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E. COX
l.. MOEEAU,
o. RgBIN,
5. z. DELABARRF

The hrSt part OF the foregoing report was adopt
ed, and the following resolution, accompanying the
same, was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended:
R55 T1gt the whareHsers Of the several Districts Of The
city Of New Orleans be and they hereby authorized 10 allow
all ballast the le"ee remain until the resumption OF
s Interests re- S Of The nc city y ud @ ] s"
Wharingers give notice have said ballast removed
part thereof when required without delay.
Yeas -Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstal, Huck-
ms, Moreau, Robin, Stith and Wits.
The second part of the foregoing report was
adopted, and the following resolution accompany
ing the same, was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Ee,@ IhnE the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized to
sttsmsnt With mia CONTRACTORS for the erection OF the Iron
5m tS W9 d g n hs s to6 S dn ba be- co
pieted asreeably to specifications and contract.
Yeas: Messrs. Cox DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck-
ms, Moreau, Robin, Stith and Wits.
The third portion of the foregoing report was
referred back to the Committee on Streets and
Landings, together with the following ordinance,
accompanying the same:
s WesG and speeton y Of BFsad: ' 'N'''N' anu '
sEcTl1N Be oretan1 That every person Intending to
who be engaged in the either in by
Under his her directions for his her profit
limits Of the city Of New Orleans must to his or her
intention the Mayors Office and have his or her r0me en-
F 5 0 0s5 F9p 2 na and dg"P no shall be
court Of competent jurisdiction for the benefit of the city
With he Or e S 5aEe to- be 5aed f" be
marx pany VT y5 and sa be the duty
the bakers TO make known their respective stamp marx
their nsmt s, il the book above mentioned
trade or b of baker as aoresad h9 maSe or U ce
to be made all their loaf bread Of good and wholesome -four
and they shall give it the weight which may be fixed by virtue
Of the present ordnance any Other ordinance hereafter
bakers persons using carrying on the trade Or business Of
baker shall only be allowed self expose sale OF
dsd every half dime loaf shall have orc half Of the wcET
fixed by the ali for the dime Loaf and every dime
Loaf Sha have double the said weight.
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The quantity of American be at sea for Great
Britain now about l5000 bales against 2Oo bales IN eoo
that of East India cotton likely to arrive mere from hG
bay by the middle of September about 2eV' oeS
against 123 900 last year A.,
To-day wehave as yet later advice from America the
expgctaon however that the Persia due will bring news
Of character than those recently gives
ood tone 10 the market Sa are estimated have been
bales including 5000 for speculation and export at steady
prices /. ,.,,.
BREADsrUrFs-A very general idea of holders to realize
brought by various among which me aeny o.
finding warehouse roD the apprehension OF deteroraion IN
ana liz of large portion of the arrivals and cobna
ton OF very uropons weather the most prominent ana
prices e quite irregular The decline on the week may be
considered be 3D. GENITAL Is per OaFfe OIL common
Flour, and IS Cd. per 40 lbs. Indian Corn.
SUGARsPrice this week have again declined on common
Qualities MS much per cw Speculav purchases
were made here Of cagoes Brazil 1Ss 3D. EOS and 2ls
for Penau Parai Bahia respectively OF cayed Manila
$500 bags sold at 2s of Havana 200 boxes No 10 at 2i
45sd., all in bond ex quay.
sisted cargo CUBA cayed and Mscoado for the Clyde at
l4s and lbs I'D and large cargo Gula MnscoVado
for here los 4sd ct d. quay, both 10 arrive
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MeCeipts.O T. PrHHNGe.
ARGYLE LANDING-Per steamer Vicksburg-
81 bales cotton to Payne & Harrison--l3 do Byrne,
Vance &co-3 do & B Ricks-1 do Perkins &
co-l62 sacks cotton seed A A Magnnis-6l8 pkgs
fruit and sundries to orderTotal 81 bales cotton.
DONALDSONVILLE-Pe Per steamer Music 20
hhds sugar Augustin d Thibeault--l1 do Roman &
Kernion- is do J Labatut- 6 do Laforest & Des-
mare-6 do Bell 4 Bouligny-lO do 5 bbls moasses
F J Dasilva &co-ll9 do G Sabatier-- Y Trosclar
& Haydel-32 do Foley, Avery &co---5 do Bellocq,
Nohlom &co-36S scks potatoes l6l pkgs eggs and
sundries to order-Total .233 bbs molasses IS hhds
sugar.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill - 10
hhds sugar NJ Gordon iir- s do Menard Il Vignaud
IS do Lapice Bros-50 bbls moasses to Roman &
Kernion,- 10 do A Miltenberger eco sundries to
order,
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c o M M E r C.IAL .
Market Report Of Drake, Kleinwor, & Cohen.

LIVERPOOL, June IA, 1851.
MoSEYThe expectation Of gold America has continued
and the ond discounts active but the rate at Inc
Bank of England has not been sed this week Six set rules
ConSoS closed this afternoon in London
ut S9JEtlqO or the as last Friday.
MAScHESFERBusue again has fallen of and the market
for yarns and cloths Tuesday exceedingly dull =,
CorroSTh political news from America feSeiyed nm, inns
Europa and tna taking in the dates of the oiS may
from New Orleans New York. advised no u-
portant changes in the position Of affairs beyond this ha me
anticipated blockade of the of New Orleans anu Mobile mad
beeone fact Under these circumstances orr hks renamed
first part the week. towards the close the trade appeared
buy with confidence probably under the influence OF the
magnificent present prevailing. The de-
keeps principally upon the better kinds of American cot
with staple for which prices remain rn while the lower
qualities rather We make no changes however, in
our quotations of last Friday which were as follows
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CATTLE MAR E E 7.


JEFFERSON CITY. July I, 1851
Arrived yesterday III Veal Cattle. Amount OF
Stock sold were 234 Texas Beeves, CT Hogs, 100
Sheep and 100 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale, 4s7 Texas Beeves, l49 Hogs, 80 Veal Cattle
and SIS Sheep. We quotes
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The sales for the week $50 bales Of all kinds in
Guiding $3.50 $3.50 East Indian. There
$3.50 bales declared for speculation and 1880 for export
leaving Il, $50 for consumption 49,,
The actual exports amounted 1920 bales of which g4l5
American and 9T95 East India
The imports We're 1896 bales including 1911 from Amer
ica and q 905 from the East Indies. -,
The stocks of all kinds has decreased only 1850 bales while
that of American separately has fallen oil l bales during
the week 1t compares detail with that OF last year. as
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RESOLUTION To pay Sllnllrr bills.
JNO. Il. LEEFE, Chairman.
JAS. BEEGS.
JAMES DAVIS,
Hi ~ REMIT.


JULES BENT.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, adopted by the Board of Aldermen
June Is. 1851, was read on motion, the rnes were
suspended, said resolution read a SECOND time, and
unanimously Concurred in:
J. b. Gorrcoes.
The following resolution (publislcd in the Jour
nal Of the proceedings Of this Board June Is, tSGl)
amended by said committee by striking out 1.-TWO
hundred" and inserting /" one hundred" viz:
preamble n:d resolution HuIiurIing tin tomptrnler to
warrant on The Treasurer in favor Of John lM"H"p police
was read as amended, and, on motion, unanimously
adopted, the rules having been suspended.
The following resolution, referred TO in the fore
going report (and published i'll the journal Of the
proceedings of this Board June II, lsGl,) read
on motion, the rules were suspended, said resOlu-
ton read Il second time and adopted:
Yeas: Mcssrs. Magoni, Allen Becbo, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Duprt, Hodgkins, l.aborde, Lcete,
Mensman and SeicsllrNydre--l2.
Nays: None
Resou authorizing Hs Gommroiler to warrant on the
The following resolution, referred TO in the fore
going report, was read on motion the rules were
suspended, said resolution read a second time and
unanimously adopted:
h,p'rf That the Finance Committee be md Is hereby
togz.d cancel the clam ..tlst Nr \. Foucht, mon the
ct fS @ @o,s 9 @ 5y e III, "9 F s' city
On motion of Mr.. Duprt, the foregoing. resou.
ton was, by unanimous consent, sent to the Board
OF Aldermen for concurrence.
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read; on motion, the rules were
suspended, said resolution read second time, and
adopted by the following vote. viz:
Yeas Messrs. MagOni, Alien, Beebc, BeGgs,
BENT. PuyiS, Duprt, Hodgkins, Laborde, LeCfe,
Mrnsman and Seicshnaydre-l2.
Nays: None.
Rl,d Ih he ;omgrolIer warrant on sAe Treasurer for
!, 'ojn,are"e soai5,c, IS I,@,, sle3 y
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Elarink SnttlIlasrtt.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street, !
Thursday Morning, July 4. 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer H R W HILL Newell, for Memphis,
J E Hyde eco
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were read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-

were read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended:
RGsolc That reward of five hundred dollars shall be paid
for the aud conviction of furnishing
VISIONS ETC. The enemy within the limits OF the State Of
Louisiana.
to cause this resolution he published times in the official
Journal ami number of days in published
the parish of PNunemines in the Engoh and French Ian
guages.
Yeas: Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck-
ms Moreau, Robin, Stth and Willis.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Robin,
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
RcsorS That the Commissioner he is hereby
authorized order the making and repairing the
bridges the Second District raise the bridge the
lagan canal enVilc proper grade, said
bridge having materially lowered by the sinking of tho
mber provided the thereof does exceed sixty
five dollars
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
ant Board was read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
A resolution canceing tain notes of Mrs Fvuchcr.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DeLabarra, Forstall, Huck.
ms, horeau, Robin, Stth and Willis.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Witt. on behalf of the Committee on Fl.
nance offered the following report, which was
taken up seriatim:
The Finance Committee have the honor to report on the fol-
lowing subjects referred to them, as follows:
l. For resolution eaSa the City Park your Commute
would report The accompanying substitute
:. Upon communication from hp late Compu '. pU
plGsss Est in gard the discharge OF his securities the
CCianer would report Voaby, and offer the necessary
luton.
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New Orleans 9aiv Gseent ahusasy aNpnimg guu 4, 1861.

8, An Orduuces and resolutions conflicting with the
foregoing be and the same arc hereby repealed.
The following preamble and resolution, adopted
by the Assistant Board, were concurrel III as
recommended in the foregoing report
preamble and resolution authorizing Comptroller sell
four contracts for each District for repairing making
ilgGs.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, De1abarre, Forstall, Huck
ms, Moreau, Robin, Stth and Wits.
On notion the Board went into secret session.
After which the doors were opened, and the
Board adjourned
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
nt.l1r-
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Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, July 8, ls61.-2 bales cotton to
Gillespy, Jordan &co.
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No. jGt2l
An ORDINANCE TO rL.e Mouly tv- Inc Deena! Of DE q

Of New DftcNu-.
AHT-cAE l. Il, i or1tjgi L N, fnrnon f,vnr of Notiy
Of Mug OJ"H, That the sun IF Two iUu! ed and fifty thou
and dollars tS GUO I've and the hereby appropriated
specially used the deurc The city New 0rlelns.
ARTICLE 9 II is Jtritr DrIjaod TlNt In order the
aforesaid lm, owing the III billy Of the city
said from its receipts, The Mayor OF the city
the Cbairmc Of the Finance Committees hereby authorized
city for the aforesaid in such form aud such
they determine said bonds to he signed BY the City Treas
urer comersgned by the Comptroller and 10 lie made payable
tho 1t OF July, 1862 with utet the rate OF cent.
per anllni from date until paid.
ARTCLE3 II is fr,r 0r,ii"". that Immediately after tho
passage Of this ordinance shall be the duty Of the Mayor
books of subscription be opened The Treasurer
office under his supervision and that Of the Chaen of the
public notice to the residents Of III" city OF New Orleans in
wiling them come forward and ubCI be TO The aforesaid loan
All to he pd cash and the subscribers receive
their certificates they will be rea1y for delivery.
ARTICLE i Is i'r OriiHe, That MI arising from
the aforesaid loan shall be deposited in hank pna from
other deposits of the city be used only for the nfore
sn and money sni be drawa hereir9m except by order
Of the Common Council.
Article ). II is ther oni~a That all bonds issued rs
above shall be receive in payment for all after
the 1st Of Jnnurr, 1862.
[Sgned J. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSgned LEA F. FAREWELL.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved june Is, 1861.
[SignedI JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Vicksburg, White, I'm Argyle Landing.
Music, Dalfcres, FIN Donaldsonville.
Laurel Hill, -, FIN Bayou Sara.
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STREET CON1,NER--OFFICiA6.


-~>-~r~~>~~~~-->~>~"----'>~>
GECOND DISTRICT POUND--EEasb
~ the Second District Pound Of Benyie and Gal
streets, estray-
One white Mule about ls1 hands high, lame in left Oreleg
shod ali round.
Which not claimed within five days and the there
paid will be sed public auction at said Pound,
FRIDAY July 5, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, July l. 1861.
J. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
E. DAVENPORT,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
ESPAVES DU DEUXEEAIE UISTRICT.--II q
IA etc conduit epaves du Deuxeme District encognure
DIES ruee Bienyille ct Galvea, comRle tpaves-
Une Mule blanche, ayaDt 4 de hsuteur, botant du
pied gauchs de deyant ct terree quasre pirds.
81 lie dit animal nest pas raclAme cinq jors ct los
frals pages Il vendu Penehere pubique dit depot
10 YEFDREDI SIDE iuillet 1861, a 10 heures A. NJ.
:, J, MILTON RELF, Commissare des Rues.
Nouyel'e- Orleans, Ter de Juliet 1861. jy2 st
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Hyas brought
70 mo Fourth District Pound, Annuneaon street, be-
tween ashington and Sixth street, estray-
one OZARK brown bay Horse with white spots his
hean the Two hind feet white, almost blind.
nhch mol Claimed within expenses
on paid will be sold public auction at said Pound on MON
DAY, Jnly s. 1861, al ID O'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, July 2 1851
Registered July ., 1861,
E. DEyENPoRT,
Clerk 81 Comptroller.
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Signed !. MAGTONT.
President Board 0f Assistant Aldermen.
-SigBedl GERARD STlTi,
President u t.m. Hoard Of Aldermen.
Approved Iune % loGI.
Signed JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
A true copy
MtVIuE 4 ,KEH, q Mayor
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A communication from c. c. W. Miller, relative
to new breech-loadng apparatus for ri1ed can
non, invented by him, was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
The following ordinance, offered by Mr.. Wilt,
,ua lai nuar for future Sidprafinn
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Pft.T4eIT BUl!l u ATGtTtlen.
Approved June e, lsal.
Signed join T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
e2Q Il MARInT A. TsErW, Secretary TO Mayor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-20
NEW YORK POLITICS.

ALBANY, Aug. l5.-Tho Breckenridge State
central committee met ct the Delavan House
in this city to-day. Twelve members out OF
sixteen were present. Resolutions were adopt
ed declaring that the present war hos hecn
brought about by abolition aggreSsions upon
the rights Of the South. The resolutions also
oppose coercion and attacks upon free speech,
and advocate {" an armistice between the now
contending armies North and South, and the
immediate convocation Of a cr,Iyrntlon Of del.
egateS from all the States which acknowledged
themselves members Of the Union in Novem-
Der, 1861, 10 the end that all differences may
be peacefully adjusted, our land saved from
bloodShcd and restored 10 peace, concord and
union"
The committee also resolved not to call Il
separate State convention, but urged their
friends to send delegates to the one called By
the other wing Of the party.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's TOUR TO THE WEST.
New YORK, Aug. 1G.-Prince Napoleon and
suite started from this city this morning, and
proceeded by tho Allentown route TO Harris
burg, and from thence By the Pennsylvania
Railroad 10 Pitlsburg. From the latter city he
goes via Cincinnati and Louisville to St. Louis.
The Washington Star" speaks thus Of the
commander OF the enemy's boat that lately
attempted to land Mt Matthias Point, and waE
killed with three or four Of his men by ouI
troops:
Mr.. Fuller was al efficient officer, and had
performed very arduous service upon the river
landing with boats crews and destroying con
traband property. Ee was from Brooklyn
New FORK, und leaves q family to mourn III.
untimely loss.
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NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH.
important from Europe.
kEPoRTE0 .Ok rlh aluaMONn kMoulAlk

important from Europe.
EFFECT or TIE BCLL run "a TTLE-YApO.
LEON RES0LF ES TO RECOGNIZE THE CGNFED-
e TE STATEs.
New YORK, Aug. l3.-lhe steamship Bohe-
mlan has arrived Il! Farther Point, with Liver
pool dates TO Thursday afternoon August 6th.
The steamships Guy Of Washington and
Hibcrnlhn had arrived out.
GENERAL { W
The London Times is bitterly sarcastic on
the battle of Bull Run. The same paper in.
dulges in some hard cracks on the Southerne:s.
The 'fimes" fears that the question Of the
blockade Of the Southern ports will lead to
difficult complications.
Lord Palmerston has declared that the en-
trance BY any duty-paying vessel at any block
AIDED port, wipes out the blockade. y bellig-
erent may seal all ports, but wEGr it lets in q
single T~essel, The right 10 blockade il is gone.
The Lon:lon "fIerald'' says that when Louis
Napoleon heard Of The result CT the battle OF
Bull Run he resolved 10 recognize the Confed'
crate States.
Ten Brock has w1n the New Brighton
stakes.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Aug. S.--The
sales Of cotton for tho week reached 3 5000
bales, at All advance Of ID. The market closed
easier, and the advance was barely maintained.
Spectators took l9, 600 and exporters 10000
bales, aud the market closed on Thursday IN
changed. Tie following are authorized quo
~tations Fair Orleans 94c., and middling Or.
lsans sgd. This latter quotation re think
should be sgd.
LONDON MONEY MAREET.-Consuis closed at
e0lo0O3
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VALUABLE LANDS F0K SALE

~ l NS&S
TIME subscriber wishss 10 sell four hundred Gcrcs OF
hand, containing his SaT-Mill tract; aboct one hundred
and twenty acres cleared, and the balance heaEily aneer.
ed, lying Immediately upon tie Reeey Greek road IL ;hles
Iestof Abingdon.
Also, ono other tact, containing two hundred acres, at-
Joining the lands OF Richard Nuckols and the land here
tofore sold by me 20 Henry C. Gibbons. The said tTo hun.
dred acres trac! has upon It Z No. l, house two stories high,
with four fuoms; never failing water within 4O yards OF the
house. About IS acres are cleared and In good cultivation.
Also, one hundred acres lying On the South side o! Reeuy
Greek road, adjolnlng the lands OF Thos. Moore and eth
es, about IS acres Of which are cleared new ground-the
Rrst year; elso o good we'll OF water, at The depth OF 30
fre,-neYer f~slIIng-ail walled. There Is Z good house up.
on this tract.
TERMS-One Third cash the balance in, six and nine
months, Bond with approved security will be required,
and the title will be retained un!! the last payment Is
made.
Possession will be given 20 seed By the first OF sep;eu-
the best, the strongest, the most portable, the most com.
Portable and the cheapest now In use.
Persons desiring further information can address The
subscriber at Buffalo Pand, Washington county, or The
Editors Of the Democrat, Abingdon, Va
lime 1-cYm A.. +. BRADLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-20

Loss OF \ VESSEL AxD LOAD or SALT.--
Captain John Badger, Of the Schr. Louisiana,
from the Eastern Shore, arrived in Norfolk last
Friday night lie reports that lie cleared
from Snowfall, Nd, on the 18th Of last June
with q cargo Of corn and OATS, for Barbadoes,
which place he reached ard sold his corn. lie
then started back for Wilmington, n. e., first
filling up with salt, which he intended to dis
pose Of, along with ths cats, at that pert. IN
Sunday last while attempting to put into Cape
Fear, he esplcd a Federal steamer in hot pur,
suit, ard he had only tiu;c 10 beach The vessel
and make his escape, along with the navigator,
Captain Webb, Of Norfolk city, and crew
The Louisiana went 10 pieces III t"enty-lour
hours, after being run on shore.
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ny THE GOVERNUiS OF VIRGINIA..
4 PROCLAMATION

XATuEI.EAS, from information received by the exccu.
w tive, the MERCHANTS & MECHANICS EANk OF
WHEELING and the oRTiIWESTERN BANK Of YlR-
GINA, with the offices OF Discount and Deposit OF each,
except the Branch Of the N~0RrHwESTEKN BANK OF
VIRGINIA Mt Jcterssnviile, have given aid to the enemy
In every way In which their influence could be e1eTied or
their funds be employed, end have displayed hostility 10
the constituted authorities OF the Commonwealth Of Sir-
ginia by ~dlsloyal,y, and by recognizing the existence Of Il
Government unacknowledgel by muir Constitution or laws:
Therefore, /, John Letcher, Governor OF the Common
wealth Of Virginia, do, by virtue Of authority vested In the
Executive, hereby prohibit the bills or notes Of either OF
said Banks, except those OF the Bransh OF The NORTH
WESTERN BANK at JeTtrSonville, In Tazewell County,
from being received In psyuen OF any money due 10 the
State Of Virginia. The collecting officers throughout me
Commonwealth are required to take notice of this prot::-
bition.
Given under my hand, as uoEsrnor, and under the Seal
-, OF the Commonwealth al Richmond, this lSth day
IS. OF July, 1861, and 10 the rishtT.si1th year CT the.
49,, Commonwealth.
By order OF the Governor
GEORGE W. MUSPoRD.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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TO THE Suffers
or THE

OF THE
& ~ EED T. * 1 TT 4 Il " Y
AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
TTHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale, by package Or other.
d wise, Il ilns assortment Of
CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
CT the most approved Brands.
w. arc the Sole Agents for seTera! Ct the largest hanu-
facturers in the State Of Virginia, and are th!s day rsceiT!og
& genera al E;soit iaeEt Of
TT Z 4 & ~ D,
ranging from IL 10 IS cents per pound.
~ TERMS CASH. IL
CHAS. EAYNE & CO.,
Under SpntsTood Hct.l,
Richmond. Va.
+. s.-Epsrisl attention paid TO order, from Sutler. and
Merchants who are supplying the army.
Aug lily u. Il. & Co.
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BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOE
ys5ISE ADDE'S,

n les PEGnAM viii rcsUne the du;Ies 9! LsF scHcoI o.
VI1 The Ers: day OF October mex.
she viii be aided by competent s:sistss;1 il each d.pH's'
Ecu,.
The French language will coa,inue to rec,i;e spcc;Si VI.
trliion cndrr Inc supervision OF Nine. Beraad.
The Bellies Letters Glass will, US heretofore, ioi2 n p.ou.
inent sad interesting feature IN the system c::he school
Circulars con:g!aIns further infoI clhtiUn may be had on
application 10 Mrs. J. W. ?esrsrl, At her resiaeacc IN LIZ
deu Row, Franklin street
A,y 1S-ul-Ecvrf