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FRANKLIN STREET, ARovE7TH.
f. H. l.. I'll g II 4, A. M, PRINcIPAL
The Eighth Academic Session of this Institute
will commence on Monday, the LIST OF October,
1900
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION furnishes a
complete preparation for any class in College, and
embraces the Modern Ian guages and al the com
mon, useful and orname entail Branches, which are
of value in the mental training OF the pupil, or Tor
the practical purposes of lie.
The services Of able and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical. French and Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department receives especial at
tention.
For further particulars, apply at my residence
after the 18th OF September. -
" DIV r Fl. l.. TIGHE.
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MARINE INTELLIoEuCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY rs.


ARRIVED.
Schr Golden Eagle. KELSEY, New YORK. cofn'
Stearns & 60. ,,,,,,: i q
sohr Nelly d studdans, Philadelphia, COAL D.
schr. s. r. Halves, Mason, Philadelphia, COAL s.
p. Halves Son. =, ur
schr. JOS Guest, Rainier, Philadelphia, COAL W.
schr South Wind, Mitchell, Baltimore, bricks
NJ Bates ,t.
scbr. o.. II. Booth, Berger, Albany, lumber
Whitlock Son.
schr. Sherwood, Williams. Back river, corn.
/ Sohr. Three Brothers, Golzey, New YORK, guano'
Edmond, Davenport i Co. n,..,., 80,
schr. a. II. Brown, Edwards, Philadelphia, COAL
w. H Davis.
Schr. W m. b. Preston, White, Back river, wheat.
Schr. Mary, Turner, Eastern Shore, corn. Mills
eaugh Read.
schr. Marietta Burr, Haford. Boston, ice, b.
Wardwell Il Co.
SAILED,
Sehr. Geo Henry, Solodsy, down the river. light.
Schr Citizen, Drlnkwater, Boston via Salem,
mGze.. ID. Il w. Currie.
Schr. w w. Griffin, down the river. light.
Schr VIM. ShambuIg down the river, light
Schr. ]. NJ. Parr, down the river light.
Schr Mary Langdon, Jackson, New York, flour,
w. Currie.
Sohr Time, Tyler, down the river, light.
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City Point, July %, 1860.

ARRIVED,
July 24.-Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Richmond
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Richmond
Steamer 70 ktewn. Parrish, Richmond.
Schl. Ann Cole. New York.
Bark Reindeer, in ballast, New York.
July 25.-Shp Evening Star, Robinson, IN bal
last, New ! ork.
SAILED,
July 24.-Steamer Belvidere. Keene, Baltimore.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia.
Steamer Yorktown, Parrish, New York.
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J. W .. DODsON, MayO's Bridge.
Inly II. 1874
I9UU

BATTLE HOUSE, MOBILE, ALA. April 8, 1850.
N. EZEKIEL, Esq, RichmOnd-Dear Sir: You
were so kind as to present me, when a guest of
our house, with a bottle of your H AIR RESTOR-
and have insuifed IN vain at your sgents IN
this city, day after day, to renew my supply. The
DIV permitted me to judge, is highly salts actor,
wish to give it a fair trial and will there tore,
| thank you to send me half a dozen bottles by
| collected GU delivery. Your early compliance will
| very much obllge, Yours, truly.
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FARMS FOR SALE,
sss LAND IN CHESTERFIELD. on
IT& THE DANVTLLE RAILROAD FTFTEEN
Nj !, L n

.A* LAND CHESTERFIELD, on
IT& THE DANVILLE RAILROAD. FIFTEEN
-A- MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
TRACT coptainipg one hundred and hfty acres,
Road on one side. and near the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad on the other. three miles from
Coal6eld Station and two from Tomahawk station
on said Railroad. About one third is in wood Iand
Of original growth, containing valuable thinner of
pine. oak. &c one third in pine of second growth,
suitable for cord wood, which can be sold near the
premises, and the remainder arabic land large
potion of this trac' lies well TO impro 9 and could
be 4de very desirable residence for farming
purposes for q professional gentleman. az a
summer retrest for some city gentleman being in
less than an hours ride Of Richmond on the cars
There are two beautiful building locations one
overlooking the Railroad the other near the tuck
ing ham Road, where the buildings OF the present
residence are located CONSISTING Of dwelling of
four rooms, and out bu ldngs, with well of good
water.
The place is healthy, IN good nelghborhood,
convenient to Churches, Post Ofhee, saw and grlst
mills, re.
Possession given, say LIST December, and privi-
lege of sowing wheat in time
Mr.. Burton, near by will show the land to any
one wishing to purchase.
Rsfere nee to Col. Woodson w. Hancoc<.
" 5-3t GODDIN L APPEKS0N. Auets.
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ar-~s THROUGH yICKETS FROM
Ea48at4sss=s<RI CH NJ OND TO EASTERN
zsx7sszEzzsazs<S E Z OR CHERRYST0NE,
So 50;-Passengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. at 4 O'clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAMPTON, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at 5l4 A. NJ. aud will con
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MOkNING
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT-
UkDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
"a Meals so cents each. h. o. HASKINS.
IL 81
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capt. Robt. Day, Of the U. s. Revenue ssr-
wee died ut Long Island, n. X, on the alst
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EUh SALE have ten beautiful BUILD
E5;s ING LOTS for sale privately on accommodate
aiming terms and long credit. necessary. These
Lots are on Venabe street. Union Hill. in a fine
nelghborhood, and command fine view of the
city. ANY one wishing to purchase, can call on
the subscriber, at ms house of Venable and
Mcsbs streets.
AbSO.-I have 2 No Harness MARE for sale,
very fast and gentle. She can be at my house.
lY AIS j.. POW ERS.
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jy 2 IS st. sf''' G GPI5iDifN APPERsoN, Aucts
sat A MOST GEAUTIFuL COUNTRY

S4k SEAT, NEAR TO MANCHFSTt CON
@~ TANNING FORTY ACRES. FOR SALE
at the request of Mrs. Maria + Clarke. are
authorized to sell her beautiful COUNTRY SEAT,
about half a mile from the western limits of Man
chester, on the old Bucking ham Road and nearly
adjoining the residence of Mr.. Samuel Harderove.
The buildings on this place are of the most sub
stantiai character, and though needing some re-
pairs are among the most desirable To re found on
any COUNTRY seat. The land, for The most part,
lies well and there are handsome shade trees
around the dwelling, and most valuable spring,
surrounded by fue store building, within hun
drAd yards of he dwelling. Altogether. this is
really most lovely place. The price and terms
will be liberal. Apply To- .,np,,o,
~ 1n--R II N.
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fca~ u. =. MAIL STEA VI SHIP
SrE[& JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK.
.s<s@1be steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt.
THoS. SKINNER, will leave here at o clock Z. NJ,
FRIDAY, the 27th inst
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either Of the steamers StateroOm and meals in
cluded, for the very low price of SIS.
Passage to New York. meals and stateroo in
cluded, $40. Steerage passage SIS
Passage to Norfolk same by the river boats.
Freight received to- day Thursday and up to
the hour of IL O'Clock p. NJ. Friday.
Cqnslgnees are requested to send FOR their goods
hqy.
Fre ght for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwaT ed with dispatch.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office or on
board the ship.
jy 25-2t ITTDI,AN g. WATSON
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sn+ The HEAUTIFULCOUN SEAT
ESPe OF SEVENTY-THREE A?REs, on THE
-<h~ w ESTlIAM PLAN K-R o A D, AND ON
BOTH SIDES OF GROVE STREET, CALLkD
"OGCANElCHEE," FOR SALE AT the request
Of Mr.: John F. WIen, we are authorized 10 sell MS
three miles West of Richmond. This place Ia so
well known that minute description IS deemed
unnecessary The buildings are ample for the use
Of a large family and are surrounded by beautiful
shade md ornam Entail trees
The place will be sol entire, divided into four
| parcels. of about Is acres each.
For terms, apply
jy rs ct GODDlN * APPERSON, Aucts
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RICHMOND, July II, $3.50.
Mr.. N. EZEKIEL-Dear Sir: 1t is with much
pleasure that can inf 'rm YOU that | have used
six bottles of your Hair Tonic with great SUCCESS,
ana recommend 1t as the very best Article that /
nave ever used To cause the HAIR TO GROW in
CASE OF Badness. Respectfully,
]. w. B. pODsoN, MaYos Bridge.
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THnC.RrAr EAsrxRN.-The citizens OF N Or
folk are joyful over the following ie''er, winch

TupCaprAr EAsrRRN.-The citizeRsof Nor
folh are ,oyful over the following letter, which
is M blshed IN the papers there
BALTIMORE, July 2lst, 1850
NV Dear Sir-I think 4 eau tfuiy say mat
Aha Great Eastern will anchor In Hampton
Roads on Sunday morning next, and remain
untii Monday night, at which time she will
proceed TO Annapolis to take in $500 tons of
coal Respectfully. yours,
A DUDLEY MANN.
To Jos. Segar, Esq, Old Point.
This letter was writtrn on Saturday, when
the proposition of the agent of the Great East
ern to go TO Annapolis IL 3 600 tons of coal were
furnished gratis, was before the Baltimore
City Council, and was, IL seemed, very likely
to be accepted. On Monday, however, the go,
at final meeting, the Council refused 10 give
the coal and since that we have seen no notice.
official or otherwise, of any intention on the
mart of the Directors of the G.. f to take her
to Annapolis Should the trip be decided on,
the public will soon be advertised of the fact
by the many parties pscuniarily Interested
in it.
THE BURNT STEAMER PENNsYLVANfA.-
The Norfolk Day Book, OF Tuesday afternoon,
has the following about the steamer Pennsyl-
vania:
ne BOdTu OI DlIcG VI
held a meeting in Philadelphia yesterday
morning. and decided upon the salvage, &c,
for raising the remains of the Pennsylvania
Some think she wont be worth raising, ana
the cargo is totally burned to both OF Which
we object. She must have sunk before her
whole cargo was consumed; besides, the up
right position of her engine proves that her
hull is yet sufficiently strong 70 pear the
weight.
Parties have been left to watch the wreck and
pick up whatever may float off. A morning
or two ago, schooner bound down the river
went along side the wreck. and seeing nothing
else removed the lantern that had been raised
on a pole and left burning all night TO keep
vessels from running into the wreck. Inc
parties in charge of the wreck saw the removal
of the lantern, but were too far up the river
to make out the name of the vessel. The ar
rangements for raising the hull had not b. Ell
com pleted last night, but it is supposed the
agent of the line will complete them to day,
and that operations will be commenced forth
with.
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MOT. viii offer, from TO-DAY our re-
~ maining stock Of Ladiss' summer Dress Goods
sssresls Sssdaced PRICES Y s1gss ansn 2Ys
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7 UNIVERSITY HiGH SCHOOL, HUGUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
VA SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di
reeton of the undersigned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of virginia, 1t WILL for this reason, af
ford no lower advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College.
One of the Principals will teach MATHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc ors shalt IN every case. be graduates of the
University OF Virginia. Colloquial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LAkGUAG ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
:, Charges for the session, $3.50. including every
thing.
=, Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application To us through the
Richmond Post Office
SIDNEY IL, OWENS, ia. A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek In Richmond College
PHILIP b. SfANARD. A NJ,
Graduate of, aud formerly
jJ 3-d&cw3m
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"a Letitia Brown, otherwise ChevaIier,
who has been in the employment of Mr. Bradford,
latt y stay lng at the St. Nicholas Hotel New York;
will hear of something to her advantage by apply
ing to the Editor of the Richmond Dispatch, Eieh
mond, Va jy N-7tA
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BOARDING.

I OUIS j. BDSSIEUX,
II Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AN d FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS,
- TOBACCO, &c, &c.
THE BEST GOODS.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
THE LARGEST STOCK,
Can be found at the
FIVE STORY BUILDING,
No so Main street,
Opposite Richardson & Co, Richmond, Virginia
jy % lot
GROCERY AND COMMISSION Bust
II n ESS.-The undersigned have assocet ted
themselves under the firm and style Of AGE
& POLLARD. for the purpose of conducting the
GROCERY, FEED AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS at the corner of 18th and Franklin streets
in the city of Richmond, Va, and will endeavor
to keep constantly on hand well selected stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they Will be
pleased 10 offer to the punic at very low prices,
and most respectfully solicit q call from their
friends and the public generally
9. w. WAGER, of Richmond,
r. c. POLLARD, of King William.
Iy S-I m
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ARichard #. Wilson, Accountant, offers
has services to the merchants of Richmond for the
purpose Of BANNING AND CORREi q; ! |, y
FROM OLD TO NEW SETS, CLOSING UP co.
Partnerships, &C. Having several years
experience, he feels confident he give satisfac-
ZION to all merchants that intTust their business
to him The best of city reference will be given.
His office IS with Messrs. HARRIS HOLMAN, on
the Basin Bank, or any information throue h the
City Post Office will be promptly attended to.
liz Il-l2tt
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= RICHMOND PHILHARMONI1

a. Assn s1aTfoN xabeaI h a WI n" ~ -
place this TIL URSDAYJ evening at So O'Clock.
By order of the President.
jy 20 It, HENRY HARVEY, Sec'y.
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lA}AaHiN6TOn ACADEMY, AMELIA.

MfAsHiN6TOs ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
CONNER ces Sept Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons; Hon.
F H. Smith, V. NJ. / Major John I. H. Preston;
Faculty of w ashington College; VIM. 5. White,
D. d DR.. Geo Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
JNO. A. r. IMBODEN, M.
FINNEY MILLS, Amelia, Va. ly 23-t20thS.
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DOyI's COMPOUND SYRUP SARSA-
- PARILLA-For cure Of Chronic Rheum tlsm,
Scrofalous Diseases, Secondary Syphilis, Ulcers,
Mercur,si Disorders, Affections of the Skin, I'm
purity of the Blood, &c, each bottle containing
the virtues OF a pound OF the FOOT prepared and
for sale by DOVE i CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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EA Ihave received an additional supply
of those beautiful hight brown FIR ENCH SOFT
Eel HATS. Those gentlemen who have been
watt ne for them will please call and select theirs.
2. S-STRAW, PANAMA and LEGHORN
HATS at cost. JOHN DUDLEY.
jy 23-eod3t
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- suIIt FL he meniters
~ ANA of the Ashland Jockey Club
<RrIEIsM - are particularly requested TO
>1A3A meet at the Richmond, red
--.-.s---A-~---encksbg aud Potomac Rail
road Depot on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. at
O'Clock, as business of great Importance will be
broug hit befor the meeting.
By order of the President
iy25-2t N. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y
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HOUSE KEEPERS. HOUsEKEEPERs

no e II p ERS, HOUsEkEEPERS
- viii he'd 1t greatly To their intetest To go to
he has now ~ store n complete assoItsas MT. f
brown and White Linen Table Cloth; Danask;
and Cotton; Napkins ami po,les; Irish Linen;
cached and Unbieachsd Cotton; Marseilles
Quits; Birdseye. Russia and Huckaback Diapers;
quilts, at Ga cts. per yard; Russia Diaper at q
piece, worth Sl.Ths; Brown Linen boy les at 75e.
to be sold low.
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A-Auction. .-Groceries, Bacon. Wines ant
Whlskey, THIS MORNING. by
y26-it LIZ q. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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nSpecIal Notice.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF A LARGE AND AT
TRACTlVE ASSORTA ENT OF
CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHENWARE,
slLVERaaPLArED GOODS,

Ms To Toba cconists Sweet Oil, Sweet Oil
prime article in cases and barrels, for sale low
by JNO. w. GARLiCK, Druggist,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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GREAT SACRIFICE OF LAWNS.-In or
VI der TO close out my stock of Lawns before the
CLOSE OF the present season, have concluded To
sell out the whole stock at COST Now II the time
to get q treat bargain in . Lawn dress as am do
termined To close them ali this season, so as 10
have an entirely fresh stock next sumner. Also.
LEVY, Is Main street.
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THE BURNT STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA
The Norfolk Day Book, OF Tuesday afternoon,
has the following about the steamer Pennsyl-
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CANARY AND BREEDING CAGES.-A
~ large assortment I,tst To hand and for sale at
TH0S. A. BULkLEY co g,
ISL Eagle Hausre.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA I've Got EN-,

A I've Got EN-, eo-,,
WHITE DUCK PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE MARSEILLES " lists.
SKELETON, CAsSI MERE AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZES SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASHMERE PANTS AND CgATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
THEY'RE CHEAP rs tits possl BILE to make
them. Call at io9 Main street and get what Is
you are buying. WIN. 8. TUPMAN. Agent,
100 Main street,
~ 25-tsf2p) Third door above 18th street.
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E To GrOcers. ..The attention of Gr0-
GERS and Merchants gene ally is called to SEM
home article, and superior to most of the kind be
fore tee public,
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- Church Hill Alum water. Richmond

TIa &c III h Id s,b Enla
in the cure of by dyspepsia. Liver Complaints. { hron
ic BronchitIs, Chronic Diarr hGa. Chronic Dyson
terry, MenorrhG "a; LeucorThGa, PToiapsns Uteri'
fectons. Ulcers and Scfofulous Diseases, The
above valuable Water can always be had. FRESH
FROM THE SPRING, at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidley, and at my resi-
dsnce. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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200 MuCkiNG BIRDS.

W "
~ [ have inst arrived from the South with u
fine lot To choose from Persons wish ne to s. nd
a MOCKING BIRD to friend in the North can
have them put up that they viii 90 safe 500 miles
INQUIRE at the BIRD STORE, Broad street, 3
doors above the Va. &. X. r.. Depot jy 24-3'
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTIT"TE.

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
y RICHMOND, VA.
The 18th session of this Institution will com
mence the LIST of October next, and close on the
last day of July, 1861.
The Principal Will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified ms ructors, and every effort will be
made 10 maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments OF
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are IN
surpassed, while especial attention is given to the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the Sch oo
to the Faculties of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute and of William and Mary College; to Profs
B.edsoe. Smith. Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia,
For further Information, or for catalogue giving
course OF STUDY rmS regulations and full list of
patrons to which attention Is invited, address the
Principal, ID. LEE POWELL,
jy l2-d1m Box 81, Richmond, Va.
SOUTHERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No Aar.. L
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nv rE1.EGRAP PEI.

Pan ApELPHIA Jan. 5.-FIaur firm at s.. 5o@562l4.
Wheat steady white Sl.4291,52, red Sl.S5@l 80.
Corn closed with advance of &C. yellow i'll store 49,
Whisky dull at 2CG21H. a-f4 Il
NEw YcRK Jan. Cotton market steady with g
fair demand: 20UJ bales sold ut 1l for midding Up
lands. FIour-demand less active and the market is
scarcely 30 firm; shippers not in market to any
material extent while the home trde refuse to pur-
chase thIn sufficient to supply pressing wants.
sales 1000 bills S.j615 30 for supertine state, 1910
0S45 for extra State Sj255,3J for super. we storm,
S5l0Spi.tO for Common to medium extra western and
S575Gn5S5 for inferior to good brands OF extra H. H.
o. market closing dull: Canadian flour is quiet aud
unchanged sales 800 bbs, S5,5UEg650 for common to
choice extra Rye Flour in fair request. S3,T5g 10
for common to choice extra. Corn Meal dull at $3.50
for Jersey. $I1U for baltimore and Sl,l504l2O for
Hranllywine. BuCkwlIeat Flour in brisk demand, at
S2.25612-37 for loo pounds Whisky-market dull
and heavy sales $50 ibis &c closing with no buy
ers at over 2G% Wheat market ia tirmer with bot
ter inquiry both for export and home consumption;
sales EOu BUSH red southern at $l3O $50 bush. white
do at Si.45. 1000 bush. Milwaukee Club at 1.26@ 20
in store and delivered. and 1900 bush. choice Mil
wauliic Club for export at Sl,2 delivered Barley
quiet at i5l9SGc.
CTSCISNXTI Jan. 5.-The money market has not
changed essentially; the supply Of currency Is rather
better; no alteration in exchange IIogs-there was
good demand to-day at full prices receipts were
closed stcady. Provisions market did not uud ergo
any change. though it rather easier. Fair de-
mani Cor mess pork sales I0O hbls Mt $l6,50; it was
offered more freely. A fair business done in
bnk meats: sales 100000 h at 64DS4 to be deliV-
cred in February: 100000 b offered at COS. to
Lard in moderate demand at loo: sales l6o bbls-
Green hams advanced to SC, with good demand.
Flour unchanged demand moderate aud Chiefly local
ut SG.3o95,lO for sUpertine.
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From, pixies Peak.

LEAvESwoRTH, Jan. 5.-The Pixies Peak
Express, which left Denver City on Dec
18th, has arrived here, bringing $4,000
worth of dust.
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard
TO the Provisional Government recently
organized, and it was generally regarded
as failure. Attempts to collect taxes
levied by the Legislature were unsnccess-
full IN the mining district, and general
want Of co Science in the adequate power
and protectlon of the government was felt.
The people look to a speedy organization
of the Territory by Congress as indispen-
sable.
Mining continued on limited scale in
the intervals of warm weather.
Building was progressing rapidly in
Denver City, but there was great search
ty of materials.
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Mr.. McRac began to speak, and was
loudly called to order Great confusion
existed, and but little he said was heard.
Mr.. Porter (aftcr order was partially
restored) said-Did not my colleague. on
the stump, in public meetings, in Indiana,
state thai he did not make any such re-
marks? l then ask that the passage in
the SeatiHel, the Organ of the Democrats
and of Judge Douglas, be read.
Finally the extract from the synopsis OF
the speech of Mr.. Davis was read
Mr. Porter remarked that he was wiling
that the question between him and his
colleague should so on to the country.
EDerisive laughter- There was scarcely a
man on the floor but that would say that
that this was declaration against the
bred Scott decision. He yentured to say
that many of his colleagues and friends in
Indiana, including the Anai-LecOmPton
men, will be surprised to hear his declara-
ton that he did not denounce the bred
Scott decision.
After further debate the House adj
iOuFned