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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
5tcamboals ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD Of MEMBERSHIP
Win De sunc. setaspnA AID Nes' BSlioad and q,
gdIect line to Harrisburg without onanr- o. rsf. 49,
sPRlNG ARRANGEAEhI- snoInI Mach /. is6i-
H,rTi.agrs Efras,A,sa for E,',on Reading, PO','
vile. dstr.burE Mach sunk NuhnH,poti,I a..
Man TEuy-MsA N. for ftstoa. "ser Gsp, feanton,
Gr,ai Bend. Fnblop. Wtke-bHfc &c. $780,
port. T.sS'n. Ps,t.siie. liaii,bms &C.
n TaaoveH Tn,is-sor Es''on, Beshehem, Alrn'O~u,
80 wAs rRAls-- For souer,ile.
FROM Scviolk H.Hi.bars 2:4o IN un'.
eoure With . Trains Ia, and Wee, % .rntA
berlnud Valley l,sh csd. .
from Tier no North RIVER at 72O ,nd il;aO "a s;-o '3o
Tho boats stop Bergen Point and Ma,ine
czech wy JOHN q. sthhNs slpehn'caoeh'.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
i PORT aud FALL RISE R-Iha splendid and superior
steamer Jay STATE Capt Jsw,a lsayc, hr~York every
Tt lDA dHSRSpAY ana sAtUEDA on 0s mSsRsY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock p M ifom fer NO.
resisrno rooms viii h. regarded secured TO any upp
cen, grii The 'Sae ;h. na,e be"n psia r Nv
wM. bOGDEs, Agent No, 70 aud II we'tsI
MERCHANTS LINE for AI.BANY-Fare 10
w ceut,-Si.aper. BERO and NORTH AMEhiCA-One
Of these ,e d1 steamers NJ leave the foot Of hoen"H x
DAILY Saimays eIeepcd In come; ION %th nc sew orr
leutfui hAIoeo - W. ''+'+'NN'' $50
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with tho New.
York Genital Railroad for all point. We,t NouhWeH and
South Wo ksO, with the Northern Railroad for 5arsoga Ru
land. Huntingdon PlAthurg Rouses Point osdensbuTgh and
htntnal.
| FEos TKYOSEoW MAN Girl FPox 26Tusr. STATION.
-. Hat 7:2O a. m, and 4i1 p
ZIP Train g. m. andi:2O D. m. 1923 a. M
E1pfe Mail Train 10 a
For Wiunsbidgc White Plains. Croton Falls and al local
trains see tine table H. Express rain leaves Albany every
Snnday inou.irg JOHN rUHCulLL, Asst Supt.
| NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PlilllA-
IN DELPliIA and tho SOUTH aud WEST via JERSEY
CTY-Mal ard Ipress LLr, lsaye New.fork at aud II
a. m and and Fse s1 Through tckotssold tor Ci
the Wet aud for Washington, New Orleans, and
the South and throsh baggage checked to Warrington In
! IN and w. trains
}. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will b. received for trains unesa and
checked Is minutes in advance Of the tlno ofleaving
| NORTHERN RAILROAD Of ANNIVERSARY
IN WINTER AaaAH0EMENT.-Daly, Sunday. excepted,
leave NewYok from foot Of Courand st. Jersey City Ferry
ror S1herns m for Monsey, M end 1850 p. for
Peunoni M IL ~, $3.50 and 30 .. Returning leave
sihsrns At l0 Money Tl0 a. IA. and :35 Pier
h;9o, i:i5 i;3o aud 3:25 On Sunday nights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

~ Dr. BRDa, iOi sis inslids IN any rarfS ns'o fors
c,I or ynifv al Reasonable charges CAsEs or oosYiskhssr
vnsu rms pom oil BE- attended chsH he en-
oJ1, re1ts Of ne Oh ysicias iofii permit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
IN WINTER AaaANoEMENr.-D Daily, Sundays excepted,
leave Nru.York from foot Of Couandt Jersey City Ferry.
For Suferns. m. for monsey, and 1850 for
Plennon "a, " ~, $3.50 snd $50 p. m Returning leave
mont 630, i:i5 1850 M aud 3:23 Tn Sunday nights
train leaves suferns al and Iirront at O:la returning
leaves Nsw.York at o - IN. on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

This 1, the sesOr Of the yesr to MRS. WTNsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

AT ORANGE, " J.-COUNTRY SEAT of6 to
IA 26 ere near d-po 6T.tcls rich soil
plenty o. fIt pure spdng bot sUi cold carried
through iEe On 'iug Apply 20 L. PATTON Co. 10 Nnsi
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EXCHANGE,
~ with 10 sores Of excellent LAND situated IN Wesicheer
Comfy near depot sud within 20 minutes ride OF 2h s.
Haven R"Ad 1be buildings are ne" AID modern
hot soJ bathroom shade and fruit tees III
be sod loE or exchanged fo city house country seat
with lees aod luquLe " OREOOkn Co.. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

JAn-ACRE FARMS 20 EXCHANGE, with
lWJ two Dwelhngs and all Farming U,snSs stoeh. kc
nee Of cunbrsnces Ia village Long Island for STOCK
in TRADE ofs GROCERY. Address A. b. O., Tribune
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing that you rsy
qpon give rest yourself and relief and help to infant
MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP has been The
means restoring the dropping spirits Of many nothe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

Give old for diseases Incident TO the period oe
e,hhs children Here you have thar old Tor rs osn
10 the form Of MRS. wINsLOw,s SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP never fails To drs
nnmediste relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

LNARM for SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale his Pam lying the SAT- Point Turnpike three
quarters o. north tire City q PouRhkeepe
tsi,rr IA 10 high Of cultivation having been
conducted fox daily purposes There upon 'Ad fHfn two
Dwelling iouse very fue lDze bui dug aud ntensvc
bsr sd octbudiug. Including stable 20 cows all Ia
good repair Terms Posessol eau be given q sny tine
fcr htr particular irgIrs Of JOHN O. PARkER al the
CITY Mill, OF Of the subscriber the preuiises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
amnecmcnts.
IRVING HALL-IRYING PLACE,
IL Opposite Acbdeuy Of Music.
TUESDAY. EVENING, hlsrch ",
GRAND CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFlI VI
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY Of NEW-YOl

III NINETEENTH |St NSUN-Itb0IttI.
Fourth Coucert a. tha AcAdstny Of Music
SATURDAY EVENING March l6 1851
Orchestral Iicces:
Behoveus Symphony No Il OvetuTs "Gepoyevs By schu
ram, and q Is Frare JUICES" by beilioz
Solo Performers:
Mr. Richard Hoffman Piano. Mr T. MolleuhsOer, Viola
Conductor Mr. Carl Be- gmsrn.
Tickets Tor seie the Music Stores of Messfs Scher berg
Luis No. 769 Broadway, and q. breung No u bioRdMs y
All ktt sold the door the eth If ihs Concert wiz DC
I'll 50es6 Doors open nj z to commence at gel OK p M
BY order. w SFlEH Secie'ary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

Millions Of bottles Of MRS. w1NsLOws SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year the United States for ch
dren teethins. With nevefsins Relief
and cBRrAIH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
% Ect.
business ROOMS 10 LET,

~ at No. &c Fulton ST. corner Ryderssley. :,
Fret caps buildings excellent light cheap rent TO responHoe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31
GRAND MEDLCAL OFFIC 3
Dws. 7a1HL q THOMPSON.

~
FOR the speedy ana permanent cure OF
a cute and Chronic Diseases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31
00lortcstrr 4ailg SPY
woreestcr Io.t oniesa ..STaln AfFangemea

r.,v.,..,cr X.osx 0niec-Sumuer Arrangement
Malls Close follows
Markham Worcester County, Nernst ana eW itslle
hive VIA worcester Nashua Rsilrdao at SUI T. ie''s
arc due 81 400 p. m. NJ. ,,.-t-..- y>.t
ssaa clinton Lowell aud Nashua n K, A. ~ g. m >
and as d m and due at Hlb a. ~. ara ,9o P m,
Princeton and East Princeton at $50 p IT,; ana que vi
7S ify i Bosoo 20 and 9p0 p l2l0, $50, and ss
n M, sre are cue - SIS g. N, $50 and Nv q,
Maine Eastern New tSmPshfS' anu ESseeIn s ~
~ s5O sl Except towns on the Worcester spd
Providence Eshroad., $50 a. M ana aSOp m' ana arc
Wsv Nail en- Providence and Worcester Railroad sSBp
m, and arc due at $40 a. n.
V-esfeII,-A1 towns IN Massachusetts, West OF wnt,
coster) S.l5 a. m, and are due at Il 45 p. m.
Albany, Western New York and western states STA
a. M and 4N M; and are due at IL, ~ and l045 p IN
SnsincheldS5 m, and i00 m; and are due at 80
g NJ y IS and l0,45 p. N.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windhsm snd New
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Ralroai AMI
New London ana Wndhsm County, Conn. l000 a. M -
New York city and southern states ESQ a. M. and GU
and are due al $50 and 10 IS m.
Barre, Barre Ilans Petersham, Paxton, Dana, Morn
nana West Rutland, 9.45 M; and are due at 4Ol
Holden Rutland North Rutland IIubbardston Cold
Leicester g.& and SO M, ana are due at s0H
MiiiSrry, and west Mibury, 6.SO a M. and $50 p. N
and due AZ g 10 a M, and 6.5t p M
shrewsbury. 81 2, M and is due az 500 a, M
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordav1le 6@'s
FrarIinghsia south birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
woodyille, Westhoro NOrthboro', southboro' Cords
vile, and Grafton, l2lO m; and are due at s. 10 a. IN
Milford Menion. Aoiston, Bolton. Berlin 300 a N =,
and 500 anJ are due at LIS A. m. ana O0 p m
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office Sunday at 90 o'clock p m.
Office huDrs from IS a. H. to 500 sundays tun
u 1910 II 90 D. N. j. NJ EARLE Z, Nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31
u / c H a r D s . N S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, DIAPERS &C

CoEsuuERs OF RIoHARDsoNs LINENS and those desirou
obtaining the GENUINE GOODS should that the al
tcles they purchase sealed with the fun OF the
j. N. RICHARDSON, SONS, Il owDEN,
as a guarantee of the soundness and durability Of ths
Goods.
This caution rendered essentially necessary as arp
quantities ofnror and defective Linens are prepared
season after season. and sealed with the name OF RIC
ARDSON by Irish Houses, who regardless the niury
thus inflicted alike the American consumer and tho
manufacturers of the genuine Goods will not readily
abandon business profitable while purchasers can "a
tmposed on with Goods OF a worthless character.
j. BULJOCKE q =. b. LOCKE,
st dly Agents. "a Reade st, New YORK
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Over 1000 Bottles

lgTbis specially embraces al diseases of Pfiggte
nature both of MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly edu
Gated physician of twenty years practice giving his
0tole attention to them Y Consultations By letter or
sent by express secure from observation, to all parts of
the United states Also accommodations for ladies from
abroad wishing for secure and private hETRkAT ana
nnnd nare- until rnstnred TO health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31
PROVIDENCE & WOR

1Sab555a55saasEg PROVIDENCE & WOR
st.=sz=zsss.ssssa CESTER RAILROAD. = Summer Al
.--s1----l--z- rangement, 70 take effect MONDAY
July |, 1851.
Passenger trains viii leave Worcester for ProvdeneC
and way stations, at OC and ll.3O m. and 100 p.
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 and
Has a. M and 400 p.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 7.2O,
93V 1880 Has, a. M, 1900 IN. ana 100, $50, $50,
$40, $50. $50, 100 500 p. III.
Leave Valley Falls at 625 90, co. s5S, 1900 II 90
a. M and LOO 1.2S, %, 800 4.00, 5.i55, SOS, and
1880 pm.
Those in bold figures are the Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even.
ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonington.
AT Worcester Junction with Trains to and from tha
Western, Worcester and Nashua Fitchburg and Wor.
cester Boston and Worcester, and Worcester and MOI
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company, in ProYi
dence, at as low rates as by any other route
S. IL. TABOR. SNp,t.
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OFFICIAL.

by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
praaInmntFnn
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Onrntbuseg.

s..-...-.gs SPENCER, LEICESTER.
sBEFRHEg> CHERRY VALLEY. NEW wop'
s14vI4szt.szs-l 3Lsl~lES CESTER, and WORCESTFR on
go AssetszAf commencing May, 1853 "S''e"''-'
5p. Ss DiooA' at
Fi Leave ,i leicester at a. M lSO p. M; leave No.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings. roavs
Leicester al b.5e, and NO Flagg's Block at O'Clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip. 'e NUN
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. NJ, 1880 a. M lsb n
M p. M, ITO p. M; leave No. Flapg's block at
$50 a. M II m, $50 D. M p. M, 8 D. M 'A ~
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els, and Cherry Valley at sSOa =.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. m and 2 n m Teavs
City Fall at close OF meetings p us "'S
Express Bnsine ss promptly attapdedto
Worcester, March, 1859 diff r,cfbiS
MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVA NIBUS leaves No. So Main street at 10 A. m. and
300 p M From Millbury, leaves Lovells Hotel at 00
a. m, and l2S5 p M. and leaves the Post Office at a.
and D. diff s90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-31

Dges. gaBE.L 81 THOMPSON,
Office No. 50 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
80 strictly Office Business and give special attention
TO all ItISEA SEES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM
BY THEIR OWN IMPROVED METHOD OF TREATMENT
gcy~ They will guarantee speedy and perfect cure ~
all of private nature, whatever the origin WLch
NAV come under their matter how long stahdhe'
TO FEAfALES.-Drs. II. IL Il. have made the subJeet
nj all diseases peculiar to Females their particular
study and TO this department Of practice they will cons
tinue to give special attention. and from their past sue
cess they feel confident in warrantg most prompl anu
e1ectual cures in the most difficult cases.
Drs HILL & THoMrsoN's original Indian Emmenaa
gope sent 10 any part of the country, as directed
Price SIS. at ni1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State Valley the Mississippi offers Induce
nent the state Of nos There portion
where all OF the conditions Of climate, and soil sdmra
lily produce these great staples Coax and WHEAT
as the Preirles of Illinois.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

which, they Will perceive will enable them. by proper energy
and industry comfortable homes for them
and families, With, comparatively speaking. little CAPT
tai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08
py connIy .pprssoN lucTs

FUNRUSTEE,S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
i Farm or 200 ACRES, IN NEW KENT COUNTY, ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, 15NLEs BELOW RCH~ oND-By
virtue OF deed OF trust from l. Waller, Esq dated 10 Jan
uay 1880 duly recorded New Kent County COURT the 9Th
February $780, hail. In e,ecu'i thereof proceed to SELL at
public suction the premises FRIDAY the 18th February
IL O'Clock II fair the fair day 'he:ea,r Except
uLday the vauah Farm located above now IN the
cuparcy ofsaid Walker It contains survey 700 ACRES
which thee supply Of wood and timber Ton the Rail-
road FIR the the place The land Hes WE'LL ard Is
cepbe Of gr at Improvement ron CT protuc Tobacro
hny Iher Is seeded the land 20 bushels Wheat With
i've of Gulno The buildings the place comfortable,
aud suac,nt for the accommodation o large family "Dis
patch" Depot the York hver Railroad located the End
and PosOce hereat thus aordrg usual fsc es for the
on Of produce intelligence and passengers 10 and from
Richmond daily The deed QsT' CASH sale but by con'ent
parties Will be third csth balance and
years for bonds bearing interest secured by trust deed The
for le6 tn te psii by The purchaser. As this reilly
desirable Yarn the particular attehton Of the puzzle Is re-
specially allied 10 this sale.
fei-tds IEO. e. NiNOR. Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

supe % a. Ohio supsr a while choice brandt or Out Ex.
tr." Will bring 1881 nos OK.
daAIS We quite red WHEAT day Al t2s 81 "a for good
70 prime white Wheat sold 1t 81 IS for fair te0 for prime
% Tor choice lot Of very eolee White wheat COL
Paca was acid at " 65 CorD'ome 900 bushes
nans any change In Ices We quote white Corn at &c to 20
cents ,r aud 20 20 10 for old Yeo
Co to 60 cents for new, and &C 70 Is cents for old
Provisions The market for Pfovsors was yesterday
q7e dull and heard sales Of 80 hhds Side,
llsf cen g, 70 20 south.
The market for Seeds to-day dull there were
30 bushels Coveseed sold At sb buhel fair
We quote good 70 prime At 5 2o Timothy 81 s co. and FLAX
seed fi.2511 SIN per bushei
WHISKY Weheard Of sale OF $50 bbs
Ing at is cents and we Country at l7H cent? City and
Ohio IL = OILS cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

Especial PISS 4tc. B. sac Baltimore American
SIoN Eab. o. TIE Peace Conference had session Of
- hours TO-DAY, having assembled Al l2 O'Clock snd adjourned
ST. s.lhaI Ct . -h Csro,i.u presided most Ct the time
d-U Gye urvtI 70 perform the duties OF the
C1ai5 Ge Aeuy-s present and participated In the pro
ST. ssIIa OF c a. urged that the Conference proceed
th 10 c auu-rs igs which they had con
ven o. 1a ps 15i &c cake u1 os consideration the Crenden
Tui ss ,r-. by,he Republicans animated debate
to I;uc-F, chase 90 'l. o. -r, oaer p.rt.eirated
F.t, u- 'i Sir VG.hrr The mo i0uto take up
ga ir. . Fcuet U-,. .J- morrow, 10 await
TIE ars. slot ,.l.r -,.-.. t-nf
..Nr rltH@ HOPEFUL
P.--..- f. after i-ur 90 hr db-es DAY Is Sill hope
fll H.as ' ..strtcry result u their celebrations
u1... however, hlredts likely 20 arise from pat
r0.c protest. -' '-- p 2reI al d"-5tnee IN sleEs mat
,u , t r..l f.,rs unfsyo-aby. TIE linton
.yir $40 roe. b. enc. 4. '.>- whist TIE Dsanienisis both
. Zoe Hh, do not desire s7y eonc.isti3n or
& a-1 t1'l al L. ier power 10 cheek thv hopeful
tee.i.. t...- clsfss
rH 6r che p,plb-aa -crbers Of Congress lAborlug
% prev @ 60 bling bac into party traces those
WHO wandered on % h- secozal od The secess'ons
W OF. al t0i-r age the Conference the most
rrez sohrr dm ld So as - Pssve-t eoaeaAiioni pos
woes o- rgvvE-,yE
The Terus-s O1c '-y S-rty,d ~ evening, andsay
TIA. .'afe-s vi De satisfactory 10 their State,
IN na7 AL 1a. he ulls something Is i,re heiors the
s5l Ihy sty h -'r u't SD-th state j. devoted TO the
Uuin, u. have r r hts under tbs Constitution secured
s.U icsE C'vISJ.
The Sew a. decl te teirr-I'ej tat they viii all be
her. o. . ssrr- UlulI Ia Al conventions, the Empire
star d. ard before hu.l1 n IS transacted.
...fT SESSIONS
The Conference M press and
F so- De Importance u the body and The
sa she'd tat vhgis county Would DC uf9e, aud the
rb. M Or. o,-er end o 1 Avenue would have been totally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-08

ornos OF rBs VINO rebruary 7. 1861
otruxOSD STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND 5IOCK MAKkkr.
The market has been quito dull, this week, and the
tansaors indicate dss!re, Virginia es hayng ioli "a
sn last week Exchange Bank STOCK which We quoted In
cur last report at par IA, sold, this week. ats9N Virgil
nj 0s ar. nov held al Va Central bonds I'd mort "a
Bank Of virginia O Bank Of Commonwealth 95 We qaoe Rich
mond City bonds 90 Farmers Bank stock at 90 ms Co.
state Va lOS mnon Ins rs; Merchants Insurance 9
Va Central r. r., Is, 72 o. A. tx,s I5-eshts
SIX kP Railroad stick u; Va Railroad do Az; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad, 50, and P&DRR 81 No
recent safes Of other bord or stock wh,rby quotations could be
riv,
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,,.VR1NTED PURELY VEGFTABLR.

, Ingredients OF BsASDRErHs PLs aie pursetye ard &C
, ss,an oPen eetaSh dissolve, esense, COOL heal Aa'
os The body whatever Injuries 70 BY being tiseste
t,d they enter Into and 4 with the blood 70 search
ys an BAD humors They dissolve all unnatural collections
ts blood aai cure tuovrces ulcers 81 let them be Ia
OF The System they may. They jase part o. the 10
~ -v carry away nothing that Is good They only remove
A4i Tsev assist uaiue agree wih IT, aud always 90 uer
tu Their use has SAVED many valuable life Slll 90
l en.s No 29i Caaal sheet Price - cents per box
az. .u --.,...tble sra'rrs IN 1eiicfnos. i2l-dSrta
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RyosIprs yRoM TIE INTERIOR

The following is detailed statement of the receipt:
a. Richmond OF produce by canal and railroads. January
1851:
By ines Rirer and KdnGWha Canal -26 bus wheat, 2s
Md, tobacco IFS bxs mid % hhd stems 1870 Dbl,
pas rn % toIs c1ppe- 1852 coal
tons lead 900 bbs hy III rood % hb apples SPIT ID
bic 200 bus axse bs.' cotton, 90 81 bs died Wit
BIZ Tygiaid Central Rirord &c 'C5 bu'. wheat Tss
corn tons p- iron bs hscon 80 S5 lit batter 23s
tie Is calves horse hogs $50 sheep &c pigs eggs sisi
NJ. lard 6l b4 .allow 81 GT b 1ssei poury. 900 lbs
pork u I75 b5 vepon $50 bhls arpl Is hus. bears aid
80 ukwhes III bus meal, 20 400 b. dried fruit
~ tbi oi 9lS hs tbcco 3 hut rye 2s2 bus oa 81 DO
nassser 20 seed 1913 bales ha 22 lbs b0ssWsx pkg
mid toba co les domestic Is pkgs leather = pays paper
empty kegs 80 Dis WHISKY, pkg, mineral Tater 20 d.
rags hid stems, los empty h's
BIZ Richmond Gnd DdAre RI 2>ord-I4 500 bushels wheat
79l tobacco 22 hhd to1sc; - hhd lO tbs
IS blvs hers; fruit 81 bags sAes,
fowl ke-s bu Ter; ~ bags chehus GS boxes pjp- Tbs
r 50 g3 io,t g hls a1ur; rolls leather boxes
aw b,gs brs'wav; 81 bsg' voo bb shsky; cat
Il 3 Jbls. bacon liars iron; 1879 Kegs nal g. ETC.
Bv Richmond FredercksIaTg md Pot)mGc Rail- dd s..
bushels wheel g72 c,rn hads tobacco; 26I
d IS egg IT, lumber II b.. butter 4sheep Sleeves 50i bus
meal les rags wood; IL bags Fruit 10 do. bean 81
60. beans.
By Richmond and Petersburg Rirord- 81 hhd tobacco
hhIs stem. balls cotton Is barrels 20 bales domestic
lbs iron castings 70 bales waste ~ bales rags 70 bbls rosn
Is Ga lbs. mise alan sous
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NOTICE.
IyHE nTn OF MASH co. this dsv Dissolved bv nl,s-
i ton. JAs nOuTH,
JOS A. NAH.
Petersburg, Dec. 81, $500.
THE undersigned partner ofhe late T. FisH Co. VII
tinue the Book and Piano Forte Huainess a The Old
stand ~ and BolDgbru OK where all
J e. RoUrH.
Pc Jan
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III. N. D de,e.l,s have t,I.--lteJ tat they viii all
herr t1 .rr. aur.r usual b Al conventions the Emplr
star gust 90 d. ard before s bl.la y Is transacted.
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Ais conclusion the Senate adjourned.
IMPORTANT FROM wASHNGToN-THE U

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON-THE ULTIMA
TJN uF SOJI6 CAROLINA PRESENTED AND
REJF'TaD-ALL HOPE OF FURTHER PEACE
ENDED
WASHINGTON F truavy THE New York Herald has
Information tLI- .he Presidents reply 10 Col HAYNES
demand 70. l5 dor OF Fort Sumter transmitted
yesterday. 1. required ga answer tron Colorel Hayne
which vas 90 De inmCdiUcly given-and then the COT
sron crce would close Tie President refuses TO COM
fore, of pacific >C'u0a o. The difficulty is abandoned
There has been au apparent deposition on both sides TO
delay tti, ISSUE hr hope t.at snicabe adjustment
Ugh, be- effected, hg. The matter cannot be further
STAYED yH Sy.a Carolina has present her ultimatum
AID % has been positively rje,ted
L. IS beG.yed the Telegraph is down South of Peters
burg.
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-r,srsl ,rrEE-The Senate WAS not in session yes
..,i.,. having taken recess until tomorrow The
-, ,5,ourned, yesterday, until Monday.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State Is rapidly filling up vih population G'o25 persons
having been added snce 1852 making the present population
Lils 900 a ratio Of 100 per cent IN ten years.
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1,vss Sruu.-LAmb is good comedian and DC
.--g Young nan. He puts forth bis card for bench
=, Let him have "bumper.'
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The Annual Law of Virginia.
mAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGlsTRATEs.
A NEW EDITION

TNHR CHEAPEST pace In the CITY 10 buy
Looking Glass Hctpr. Photograph, square oval Al
GEORGE EHakSDksGs AsnuftoEy opposite the Ex Anner Of
Zee O GoverEor street.
NBOd Frames egut the lowest possible prices BY GRO.
EHaENBERG Mirrors Of ell sizes and made TO order
40
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Afsrd % com. 40 ~wtntEs "a NEuNEc
ptr. fse -ls lav OF F-- ruary l~5', % 10 t'cI1 K
BSu- Cogr,Ny saau be follows Commencing 80 hr
rr Almond Greek thrlcs down james Hyert' Blgssai
g+ s,us this K0t1 New Market Road a0nx New " are
Central Koat. along Cent al Road 90 AoEd Cree AMI
@. ga Al.l0uI ,lrsS O. james Aive-.