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SileriT's Sale.

pYVIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed
ID issued upon Judgment rendered,in the United
States District Court in and for the third Judicial
District of Washington Terr.t'ry, at the February
tern ISIS in favor OF Oliver Shead and against II. G
PAGE Henry llodCr and r. " Peabody for the sum OF
sI3l 90 as principal, and sl0D2 81 as interest and
costs OF suit have levied upon. taken and will otei
1T public sale to the highest bidder at What.oHl
Whateom c0anty, W. T., on the 2lst day OF May, A.
ID. 1855 between the hours OF o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock r. NJ, the following described property towit
One Saw Mill, situated on the east side OF Beughan
Bay. and known the Whatcom mill, together with
all tie lx.lres aud appurtenances thereuntO belong
ing alsD ole anvil, one back>mith's bellows, and
one vi4e euo1gh thereof to satisfy execution
together with interest on s73l 90 at tIe rate OF ten
pcr cent per from date of execution and cost
Of sale.
JAMES CARR,
U.. Sheriff Wbatcom County, W. 7.
Per yOHS A. TENANT. Deputy.
Whatcnm, W. T., March 49, 1853. Gw20
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The following consuls were confirmed by
the U. S. Senate:
j. Welsh, of Louisiana, at Monterey;
George Vail, Of New Jersey, at Glasgow
]. S. Dancy, of North Carolina, at Dundee;
A. Henderson, Of Penn, at Londonderry;
II. r. Pollard, at Bangkok; b. b. VIII
liams, at Revel; +. r. Sarmiento at Venice
]. d. Deamati, of Georgia, at Athens; S.
l.. Roberts, of Pa, at Trinidad dc Cuba
j. B. Costa, Of Texes, at Nice Forty or
fifty army officers were also confirmed.
, 1858-04-09
PAPER HANGINGS
GA ERTEES.

GA H& EHESs
TUST RECEIvED--Perlat late arrivals, by IYlnAHSlE
y lS GiElalaS ITO and liz Clay street, San Fran
cisco
zoo cases Paper Hangngs, French aud Ameri-
can-eyery variety;
6000 rolls Of French and American Borders;
900 ps. Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
G2j ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
$50 ps Three-Ply Caepet;
800 ps. Superiine Ingram Carpetsj
$50 ps. Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps. Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l2j ps. Stair Carpets assorted;
27j ps. Bay State Druggets;
800 ps. Oil Cloth assorted;
l2j ps silk Damask and Brocatelle;
500 ps. Cotton and Wursted Damask;
1000 pair Window Shades;
STj pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtans;
5000 Cornices and Curtain Bands;
S2j Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods. Table Covers, Glimps PRINCES,
&C., Wholesale and Retail by
FRANK BAKER.
no q lie, Clay siTttt, San Francisco.
March 9Th, 1853. nl5-3m.
SB- n. B. Orders from the country filled with
care and dispatch. F. b.
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San Francisco .liaTket.


SAN FRANcIsco, March goth, 1858.
FL0UR.-Jobbing sales at sl7@slS. 2OOO quartz
sacks Oregon on private terms.
GRAlN.-Sales of 20 bags Wheat at l-ic.; $50
do, private terms; $50 do Barley at 81 i2lsl 45
200 do Oats at 81 3-lc.
P0TATOES.-Sales at soc. per bag.
PR0VISl0NS.--No sales reported.
GRoCERlES-Sales of 800 pkgs Layer Rasins
100 bags Chile Wanuts; 200 boxes AdAmantine Can.
dies, =. H. all on private terms
CANyASS.-l2O bolts Scotch Flax sold on terms
not made public.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, Issued upon Judgment rendered in the
United States District Court in and for the Sd Judicial
term 1853, in favor Of s. d. Howe Administrator Of
the estate Of b. p. Barstow, and against IT, c. Page
Henry Roder and R. V. Peabody, for the sum Of
$500 90 of principal, and si0j IS as interest and
costs Of suit, have levied uppn taken and will Offer
ut pnbc sale to the highest bidder at Whatcom,
Whatcem county, Washington Territory, on the 2lst
day Nay A. D. 1858. between the hours of o'clock
property to-wt: One Saw Mill situated on the east
side Of Bellingham Bay. and known as the whatcom
mill together with all the fixtures and appnrtenanccs
thereunto belonging; also one anvil one backsmhs
bellows, and one wise, enough thereof to satisfy
said execution, together with interest $500 90 at
the rate Of ten rer cent per annum from date Of
cution and costs Of sale.
JAMES CARR
Sheriff Whatcom County, W.T..
Per JOnY A. TESNANT. Deputy.
Whatcom, W. T., March 20, ls5s. Cw2O
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, issued upon judgment rendered in the
United States District Court for the Sd Judicial Dis.
trict Of Washington Territory at the February term
A. D. 1855. in favor Of S. D. Hove, Administrator OF
the tate of B. p Barstow, and against II. G. Page
Henry R0der and Il. v. Peabody Tor the sum Of
s?ii IS as principal and $25s G6 interest together
with costs OF suit have levied upon, taken. and will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder at whatcom
Whltcom county, W. T., on the 2lst day of May.
1853, between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ, and 1
wit One saw Mil, situate on the east side of Bel,
linghlm Bay and known as the Whatcom mill, To-
gether with all the fixtures and appurtenaHces there
unto belonging also one anvil one black smiths bel
lows. and one yise enough to satisfy said execution
together with interest $2it 95 ut the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from date Of execution and costs
OF sale.
JAMES CARR
Sheriff Whatcom County, W. T.
Per JoHE A. TESNANT. Deputy.
Whatcom W. T., March 49, 1858. 6w20
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llrw ANutrtisrmrnts.
Notice to Claimants.

A IL CLAIMANTS IN THE COUNTIES OF
n Thurston and Sawamish wishing their claims
surveyed prior u October next will call the under
signed before the 10th of May next. as will be en-
gagged in the public surveys after the 18th OF May
next,
TH0S. F. BERRY,
U. S. Deputy Surveyor.
Olympla, W. T., April !, ISIS. 2On
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YER'S Cherry Pectoral, wistar's Balsam of Wild
"A Cherry, Cod Liver Oil, and GraefEenburg's Con
sumptiye BALM, forrsale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
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c1ARSAPARILLA-Sand's Townsend's, Gugrott's.
y yellow Dock, and Graehenbergs Sarsaparilla. for
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
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NOTICE
100 Books Wanted!

4 Ii PERSONS WHO KNOW THEMSELVES TO
"A lie in possession Of any Book or Books Papers or
Docamea:s belonging to the Territorial Library, are
requested to return them forthwith 10 the undcgn-
ed, or give information whele they can be found
URBAN T.. HICKS,
Territorial Librarian.
Olympia, April Sd, lSjs nl9-3w.i
7. S. The Librarian can be found at either the
Office Of the Pioneer aud Democrat or in the Ii
brtry at all reasonable hours U. J.. II.
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MA7RTID.

In Steillcoom, on Sunday evening, March 2lst, by
ev. Mr.. Berry Mr.. PILIP kEAcH to Miss SARAH
NrOINErTE MARTIN, both of Sieilacooin
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~. WARD & HAYS, !

WHOLESALE AND nErAIL DEALERS IN st
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN. LUMBER, &c.
TUMwArER, ". T.
A the warehouse OF WARD & HAYa, two miles
"A south Of olympia at the falls Of Shuies river, the
public will az all times Ind In store and for sale any
quantity Of the above enumerated articles a prices
conlormable with the times. Everything they have 70
SELL they will warrant b be fully equal 10 what thoy
may represent IT, Small vessels can reach the vicn-
ty Of their warehouse the food load and leave On
the ebb tide.
Tumwater Nov. 2s, 1885. 2-ly
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MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS IN WASHING.
IRl TON TER TORY, can have their watches
carefully repaired by leaving them with Mr.. FULLER
purser Of the steamer Constitution, or with MessFs
L. C. Il y. WILLIAMS, Olympia. All work left with
them will be forwarded for repairs.
The charges will be moderate. and the work war
ranted to perform well, or no charge exacted.
Persons desirous Of purchasing WATCHES, JEW.
ELRY, &e., can, on application u the above gentle
men. have whatever they may zee proper 70 order
forwarded t1 them II the articles suit they can pay
for them otherwise, return them.
G.. COLLIER ROBBINS.
Portland, March lst, 1858. nl5-3m.
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The fifth section Of the act approved March 3
ls43, Is as follows;

lS43, Is as follows;
Sec S. And be il further enacted That claimants
under the late presumption law for land not yet pro
claimed for sale are required to make known their
Office within three months from the date Of this act
when the settlement has been already made, aud with
In three months from the time Of the settlement
where such settlement shall hereafter he made, giving
ment otherwise his claim to he forfeited, and the
tract awarded to the next settler. in the order OF
time on the tract Of lInd who shall have given
such noti,e and otherwise complied with the cond-
tons Of the law.
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OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT.


WEEKLY Fos THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
OLYMrIA, W. T., April 2. 1858.
, 1858-04-09

SheriR,s Sale.

Per JoHS A. TESNANf. Depl
Whatcnm, W. T., March 26. 1855. Gw2O
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PRoCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q .--ISnate.--Mr. Wilson In
troduced joint resolution for the appointment of
commission to inquire into the difficulties in
Utah, and to negotiate for the settlement OF those
difficulties. The resolution was laid on the table.
The resolutions passed by the Legislature of
Ohio, denouncing the Lecompton Constitution,
ordered to be printed.
The bill for the increase Of the army by the adj
diton of men to the several companies. was taken
up. Mr.. Gwin moved a substitute providing for
the addition of five new regiments which was de-
feated and the original bill discussed until the
Senate adjourned.
House--A resolution was passed to close debate
on the deficiency bill on Friday next.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole the bill to provide for deficiencies in the
appropriation for public printing.
MIR. Davis. of Mississippi, denounced the free
sellers and abolitonists. lie said the former were
the greatest robbers of the two that the latter
to he pitied. but the former were not enti-
tied to respect The right Of the people of Kansas
to govern themselves was mere pretext of the
free soilers. The South must resist this action by
force.
A discussion ensued on slavery, Kansas, Utah,
etc, but no action arrived at on either ques-
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The Statue UnyetIedI

The equestrian statue of WASHINGTON was yester
day unveiled: and at once presented to the eyes
OF the assembage present perhaps the grandest
work of the kind in the world The criticisms
suggested by the outlines Of the figure when
sewed up at once banished like mist before the
sun, and one aud all united in the sentiment that
there could not be grander conception, or one
more beautifully and completely executed 1t is a
great triumph of art, aud every beholder deplored
that untimely death of the great genius who con-
eeived it, by which he was denied the joy Of wit
Messing the elevation OF the statue aud hearing the
exultant praises of the multitude
We we're interested in the comments of the specta-
tors, which were remarkable for variety, and
many Of them for originality. One gentleman
said in looking at 1t he beheld the greatest man
who had ever lived, upon the fercest horse he had
ever seen, and that horse was Red Eye" The
horse IL indeed fine portrait Of the celebrated
"Red Eye" though the artist We suppose, never
saw that most perfect specimen of horse kind we
believe that lives. The delegate from Charlotte
Col. WYATT CAEDwELL, who has been breeder Of
horses, aud Las pretty much lived amongst
them-who is considered one of the best OF Judges
of that poblest Of animals next to man, and who
John Randolph once said "Knew what's what as
well as any other man. gave his opinion of the
horse III tne MOST POSITIVE anu unqua!lned man
ner; and that was, that he perfect aud unex
tionabie-as nobly formed animal as could be
imagined. Such was the universal sentiment
The spprehensions of some, and the criticisms Of
others, before the canvass was removed, and this
unanimity Of sentiment afterwards, proves the
truth Of the old adage, that F." You can't tell the
color Of stallion at March court until the ktter is
o." H
The main point, however. Is the form aud fea-
tpres Of WASHINGTON. And they are all that could
be desired The statue is just to the man, aud no
higher praise can be bestowed on It. The face is
copy of the face of Houdous statue, rendered more
youthful. At one polnt ofview 1t bears some resem-
bianee TO he Patrick Henry Of Crawford but 1t is
only at that point When seen properly the true
likeness to the best portrait made of the origi-
nal. 10 apparent. The figure Of Washington is sin.
gularly grand In It's calm and dignifed, yet firm
expression. The contrast between THE expression
OF the rider and the hery impotence Of the steed
IL an admirable peeuiiarity of the design.
A Tyin,ans rs americans, we are proud Of
this great work Of genius-this master specimen
Of the eculptors art We have not time nor Ian
gusge to express our admiration for 1t. 1t will
become celebrated all over the world, and men
will make piigrimages to this city to behold it-a,
once to do homage to the memory of the GREATEST
AND BEST % MEN. and TO offer q tribute to one
OF the ncblest achievements Of genius.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK Jan 1.-THE Kangaroo has arrived
at this port with late advices from Europe.
The launch of the ship Leviathan was progress
sing, and would be accomplished soon.
INDIA.
News from India state that Gen. Campbell had
evacuated Lucknow; and that Outram was at
Alumbagh with strong division. The insurgents
were pushing southwark.
The English feet had gone up the Canton river,
and that city would be attacked on the arrival OF
the expected reinforcements. Cauten is reported
to be mined.
At the opening of the Spanish Cortes, the Queens
speech was received, which refers indefinitely
TO the Anglo French mediation in the Mexican az
fair.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
LIVERPOOL Jan l3-Cottop-Sales of the past
three days have amounted to ZOO bales. of which
100 were for export and 400 for speculation. Pri-
generally hnc. auged. The market closed quiet
and steady. MiddnR has nominally declined lilo
Manchester advices unfavorable.
Consels 94}sp94ia.
The money market ia slightly easier.
Observation-Disclosures, Spence 4 Co. state that
Flour is dull. at 6ldIs decline. The qunfatinns
are Western Canal 23s@2is; Southern 2is@24s Cd;
Ohio 25s.
Wheat dull at a decline Of al(T3d. The quota
tons are for red Is cd; white rs STATS Cd. Corn
dull and all qualities unchanged Provisions quft
Rosn dull at 4d Sugar. Coffee, Tea and Rice quiet
and unchanged. Spirits of Turpentine 32s.
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-According to the Democrats
free soiD advices the people of Kansas nave dec
ded not to memorable Congress for the enabling
act, btu to pass for themselves, and frame
Constitution like that framed at Topeka aud sub
init it. for rejection acceptance to the people.
Mr.. Clarkson passed BooDvile yesterday with
the Constitution and the official returns.
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GEN WALKER.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-General Walkers structures
on the government, made in his speech at Mont
gomery, are said to haze been in good taste and
spirit At Selma he said that the secret of the OPP
position to his cause, and Of the bigh-handed
outrages committed against him and his men, was
that the Americans in Nicaragua favored tho es-
tablishment of slavery.
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DIED.

Yesterday. Mt liz O'Clock, A. NJ. JAS. ROBERT,
son OF James and T. Virginia Jeffreys, aged yeaS,
II months and Is days -
Tho friends and acquaintances OF the iamuy e 80
respectfully Invited to atteud ts funeral tne a,eI
noon, at O'clock from the residence OF his fstbefs
on 9Th. north Of Esigh street
At his residence, In Msnehester. on wednesday
morning, Mr. GEO. W. BAKER.
His friends ard acquaintance are invited 70 atIrnu
his funeral at the Methodist church, In Manchester'
tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock.
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THE MISSING STEAMSHIP ARiEL-The non-arriVal
of the Ariel gives rise to much speculative inquiry
and conjecture In New York. Her owners think
there is no cause for the slightest uneasiness as
yet and do not think it necessary, therefore, to
serd steamer in search. Mr.. Torrance, Wander
bits business man, thinks she has put back. and
chat the next steamer will bring assurance OF her
safety,
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Later From Haytf.
FELLOW FEVER RAGING VIOLENTLY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Advices from Port au Prince
to the 9th that the yellow fever is raging
violently. An earnest appeal will be made to our
government in behalf of American seamen, sick
with fever who It is said, the Haytian authorities
require to be sent ashore where they are placed
in the hands of ignorant and dishonest natives
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fHrHoHAPHfC NEWS
KupoRTIp YORfHE DAIET DISPATCH. /.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR EE0M Al
pTNWAEL. -

NEw York, jan T.--The steamer Moses Taylor
from Aspinwali, with California mails and mil
ii,n and half Of specie, arrived here THIS eve
ming. :.
The U. &. steamer Fulton left Asrinwali on the
18th for san Juan with Gen. lamar on board.
The Moses Taylor passed the Spanish feet on
Havana.
CALIFORNIA.
The California Legislature convened on the 4th.
The Governor would probably recommend an In
crease Of taxation 1t Ia said that the mining
claims question would eause serious quarrel In
the democratic party. /,
The, greater part of the town OF Downieyiie nad
been destroyed by fire. Loss would probably
reach half million of dollars.
large antiMormon meeting had been held AT
San Angeles at which memorial was drawn up
and sent TO Gen. Clark. requesting him to SEND nve
hnndred soldiers against the Mormons, for the
protection of the citizens of that place.
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THE SEAT OF THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT.
TORONTO, Canada, Jan. 27.-The Imperial Gov
eminent has fixed upon Ottawa City, late Bytown,
as the seat of the Canadian Government.
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THoS. LAWSON. G. C.R.
CHAMBERLAlN's OFFICE. /
Richmond Ian o2th pss

NOTICE.-By An ordinance passed by
~ the Council nt lae City of Richmond on the 18th
inst, il is OF tiained:
"fhatevery person or firm who, or which has hired
out or shall. bire ont. slaves for the present or any
ature year. or any part thereof to persons doing
business in. or dweling In the city of Richmond,
SHALL on the goth day Of January of each year, de-
llyer TO the Mayor Of the city list signed by hn
OF each slave hired out by him or them prior TO that
time. and the name person Of the firm hiring such
slave And such person or Arm shall on every 18th
day, commencing from said 38th day Of January,
until the 18th day OF March in each year. deliver to
the said Mayor like list, signed afcressid con-
tanning the names Of all the slaves hired oar by htm
OF them. and 70 whom hired. not embraced 10 the
preceding lists: Aid II any person q nrms nifing
out slaves aforesaid shall tail to deliver sAid lists,
10 signed aforesaid he cr they no falling shall be
aned not less than twenty doiars q more thsn MY
dollars and each day (exeept Sunday on which hs
they shall M 20 deliver the said list 10 the Mayer.
shall Constitute diatinet offence. and sabcct him
or them 70 the fine Aforesaid
A copy-Teste, -
ja 2S-ct THoS LAWSON, G. 2. II. 3
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) MOUNT VERNON HOTEL FOR

U:3 RENT.-This HOTEL situated at the depot of the
kirhmopd ard Petersburg Railroad Company, is for
rent and possession may be bad Immediately. Its
situation has always securfd large transient pat
ronage ana 1t Is believed. IN the hands Of an enter
prising man, a very large snd profitable business
may be done
There are connected with the Hotel two tenements,
containing about 70 EACH which viii be rented
TO good tenants. -. !
Ii LANES NJ Taylor a RON 3
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NEW York BANK STATEMEST.-Ths weekly state
ment of the city banks shows the following totals;
Loans increased 81 699 0G0 specie increased S60lS,
900; deposits increased $SoS,0o0 undrawn deposits
Il 500 600 circulation decreased 81 ,30O,OO0.
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icy AUCTION NoTIcE. is
solicited TO sale of Cigars Tobacco &c &C. &C. at
the sale of Capt Chas Richardson. corner Of Main
and 10Th streets. this (TIIURSDAY) morning, com
mencing at 10 o'clock. See advertisement.
ia Is LARUS SHINE Aucts
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY. Jan. ga plurality rule was adopted
and Alvord. democrat was elected Speaker of the
assembly, David NJ. Wilson, American, was elected
Clerk
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TIE BURpEL MURDER CAsE.-In the Burdel muir
der case, at New York, Eckel has been discharged
on his own recognizance, and an order OF notle.
pros. entered.
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Things in Norfolk.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPArcH


NORFOLK, Jan. &c, 1868.
We notice the arrival of fifteen or twenty yes
sells in port to-day, mostly freighted with corn.
The demand at this time is limited, and quote
yellow at at 90 cents; white 55 q 81 cents; mixed
So cents.
Cotton is firm, although the operations are not
very extensive, and quoted ut lol3 IL cents, as
to quality.
The operations in Slaves are extensive, the mar
ket, however, is well supplied; X. o. hid. are held
at S3415
Bacon-large quantities of this staple is coming
in, and we quote Virginia hog round at l013 IL
cents.
Pcas-This article is always In demand, TO fill
foreign orders, and We quote 81 %.
Bard-New coming in freely, and we note sales
at IL a II cts.
Peanuts-This is an article of extensive COM
MERGE with US, hut the market is now overstocked,
aud we notice no sales Of importance.
Prof Fowler lectured at Mechanics Hall last
night to n large assembly. This gentleman is the
well known phrenologist of New York, and ac
quilted himself with his usual ability.
We call attention 10 the advertisement Of Bur
rows invaluable medicine in another column of
this paper. Mr.. Burrows is resident Of this city,
and can produce the certificates OF some of our
best citizens, of cures wrought by the power of
this wonderful remedy, and We most sincerely en-
dorse the gentleman as every way worthy the con-
fdence of the public.
The Portsmouth National Grays, headed by Kay
toms Brass Band, visited our city to-day, making
n fine display, evincing by their movements and
full ranks, most commeudable espritdu corps.
The weather continues beautiful, much to the
comfort of PERCUSSION.
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TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION SUsPEEDEp-Tele'
graphic communication with New Orleans, by the
Southern line, is suspended for few days, the
line being out of order.
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na Burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE

HAp Burrows RELIABLE MEDIcIsE-
Cures quickly and permanently SCRoFuLA, SYPHILIS
RHEUMATISM. PILES, KIDNET AFFECTIONS, CosrIvE-
NESS, FENEREAL DISEASES. aud all chronic affections
of the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputation
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in tho
roughly eradicatng the above diseases is unprece-
denied in the annals of medicine Thousands of the
inyeterate of disease have been cured by
this truly great medicine, after having been pro-
nounced beyond all possible cure by the most emf
son, Mayor of Norfolk, Va, cured of rheumatism;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. Va cured Of Bron.
chitis; daughter Of signor George Formerly Pro-
fee sor of Music in this city cured of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were IL necessary.
Price 81 per bottie-six bottles for s..
Prepared by j w BuRRow & Co, Practical Chem
lists, Norfolk Va
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond. ia2G-3m
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Four PERSONS DRowsEp.-Two men and their
wives were drowned at Adrian, Mich. on the 18th
inst, by the breaking of the ice, while crossing
DEVILS Lake.