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, 1861-03-30

AHER1FF'S SAI.E:--By virtue Of
~ aesEa1n WIT Of Execution issned nun The supe.
4an1n F1zntlM and against Ren1anfr Wilder, Dc.
70 enctoca. On Thu ntnefeenfh day Of
ne CT nf SHALL 6Ner fnr sale 1t pubic ven.
aae ~ n FaghE md interest Of said defendant
Ta9ta nins E9l and tn lieL in Blockonc ID WndnI
49, f Andaon to Cheag9i also 49tsohe 1.-TWO l2
ffxents+Es 1I 1s2I txsnty:.aIee l3sk txenty1oaF }4t
'sHeqty 14kttT Isl and f9W ISL n Hiock nHsa.
PIT 70 FL Wilaef1 Eouth e Ghteexo; sso
"Ao@ 4ye l5 In Btctk humber tWD I'll ASse8Hof3 IL
esst 4ssssn Of I31 sct1on twenty
ore iAA. 49HN rims gsslf hinge tourtser tl{l
f: j. ANTHONY G, HESINe2. Sheriff ct Gook County
, 1861-03-30

H3EA-
Seeds Ded Live Hides wns Cattle
rs Hogs Hogs ibs Els No.
, 1861-03-30

MCGEE d WING, Produce and
14l Commission Merchants. Agents Of Chicago and
St Louis TRANSFORMATION Line. Once No. 20 South Is
snile street. Cash sdyanc made on bills lading, pro
peyty in store and On shipments East. Particular st
Eeution pa1d to the sale and purchase Of Gra1u Flour
Wool Provisions etc. Refer to d. F. Carver Gu, E.
L Tinkh ham 4 Co., SturEes Buckingham Co.
J. n. MCGEE LmhSel75lmI f. WEo.
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*INTB1LIGENCE+ OFFICMSFOR

s. u LEI 14LIt1EN& &JHG7t)FHlCt:S5:t UK
z CITY; AND, COUNTRY By stew.rs Hamilton
snq Fen4h help of 81 kinds may BE- obtained 1of ciT
- eonnt1y- Also Marine He'Pfaf lakoe and CauaG.
:4a&HsH1 1lfA 4nd Houses sold and 4r6h1Ad OrdeTs
dom am e!N md country penmply Attended to. 4ood
HatfAnfA viii ind respectable situations hT calling RI
, 1861-03-30

ts.o=s I. =sRRINEERs.: e Sale, i
<fa4ao40HAnd Is : 70 stE:s =:
,RuoOEES7 CARD GuTTER.a =,
Address 5se;7;v; IXM H Rand. Tribune 0sfice
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THE ELECTION FOR A STATE CONVENTION.

The returns received from the electien of
Monday are given below The fcllo wing conn-
| ties have clected the persons named:
Buckingham .-Coffman, Gray, and Lewis,
| Conser vatives.
linguistic Stuart, Baldwin, and Baylor,
conservatives.
Hanoper.--Col. Richardson, Prompt Action,
| He has 2e2 mai. with two precincts to hear
| from The majority against reference VIII be
| about 400.
Nadfsoa.-A. r. Blakey. P. A. Out of 500
| votes polled, there were not 30 'tfor refer
! ence.''
/ Rappoaaaaoek H q. MoGet elected by 200
! majority.
Fauq.itr.-Aressrs. Scott and Mari, The
! latter is for prompt action There was "a
! large majority against retefence
ltythe Robert Z. Trent, J.. A, elected by
| 70 majority.
| Louisa w. NJ Amber, r. A, it is quite
/ certain, IL ected.
! Beiford -Goode 2. A., II elected, and 20 is
! Hon. Nm. l.. Goggin The latter gentleman
! in "a letter to the Lynchburg firginian, denies
/ that he is ii Their - Union . ar " Secession y
| man.
! FafTfpG-Dulaney, Conservative, is elected
| In this county by over leo majority.
| Piusylroaia.-Sutherlin and Tredway, Con-
seryatives.
| Haiifttr-Flouruoy, Conservative.
.iibem"rle .-HolcolHbe and Southall, 7. A.
| are elected. The vote for reference, Is 773 ;
| against reference, 95t.
NORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA.
fHio.-Uon. Sherrlrd Clemens and j., i
Hubbard, Conservatives, elected by 500 ma
| loritv.
Marion, Wood, Taylor, Brooke, and Han
! cock, all elect Consery atiyes, Very few votes
| We're polied IN these counties against refer
| eBce.
| Po,rhotoa Woodbury. Mills Precinct,
| 7. St. Geo Cooke. p. A. )" has IL majority
| Princess Anne.-1t is reported that Ex-Gov.
| Wise is elected i'll this county. His opponent
| was Rev. Mr.. Burroughs, Methodist Min
| lister.
| Naasemond.-Jno. II kilby, Conservative.
| The county voted for reference
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The arms for Virginia.

We arc glad to correct the statement that
The New lork police had forbidden the ship
ping of arms and "muniments' ito use a pop
ular term of war on board the steamers plv-
ing between that city and Norfolk and Rich
mond. The agents, Messrs. LUDLAM & WAT
son, have authorized us 10 contradict il posi-
lively, after communica ting with their New
York house Since the sta tement the York
town has left with quite q let Of arms for our
ports. The statement was made by the Nor
folk Day Book upon what that paper no doubt
considered good authority. We say we are
gratiied to correct the abatement tor our diff
faculties with the Northern States are already
sufficiently complicated, and we desire not to
see them aggravated by any more issues be-
tween the individual States. We have anoth-
er reason, and that is, that while we desire 10
see Southern direct trade iostered, we would
always if possible be on friendly social and
commercial rela tons with the noble city of
New York, who merits alike admiration and
esteem Tor her enterprise and her liberal and
catholic spirit
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Rirbmanh 4ispatfh.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING FEB. .. 1856,
The Legislature

In the Senate, yesterday, bills were reported
Tor authorizing tile sale Of portion Of tho
Armory grounds for the purpose Of building
an arsenal and quarters for the Public Guard,
and for distributing Mayo's Guide among
abe corcners. Sundry bills wore ordered 10
hs engrossed. Alnosion was made to "sece'ie''
from the regular business of the session until
the eth inst. and IT prevailed after consider
able debate.
In the House, bills were reported for mark
ing the boundary line between Flus"nna ana
Aieemarie counties fer repairing the GOV
ernor's house. and for amending the law max
ing subscription TO the Alexandra, bo"d""'
and Hampshire Railroad. A resolution was
offered to secure the State u mere e9ui'aoie
representation In informal improvement com
ranies I'm witch she may be Interested. a
eth was passed for allowing Court Clerks 10
take orders of publication Ia vacaston, A
committee was appointed 20 take charge Of
ali matters appertainins 10 the free negro
population A report was returned against
sxempting telegraph employees from military
daty. The bill allowing the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad TO construct branch, was
laid On the table. A number Of bills We're ad-
vanced 20 a third reading. The House refused
20 adjourn temporarily.
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Members CT the Convention-Their Clussin~
cation.

Much embarrassment has arisin as to the
proper classification of the members OF the
Convention. Several instances have occurred
already in which We know the ciassitlcations
adopted are unjust. In the great majority OF
cases there is really no difference ia principle
between those who are called "Unicn men"
and those who are styled Secessionists -
Tho latter are, perhaps, warmer in their de-
larations than the former. and more positive
in their specificat ion of the time for definitiye
action. The former favor a res toration of the
Union, and do not limit themselves as TO time:
yet, they indicate very clearly that the trou-
bles OF the sections must be settled before the
discussion is ended, and must be settled salts
factorily AID honorably TO the South. Both
would be glad ii the old Union could be re-
stored On such basis; but one is a little more
patient than the other. The more patient are
not red hot, but warm enough for all practical
purposes. We have, therefore, selected as, per-
maps, the best mode of classifying the mem.
oers elect the terms prompt Action and
conservative" These phrases Will not con.
vey the proper Idea, but we can hit upon none
better
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The Convention.

There viii evidently be 4 large majority OF
so-caiied "Unionists, returned TO the Con-
vention But the term should not be misnn
s,erstood ut the North. II IL indefinite In our
Southern elections. In Alabama, for Instance
Union meant s'co-operation, ana co-oP-
Grafton meant that when Ave States We're
out the co.opera tionists were ready to 60
Tho Virginia Convention, whatever he the
party names applied 10 It's members, VIII IN
s,s, oo n .et,lenaeu, of onr difficulties at this
limo I'm n nrpper manner and the only ques
ton of difference among its members will b.
rs to the iength OF limo 10 be employed In eff
forts at the res toration of the ,inion On this
point .eeats ,rfH ossfsL the body in coming to
a proper conclusion, and when that is reached
everybody will no doubt concur aud coon
crate.
As TO the so-called Union men, being sub.
missionists, we need only point 20 Joux NJ
SPEED and THOMAS BRANCH. II they will sub
init to anything which Virginia onght to re.
leet, we shall be greatly disappoin ted in our
own estimate of men. JAMES H. Coxg, of
Chesterfield, Is another man represented as
strongly Union. There Is no doubt that he Is,
and viii use his efforts to restore The Union
but that he VIII desire to humble Virginia be
fore Black Republican misrule, by accepting
anything short of what is right and just 10
the South, we DO net believe.
We believe the Virginia Convention will
he indeed i Convention of Nirsinians-t hat
they VIII accept the condition of the country
as the guide for their acton--that they will
be ready to yindicate Nirginia-and that they
viii be .Tue 20 the unity of Southern interes I
and the integrity OF southern feeling. All
this we believe, and what is logical deduc-
ton from the premises, we believe that Viz
ginia Will be- content with no settlement that
does not RESTORE THE WHOLE UNION.
If that cannot be accomplished, she will, of
choice. as well as from the necessity of her
position, 60 WITH SOUTHERN CoSfEpEBAcT.
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Veto Messages of Coy. RIacL.

Inc veto messages Of Hon SAMUEL "
BLAcK, Governor Of Nebraska, on the bil,s %
prohibit slavery, framed at the sessions OF
1850 and 1851, are clear and conclusive arpn.
msnts against the power assumed by the Ter.
ritoriai Legislature Of interdicting slavery
within the Territory, and against the policy
AZ fh6 prohfbffion
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Hot Water In Warfare.

We AK attention 70 tho interesting facts Ia
this ommnnication Of our Norfolk CORES.
pondant upon iae employment Of hot water
IN dsfenns Of fsrtifcat ions and vessels.
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n We have received copy Of the sermon
Of Rev. q. II. READ, D. D., Pastor OF the
United Presbyterian Church, on the National
Fast Day. II y ons Of The abiest productions
which hss bsen called forth by that occasion.
Dr. READ stands deserysdIy in the front rank
~ the clergy Of bis church.
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- y f~& -
orFieg yisnssle sfr1n sraAa KrrIx.ar,l
Richmond, February 5th 1851
Ne TO.Dayss Prices By Twenty BaK4els-
For 9, or less than 20 barrels. kc. aAyance.
No. Extra, las good II not bctterthan the hest 4, }
SIC. per ID.
No. /, las good If not better than the best b. sac
per Id. ~a
No. Extra (as good as Extra ca &c: pei is.
No. las good as J 10y C,l 7sc. per lb.
No. las good as yellow OF lower krade.1 Isc.
Rqfset Syrup, lin barrels,1 3sc. per gallon.
70 a[A ~ Il CHAS. Y. MORRfSS.
~ That distressing malady, the Dyspepsia,
j. not periodical. but q permanent complaint
producing suffering at all times aud under all cir
cumstanees. The only real for this disease
aud its concomitant evils 10 the world reno ned
oXYGENATED BITTERS.
Sold by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD q
Co, w. PETERSON, J. p. DUAL and bv all
other dealers In medicines. fe d-2tW&S
NE Central iIpteI Furniture. OIL Cloths,
OMNIBUS, &c., AT AUCTION Attention is re-
lucsted to the sale of the Central Hotel FURNI~
TUE: OIL CLOTHS, BAR ROOM FIXTURES,
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock
felt THOS, W. REESE. Auet.
BE- Notice THIS. This Is to notify all
persons indebted to the firms of CREN SHAW,
QlARLES CO., and THOMAS b. QUARLES &
SONS, to call and pay, as no longer indulgence
can be given. THOS. d. QUARLES,
re st No. 22g Broad st.
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BY TEIE9RAPN

NORFOLK. Feb. 5.--Ex- Gov. Wise has been
elected. i'll Princess Anne, by u decided ma
lority.
In Matthews county Montague Secession
Istsl is elected.
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h LAST WEEK OF HoYT x Co.'S GREAT SALE
OF JEwELRY IN Observation-Disclosures. II. L. UOTT
X Co. proprictOrs of the One Dollar Store, would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Richmond that,
in consequence Of other engagements, their sale
Of JEwELRY will positively close this week
Therefore this is the last chance to obtain rich and
valuable Jewelry, at the unheard Of price ot ONE
DOLLAR per article.
Remember, you take you, choice for only one Dol
tor regardless Of cost.
splendid stock, just received, is ROW open,
and those desiring to avail tbems elves of this
opportunity will please hear III mind that this is
the LAST and ONLY CHANCE.
Ladies, cali early.
Ladies, call early.
LID; clli
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Only One Week More
Only One Week More
Only one Week More
Real Roman MOSAIC SETS.
LAVA, CORAL and CARBUNCL SETS.
GULDSTONE and CAMEO SETS.
CHAINS, MEDALLlOSS, STUDS and BUTTONS.
PlNS, PENS, PENCILS,
And, in short, everything that Is rich and valns
BILE.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SILVER PLATED WARE, warra nted to be dou-
BILE plated upon the finest .Nbata.
}OgR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLL-4R.
At No. 23o Main St. under the SpotSwood HGiol.
II. +. HOfT ( co.
Richmond. Feb. 4 lsGl f. I-atN
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UNION AND SEcEssIoN BADGES.

X. EZEKIEL
Cloak and Mantle Depot, 80 Main street.
Next door TO Sintou's Hardware Store.
Great bargains can be found in CLOAkS, EURS,
Fancy and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Cheneille SLEEN ES at Soc. the pair-haif price
Misses CLoAKS for - 50 ARAB CLOAkS at 81.
The latest styles fine CLOAhS for Sl2 to sl5,
usual price 500 to s25
SPANuLED BRACELETS and HEAD DRESSES.
FANCY GOODS in great variety.
HOOP SKIRTS for ladies and children.
Call at the Cloak aud Mantle Depot 90 Main It
next door to Siuton's Hardware Store.
fp 5-3tt rTEIrIET
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4 : L X OIL OGI ST
q REAT CITEME TENT
MADAME dDOLPH.

TIT nhhnIn tIvWIed py the elite u tbs En-,
GREATEST w0NDE LIVING
Do not TAI! ~ give her L call, IA she w in H.
Return, to- EEEope.r :. sAo't!f
stcvisyeNF sh&aae Ia consult tbs oDJs,y-. !.
TROLO6lST III ttfls country. MsdaInsttJs =
consulted ON all affairs OF life, embrariny r -
Cnurship, Marriage, sickness, In,emnera,-
Situations, Law Suits, Business, Travelfpg" bt
sent Friends, Lost or Stolen Goods &c ~ 10 ~
also Secret to make YOU Beloved by yonr Hs. n@s
unhappilv separated. ONs aud
o;iice aud Receptions Rooms on Main .,r.o, -,
Mrs. SUSAN ", BABER'S Boarding, Hon.s' :, Is
rectly opposite CoriBthian Halt u
Prices positively one dollar md five dollar.
Gent!cmea also admitted. r. a..
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ne ....Great Reduction in Prices. PA
OF
STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS

j. NJ l l. l. II SER & BROTHER,
(193 BROAD STREET.
Are now offering their " hole stock of desirabl g
GOODS at deduction Of rs to so per cent on for
mer prices.
TAKE TICE
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS. at 10 cts the vd
Best Bleached and Broy SHIFTING and SHEET.
ING-very cheap.
All Linen SHEETlNG, at ses, 75 and so cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, at a7t cts the yard
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDkBRCHIEFS,
at one shilling.
300 pieces Of White, Pink, and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Camhrir, Jsrqnet, Ntneooh. Cheek Mus
LINs ana BRILL1ANTES-2th
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELING,
&c, at a great bargain. a.
Black SILKS at "a sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
80 cts. and 81. -,
Rich Lace ana Muslin CURTAINS, at a sacrifice
large lot of Marseiles G o u NTERPANE
slightly soiled-very cheap.
ne Cash and punctua( credit customers will
find 1T to their advantage to give us early call
IA 2a-2w j. MlLLHISEIt Il BRO.
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TO MRS: ELIZA NJ. KENNEDY. 4 81

RESInTNT ~ r III = 4 Nh VI
please take notice that on the Ih day of March
next, tfs6l, between the hours Of A. NJ. and i
L; NJ Of that day. at the Law Office OF Chambers
Ellis, Attorneys AT Law in said city, shall pro
coed 10 take the depositions Of r. Roberts and
others, TO be read as evidence on my behalf 10
Hastings Court OF the City of Richmond Ia which
action | am plaintiff and Won defendant at
which time and place you can attend and cross
examine said witnesses, If you think proper; and
II, from any cause, the said dispositions are not
commenced on said day, or being commenced and
not completed, the taking thereof will be ad-
Jonrned from from day to day, or from time %
time, until the same are completed.
j. I. BLooDGo0D, by Counsel.
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PERSONAL.


THE PERSON who took DAGCERREUTYPE
L from the corner of 9th and Broad streets will
greatly obIiSe the owner by returning it,
fe e-3tA
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| SPECiAL NOrICE...I have an OINTMENT
| - which will cure the PILES. | warrant il 10
long standing. II 1t tails to cure or relieve the
! money viii be reiunded and ask income 60 try
il, without feeling satisfied that il is no h,mhnr
! also assure them il is harmless in its use b9t
powerful and soothing Ia its effect, acting directly
vepience, and can be used when Other TannnJias
cannot be applied. Those afflicted need not fear
elan. r.
For sale by W. PETERSON 4 CO., JOHN r
oNA1' or at my store corner Broad and 25th SITS
l.. A. HUDNUT, Druggist
Re ASK for "Edgar's Pile Ointment. Price
81. lie 6-lt*
nlSsOLUTTON OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-
- The eo-partnership heretofore existing under
the hrm OF ROPER co. was dissolved, by mu-
tuai consent, on the list day Of January 1851 All
persons having claims against the firm re-
quested to present them to JAMES X. ROPER for
settlement, and all indebted to i must make pay
ment TO him. JAMES II. ROPER
Thankful for past favors. the subscriber
patronage. re e-.atsl JAMES T. ROPER
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES
MCKINNEY & Co, MANAGERS.
GA STATE f ~ Gsss arnw ga y s
vannah Ga, February s, 1891;
90 ~ Il II 81 50 u 10 50 70 Il IS
sent free Of 'ast ekss y cS
lie str Savannah, Ga.
q Is III L n Ii u + + Err.
Prime lot of
Cos HEN TIER
ALS0-PINE APPLE CHEESE
On hand aud for sale low to close consignments
7. J.WALkER,
fe ct Cary betw n Pearl and Va. SIS
NOTlCE.-I iorewarn the pnbiie from trading
~ for NOTE, drawn by ne and endorsed by A.
;; Padgett, for FIFTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY Five CENTS dated about the 18th day Of
January. lsoi. WILLIAM J. JENNINGS.
fe a-3tt
bacon, LARD AND BUTTER.
several lots COUNTRY CURED BACON, HOG
houAD9 prime LEAF LARD, and good BUTTER.
~ consignment from the Valley OF Virginia For
sale py JOHNSON 4 PUGH,
:. Commission Merchants, Front Building,
ss-A, Shockoe Warehouse.
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EORGIA sTATE LOTTERfEs,

Our THREE-NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
daily. CAPITAL PRIZES from - 900 10 $40, 0eu ..
TICKETS from ii tn IS
Prizes OF =, 900 and under. paid Immediately af
Ter the drawings; other prizes at so days.
ne For tickets or schemes in any Of the aboya
splendid Lotteries address
la 26--2wN Ssyannab "a
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GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
Clcansed IN the best manner.
COAT, PANTS AND VEST
For TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY CENTS.
COAT, ONERCOAT, PANTS and VEST
Dyed any color,
For FOUR DOLLARS AND TWENTY FIVE CTS.
BE All work warranted to be well done.
o. II. DENNIS,
Opposite Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street.
fe 4-eOhlw&
A HANDSOME ARAB CLOAK AT So
"A AT the CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT, 90
Main street.
Just received a lot of Misses WRAPPINGS at
$3.50.
Also, beautiful assortment of the latest STYLES
CLOAkS, for Ladies, selling at great bargains to
suit the times. K. EXEkIELiS
Cloak and Mantle Depot. SO Main st.,
f. LIZ Next door To Siutonfs lila I'd Marc Sinra
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I ME, LINE, LIME am prepared to fur
IL nish farlpeGs and others with SHELL LINE Of
the best cna'itt, ia large or small quantities. as
low, or lower than 1t can be obtained elSewh here,
in the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
my lime kilus, on the Canal at Bacon's Quartcr
Branch, or JOHN J. WERTH's Office, corner 10th
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH II HARwooD's
Hardware Dealers, No. SIS Main street, and tret
will receive prompt attention.
fe 5--lm~ WIN. SMITH,
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OTlCE.-No person whatsoever is authorized
~ to purchase or make any contract for any ar
tIele for the SpOtswoOd Hotel Columbian Hotel
unless the same be paid for the time of delivery
This publication il not in consequences of any =
thing that has TRANSFERRED but to project NE in fI-
ture, and because OF my determination to be cou-
stantly posted with regard to tho expenditures of
both hotels. JOSEPH H. CKENSUAW
low 1,,
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RETURNED NJ Daniel, L. 3 Minister
to Sardinia arrived in New York by the Ara
bia He is now in Washington
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM.
PANf are now prepared to furnish the farmers
md planters of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their Spring
crops. Its application to the Wheat crop seeded
during the last Fall, so far developed up TO THU.
time, mas been cmtnently successful, and 1t is
deemed to he equally we'll adapted to improve
those OF Tobacco, Oats and Corn
The stock now on hand is moderate but the sup.
ply Will at all times be adequate to the demand ,
ana during the present unSetl ed condition OF Of.
fairs, 1t Is thought advisable to solicit those no
propose to purchase to signify their intention OF
doing so at an early day, to enable the Company
to make timely preparation to execute all orders
that may come in
PRICE PER TON OF 1000 LBS, $50 CASH
ESs Orders can be addressed 10 the Commiss ion
Merchants generally OF Richmond, orto
fe l-2aw6w F. II RENTTEy kaant
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planning MILL, CORNER

HI MAIN AND 7TH STREETS Having pur-
chased the planning MILL. situated at the cor
her OF Ma lin and 9Th streets, we are prepared to
execute planning in all its various Branches at
the shortest notice; and having determined to buy
for cash only everything requisite to conduct the
said business, and neither to contract author
ize others to contract debts for us on account Of
the same. shall. therefore be enabled to carry
on our business upon the most reasonable terms
Every kind of SCROLL, SAVING aud MOULD
ING, and every branch of planning and SAW
ING done promptly, and upon the most liberal
terms Orders respectfully solicited
CHARLES PHILLIPS
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Y! - 3D.. Il fTER1Es.
Authorized by ID e States Of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY.
Draw daily, in public, under the supernte
dence of sworn Commissioners
Fes The Managers Offices are located at VII.
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri
PRIZES VARY FROM
u,c,,r , $3.50 10 $4,000
$3.50 to 500.
=, W circulars, giving full explanation and tina
Schemes to be drawn, will he sent free nf az
pense, by addressing WOOD, EDbY X CO
Wilmington Del ,
WOOD, EDDY & Co,
jy l0--ly St Louis No
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4 TrENrION. FIRST REGIMENr.-Ju


FIRST REGIMENT SMOKING TOBACCO,
Manufactured III LynchburS expressly for this
market and inferior to none In packages to suit
purchasers Call and see it, at
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 0TEY's,
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III Ar.-s,o 900 bales HAY, of nrst quality. in
store and for sale In lots to nit purchasers by
te X. Ii, WHlTL0cK 4 son
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q 81 REWARD Lost in the crowd at
~ the Lower Ward Polls. yesterday even
ny D. jng,s large, double-case GOLD LEVER
kS--1Es W ATCH made by NJ. J. Tobias x Co.
bl,olpool No. 3is0, attached TO short gold chain
and fob. The above reward will he paid for its
delivery 10 the subscriber, On Franklin street
near the state Court House.
f. St T. q RAWLINGS