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The Southern Confederacy-Impo Mo.
ton in the British Parliament

One of the signs of the times which means
something, is the notice given in the House f
Commons, by Mr.. GREao2Y, that on an early
day he would call the attention of her Ma
jesty's Government to e expedieucy of a
prompt recognition Of the Southern Confede-
racy of America. The Journal Of Commerce,
on the same subject, says:
THE tone of the English press has been essen
TALLY modified, in treating the question Of sla-
very, since secession in the United States BECAME
fixed fact. In their estimation, the institution
Of slavery seems to be far less obnoxious thai
iormerly-less repugnant TO humanity and to be
tolerated as necessary evil, rather than to be cut
up with fire and sword, regardless of all couse-
quences.
lone might al most detect growing fondnes for
the long abused slaveholders, W no don t turn out
to be snch barbarous set, after all. The truth
is, England considers her commercial interests
paramount to all others. Now that she must con-
tend with the Morrill, tariff, the motive for recog-
MIXING the Independence of the seeded States
operates with a power prodgiously increased If
the Republicans had desired recognition by for
eign powers OF the Southern Confederacv they
could not have done anything better ca to
secure this end than was their adoption OF d high
protective tariff
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The BALTIMORE CoSFEaESoE-Appointm ents
The Baltimore Conference at Staunton has
adjourned. Among the appointments made
Were the following:
Rockingham District.-E. r. Teitch, p. E.
Stanton, Joseph X. Wheeler; Augusta, Rob
ert Smith, q. II. Joyce; Mount Sidney, w
Il. Stringer; Rockingham, j. Hildebrand, p
II. Whisner; West Rockingham. ii. HoT man;
East Rockingham, 7. I. Wysong. J. N. Gray
Woodstock, w. +. Speake, zone TO be sup
plisd) Front Royal X. Il. s. Hough, r. b
Hampton; Luray, w. ID. Lippetoe; Frank
lin, 5. II. Grill tn. L. w. Hasnp; Moorefield,
Z. Armstrong, j. p. Hyde; South Branch,
.. +. Wirgman, T.. +. Heterick; North River,
;. Smith, J. q. McNeer New Greek, Andre W
=. Porter-W. s. Baird. Principal of the Wes-
iey Female Institute, Staunton. Rocnoke Dis
Tia .-samaei Resister, +. T.; Salem, John
y Dice, Joseph j. Engie; Christiansbnrg, w
.. EDWARDS, Blacksburg, Theodore NJ Carson;
Saeksohviie, A. +. Boude; Newcastle and
newport, y r Became, l.. q. Jameson; Roa-
noks l.. H. Jones; Fmcastle, H. A. Gaver.
lone 70 DC sappiied) Lexington, f. q. Tebbs;
Lexington Circuit, Joseph T.. Wassen. Fair.
Held, Jason r. Etchison; Goyington' John
w. EVAN; Churchville, David w. Arnold
J.. L. Johnston; West Augusta, George r.
jefferson; Monterey, James w. BEATTY. s. =.
Butt; Highland, j. r. Chittum.
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Conservative Re-ac,ion I. N. x.,,.

Conservative Reaction In the North.
The New York Tribune gives the following
particulars Of the Conservative reaction in
the North
- But cur town elections have just been hela 8 /,
~ OF our e counties, and the aggregate result Is
larger portion OF Republicans than were ever be-
icre chosen Yet, In the face Of this unmistxkable
demenstrasien, and Of the kindred response Of
ifcan Governor Leg isiatars. and full delegate on
70 Congress, BY around 1900 maiority-nors than
the average Republican majority at all her STATE
elections sincethe Republicans party was organ
ICED there-Mr. JonE Cochrane. the cast-od ser.
want Of a east-en and utterly used-up party, as
susnes TO re- assure yirgiBis In this name and be
hslf OF the state Of New York; Could imposturs
be more imradent
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The Legislature.

The Senate yesterday passed, among a mum
Der of other bills, one amending the charter
of the Bank of Richmond. The Tax bill was
debated, amended and laid on the table, The
bill suspending appropriations to works OF
internal improvement was discussed.
The House passed a bill changing the names
OF the State Lunatie AsyIums. Senate bill
paying the Adjutant General additional com
pensation was passed. The bill relative to
suits for the recovery of western lands was
laid on the table. The Appropriation bill was
debated
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The Convention.

After the conclusion of Mr.. 1sRrc.'s speech
yesterday, pretty sharp debate sprang up on
the merits Of the propositions before the Com
mittee. Last evening vote was taken in
Committee OF the Whole on the motion to
strike out the majority report and insert MIR
CAaLILE's substitute, which resuited-yeas 4,
nays no. The substitute embraced the pro-
positions which eInana ted from the late Peace
Conference. To-day the debate VIII proceed
on the majority report and amendments.
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pc Second Supply of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
= Z r N Or G. o ID s.

Elegant New Broche SPRING SILKS.
Splendid Embroidered GRENADIN ES and II Err
MANS.
Silk Embroidered POPLINS-very handsome.
Bright Embroidered BAREGE ANGLAISE
Choice Grey and Brown P0PLINS.
Black Lace MANTLES-Nete style.
New COLLARS aud SETS.
Handsome LACES-in new designs.
Very handsome French JAC0NETS and Or
CANDIES.
French BRILLIANTS, PRINTS and MUSLINS
New English and American PRINTS.
Standard brands of Bleached LONG CLOTHS.
Together with many other choice and seasonable
GoOOS, comprising one of the most attractive and
complete aSs0rtments we have ever offered, to be
sold either wholesale retail, for CASH or to
prompt buyers, at prices to suit the times.
Ladies' and gentlemen from the city and country
sd in TO Of @ ne
and arriving by this mornings steamer.
NH 25-6t WATKINS Il FiCKLEN.
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Wafs.

Tbs New York Rsvress says that vessels OF
war, with powerful ornaments, continue to
he dispatched 70 the South with sealed or.
deYs. - lse
Why II the standing army stiil retained In
.MashiAgtonf Why are achievements about
70 be brought from the frontiers' Walt
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Re New Spring Goods. ........- "a
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & Co,
Are opening very complete assortment Of
NEW SPRI NG GOODS,
Comprising
NEW AND RICH DRESS SILKS
DRESS GOODS, in great variety
beautiful assortment of
Z NJ B r o / ID Err les
AND
LACE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
In our usual assortment.
SUPERB LINEN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FAMILY and PLANTATION GOODS,
nh 25-Bt As usual.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1851.
High Water this day Tue sfdyl at 4 o'cLA

'
ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, N. T., mdze.,
and Passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdze; and passsngers D. W SprFi sio,,, r,.,
road iron, Central K. R: Co;
schr. John Boacher, N. e., lumber, J. S. Ste
verson
schr. Julia Newell, Trott, Portland. fish, |. &
9. b. Davenport.
schr. Adriatic, Hall, Aitakspas, rngar and mo-
schr, SIR Collin Campbell, tBr.) Bigus, Halifax
Ash, c. T Workman Co.
>chr. Mary Jane, Price, Alexandra, coal, {. I.
acnr NJ L. Johnson, Passwster, y orfolk mdze.
sehr Mary Willis. North, Baltimore, guano.
3chaer. Kohler Co.
sehr Mary Adams, Sparrow, James river, wheat
Brig Abigail, Mcfarland. N. Y mdze., Webb
4 wade, D. j. Burr, NJ. Downey, Johnson,
Younger otey' SAILED,
Bark Kedron, Farrell, Bio. -four, Dunlop. Mon
cure Il Co.
NEW YORK, March 23.--Clcared, schr. Wythe,
BALTiaoEE. March 2!-Arrived, bark Ann e.
Grant, lof Richmond, } from Rio, Feb. !. Lett the
Clara IIaxal waiting.
BELFAST, March ARRIVED, ship volant, Nor
folk.
CoxAHAvES, Feb. 2s.-Arrived, ship Polynesia,
Norfolk
NoREolK, March :5.-The schr. Golden Gate,
and rigging damaged in storm. 49,.
PASSENGERS PFR STEAMSHIP "YoRKTowy,' -
Parrish, Master, from New York
Dr.. q. ). West, r. II. Baptist, Geo. Whitfield,
L. &. {: Hildebrandt- Miss Mary Lewis. James NJ .
Daily, g. w. Farrant John Mc(owan, Miss Min
turn, Mrs. Alden, W. A Deas. Miss NJ. A Cor
dial, NJ NJ. Ryan, VIM. Steinmitz, wife and two
children, Gus. Feldheimer, Mrs. Leroy, Miss
Leroy, A. Obendorfer, j. w. Gilmer Mrs. Duyc-
kink, Miss Duyekink, Chas. Floyd, Thos Lewis,
Mrs. Alex. Sterling, two children aud nurse, and
four in steerage.
Also, from Sorfolk-A. T. Whitaker, William
Booth.
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tRAprATEs AT the commencement of the
Medical Department of the Louisiana Uni.
versity, on the 10Th inst, the following era
duates were from Virginia Jas II. Southall
Henry G. Land, and l. j. Cherry.
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SPECIAL NoTIoUe


BE Special Nestce. 80
STOCK SALE or GROCERIES, LIQUORS. TO
BAGGo: CARS. STORE FIX TUNES, Ac., At
AUCTION The tf entionofG KoCHRS and others
- asked to the sale Of Msssrs. @. p. WOkD 4
bROT HERS stock OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS,
STORE FIXTURES. re, THIS MORNING, at 10
clock, at thsir store, corner Of Main and 18th
streets. The stock consists in part Of
Very tine CHEWING aud SMOKING TOBACCO.
CIGARS; FRENCH BRANDY
snest and sh. rman's first premium MOUNTAIN
RYE WHISkEYS
APPLE BRANDY
CHAMPAGNE and other WINES
AbAMANTlNE CANDLES
BHoUMS: BUCKETS TRAYS,
WASHBOARDs; CLOTHES PINS: MATCHES.
COTTON and HEMP LINES: BACON HAMS.
Also
THE STORE FfXTURES-Platform md Counter
Scales. Desks. Liquor Stand, sugar Stands, Meas
ures, Tea CaDsters. &c.
NH 2s-l; THOS. w. KEEsEE, Auet.
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EE Fox SALS.--0ne OF HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 40x57 This Prass i,
nearly new. and will be warranted in perfect con
diiion. Apply at this office. NH Io--ts
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RE The Portsmouth Transcrin, x,xs.

Re The Portsmouth Transcript says:
" Good Bread, it is universally conceded, Is the
chief ornament of a well supplied table. Within
the range OF our acquaintance there is scarcely
ba'f a dozen who cin produce the staff of life In
eatablc con tition. Everything is tabled in de-
lightlul style, but bad bread mars the whole. To
remedy this evil, housekeefers ueed only to
cure a hox of sE1lPLE'S YEAST POWDER They
are certainly unfailing In their operation"
This article Is now becoming very popular, and
Is sold by all Druggists and Grocers in the State
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EE lcHMoSD THgATgg
KUExEL MoxLEr....sol Lessess and Managers
l. d. rHiLLiPs. stage Manager.
SECOND NIGHT
oi the engagement of the eminent Tragedian,
HE MIR. 9. W. COULDOCK, Ea
who was warmly welcomed bya
FULL AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.
TRUE AND GEN CINE APPLAUSE.
He will appear THIS EVENING, in his
GREAT CHARACTER
CARDINAL RICHELIEU,
Ia Bulwcr's master piece, of
Rich ELIEUt
Which will be performed with an
UNEQUALLED DISTRIBUTION
OF CHARACTERS ,
TUESDAY EvEAlNG. MARCH esrn.
Wlll be Performed, Bulwers Celebrated Play Of
RICHELIEU;
Coz SPIR ACYi
CARDINAL RICHELIEU. Mr.. G. W. COULDoCK.
Overture. Orchestra.
To conclude with the Comic Duality of
CUNJUGAL LESSON.
THE CHARTER ELECTION is
=, - near at hand and Old JhtfEk 3; ~
mond We beg leave to present TO the vo!ers OF
that ward the following gentlemen for COUNCIL
MEN and ALDERMEN
FoR CoUSCILMSN For ALDERMEN
X. o. Haskins W. Taylor,
! II II Crasnar G r. Hill
" p M georgia Ssdlar
Tas NJ Ta',hott r ID Sanxay
NH 2s-dide JEFFERSON WARD.
cry COJTNCTU -Tbo follnujn.-
n - n.uiIi ho snnnor,ad for ,ha CITS
cCITESIyp;n M0NROE whRk. ''- 'Ao
'"c'"i -, 49,
Dayld J saunders Fiemlng nflmn,
Robert F. Morris, l.. Giazebrook,
samuel u. pehoon.
nm zo--tue"
ls-r- NOTICE-T0 TIE VOTERS OF TIE
ES~--a CITY Or ktChMnND II respectfully
announce myself "a = Gandldate tor re election to
Inc once o. SuiEhlN iEADENf OF THE CITY
WATER WORKS.
mn 2o-toeN J. l.. DAVIS.
-- "
r1 IN ANSWER tn INHVJRyES
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w. A. w. Spotswood and VIM. +. Caring.
ton, OF Va, have been appointed surgeons Ia
the Confederate Navy.
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:
~, NE MI sic

.sgy NEW MUSIC
4NSx At RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery.
THINK NE SOMETIMES Ballad By
Thomas. Csc.
THERE ARE KIND HEARTS EVERYWHERE
Ballad. BY Thomas. 25c
PLEASANT MEMORIES. Ballad. By the author
Of Benny Eloise.' 4oc.
THE MERRY BREEZE. Ballad. By Y. Wal
lace. soc.
THE FOREST FLOWER. Ballad BY Frederick
OH DD IF HAD SOME OH TO LOVE. Ballad
By Fred Buckley 25c.
FL, COME TO THEE, CARRIE. Song. BY
IPRAY THEE, DEAREST, THINK OF NE. Song.
BY MigriOn. Csc
LOVE YOU. Song. BY Balfe. soc.
OH TAKE NE TO THY HEART AGAIN. Song
FLOWERS FROM FOREIGN LANDS. Song. By
More. 25c.
LOVES TOKEN POLKA. By Francis H. Brown.
Acc.
SPRING DAWN POLKA REpowA. BY WIN.
Dressler 25c. NH 2s-lt
81 FOR SALE.-A very large NEW
sneS[ FoUNDLAND DOG, genuine stock 20
-----0 months old. Price $40. ANY Que wish
ing to buy will address BOX ais. P. o."
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MADAME son

OFFICE K. 4 p. X. K. Co.
RICHMOND. March Is. 1861 {
r. -=.=z.xE1 CHANGE OF SEIZED
ASs94 49, Lion and after MONDAY
The lst day nf April, the MAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond at .. IS p. NJ, instead
of 255 as heretofore.
IN TfI0S II WINNIE Srn't
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BE MoSD gATRg
kUEKEL q MoxLEY. Sole Lessees and Managers
/. b. PHfLLIPs. Ataga MannynI
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A. FOR RENT-A STORE on Broad DO.
GEE tween gath and ?5th streets Church Hin =
The above store Is situated in the most bu.i
ness part OF The community in which 1t stands.
ALSO-FOR sALE-A No. MICH COW. Ap.
ply next door, to GATES PRlTCHARD'
NH 23-3ts
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| ID EAU 4 JEIEK,
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
WHEAT, CORN, &c, and respectfully solicit
coDsigpmants.
They are prepared to make liberal advance
ments on produce in hand. n. &. READ,
NH 26-fm VIM LITTER
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

a. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. nv
E:I BROAD AND MAIN STREETS, FOR SAFE
We are authorized to sell the blowing very
valuable Real Estate, via; The large three story
BRICK TENEMENT, on the north side of Broad
street, adjoining the confectionery store Of Mr.
Antonio Pizzinl on the west. Also, the BRTCE
STORE and DWELLING, on the south sido Of
Broad street. TO 9th street recently In ,ba &c
supancy of MIR. Andrew Pizzini. Also the vsrv
valuable GRANlTE-FRONT TENEMENT on ths
south side of Main street, now in the occunancv .
Messrs. Fisher Shepherd. For terms Sc m
Fly 10 GODDIS x AppEpSSJ up
NH 25-G' Arrt;1-',
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GEo A STATE LOTTERIES
MCKINNEY & CO., MANAGERS
The following are the drawn IL umbers of GEOR-
GA STATE LOTTERY, Class 1885, drawn at Sa-
vanDah, Ga, March 18th, 1861
} CO - 81 10 Il SIS l 80 81 81 So
Circulars sent free of charge, by addressing
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
NH 2G-lt# SAVANNAH Ga
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CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.--sFRING l-t

SPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
Bought at the recent auction sales in New York
many on them at half their value, comprising all
the now fabrics IN Dress Goods, Silks, Barge An
glase, Jaconeis, Mozamhiques, Chaliies, Pop
Inns, &c Se. Also. full stock of Staple Goods
for tamii les and pianters--to which we would in
wife the attention of all those in want.
CHRISTIAN j. LATHROP,
mi No Main
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.

=
Miss s. NJ. FLou RN0Y respectfully sunounces
to her friends, and the public generally thai she
has returned from the country, and has taken
rooms at the Everett House No. 257 Main street
between 9Th and sth, on the square above Spots
wood Hotel. where she will carry on the DhESs-
MAKING business. rs she formerly has for l.
years past. She most respectfully soIic,ts Il call
from the ladies, and especially those of her old
customers she would be pleased TO sea.
Re All orders from the country will be prompt
lv attended NH 26--lNk
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e. kOOM FOR RENT-A delightful BASE,
M:i. MENr ROOM. on Main, two doors from cth
street and opposite the Arlington House.
Rent very moderate. have o new set Of furni.
ture In the room, which will sell. Ii has only
oeen IN use about one month. Apply at this office
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- FOR X ENT The desirable TE,F
Ill MENT, northwest corner of Main and 18th
streets-adInirsbly adapted to Resauraut
confectionery Uroeery, OF any kind of business
Seven rooms in the upper part OF the House A
lease can be had ii desired. For terms &c. APP
ply Immediately to G. r. BRICKEN
At the Wine and Liquor store
No: Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st
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M NS, > 4 II BDINS,
VI DRESS MAKER
Has removed TO No. IA, Main street, opposite
Watkins 4 Fickien's.
All the LATEST STYLES of DRESS PATTERNS
Just received.
ne Orders particularly attended to, and well
executed. NH
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NEW FANILY GKOCEKY.

~ corner 9th and Marshall Streets,
One Square ADORE hep Market, Richmond, Ia.
The subscriber takes this method OF informing
the citizens Of Shockoe Hill that he has opened
FAMILY GROCERY AT the above named place
aud intends selling superior FAMILY GROCE-
RlES as cheap as they eau be bought in the city,
for cash The public are invited to come and ex-
anime for thems elves.
1,rk
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WYATT UNTIL NEAr FHI EsDAY. the

w 18th inst, II you have Dry HOOds 10 pur-
chase, az LEWIS store of bargains viii be
closed ou this (TU ESDAY, and WEDN ESDAY -
Persons depend on finding large and desi-
rable stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods al
the above mentioned place. NH 2e
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ZINE CUTLERY.-fipe Pocket and TABLE
Il Cutlery and SCISSORS, manufactured by Joseph
Rodgers K Sons and Mappin Bros, and Imported
by ourselves. For sale by
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & CO,
NH 20 - Main street.
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SECOND NIGHT
Oh the engagement of the eminent Tragedian,
MIR. 9. W. COULDOCK, gu
Who was warmly welcomed bya
FULL AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE
Abd MS mastery performance greeted with
TRUE AND GENUINE APPLAUSE
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IMPORTANT NOTTCE.-EZEKIEL Chean
L Store, Al Main street, will be closed THIS DAY
opened on THURSDAY MORNING, with a beau
titul assortment OF new Goods. Also, new lot of
those splendid Silks, at only a7t cts. yard
EIEklEL'S, al Main street
NH &c MaiIArt's Old Stand.
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s, IN ANSWER TO INQUIRIES
Sc on the subject, | respectfully announce
that am not candidate for re- election TO the
CITY COUNCIL for MADISON WARD, at the en-
suing election. R. r HOWISOy
nah 26-lt*
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R TAKE NOTICE.-Al persons who
~ "a have left Furniture at my store previous
to the LIST March, 1851 to be repaired, will please
or it will be sold to pay chaIges. am compelled
to adopt this course, that may the room for
manufacturing purposes. f. G. HOWE.
NH Pilots
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I00 POCKETS PRIME JAVA COFFEE

y " UtSS IkIV W. IIIIus. VItV SU-
GAR: - hhds, New Orleans do 30 tierces Mus
covado do so barrels Cut Loaf do, 20 barrels
Powdered do: IL hhds prime Porto Rico MOLAS-
SEES; IS tierees do, chests very superior Gun
powder TEA; IS barrels medium No. MACH
EREL. landing and for sale by
NH % LEW Is WEIR x Holm q WADE
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

E'Ok SALE PRIVATELY.-To remain in, or
about fwenty- two Years Of age also WOMaN'
good COOK and WASHER, about forty five years
old, and good Transfer, loot restricted to the
city, for sale or for hire the balance of the year.
Apply at once to B. A. COOKE,
Office on l4th ST., Exchange Hotel Building.
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NH 2eNst Apply " GnDDIS & AppEgsoy
.xs rExAsIaNn FnR AIEop ny

A HDQs. co. n. lsr RECT. VA. VOLS,
q RICHMOND, MARCH 20, ls6l.
(fOrder No. NIX.
W Assemble at your Armory, flaw Building
this fTU ESDAY) evening, 10th inst, at II o'clock
for Company Drill.
BY order Of Capt. MoaKIss.
NH 2A--lfk Il A TYRRE LIST Sarn,f
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/ MFUK AT TO COUNTRY MER
FIFTY PER CENT.--Country merchants wishing
70 save afty per cent can do SO by calling AT my
Wholesale and Retail Store. The only cssIapiete
stask OF Conieclienaries in this city. have also
completed, in the rear of my store, the largest
Candy Factory this side Of New York. Merchants
are requested TO call aud examine for Ia IN sci es
A. ANToNI. 81. Nicholas saloon
NH % lsc Main st, opp. Kent, Paine 4 Go.
nRIED APPLEs-In nice order, Tor sale by
~ NH " JOHN n. GORDON 4 son.
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es- NOTECE-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
60 CITY OF RICHMOND Il respectfully
announce myself "a candidate for re election to
the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
WATER WORKS.
NH 26-tde* J. l.. DAVIS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-20
HrapoulIrrss q '. ron U 8. snauor,l
cAMp CHAsr, Aug. l6, 1861. y

General order No. 8, dated August 10, 1851,
in force in this camp, provides that "ofhcers OF
the State government, military officers and par
ties specially conducted by them, may be admit
ted to the camp at any time between keps@e
and Tattoo. Persona bringing supplies to the
camp, or engaged 10 the public service, or In the
transportation OF public property, may be ad.
mitted and pass out at all reasonable hours.
But no other pisitor will BE- received or remain IN
camp ercept bet,osen the houys Of t0o and a haD
and sic and half o'clock r. M. iff
"The field officer of the day and the officer OF
the quad will see that the quarters and grounds
required for the use Of the troops are not en-
croached upon, nor the streets obstructed by Wis
itors They will also, as far as is necessary, see
that visitors ere informed of the spaces, streets
and drives they may use without interrupting
the duties OF the camp"
The hours assigned for the admission OF gen
eral visitors will include Company drills OF In
iantry, Artillery and Cavalry; Camp Inspection
and for Infantry sufficiently advanced, Battal-
ion drill and Dress Parade, These are the reg
ulatons for week days. On Sundays no visitors
will be admitted to the camp. Z, ps
No huckster or peddler will be admitted al
any time.
Visitors will enter on Mcclellan street, teams
connected with the Quarter. Master, or Commits
sary Department, or In the service of the Sutler
will pass in and out on Scott street..
By command Of Brig .-Gen. Chas. w. Hill.
W. A. COLLINS,
Assistant Adjutant- General.