Petersburg Intelgencer, copy Of
which win be sent to any who will address Mortimer
& Mowbray, Baltimore. s
An Extract from the Letter.
81 often wish my parents had known of this remedy
when was q child, as / believe should have been
saved the excruciating pain have been subjected to-
as well az the deformty of body must carry to tbs
grave, and my parents would not have been under
such heavy expenses from doctors bills and In send
land in search of health. l wish all the afflicted
world could see me and hear the benefits have de-
riysd from this Tncture of Hamptons. try to make
all acquainted with its virtues with whom come IL
contact. sS - -s4- 7- a.---. aa
'Gentlemen, / am q thousand times Obliged to you
and you at liberty to my name and case 70 all
81 remain yours in gratitude,
MARY A. ScorIELp,
3 e 'sNo. ESQ w Baltimore street
ITO Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray, 220 Baltimore ct,
Baltimore"
" Delicate Ladies' and children win please give
atrial - 2 ~..5 - -
Call and get Pamphlet and see cures OF Coushs
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofus
As female medicine it is unTivalled
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
CO., Richmond; by DIR. COOKE, FredercksbuIg BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere. --.--
Or 81 per bottle; 8 bottles for s6. fss
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az Preserve your Teeth-arresf deeay-
render your gums SQUAD and heailby--by the aso O.
prevents Toothache, impsrts pearly whitsness %
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromsn'
fragrance to the breath-is free from all injDFoS
lists superior to any preparation known. See eH
cular eFrEF sfW - - IS IS +
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE l. GRAY LAiDLEl
T. ROBINSON; sGRUBBS 4 APPERS0N, and 81
DTuggists. Price 80 cts. ia lisa
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Auction NOtice...Havtng retained pos.
session of the large warehouse i4h street. recent
ly occupied by us, We are prepared to receive con
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, OF any
other description of Merchandise. The premises
very central and commodious, and goods can be al
vantageousy exhibited. Terms LIBERAL and prompt
returns rendered.
de 2l---ts KENT. PAINE & Co Auct,
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EF 1t is with willing pleasure that
add my testimony to the efficacy of ''BAKER's
BITTERS," in relieving an established case of Dys
pepsia, from which have suffered for a number O
years. The use of q few bottles convinced me moi
only of its value Tonic but its permanent reis
insWater Brash and Sour Stomach. confidently re
commend it to the afflicted
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- FOK II r n T.--The very desirable
M? Dwelling 9th street, between Grace and
- Franklin. adjoining Lecture Room United Pres
byteriau Church. containing seven comfortable
rooms with Kitchen attached, and large Garden and
well of water. The house has been thoroughly
paired IS
Possession given LIST March. Apply to rs
$500, T.. FL. SKINKER & CO.
Ga % No. 50 Cary street
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SELLIN(s OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF
y SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, to close up the
10th of March, at No. 134 Main street, opposite Eagle
Square J. ID. GOODMAN. ]
N. B.-Will open the last of March, in my large
NEW STORE ROOM, No. 1i9 Main street, with a
large and entirely new stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing. fe 10 7i j. ID. GOODMAN.
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APPLES-Very scarce: $406 p bbl according to
quality.
BACON.-Navigation being still closed, there are
arrivals of Bacon, except supplies from the inte
and small lots from Baltimore by railroad. New
Sides ~ Shoulders IL; Hams l2t ala t.-
BUTTER.-We quote mountain 1895 and Soc; CO.
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f'AhW FUh "a De fHIS ATEIl a. we
l. have for sale prvely Farm about q miles be-
low Richmond on DaIbytown road, containing 1876
acres hundred of which is clear, the balance in
woods of original growth o. pine and young oak The
improvements consist of Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Barn. Stables &C., all tenanable; has two excellent
springs of water, fine for stock &C. Also good road
to the CITY, The farm is as desirable as car be
found in any part of the country the open land lays
well and susceptible of sny improvement. 1t was
formerly owned by Robert CIaddock, decd and
bounded by the lands of ]. Bragg, Jno. Curry Benz
Roper and Others If sold privately by the 10th Of
March next t will be sold at auction that day
Il o'clock, the premises at which time plat will
be exhibited. ss.r cd. III a} ! .s..ssr
For terms apply to ....s. - s..z e.
fe 10 LARUS i SHINE, Ancts
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BENNETT, BEERS fishEk
70 I2--d6m soc Agents, Richmond
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y - fNET HES8s u 81 Z 81 e z q
sts - ~ s SaFa ~ ,A-Sss II 4
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ID FAD THIS ..- -. t-E.sE . q s'
II MR.. H. WELLAND from Philadelphia,
will remain in this city for tco pesks and all those
who DESTROYS of having their name ENGRAVED
ON PLATE for their doors, he will furnish an
Albata plate with name for two dollars and upw
warranted not to corrode. All kinds of PLATES
such as these-Pew Doors En- CINE Plates, &C.. and
he remains here but for two weeks he trusts that all
who desire Plate will call early. s- ~
Orders left at the store of w. J. Bar ,lomew viii
be punctually tended to. fe 22-5tN
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Military schools in,,he7 sou,b.

We rejoice 10 see the increased attention which
ia paid in the South to military education Not
ouly In Virginia, bnt in Georgia. South CaroIins,
kentucky, and, we believe other Southern States,
it ia becoming the custom to combine military
training with the other branches of educa.isn.-
There is no more favorable period Of life than boy
hood 10 make soldiers, audit affords healthful ex
ercise as well as amusement to tie students.
whilst IT need not entrench upon the time usually
devoted to study. The South should encours pe
the military training of her sons There is a DOS
ability that she may be called upon to defend her
soil against an enemy whose superiority in mum.
bers we should seek to counter balance by supe.
riori'y In military discipline.