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Canadian flour was steady while sales we're light and
confined 300 bbls, at % 60 81 %. Southern -four
firm and in good demand with sales Of 800 bbls.
closing within the range Of the above prices. Rye
-four steady at our figures, with sales Of $50 bbis
Corn meal was steady at quotations, with limited
sales. Whcat-The market was heavy, and spring was
lower, while good 10 prime qualities Of winter red
Michigan and Kentucky were firm; the sales embraced
about s. 900 bushels at 81 90 81 IS for white Michigan,
81 so for white Kentucky 81 81 81 IS for white Canada
81 SO 81 3S for red Western 81 % 80 for Milwaukee
club, and 81 30 for amber Iowa. Rye quiet zoe
76c Barley nominal at Soc. 90c. Oats were dull
with sales of Canadian and Western at 35c 36c. and
state AT 36c.
CofFE.--The market steady, with sales Of els
bags Rio al l2c 121c., $50 do Maracaibo at l3Isc.,
and 100 mats Java at &c. Messrs Scott SON. their
circular, give the following aceount.-Stock Of Rio
Dec 81 1860 3S, 507 bags received since 10 date,
II S0 total 81 293. Sales for consumption estimated
qA02 stock Of Rio on Jan 8, 1851 II sol; Maracabo,
5147 Iaguayra, 2070; Java, 20 600 mats; do, 100
government bags; ST. Domingo, 1900 bags; Jamaica,
$40 total 10 34s bags and mats The stock Rio on
Jan g. at New Orleans was 81 600 bags at Baltimore,
"a 600: Philadelphia, 1000
CorToy.-The market was firm and active. The sales
footed up about 5000 bales included in which were
about 900 in transit Prices closed firm the basis Of
12Ac. for middling uplands The following is state
ment OF the movement in cotton since the 1st Septem
Der last compared with the previous three wears
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TUESDAY, Jan. &c 7. N.
AsnEs-The market was quiet and sales limited, while
prices were unchanged.
BFEApeTUFFs. market for superAne and
medium grades of State and Western -four dun and
prices lower. The sales embraced about 0,000 900
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llation since 1850. The figures ares

This is without including the increase in New
York and Pennsylvania, which is about 100000
more. When these figures and the habits of the
people of the West are considered, their long prac
ticed economy and their present capacity to buy
goods appear to preserve an active trade between
that section and the city Of New York this spring;
and this is trade which not even actual civil
at the South would be likely to affect very mate
rally.
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1868. 1859. 1860. 1861.
Reed at ports Jas 900 931 900 23Ol 600 1870 900
Exp. 70 Ct. Br. 100000 $50 600 e02 600 75a 900
!. France. l3l 600 600 225OOO $4,000
" other f. p. $4,000 $4,000 100000 100000
s sSss OK Sasd
Reed at ports $1,000 900 $4,000 III COO
EXP 70 France Ss SSSS 1900 1900 i SSS S saSSS
. otherf. p. 5000 5000 1900 6.oO0
Total exports. $4,000 $1,000 I22,oOo 1900
last year 81 600 bales The decrease exports TO
Great Britain las 600 bales; decrease France
&c 600 Increase other foreign ports 1000 Total de-
crease in exports, $50 600.
FREncHrs-To London 1000 bbis -four were taken al
IS Cd $50 bbls shoe pegs at rs Cd; IL 900 bushels
wheat At 12d., in ships bags; 100 boxes bacon 40s
and 100 boxes cheese at Sos To Liverpool 800 bales cot
ton at Nd E-32d 800 boxes cheese, by steamer at
55s 10000 bushels wheat In bulk, at lid: 1000 bbls
-four at IS Sd. IS. 6isd: COCO bushels corn at D. a.
300 boxes bacon at as Cd 100 do do by steamer
55s 20 hhds hams at 37s Cd. l60 tierces rice at
p t.. and 400 bbs rosin nj 3s Cd per $40 lbs To Glas
gov 200 bb four nj 3d. Cd and 5000 bushels corn az
p brig OF thirty tons chartered FOR the south
side OF Cuba ana back NJ p. Z.
HAY steady, with sales for shipping at s5c e0c
PRoyHroys-pork-Them market was firmer. with sales
Of $50 bbs at $40 20 for mess and $l3 for
prime. Rect in moderate demand with sales Of
100 bbs at IS % so 25 for country prime and at IS 70
80 70 for repackod mess, and $40 $40 so for extra
Bacon was scarce and in demand at sac. 9%c. Lard
firm and in demand, with sales Of 800 bbls I0c.
10lsc Butter and cheese unchanged
SroAR.-The market was quite steady and prices firm,
with sales OF about 900 hhds Cuba included IN which
173 hhds New orleans Mt SC. 1870 Messrs r. l..
A. stewart have to-day established the following quot
tons for their refined goods-Ioaf, &C.; best crushed
SIC; Circle A and graduated, $40; ground, sac.
sale of . 200 bags Calcutta was made at SO.
ToBAoco-Ite doing but prices unaffected: 4 sale nj
auction OF Kentucky for cash showed feeling
expected. Sales ~ hhds. Kentucky at Sisc AZ do at
wnnxkY,-whiskey was firm, with sales Of 500 a COO
oos NJ 20c.
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The earnings Of he Chicago. Ruru ar.ou and |
Quincy Railroad line IN the month. of December
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TO THE PUBLIC.

hFrkOfoitIAy hOrU, JAN 8, 1891
Greatly regret that by some mlsmanagen,ent more
saokes were sold TOT my lecture this evening than the
nac Nv cf the house would Justify and many reserved
coats vsye occupied BY people entitled 70 them
yeh setnform the pubic that II done without my
aaovlcs gre sanction, and promise that such an ~
err1spoe bsi not take place agsn Very respectfully,
JOHN $ RAREY
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TUESDAY, Jan. Sc =. NJ.
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive Of spece) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending January T.
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her with promixas not only TO seek George,
4 and bring him. 10 excaip5te hlmseli. DIV =, ,Io
forgive Marks hasty peaches, ana ASSIST aim
| In In Investigating this mys terioasaHair. so, al
last, Fanny begins TO feel more eomfor and
| to wish her father to leave her; but, tired as
/ he confesses himself, he cannot quit her In
| such trouble and they continue 10 occupy the
| same position by the fire TIL night has long
| given place 10 morning, and Mr.. Roberts =
| eyes close inyoluntarlly.
| a footstep overhead stsrtles them. 81 il
| only Mark" says Fanny after a morue nj =
| listening. Poor fellow, / wish he had slept
| longer
| In the modern six roomed housc every
sound is distinctly audible, and they hear HIM
en- ter the chamber where stands the no w shat
tered escritoire. After short pause. he IA
heard slowly descending the siairs N nd his
WE raises herself from her reclining position,
and smooihes her disordered hair.
AS he enters the ROOM Mr. Roberts Laws his
hand on his daughters arm. Look child
look ~ he whispers; and Fanny seas with as
tonishment that her husband is fast asleep
ana holds In one hand the bundle OF old love
letters.
Setting down his candle, Mark unlocks the
'front.' OF his large and we'll He'd bookcase and
begins deliberately taking down, one by one
the handsomely bound volumes of the Eist0-
~ Of England, which grace the hi hest shelf :;
then ne draws out number of loose maya
zines, hidden there beca use of their untidy APP
pearancs; lays the old love-letters quite al the
back OF all, replaces the odd bers, returns
the volumes To their shelf carefully putting
them even, locks the giass-doer and Is
stalking away, when Fanny, wi tn a cry which
awakens him, snatc hes the key from his hand.
Rubbing his eyes, and wondering, he gees her
eager fingers dragging Hume and SInoIlet from
their proud position To assume an ,nglOrious
one on the hear th-rng and in the fender the
once treasured Bette Assembiees are scattered
In all direc tons the highly priced love letters
receive similar usage and then from behind
all the rest, Fanny triumphan,ly takes our
the small brown paper parcel, tied " it'll pink
tape, ard sealed with the Office seal. Crying
and laughing in one breath, the happy little
wife is the next moment in her husbands
arms, kissing and being kissed at iibttuD
Little explanation WAS needed The Young
mans brain, excited by extreme anxiety re-
gtrding his trust, had led To his cautiously
rising in the night, and unConsciouslY trans
ferring the packet 10 what he afterwards re-
membered as the first hiding place which had
presented Itself to his mind on bringing il
nome the preceding evening.
How many times he asked forgiveness is
not recorded, bnt Fanny is true woman
quick To resent, but easily appeased and
MARX has taken George and Georges alTiirs IN
hand so heartily that the young scape-graca
- actually improving, ard there even some
hope of Fanny's belief in his total reforna-
tion being realized
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COMPANY

.
OF THE CITY,
Organized last year, and IN order 70 make such
Goods ~ would Dot compete with hat wouid ra-
ther aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles Of Goods that have never
heretofore bean made in Virg MIA, they led their
MIL with machinery Of the best and finest quail
~. They ere now manufacturing FINE CASSI-
MEREs aud CLOTHS Of avery variety, from Fine
virginia Merin0 and Mestiz0 Wool, zGd solicit
the attention Of the trade in the south to their
Goods All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS
man uIact ured at frat expressly tor the Virginia
Military institute, pronounce them at laast equGl
II not superior in quality t. those they had been
buylng heretofore, and quite a. cheap.
The virginia state and Central Agricultural So
cieties, al their Fair held In this city, in October
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition Of Wooden Goods, which In
ctUded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, sc.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of Goods
nsnufa ctured by Us being what it il represented.
and under no circumstaDces will this Company be
induced to work shOddy in their Gooda nor will
they card any cotton with thor wool
LEWIS d. ChkNsHAW, Prest.
SAMUEL =. MITcRRLL,l
WELLINGTON 8oDDIS, r,...
JoHs II. MONTAGUE, D"e'|oIS'
+. W. HAYWOOD,
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sxsME=s<> ARTIFICIAL EEEIH.--THk
HkS5H-1-A CHBOPLASTIC AND NuLCASlTa
VHPR0CEss.-G W JONES, DIN

A1-LJ That, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being sStisfsd OF It's
absoiuts superiority over all other methods,
with confidence commend II 10 those desiring full
partial gets ofte.th, aud especially sueh as nAy
De dissatisE ed with those they now using
The perfect adaptation OF the plate TO the mouth,
and the suction thereby secured, ensbies him to
insert one or teeth rtiAoaf a.lsYs. This me-
est In the profession NORTH and South, tsstiIao-
mails will be given and specimens exhibited 20
those wishing 10 see them. Sets ffesth. on gold
or any other plate, will. of course, be made for
those prsferring them. Filing, Cleansing, Ex-
tract ag and All other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC.
TRfCIfT, IoltAoGl pasa.
80 olHes Main street, opposite Cortnthisa
Hall de- t-Iy
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r. physiological View of MARRIAGE
And an ing nearly seo pages, aud 1870 tine plates
ssas 10 STATE Of health and disease with trea-
nnor ~ ~ SET seose its depiorable consequences
" ~ nss,smsnt-ths only rational and succsssfui
trcstsd t.,s :, shown by tho report Of cases
those contemplating marrissa ns b mar reg ana
a a,s o. .neir physical eonelon Sent, frss Of
1900 - ny aoaress on reesipt Of Is cents In
fsA-dasw3m DR La CROix Aibssssv Nv
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81 Health, Health
BITTER THAN com,


=, Better THAN GOLDi
MIss MARY SCoFIgLD, FR8cEPTREss No. go
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMohE--'' Truth Stranger
then Ficf'0n. This lady suffered for years with
Chronic lnhammatory Rheumatism in lt- most
malignant form She first contracted the disease
when two Years old, by being vaccin4ted with
matter from a child that had the white swelling.
From this time Ia wOmao hood her suderinEs were
extreme-she never had relief from pain until
curod by II AMPT0N'S TlNCTURE.
. Il Extract from the Istter.1
- often wish my parenta had known Of this
isinedy when was child, as / believe should
have been saved the excruCiating pam | nave
Deen subjected TO, as well rs the deforniy of body
| mnst carry to the grave, and NY parents wont
not nave been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and in sending me, Is thoy did, to
the cele brated sprngs in england liz search Of
heath. l wish all the afflicted world could see
me- and hear the benefits ! have derived from this
Tincture OF iamptou's | try to make all &C.
quainted with its virtues with whom / come III
contact.
'1entlemsn, am a thousand times obliged TO
you, and you are 1T liberty 70 uss my name and
a. l remain yours "A gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELp
"No. $50 West Baltimore street"
rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, scro-
tula, Eyss, Pain in the Side, Back, &c. are cured
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. -This TIHCTURE
viii be found great medicine for all heir dis
eases.
Call aad get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most pow srfu possible certificates OF cures OF the
above diseases OF our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Richmond
by De-. COOKE, fredericksburg by all the Drug.
glsts In Petersburg; by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud shop
Keepers everywhere. u per bottle; six bottles,
- ap l-dacwts
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pANIC PKICEs, ~ EANN.sT,

By JOSEPH STEAUsE, No q Main street
Just bought at less than 10 cents on the dollar
large stock Of rich Lawns at st. 5, 10 and II cts ;
Fine Jaconets and Organdies, l2Bc, Is. &c; Deba-
ges, Cts, 10 cts, and higher. Bereges all e0ors
at AZ. &cts., &c; 500 handsome Berege Stella
shaw IS, with Chenille Embroidery, at u so worth
" 90; Black and Colored silk Pdrasols, from IS
cents and upwards fast colored Calico at ct ind
eeats, cheap at 10 Ladies' silk Thread Gloves
ard Gaantlets at i2A and Is cents; short and long
silk Mits, at S75 and so cents, worth double the
money; Hoseries, Linen Handkerchlefs Irish
Linen, and bos0ms Brown and Black shiruag
and Sheeung Pillow Gaze Muslin and Tow cling
French NeedleW orked Coll ars from l24 to IS CT
Cambria aud SWISS Bands, the finest work in the
cry Cdssimeres and Linen Goods for Men and
Boys wear; Black and COlored Silks, aud great
many more Goods, too numerous to mention, will
be found at prices that estonish every body that
calls at No u Main street. Look out for the right
place. lap II JOSEPH STRAUSE
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DRY GOODS, &c.

MEDIUM PRICE DRESS GOODS-We
vi have 4 good stock of medium price Dress
Goods-say, Embroidered Berage Anglais tor 20
and sec, per yard Lawns, Jaconets aud Organ
dies; fine assortment Popius and POplina ltes
Mouslaines, French Prints, Brilliants, Giua ms,
Colicos, Silks, Foulards. &c. Our assortmsn ut of
Plain Black Goods is better than even bsfore-say
Black Berags, TameHtine, Tam % Tum. En- Elish
Popljn, Nous ,aines, Chal!iss, Bonbazine, &c..
&c Anxious 70 reduce the stock of these Goods
aud turn them into ca sh soon as possible we
shall 1her them at low prices. Our friends nd
CUSTOMERS, and the public generally, invited
q IN EHTTES EUESEPT
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AZ Agents for The sale OF the Goods mapnfgetur-
cd by the ChEaSHAW WOODEN COMPANY OF
RICHMOND, Va, we have now on hand abou: 90
900 yards OF Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Mlied CAsSIMEREs and CLOTHS, IT,
sides lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE-
MEN > ShAWLS-and ara manufacturing al the
fer TO the trade at isir prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
csivs = liberal support,
CAENSHAW Il Co. Agents.,
le 3o-dts RICE mond. Va.
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FAtEohI The subscribers have on hand
W. lar ge and complete assortment Of SOUTH
- ERN MANUFACTURED aooDs-cloths,
Cassimers and Vestings, Of all grades, from the
following acted mills: Crenshaw Mills, Rich.
mond Va; Miller Cos Mills. Cnlpsper comfy.
va keile z, Ford 4 Co. . Mill, Fredericksburg,
Va; Thouns q Aimes' Mills. Marion, Smith
county, Va Rock Island Mills, Chsriotte, e;
which We re- prepared to make to measure At the
shortest pssties, and in the latest and most sp-
proved styl ss-goods that viii ecsnpars IN every
goods. and many OF the Crensnsw goods 90 nal 10
quality to French. There can be no loaEar an
excuse for hnying goods manufactured gu. or the
stock of FRI ECH AND ENdLisH tLoTHs ASo
CASslMkRE6, not to be saSpassed by any houss
In the city. We have the best Of Cuttsrs.
and q corps of workmen not to be surpassed
by any house In the Union. with Q dstsrtni.
nation to fArnish oar patrons with Southern
Clothing-msteriai raised South, goods woys
south. cut and made houeh, and We trust 10 Be
sold and worn soash. a. Ne are determined 10 :
Al IN cur powDr - pash forward Southern in.ii
suuoas. hkxNCx GARRY.
0l9sAisu AAA Merchant Tsilors.
OesAsf u 1ais Asa iStA styssls.
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ErxCITING NEwS!-fMPoRTANTT TO THE
~ SOUTH LIN these desperate times 1t will be
cheering news to our friends and ths public In
general TO be informed that We have just opened,
at our new esta especially built for our
trade, at No. aos Broad street, between Ath and
9Th. splendid stock of CHM and GLASS; AXE,
HoUsE FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, assur-
ing them that many goods being bought only re-
Gently for cash. at panic prices. will be offered to
rably. We specially recommend our Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Sets, etc, ETC.; DR.. kanes Refrigera-
tors and others; Water Coolers; four min ute Ice
Cream Freexers; Bird Cages; Chiidren's Car
riages; Table Cutlery; Silver Plated. A Lbata Bri-
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, (which we
manufacture to order:i Wooden and Willow
Ware. and a general assortment OF Fancy Goods
Please call at our new store, eos Broad street.
ap29 SCHAAP 4 co.
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DEN TISTRY.
GEOKG ID. STEEL,

$3.50. GEUKtE ID. hTEEL,
HRsze<ST@y DEN list,
uIYTA oface and residence on MAN, be-
AI-ILJ tween Uh and ssh street,, thvs
doors above the spOtsw0od Hotsl.l Richmond, Va.
Having been engaged 10 the study and practice
OF his profession ia this his native city sfnee the
ie49 hs feels eUIhde az Of giving satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
u &c In
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- Baths! Batbs.: Bafhs.,!
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS
81 bs had daily, from O'Clock A. NJ unit, 10 p
n, q the American Hair cptting shaving. shs m.
eooiag and Bathing saloon, under tbs xmsr,ean
Hotel. entrance on nth street. Single Bath Is
cents or 1vs tickets for 81 asx
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U IA L. l. Tx A De. Inl.I

- A. l. 4 X ID &. rsl.I
AZ W PETERSON q CO., WHoLKsALK DhCa.
E-9h GIsTs AND DEALERS IN Indigo, spices, Mad
der, Logwood, Bi. Carb. Soda, Starch So soda
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs, Salad OIL, Salt
petfel sponges, halefatus, Flor. sulphur, Cope
ga5, Birthstone, lum, Cochiheal, White Lead,
Zane Paint, Linseed OH. ColOrs, ParaHine Oil, So.
Ter OIL, Lard OIL Castor Oil, TOnqua Beaus-in-
vite the attention of merchants Visiting Rich
mond, TO an examination of thoir stock, which 10
variety aud price, is not surpassed in this or any
Northern city.
Ia Orders promptly attended to.
w. PETERSON & CO.,
ia Druggists, l65 Main street, corner 18th.
y A. BODEAER q 60. ,APoT aGUAEIGs
~ AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
- near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
IA on hand general assOrtm nj Of puTs Drugs
medicinee, Chemicals oils Paints, Window Glass
futy, Dye Stuhs, Patent Medicines, Brushes II
al kinds Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid. Al
eoh9i, soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
sseds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, SNUFF,
Medicinal Liquors, &c
Prescriptions prepared al ali hours, with special
care, by members OF the firm alone.
Fhysie!Sns orders froIo the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur-
Dithed. IT,
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"a LiyerPecl and London Fire and Life
IASU X ANCE COMPAN
tksFABLIsHBD lSss.)
CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. % ooo 900
IN hsTED IN THE UNITED Estates. s6e, 900
DAlL1 kEVESUE.....t......... 1900
- Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements OF the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JANIS Brown, ESQ, Chairman.
eaANoIs CorTssgTr, ksq., Deputy Chairman.
HEsRr 9RIssELL, ESQ.
8. NJ. ARCHIBALD, d. b. N. Consul.
EUaRSR DUTILB, ESQ.
JosEPB 9AILLARD, Esq.
ALEX HAMILTON Jr., kso.
3. =. SAaDBasos, Esq
ALf4gD PILL, Esq Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT PoLICIEs issu cd on same
terms ~ other nrs,- class Companies
All Losses promptly adj ustsd and paid without
reference to the home ONCE.
cHAs: 3. WORKMAN. Agent,
.. once Old Dominion Insurance Company,
q Main street..
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TgAINs LEAVE PRrsBs5UgG Pok RICHN0SD.
J TRAVELLERS 100.

go yivss,&--5sSgT To THE NOkTH.-lODI.
NORTHERN T l.
A l. W Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except sunday 81 $50 A NJ,
and al SO 7 NJ, for Niagara fslls. dare only Iea
d0lidIs,l BUtalo, OWeRO, oaweRo, Toronto, Ham
iitou, all parts OF Ws-tern lew / ork and Canada,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati 81 Louis, and all
parts Of the W est, OTthw est and Southwes
Travellers can go 20 Detroit, Chicago NNwal.
kie, &c, via iaKaTa Falls, at ths cost by
any otho route.
Road, via Harrisburg aud Jersey Clty. with only
ono change OF cars. Fare, So. Take the : 80 A NJ
rain and 10 Though by daylight, over tIst-ci~sa
Roads aud through u beautiful country. Try IL.
ET Buy tickets only TO Baltimore.
JAS. &. CLARKE, hEp't.
kTHERT AEais il to
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Esck's Coed samarisaa-Fsr kheuma.
JJAht NHc1ALaIA, Gc.-For sale by
aps JNo. w. GARLICK, Apothsesry. &c.
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SrKiNG GooDs-MAkCH, lo6l.-

1 1 ! y
Importers and Wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 1888 and Ie5 NJ ain
street. Richmond. We are receiving, and have
now in store, large aud desirable stock Of
fresh Spring Goods, consisting of the usual varie-
~, and en- bracins every desirable style Of Foreign
ana Domestic Goods, which prepa red to
offer 10 our customers upon the most favorable
terms. W shall, in consequence Of the disturb
ed condition OF commercial matters eondne our
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers for
negotiable paper; and TO SUCH great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be kept up duri uR
the season, and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent, by any house in the Southern States.
IN our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit a large, fashionable and fresh
stock, of our own manufacture, and gotten up ex-
pressly for our own trade. BROWN sHEETfNGS
and SHiRTIEGS will be sold at nett prices, for
cash, in bankable funds. Orders are solicited
and wlIl re-alve our prompt and personal atten-
lion. iInh RENT PAINE x 90