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What Does il Mean:

The Alexandria Sentinel, judging from cir
cumstances within its knowledge, attaches
much importance to the resignation Of Col
CoorgR on Friday last. Though a native OF
New York, Col. c. is resident of Fairfax
county, Va, and an ardent Southern man in
hts feelings. He married sister of Senator
MASON, of our State. The Sentinel has reason
TO believe that his determination was rerg
snddeniy arriped at. Taking this in connec-
tion with the reports which have gained eredit
In well-informed sources of Mr.. LIscoLS's
war policy.we think 1t highly probable that Il
service has been determined upon, of which
Col COOPER was unwilling TO be the agent
On account of the Office which he held, he
would have been intimately associated with
all orders for military movements.
For some cause he has resigned suddenly
aSd unexpectedly, as we have reason to be
lieve. In these critical times we point 10 this
~ fact that may cover great deal
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The legislature.

In tho Senate, yesterday, the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad Extension bill was in.
definitely postponed, by vote OF - 10 Ia
Among the bills passed was one to amend n
ac< pissed March 18th, 1850. to provide for the
inspection of guano and plaster in Richmond
and Petersburg.
The House agreed to Senate amendments
20 the bill establishing branches of the
Merchants Bank at certain places. Mr.. Ros-
sRTsoS, of Richmond. presented n series Of re-
solutions on Federal relations, which were
laid on the table. The bill Incorporating the
Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company
was passed. The bill transferring the James
River and Kanawhs Canal 10 the French
Com pany was amended and discussed. Pend
log It's consdera ton, the House ADJOURNED
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Making a yirtue Of Necessity

LINCOLN has been compelled 10 choose be-
tween permitting Major ANDERSON and his
command at Fort Sumter to be starved out,
Or withdrawing them frcIn the fort Having
no means of reinforcing them, he may be COM
PEELED, from purely military considerations,
to eyacuats the fort, and we expect TO see this
act, forced upon him by necessity and not
from motives OF peace or justice, quoied as q
proof OF hts pacific policy. In the meantime,
~ 10 a far more imp ortant matter for Virginia
that the troops now at Washington be with
drawn. and not Kept where their only object
Is 70 hold rod over the head of this State.
and be- In position 10 reinforce Old Point in
Twelve hours
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"WEDNESDAY MoRNa. MARCH Is, 1851
The Conyeu,iou.

Hon Gao. w. SrasSss concluded his speech
yesterday on the Peace Conference PROPOSE
lions, which he urged az basis Of adjustment
to be submitted by Virginia to the conteTnpia-
ted Conferences OF BORDER Slave States The
speech, a. might have been expected from the
distinguished orator, Was marked by high
ability, with an occasional burst OF eloquence
which thrilled his listeners, whatever might
have been their difference OF opinion upon
the points presented. Ex.Presidsnt IYLFs
has the floor for to-day. A series OF anti
seecssson resolutions, offered by Mr.. Tasa Of
Brooke county, and proceedings of public
meetings in Bedford and Smyth counties. Of
fered by Messrs 3oosrS and sgsFFEy, were
referred To the Committee on Fedora, Rela-
lions.
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MEgTIsa IN PErYRsBrRG.-A meeting was
held in Petersburg, Va, Monday night, pre-
sided over by VIM. L. 1oynes, A. +. Crutch-
field, Of the Express, Secretary, at which re-
solutions We're adopted declaring, Gin view OF
the hopeless failure of all efforts on the part
of the South TO obtain IA satisfactory adjust
lnent,'' that ii is the duty of Virginia TO Sc
cede. II was further resolved that the dele
gate from Petersburg in the Convention pre-
sent the resolutions TO that body, and that on
Wednesday, Oo-d,y) Thursday and Friday,
the resolutions be submitted TO the people OF
Petersburg 10 he voted on at the polls. The
meeting is described rs having been quite dis
orderly, both Messrs. Chas. f. Collier and
Roger A. Pryor, who advocated the resolu-
lions, finding much difficulty in overcoming
the noisy Interruptions sufficiently to address
the assem- blace. The Intellgencer says there
seemed 10 be "a fixed determination TO pre-
vent any action at all
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The Piau OF the Observation-Disclosures
TO held Old Point as n Strategic Position
Oysrawe Nirainia. Haryinnd and North
Cnreuna-NccrfNitye Of Iremp. Action.

Weare informed upon high authority, upon
authority which is connected with no party,
hu. has unusual means OF Information, mat
II r. the intention Of the Administration TO
withdraw the troops II. necessary, from the
forts In the seeded States, and 10 con-
cen tratc them all In the neighoorhood OF
Washing ton, for the purpose of throwing
heavy rein forcements into Old Point, when
can b. done in one night from the Federal city
Ii Is said by military men that Old Point is
COMPLETELY the key of the position with re-
ference To Virginia, MTTyland and North
Carolina; that, when II Is once In possession
of a large force, no matter what those States
separately or collectively may do, they can
effect no thing and completely ri the mercy
Of the power holding possession OF that
vast and commanding fortress. with this
Important purpose in view, the troops IRON
Texas, and other portions of the border, are
10 be concentrat at such n point that they
can at once be thrown into FORTRESS Monroe
whilst. nj the same time the border States
are thrown Off their guard, and paciiied ny
the apparent withdrawal Of coerciye meas
ures from the States OF the Southern Conted-
eracy.
Ii We were at liberty 10 mention the maine
OF our informant. thereL is no Intelligent "nd
honest man in Virginia who would ever again
talk of delay In providing fer the defence of
the State We do not expect, however, that
the Convention will take the slightest step 10
this end. But we appeal 10 the People OF
Virginia TO take this matter at once in hand
not to look TO the Convention not, above ali,
TO apply to 1hat Convention II word or act
that savors of coercion towards Thorn but 10
look 10 themselves, and apply coercive, or at
least preventive measures, TO our common
enemies. We have not the slightest knowledge
Of military matters, but, if there is any prac-
ticable mode by which Old Point can be
watched by the Firginians Of the Seaboard,
and any attempt 10 reinforce 1t be resisted,
that mode ought to be adopted within the ne xt
twenty -four hours. Not another soldier nor
another pound of powder should be- permitted
TO enter that garrison. We honestly believe
that the time has come when the People OF
Virginia must take measures themselves to
defend their own soil. There are enough
true-hearted men In the neighborhood of
Hampton who can be organized to keep Il look
out for that stronghold, which is now occupied
by only three hundred soltlidrs. but will soon
be filled with thousands unless the vigilance
and energy of the Virginia people prevents
the contamination Of that foul plot for the
sab;uSation of the South.
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The People and the Convention.

Lot the siavehoidins population of this
Stats Instruct their delegates To carry out the
popular will. This Convention does not repro.
sent that will, but il will scarcely set itself
against the manifest desire Of the sovereign
power In the meantime. let the Conven ton
De treated with all the respect which is due
70 their ONCE, for any other coarse Will only
Inlore cause which is so good tia, no one
"u' Hs 'riends have power To injure IL. In
.ss shlean time, let the people organize and
prepare 10 resist invasion.
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Tho ONLY Mode OF Ayoidina war.

We have all along contended that the unity
OF the South, and the prompt secession of the
Border Siaya States, were the Surest modes of
avoiding war. The intelligent Washington
correspondent Of The Philadelphia .sorth
Ameriean fully comedies that point. Even the
New York 1rfbaae is forced 10 admit il. That
favorite organ OF the Abolition President say
ii Its Saturdays issue:
II by b popular vote the Border States me-
qntvaesl y declare their intention of going with
ihs tanfedFate Siaf.s--eupp0sing that III ey sbal
not Come hAekthen The revoiuiiun is forni dab d
ana Respectable enough II appeal, with saile reA
son. TO he North TO resogaizs the exiItsnce 81 !
ther than with ara,s "
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The People 4. ,1.,,..

We are Informed that there /. a r.rf.e, ray
olu.ion of opinion in Fredericksbn,r Peter.
burg. Lynchburg. and. Ia fact, all over Eat.
ern Virginia, since Lixcois's policy has be.
como apparent. The Instinct Of self preser.
yadon 10 stronger than ths wilss Of politicisns
and Did yirgfnia will never. beser bn tied 90 wn
10 ths fbe,stcoi 81 this Aboiiiioa Adni,isara.
1oa
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E,,iuratiou fran Virr;uia.

We are informed on reli able authority that
at least thirty families, in the single county
of Amelia, and as many rs hundred in Meek
Ienburg, are preparing 10 einigrate 10 the
South in the event that Virginia decides to
become the tail of the Abolition Confederacy.
Even in Western Virginia, we have heard OF
several true Southern families in one county
who contemplate removal.
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H. Fire Insurance

~ Fire Insurance
AGBscY OF THE ALBEMAKLE iSs. Co.
or CHtRLoTTEsyILLR. Va, !
Richmond, 18th March, ISL }
Elements IF n Go0d Policy.
lat. Il must be issued by good company.
I'd. II must he properly drawn up, 60 as 10 cover
the property intended to be Insured
The above promised, | beg Q cali TIE attention
of my fTiecdsi and TIE puzzle generally, 10 two
facts
INSURANCE. CUaPASY.
I'd. That have had Is YEARS of constant,
laborious, studious experience in the Insurance
BUSINESS
Acting for the above safe, res ponsible Company,
which, after three years connection with them a.
their agent IN teis city-during h;eh time ha G
settled quite lumber Of iosses-l can most cor
daily recommend: and having the advantages OF
the aG0te referred tn long experience, | think
can offer to those wishing FIRE INSURANCE such
policies az will afford proper indemnify.
Please call on he undersigned.
TA0s Il. ALFkiEND, Agent,
NH is; ilth street. Richmond, Va.
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Lewis Eramhert was shot and dangerously
wounded at Wilmington, u. G., on the 10th
inst, by Pincknay Shelley.
Col. Samuel Cooper, late Adju tant General
L. S.,Army, has gone 10 Montgomery, Ala.
Among the Americans in London, on the
cath nit. was A. r. u. Clifford, of Va.
The majority in Arkansas in favor ofa State
Convention II $50.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIZ ............2s Years Ago !....,.....-.-A
I commenced the practice and study Of the y
SCRASCE BUSINESS aud have been engaged III
II ever since. have issued many hundreds OF
Policies, aud settled LOSSES amounting to many
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, snd have had such
experience in the business that know how
LIST. To frame Policy and
I'd How loss Sitould be settled. And these
ESSENTIAL POINTS, as every Aap acquainted
with the business knows. aud many others
know. who have held fuadequato Policies, even
In good companies: or have not understood how
tn cir losses should be settled.
Acting a. Agent for the JEFFERSON ISstR-
ANCE COMPANY. Of Scottsville.. Va. a company
which can warmly commend to my friends and
the public as reliable, safe and LIBERAL am pre-
pared to iss1e for them
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings, Machinery, Furni-
ture, Merchandise, aud other property:
MARINE POLICIES Vessels. Freights and
Cargoes. to aud from all parts Of the world
and
POLICIES on the Lives OF Slaves. II on favors
BILE terms
Losses promptly and Gberatly adjusted and
paid. Please call on
THos. II. ALFRIEND, Agent lIth St..
NH l3--t Riehmnnd, Va.
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ARRESTED. The Charleston Courier, has
the following paragraph;
The soldier who smuggled in the ball
which was fired from one of the Morris
Island batteries on Friday morning, as re-
ported in the Courier, has been arres ted
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-RICHMoND, CHAR
IL Louisville AND STANTON TILE
GRAPH COMPANY The Stockholders Of this
Company are hereby notified that dividend 81
three per cent. for the six months ending on the
cent. for the Fix months eudiag the hrst day Of
February last has been decarad, and " iii be paid
on application 10 j. oTocKiS, treasurer.
nh s-diw JAMES LYONS
nIyiDEND NOrICE.-The Board OF Direc-
~ tors OF the RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
have declared dividend of le per cent. Tor - per
share out of the profits of the business for The
six mouths ending Oh the LIST inst Payable to the
STOCK holders ON and after the 18th inst.
NH T-iVt ROREKT BROOKE Sec'y
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RELIGIOUS N0TECE.-There
- will be- Exercises held in the TRINITY
CHI X II on TUESDAY and WEDNES OA Y
EVENINGS, 18th and 18th instant, commencing 81
quarter to o'clock.
Rev. ]. c. CRANBERRY. { haplain of the rniver.
sity Of Virginia, will preach on both occasions.
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By REFS continues to taxa Photographs and
Ambrotypes, in his usual exquisite style AZ panic
prices $50 style reduced to $50; St5 10 $40; Is to
So SO 10 81 50: - to 81: 80 cents and IS cents.
Babies Ia ken correctly. rn I2-3t
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Died.

GU Tue4dav, the nth Of March, after rrotracted
OF France. $50 ~
Her oral will take place this morn Ing We'd
nesday ) the Isth. at 10 clock. from Nj. Lee Pow
rfI's house, corner Franklin and LIST streets, and
from 81. Peters Cathedral. at 10 o.clock Inc
frs nas nd aea airtance Of the family are invited
to attend. without further notice
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DIssOLUTIONs, &c.

DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
THE CONCERN OF HICKS X AMBER.
L SON II this day dissolved by the retirement
6rla will only be used Ia i}qaisstion OF the late
business. SAM'L. D. HICKS,
March IL, 1881. p. H. ANDERSON.
Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS az bsretof9re, and with
'-' g. -0r' - . = '' sAI'I D. HICKS.
Card..-In retiring from the concern of Hicks i
ANDERSON. take pleasure III recommending my
late Partner as gentleman of ample means to
conduc; the business and fully competent 10 dis
trial, hEd my health will not admit Of my pur-
suing the business as would win; ,,.,,.o,,
nI>SOLC OF CO-PARrNERSHIP.
- The irIn Of LIBBY X BURTON is this day
dissolve ed Nv mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of A. Burton. Either partner will the name
of the Firm in llt idatiUn only.
Luther LIBBY.
March LIST, l5oI. ABRAHAM BURTON.
New Firm.-Having associated with me my
son, GRO. W. btBBY, We VIII continue TO carry on
MISSION BUSINESS, on the corner OF 2elh and
Cary streets, under the name sad style Of LIBBY
SON and we hope, by street attention 10 bust
LurnEa LIBBY,
March l. 1851. lmh il-2sl GEO. w LIBBY.
~ The firm of PHILIPS 4 COLEMAN is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of J. w. 0LEMAE;. Either partner will usethe
name of the irm in liquidation only.
Richmond, March LIST, lesl.
1 shall continue the Lumber aud Commits
stand, south side Of the Dock, between 18th and
18th streets. Thankful for past fayors, respect
I fully solicit q continuance.
NH 5-2w* WI PHILIPS.
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RICHao TaEAr
KUyKEL & MoXLgY....S Sole Lessees and u ana gers
/, Is. PHILLIPS. stage Mansgef.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
OF THE
SUCCESS I'll
Engagement of the Uuriyalied
YOUNG AMERICAN TRAGEDlESNE,
NJ II s s b At Z II A N,
Who will repeat her beautiful inpeIso nation OF
the
CHARMING MARY APEX,
In Mrs. 5. F BateH!an's great
AMERICAN COMEDY
or
s E l. F!
Which has achieved an
UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH
Being pronounced by the
PRESS AND PUBLIC
The most life-like and truthful. and al the same
time innocent hit at
THE TIMES,
Ever presented TO the public.
MISS BATEMAN
VIII be sustained by ner father,
MR. II. l.. BATEMAN,
In the humorous and eccentric character Of
JOHN UNIT.
Supported by every member Of the Company, In :.
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.
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Lieut.. Horace " Crabp, United states Navy
died in Philadeiphia On the 18th INST.
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aG ............Special Notice.
$4,000 WORTH OF
E l. + Or "a Mt d II y Or Q 0 ID 8,
AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence or the genera fna ncial defauge-
ment tbroughout the ountry, we have determined
to sell of oar superior and desirable stock of
DIR u O d :,
Ga GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
We offer this day, every article at PRIM.,
COST. from paper Of \ eedles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brou .ht to this country.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and completes consisting Of
Table DAMASk,
Linen SHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HCCkABACK, &c, Sc
Splendid assortmeIt OF e.
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS. :;
and sIl the latest styles of French AID EhglisA
FAB RICS. =
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for SPRING.
BMBROIpERIgs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDkFs.,
SuAWLS, CLOAKS and NANTES
SHlRTINGS and SHEET is.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, CT every 'p-
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZINES and BLACk ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS SUNNI
and Winter Clothing :.
SE Purchasers are Invited to call aud see ft;-
themselves. 4. h. PARKER & CO., :
lis Main street, Eagle Square. -:
n. Ball persons indebted 10 US, will plea &.
call and settle their accounts without DELAY, Il
NH s-ts A. K p. & Co. s
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Ees Motto Eve solicit the attention o:
the Trade 10 our sale, at auction, of our GO0nS,
~ ono Of he stores under the Spotswood Hotel.
on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. II will commence
promptly at II o'clock. and The Goods can be ex-
amined during the morning. before the sale i
menceS CRENSHAW WOODEN Co,
nh l:-et by GRESHAM n Co, Agents.
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A MEETING of the citizens of The
county of Hentico, will be held on
SATURDAY, the 10th inst. TO take into cousid-
Grafton the political condition of our country -
A parties are particularly requested to attend -
Distinguished speakers will be invited to address
the meeting. MANY CITIZENS OF HENRIC0.
mh l3-.t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Rfoh Wrtsf q e fiftux ed aesdanl at 81 o'cLock

High Water tails day. Aedaesdanl at % o'clock
\
SOLEB.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, \ =, mdz aud
passengers, Indian Wat-on
steamer CITY of Richmond. Mitchell, PhiIadel-
phia mdz and passen gers, G.. = Cardnzo.
steamer Geo. reab gdy, Pritehard, Bait, IGdz.
and passengers. d. l. w CGTrie.
Scar. Butterfly, Hubbard. dow ,'.e river light
Sehr. Elizabeth aud Eleanor. Lane. down the
river, light.
BALTIMORE, March u.--Cleared, schr. Sea Lion,
fredericksburg,
HAVANA, Feb 2s--Arrived, sehr. Kate lincoln,
Norfolk.
pKovIxcErowx, March s.-Put in, schr. Black
bird. from Rich,nond for Boston.
BosToS, March Arrived, schr. Herbert Man.
ton, Norfolk.
CHARLESTON, March S.--Arrived. eehr. william
Paxon. Richmond. Sail ed schr. 3. Naudiver, do.
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* TUBS SUPERIOR FRESH ORANGE
l.S COUNTY BUTTER.
10 Kegs Fresh Va Country ROLL BUTTER.
Ia tubs prime COOKING BUTTER at one sbiI-
lug per pound.
(All Just received by steamer and Central Rail.
road
zoe Canvas Sugar cured and Queen City HAMS
leo bushels White Mercer and Peach Blow Pc.
TATDES
London PORTER; Claret and Port WINE
London Dock BRANDY.
Pure Virginia Mountain RYE WHISKEY
Holland GIN; Jamaica Rum, &c
For sale, VIII lesale aud retail, hy
j. ;. ROBERTSON
Next 70 corner Governor and Fran kiln sts
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BOARDING

pOARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can obtain
- bpARD, and very pleasant room, on Main
street, corner sth. Also, a few DAY hOARDERS.
Apply upon the premises. NH l2--3t*
DRIVATE EOARDlNG.-A gentleman aud
wife can obtsin DnAaD, aud a very large and
pleasant room, on Ross street. Also. a few young
gentlemen, with or without LODGING. Inquire
at this Office NH ll--IW+
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&c, apply to ia s-9awtsI PETR TINSLEY.
eEs SrOk Il A n ID DIV ELLlNGs FOR
az. SELLING or AT A SACRIFICE.

IL intending to change my place Of business,
will dispose of my STOCK very low. for
cash. will rent one or both Of the well arran sed
granite front HOUSES occupied by me, and will
sell All, or such part Of the STOCK and FIX
TURES as those who rent may want. As IL IL sell
dom that such an opportunity IL offered, would
cal the attention OF the public 10 the perfect order
or The buildings, well a. the eonvenisncos and
neatness iu which they ara arranged :.
JAS. NJ. CONWAY, South Side House,
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BE A Physiological View OF Marriage
Containing nearly $40 pages. and 1870 fpe plates
and engravings of the anatomy OF the sexual or
gans IN state of health ana die ease with tresS
Use self abuse. its depiorabls consequence
upon the mind and body, with the authors plas
Of treatment-the only rationsl and successful
mode of cure, shown by the report OF cases
treated A truthful adviser to the married ana
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts OF their ph ysioaI eondii sent free Of
postage, to any address on receipt of rs In
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fe 2e-d&sw3rn Dr. Ia CRoIX. A lbany, z
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GUF'Re MOUNTED GpAkD,t
M March 18th. l,6l.
-E.N Order No.
ICN Meet at vour ARMORY. for Drill, on
THUkNDAi, at haiT-pa>t o'clock z. VI in Fa
tiSue Dress, and with Side Arms
BY order of Capt. CAKELL.
NH l$-2t WALTER X. MARTIN. lst Sgt.
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To conclude with the Burletta Of
SWISS SWANS.
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CHEAP JOB PRINTING.

=
Owing TO the hard time, aud there being very
little business doing, VIII execute any Kind of
JOB PRINTING at IS per cent. less than ordinary
charges.
E<E Candidates for Office and others would DO
well to consult their interest by calling on me to
get their PRINTING done neatly, promptly a nd
enoariy. GEO. W. GARY.
Practical Book and Job Printer
NH Ia-Sik Pearl si hsimaan Nan ard {. II.
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Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS heretofore, and with
seven years, experience in thfs market aud Peters
burg, hope TO give full satisfaction.
SAML d. HICKS.
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V,HE ALMIGHTY DOLL.K.

:. V,HE Almighty DOLLAK.-tresn arri-
L val OF new aud rich Goods, at The Original
ONE DOLLAR STORE. No. isd Main ST. Gail
ferent patterns Of Sets Jewelry. Your choice iur
ONE DOLLAR. a largo lot Bracelets, Chains OF
all kinds, Plated spoons, Cups, Gobie;s, Poke;
and Table Cutlery, Books, and many articles of
Fancy Goods, &c, &c. TAKE YorR CH0ICE
FOR ONE DOLLAR. Forks, plain, 81. 40 per set,
Of six: Fancy Patterns VI IS. Plated Casters
CutGass bottles, at IS. such az usually retail al
Sic. lmh iS-2ttl LEWIS 4 90