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nlulik NhW tiUOD ". am SIN ~ rses;vs
WI ing and viii continue esry I'seA /" tbsv are
all the sty les and patterns IS Soon ara aiways
i7pottea to New YORK where ny agents S,"nsLis
buying and getting the AID most fas.. viii
garments. Tho,e in wsnt of SOL 'e'hing new Il
always fnd at my emporium every thing that tho
fancy suggest, at very low prices
HENRY SHAFER Ciothisr
oc I9 Corner of Maip aud l4th sts
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~ Board. msy be had az The Boarding House Of tas
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 6th
rre,s they having concluded remain at thet pre-.
sent residence few gentlemen can be sceoanmo-
6,ted a. dsy hosrders. se a4s
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TO ALL WHOM ir MAY CONCERN.-.

VsO ALL WHOM lT MAY CONCKRN.---
i This notice 10 gwen 70 rsQusst al persons wac
have any claims against Lsbbsus w. Tfmbsriaks. -
late constable Of district No. 4 Of Hsarieo arsias
out Of his Official transactions 70 present them, with
toe evidence upon which they 70 Jso B. Yosns.
Eso oar counsel e we, the securities Of said Tim.
III which We ars legally bounA, In the opiaion OF eur
ss'a eoaa''' = '-'- ALEX. q. HUycHEsON,
"a a--2w JOHN A HufCHERON. >
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r. A l. NJ Az AND
lirect from N, York,
aas and Closks. All
, tho stock at the es-
FRED MOSES,
65 Main street.
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receiving large lot of Black 3 Shk Velvets for
oohnets and nnsntillss, which will bs sold to the
trade at less than New York prices Also new styles
Of Bonnet Ribbons at reduced prices Call soon at
AL FRED MOSES,
oci8 "a Main street
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o. s--2w

NuOTICE.-The OAK WOOD CEMgTk-
IN NJ IL laid of In sesttsna snd are 1os ssis tAny
one wishiug 70 puFehaeet eRy!y =
/O-PARTNgRHHlP have - 1ay
u aseeciete1 With e. II kuG1neO G - kkkAn.
ANfS. fhs budnsD win hesseAeg y eeeSssee4
anles ths hym of VAlgsLEM. IAytD. ~
= ~ fAfln = lNGH GYg2e49 SHIN
2 = ss.sss' & - - = 4. wnyrkocK s son.
TN S1slfxW1 lEnq1e1Dee4ae @4epeM24y
cd sesasataay dt2es4 ~ ~ ~ s - ~. !.
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NOAH WALKER & c. 1.,7-- :
~ WHOLESALE Al I'd RETAIL
= u n.ns Al

w HOLESALE Al I'd KETAlL
CLOTH ERS, No 80 Main st.,
tbranch OF the Baltimore House IMost respectfully
ask the attention Of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock OF Readyh tAss Clothing which
they are just opening. s--s- "a Z r
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety Domestic and For
eign Cloths Cassnerss and Vel ii ngs, they
bied to offer unusual induceme It's to customera who
.re most respectfully solicited to give US call be-
fore purchasing. fft lttt t.E oc l4-iy
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! BANk...CHAR.
n fTSLATURE OF VIR-

DOLLAkS.-Money re-
1--WE dollars and upwards,
> of6 per cent per snnum
Gx months or longer; for
the rate Of 5 per ceneum.
and for the deposit.
certificates issued by the
the store of h. b. Spence.
nor streets. Richmond. Va.
COTTRELL, President,
RKE, Cashier.
HALL, Secretary.
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kuFFALO POCKET co MBs, and an
- immense variety of India Rub oer Horn, Ivory,
Wood aud Shell, Dressing, Pucking, Pooket and Fine
Cembs FRESH supplies received by .H.s
SD. SEMPLE,
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1lUkRDlNls.-1hos ga ubscfthc has two We.
~ pleasant vacant reona sutable tor siuaie ssn.
amsu or for young ladies attending scheol In the ei.
~ She would be pleased, also, have seversl more
T.Y boARpERS, and will use her best endeAvors
"a give entire satisfaction to those who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. e. r. PHlPPEN,
Over Mrs. kimpera
a. aSn-in3 ON Broad Gpve Ath ct.
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VOOD> FOX skhYASE,S CLOTHING.
IN have in store, and shall keep during the fall
end inter good stock of S-4 and Fulied Cloths;
Hesvy ssttinets; Kerseys; 1weeds Jeans Plain Swiss
4)zusburss Heavy shrtines; PIsin Cottons; large
atock of Blankets, White Cord, all of best
makes aud will be sold at low prices. toi cash,
1yompt customers. w. PERKINS Il CO,
oc Is No. l4l Eagle square.
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|'ROv
SALE,
tel cell
tern side
t.Iy ccee-
bly, weil
sold fw
csrefel
:. ApplY
Auese
1~csI.
s seven
"a water
|sately.--
s-ss's
-------.--.
re ttew
sinsrsSs
r suih.
orNrnas
sMs'x u
county,
me No.
lsnon the
RUs.
A COM
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SUMNER RETRHATs.

DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~ THE handsomely improved Watering Place
will be open for the reception Of visitors ON the 18th
day OF june next 1t il situated in dense forest of
native oaks, In the northern part Of the beautiful
county of Roanoke, the turnpike road leading from
Salem BY the way OF Newcastle to the sweet Springs
and within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg,
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
will reach Salem from Richmond at o'clock p. N :,
and will be immediately taken, in Kent 4 Summer
sons splendid daily line of Stage Coaches, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, (l0 miles,) where they will
arrive befoe supper. and find every comfort that can
tempt the weary traveller to prolong his stay but ii
they prefer to do they can leave In the same line
next morning, dine at the Sweet SPRING., and reach
the ores9Sisr White Sulphur before night thus ma
from Richmond or Petersburg to ths White Sulphur.
In returning from the Springs passengers will be
brought from the White sulphur 70 the Roanoke Red
Sulphur the first day and after taking bre there
reach The railroad at Salem in time for the morning
train, as to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
same day.
No expense or trouble viii be spared to make this
as agreeable as any water place in Virginia. Al
though, but new candidate for popular favor, the
propretors atter themselves that it is destined to
lake high position a. well for it's curative qualities
as for the style of it's accommodations MIR. Charles
Yancy so well know as q first rate caterer for the
public and for his attention to all the details OF
public establishment has been secured together with
Lis wife) manager. Under th-ir management Wis.,
itoIs may be of cordial welcome, and the very
The hotel which contains 25 rooms, including
spacious Ball Room, and all the other improvements,
have been erecfed ON the most approved models OF
Taste and convenience furnishing accommodation for
$50 visitors the present season. which will be
cd to any extent that may be required hereafter.
superb BAND OF MUSIC, has leen engaged for
the ason and in all respects it will be the constant
and earnest efforts of the propretors to render their
visitors comfortable and happy.
The wster of the Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully analzed, but the remarkable bereft de-
rived from its BY persons suffering from pulmo-
nary complaints justies the belief that among other
v4lnsble medicinal qualities it win be found to have
that which has gwen to the Red Sulphur of Monroe,
its celebrity viz: reducing the pulse and acting
tonic at the same time. 1t has also proved highly
beneficial to perzons suffering from Dyspepsia, and
other diseases of the stomsch could be shown by
many certificates were it deemed necessary.
GEORGE w. SHANKS, !
HUPP,
GREEN B. BOARD, Proprietors
WILLIAM WALTON,
-. DAVID C. SHANKS,
10 n u1rta
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THE COTTAGElHOTEI4.a at Ashland, II

i now in order for the reception of boarders BY
the day, week, month or year.
To persons engaged in business In Richmond who
may desire be within reach of their families every
necessary facility 10 afforded by the trsnsit Of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
(the 4th1 in May, special train will leave the depot
Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A. NJ, and return about
sunset for the accommodation of those who may de-
sire unite In the religious exercises of the day In
the village. A8s
The chamben Of the Hotsl and adjoining Cottases
are provided with gas the equal to any In the
State and the location proverbisl for health whilst
In addition, the extensive and well arrnnged srounds
of the estAblishe-t furnish facilities for exercise and
recrestion surpassed BY other place Of the kind
THE fROPRIETORS.
r. The regular passenger trsins Of the Rich
mond, fredericksbure 4 Potomac COMPANY stoe =
the Hotel daily, for breakfast ana supper. 80
Ashland, Hanover CO. VAL #
Nav & Ia56 INV 80,
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VA BATHING, CHESAPEA T. HALL,
- HAMPTON, Va-This delightful watering SAGE
is open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month season. Ii il situated ON an eleva-
ted point and commands an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal for health.
fort to render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
The liberty refer for his ability and disposition to
please those who have heretofore selected Chesa-
peake Hall for their summer retreat
ie 2-Sm r. G.. BANKS, Proprietor
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9 DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
W havs formed q CO-PARTNERSHlP, to com
mence on the st ust for the purpose of conducting
general DRY GOODS. IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at SO Chamber,
and II Reade street, in the city Of New York under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE 4
CO.; and at No IL Pearl street, in the city of Rich.
-rnond. Va, under the style and firm of Elicit,
WALLER, DREWRY l. CO.
- Our. MIR. 8EEL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, fol- CASH.
:" W. shall at early day be prepared to exhibit
add offer to the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon a. favorable terms as any house in this
JAMES 9. BROOKS, Brooks, Bel i I Waller.
JAMES T. FACE, Of the firm Of
RICHARD P. WALLER, Of the firm Of Brooks,
CLAY DREwRY
January %, 1876
NOTICE.--The firm Of BROOKS, BELL
IN T. WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice We will at early day close stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our sucesssors
Messn- Elicit, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ia a-u BROOKS. BELL WALLER
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EkAlG ALUM SPRINGS Cruiw Counfy
~ tA.-The propnetors OF these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putsfon IN the counties surrounding fhe have been
induced 70 put the water In barres for the convent
ence OF lnvAiids In other sections.
For the present. the price is fixed at 4 rA.e whioh
barely covers cost OF barTeline and the carriaae.
Its heallng virtues are beyond question: Ths fol.
lowing certificate from DR.. CArper LEADING and wall
Known physician n Botetourt county, Il selected from
many Of equal respectability and force -,
.sss M 1INcAsrLE, BorsrouRf Co. Val
July 25th. IH5S
!. Hasint bssn called on BY the propdetors al he
'Cfai4 Alum Springao 10 express my opinion Of IT,
medietnai virtues hereby state, that1 have exsin-
% the Aneiyss Of the water sds BY Rrof Booths q
rhiiadeiphiA and belcve It we'll adapted to cure ds-
eesea reguarnf atomic or alternative aeon On the eye
tenn and can further state that have known sos r.
marksble saEes affected By it, IN ssrofulons ass-
uons and diseases Ut the digestive orghns
6AnusD n. GAarEn, y. p.
= d. xsssr nss been aaslyssd ~ frofsCr aooths
"A mihsral spring Of such riehrsss and auslity q
the aualyeb indsates Will prove valuable I'D % the
phydcian. lfe poetton In the healtkS mountain ~
son Of Virginia. about equidlstant from may q the
eplphnx en1 oehps well known 6prfnes u she eeet1
eonlera highex valne upon the onlphated Ceayhta
OF Crsas sosety. Very rsspesstsiy 49,
20 .JAs. g. uoofHx.s
Ersptivs dlssaspa Arrangement 81 the liver, DE
pepGA "a, heAN yteIte1 ~ the poWW % this yetee,
and provs - ei9eeey shsfever 4 hss bsen uieds
n. ysEy yalsehl6 vs1sx + - sAie y barrels = >
s'''ssv 81 81 sk1h .l.ApD ! 90, psse,,ss
- 1~1oN Agents ~ IL lyoleietee.
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NOTlGE.-I have rcsnoved nay ufiicc from
Nthe late C0nsfabe's Office TO my resdepce Mar
slislI street. between Adams and lst street, where
can be found after this week Mondays, Wednesdays
aud Fridays, from sunrise to sunset, Zach dsy to
transact any business connected with the late Hish
Constabs's Office Of Richmond.
ap l9--ts j. TYLER.
$ ELLING OUT 10 CLOeE..-i DO IN.
= dsrsgned, wlli from this day commence seihns
and therefore, We are Offering entire atock at ana
below cost price. conestins Of Dry and Fancy Goods
the grsaresf sacriicss ever before olosed m fich
moud. You will find the barssias At 23 Rrosd three
DOOR above the coraer Of 4ih sad BreaA sfreeet.
NIB, eeoss Torrent Ass
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m HGsElA fiOrkLl..DLD POINT CON-.
Il FORT This delightful summer resort, the

m YGsElA fiOrkLl.-OLD POINT COAI.
II FORT This delightful summer resort. the
most inviting ON the Southern Seaboard and, for at
traction nfe ior to none in the country convenient
to the Salt bas and the many other Injuries tide
water region. in broad view OF Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with extensive military
post beside it. has passed The prspretorshp of the
undersigned and will be opened for the public recep
ton the 10th day of June, after which date it will
not be again closed.
Disease ct Old Point Comfort, at any season. IL
almost UNKNOWN. For health, 1t may be said. indeed
tain interior, 90 that the upandsr may feel no risk
In going down test the attractions OF this celebrated
lowlsud retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for tho general super
inten5encs, Mr. Joseph B Stegal, of Richmond, late
Of the Hugsnot Springs, gentleman of marked spt-
tude fer the trust he has assumed, while his su
peryision will guard the comfort Of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my l2-Sm JOS. SEGAR.
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Nv TelrRranh.

BALTIMORE, June % Flour advanced Il CENTS
Howard ST and City Mills quoted at Sc 25. Wheat
SOS cents better Corn advanced l02 cents.
New YoRK, June 23.--Flour advanced-Sts s. Co.
Ohio S6 05; Southern 685. Wheat advanced and
unsettled Corn higher and quoted at 81. Stocks
hisher-Va, 6,s 1854
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- TIN DOLLAKs RKsvARD ..sAI..
T. BERT, negro, hired By ~ d Robt. =. nsoad-
dus of this city. formerly ct Caroline, 1eft ouf
p esrgies 81 tho 18th Msy. He n about six feel
nth. forty yesfs Of aEe. has lost thrss frous
tssti hs left ancis swollen. The SHOVE rex.rd, ~
ressonsble expresses will be paid for his delivery 20
n = -.-@g5 s eROY6TER, BROThEa Va
10 l4-dl0tke2t FseforJs Soen sIIesI.
. RUNAWAY IN JAI L.-.- rherc Was
Committed to the jail Of Henfieo County. q
:esf N AiR I'll Il 1CIARKE {. the properly
q Msry sims. Of the city e k,s a sa g
Goochisnd. nsis Shout 6ty-fvs years Old. black.
and has : very srum look when spoken toi Ana -
verv badly Creased when committed. Tne owner
vii plesse come forward, prove properly, pay cnsf
- and take him sway, he will be dealt with - the
fsw directs. A. B. HUTCHINSON. >. 4. C.
- RUNAWAY Runaway from the
? subscnber ON the LIST January last, negro
= woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
~ estate Of Samuel Peasants, deceased. She
7ais Of Q dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
ty seven years old and has mother living in Butch
eTtown, and many relations living in Powhatan,
yvhers she 10 no doubt bsrbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to me ct the Jail Of
Henrico, and ell expenses paid.
my stiff Ajax. B. HUTCHINSON.
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MEDICINES.
ERON THE REV. III. C. BOYERS, OF
Il THE NJ z. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
MAVSVIITE KENTUCKY

NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.
NASHVILLE, Ky, Feb 20, 1885.
Dr.. I. ScoFT & Co., Gentlemen II feel it my
duty to say you that have been in the habit OF
using the old McLanes Liver Pills for the last twelve
IMPROVED Liver Pills pared by you Being indis-
posed took one dose, end Innhesitstingiy say tnht
your improved Pills operate more mildly, pleasantly
and effectualiy than any Pllls have ever USED. !
also gave several doses to other persons upon who'
in every instance, they had the haPRiest RrRs
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
& Co, and Alex. Duval. Richmond Jeo
EACKsUN'S EXCELSIOR BlTIEks...
~ This valuable and popular preparation COMP
all the medicinal virtues OF those art,cies wh,Sn
long experience has proved to possess the most sale
and healing properties for the removal ana peImhr
nent cure of diseases arising from an state o.
Ind,seston. Wsnt of Appetite, waterbrash, Ner-
Won, Debility. Liver Complaint &c. 1t 10 the best
female medicine known for the many aiseases Pc
culiar to females 1t cures by renewing tne IoasIsa
of health and strength, the Blood 1t carries on PAD
humors stops unnatural secreEons ana gives noany
action to the whole system fe DysPepues' $500 e.
of long lost health, try them ana Do 'ufeu i''' ~
cents. .cusoN ns for ..1.
By T. n frTUL' inc row W POLLARD. A. BoDE-
KER. s. NJ. ZACHRIssON. and BY all Druggists
generally. my ID
4 HOMIE MEDICINE.--MKs.D DAVIS
consh and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates Of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely of it, have no doubt 1t has saved
one many doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family."-Wn.
McCyery.
az have used 1t In my family for three years. and
found the best family medicine have ever used"
M. Il. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
ter"--M. b. Godioin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS be the most valuable preparation of the kind
now in use."-Elijah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson & Jackson Chas. Millspaugh,
e. ]. Picnt A. Rodeker and Charles d. Yale.
lJULLAk D'S khEUMATlC LlNlMENT
L Some remarkable cures performed by this Lni-
ment have como under especial notice OF late
and among them we will mention the case of q Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA.
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
mi 11-ta
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sUMn6nR RnrauATe.
9yNFE; WH5TE AEP RASk . 90

9rHSk WH5TE AE9 s..ss x. s
sss I e. ss sgs & s
IL No. sssasta pis.1,s.sas sad .lls pslsIsss
s. y 81 ma e On . a Be- e Fl
road Itself and about half mile from ReusackI dc.
pot, only eight nins hours ride from Richmond and
:sa ss or q
mond in tbs morning By the southside and Danvilis
Railroads and taking the Of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad ct LynchburE reach BoDsacks depot
about O'Clock M. the Same day. where IN omni-
bus 10, win meet them, and convey them TO the
There are three White and two black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers csn be stfsstsd py
Of persons who have been entirely relieved
using the waters The reputation q these TOT
rounding counties for having cured many pessons al
icted with various chronic and ether Iney
are not susps;sS y sny min p. various forms Ase
lions of tbs Liver, Kidneys and BLADDER osnsl De
biity, especially of the Nervous system M ins. 81
Of the diseases peculiar females They are gently
purgative and duretc with strong g
the skin For certificate: e 70 .ns
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, ana
almost entirely new, consisting Of Hotels Cottaees
NC, afording accommoaeaopW;; rs,r;a sor shout aGo
The furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding is unusually good, with hair msttresses
throushout the estabshment--as to all winch we In
wife visitors TO examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced aud best qualified
assistants for every department OF the establish
mept.
The general manag cement is confded to He
FELFINGER Esq, late of Cumberland. Maryland.
Of Iyncbbuvg Who will doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c, for ex-
ercise. s.a ) r sssss
A 6ns BAND OF MUSIC is already secured and
Telegraph Office will soon be established at Bon
sacks deros 80
Tho TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about great as they well be.
J. A. HEFELFINGER 4 co,
ie ISM Proprietora
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AA0AsSksS s.s1SA- 4 ,
groI3 60 2: RsET ifrs Sc Il IL "a ~
% H. = =. sAe Cauai. Rnsirsads ahd ksvsr
,Fof the s - enaias June g 3 -. -.
vrat CAN'T s.a.s Mhss SG eaos e 1ssss
% ; na.i y; e s,ss lsssi Mass
Dame - .ssa.s. sss .sd $ pkg
n ass;tss rs n b..sS
AZ sre Id .tsssso1ssS is wsi.tss ft Alan, wssf
S.. n.%s ofsss Lanbs. 4 ron. ris ,so.
Bsss .,. = e. Es =
ay .rns Rfcn1ssp AND p.nyifLE kAiLLne ekDs.-
ss hhds Tobscecf ~ Mani &c do MD, S.e ,iai
ss. sss e, pssssl. W ss:
q. kaxs 81 car iosds Strss q buls. Eioeti car
Fssnitpf.; soc sss. NdI'; 80 packages Esprs'''
30 80 tous goai, 81 d. Stone. -----~..--------
ny rae Rseasaso aso. RErssssp "a R.SLsoap-
hha. TssseSg lss sslss SG5.Ss sss' boxes Ss
0a'a aouks; DO Merchandise; g IONS iosls barrel.
as1 scrap ifon crates Queensware,l do stoneware;
Ind. rips s.ems 3 empty LiSaS e t B.r,sis
vsa Resnfns Msehinss, fam Wagon 80 tons Coal
= nv .TNr KicHMospi AND fREpskie ksBuRG Rail-
ssap birds snd7 pss: fSsseeo $50 bushels hell
80 no Il rmrf; tolls Lsatser;fi Pkss Chiekens
DO rntts,; 2 DO LAID 81 Lambs; vesl'' ldi
nv Tss dow;rR IA urs RfvgR-s43 bales Hay; II, 900
n Lumber: $40 ton. lee; 100 tons Plaster; $50 do
toa 1850 cssks Lime: 1878 sack. Salt; l65 tons
- Pig FROM IS, 800 ibs Of Bacon; 500 bsIs FISH.
8. % Ne.s York Packet. and one New York and one
Phi.sdeiphia ana two Baltimore steamers arriv-
p7I''. ed, with assorted eggoes mdze.
Z. ....',t =. :. ExPoRTs-co
To BosTox-,s6l pk ss and hhds Tobacco; and 1850
- To Nsw Yo.K.-sas5 bbis Flour; 7sS, bshl. Wheat;
-.- 1850 rkssaDd so hhds Tobacco; horse; 40 pigs
To Pail aprlRHiA.-.I47e pkss and IS bhds Tobscco
- 7 toas Iron; % be 90 Snake Root; 81 do rags; 20
ls kess Prunss; "a pigs merchandise; ~ empty bar
reis.
-. haIss Oznsburqs; II sedstesds; All bars Iron; Is
b. ~ bundles sundriss; bags Feathers
= 'e'. Richmond Markets, June 23.
BACoN--Ths market continues very firm. We
quote. westera Sides II cts; Shoulders 81 9lo gen.
ersy held Is g. for h bsl. 'n0'ns upwards
COFFEE.-The market quiet. We quote Rio la
{. IaA cts: .Lasuayra lis 0l.3c.; Java 1916
/. :. SUGAR -sery animated. with siih further ad-
:, leans eospman 10 prime 8aG9a Porto Rico do 909s;
Coffee Sugar l04 6ll: Crushed and Powdered l2s s.
MOLASSES.--New Orleans held firmly at soc in
bbls with small stock; Cuba 45R47c. nominal, as
there is none in wholesale hands.
RICE-4405 cts. per 10.
wHISKEYe-Has still further advanced and is
quoted at Tk0 %, with an upward tendency. 1t is
quoted lower IN this market than in any of the
Atlantic Inarkets
V TOBAcCuATha breaks of Tobacco cor tinus large,
and the de rnsnd for all sor very good We quoe in
06 25 fine So 5007. Inferior Leaf 81 seas 81; good
$s1le5o- Fine Streaming Slz0l4. Fine Shipping
Sl51I75o Fine Manufacturing Sls06a5o.
FEOUR-We hear of sal of 40 bbls sweet
MouEtsin Supefne at Sc 574. This sale prior to
the receipt Of the stesmer's news, yesterday. The
market isvery still
fered yesterday The last quotations of shippers
Eiz5 to $40 for best Red and White.